The Lakeland evening telegram., August 23, 1912, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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THE EVENING TELEGRM. LAKELAND. FLA.,
f AGE fob
!
,4.
he Evening Telegram
t'i.l.lili'l every afternoon from the
v.i.turky HiiiMvnir. Lakeland. Fla.
I."!.
. n ! in the postofliec at Lake
"! rl'ld. as n.ail matter of the
i "hts.
Hi:T iHIlllMlTON, EDITOR.
V. 7. ' HOI. WORTHY
: 1 r.n ulatiiiii .Manager.
HIS INFLUENCE WILL LIVE.
l ;-. KifiiON RATES :
,iit. $5.00
"..'.
1.25
a 1. . i within tto
;f Lakeland
a week.
.'I
.1.1
. same oUie is issued
LAKELAND NEWS
:.. w-.:ii"r giving ft re
nal mutters, crop r.cndl-
.. ,uhi i.lTuirs. tic Sent
a i, r. tor i per year.
a. '
ill!-.
f... vm!!i of (icm-ral lio'tli, li.al
i ilvaiioii Army, removes from
v. :,::..- of men jiii- of the most no
li " . li the nineteenth
end i-atnc at liis home,
. it if'.; i. ::. Hadlcywoed, ei.a'i
- l.xiMloti. Mr was s:; iciiij
... .'.j'.', i.'i'ji born in No: ; inu
, ;!; ':; I'm" several dcc;td"S
"I .'.r ' 'ill liiii evangelical of
ii i:, i pr.rt of lii" civilized
i ! ; 11.. A;i- lii- founder ( I tile
a'lath.u Amy, and preat :.nd last
, r w ill fdbw liis laburs,
. ,j, , ' . i iin'v in' s.4 ill that tli.'
I ... is dead, lie .'-till lives
; ;,, .. hi' ilitim lii i- tii.it In'
iitcij, will to on widening ami
i iiraiiit; t'.l tiiiH' shall m more
Oi l iui!i licporter.
T!i is is thai -I'iis'iii of
.il rinriiiiaii.-. an- .'!;
X i : : : ; 1 1 ' Ml.-ltic
(,iir.i' : . rai.-
DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.
For I'mt'l'-nt--AVoodnnv Wilson.
For Vice. President --Thomas ('.
Marshall.
Presidential Eli." loi n - .!efkr.son Ii.
Ilrowne, .1. En d iKlierrv. i liarles E.
Jones, V. I'hiphy Jones, Leland J.
Iicnderst.ii, II. V. Spark man.
Congressman, .State at Large
( laiide l.'Kngle.
Congressman,
M. Spark man.
Coiires-nian,
Frank Clark.
Congressman,
ciett Wilson.
Coventor-- l'ark Trammel!.
Attorney Cenornl Thos. F. West.
Secretary of State- II. C. Craw
ford. Coiiiniissloner of Agriculture W.
.A McUao.
Treasurer-- .1. C. Liming.
Cotnptroil t W. V. Knott.
Siijn ritit' inlriit of I'nlille Instruc
tion V. X. Sliej I.;.
State ( hetnist II. E. Rose.
: 'liuiaiit Ci'ti t.;! .1. C. It. Foster
First Dist.b t S.
Second District
Third Distri't Ern-
i r::ui
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it
a,e lo
l.:op
!'f'.'.. ju era i
articles no;
months'. Ti
Hie ear
ivir o;i a
ei:t ill -
.I in ;h"
.i' mark' !
I' ruin I'.alti
Imt shipped
in' her nori !i . Out
te found ::!!. i1ief
I'd not 1 1 ; : . limt.
I : . ; t T i a l'rie: 1 ,ie s.l !IH
i ill ih" ''arl. siirin
S l:ie;.ns that the hour
FLORIDA
The name means "Land of FIow-
ti
Flori
ii
ti'iii on ' .
oi ti;.- :'.
plildir. i
th-n any
a!s i ha- a
of .Mi'.viii).
At
i.; the second larues.
I iiioa east of tin- .Mi. s
. ,ii s a stragi tie p(1 ,.
r t'ua-t. I.eillU oil
Stat'.- of tli,. !;,..
-..: wa'er s!:oi'e
I 'il' I'il'Ml. It
:" line oa ihe UnJ;
ii- a i' '-1 State to
; -.r I i. A Ii.ei'ii :..
: . I' iiniina e;in:ii
:::!. Florida ioi".
iiiiiniiiiL and out
loaM t'-e..
Speaking ol" the liOU-pouiid ll'ilit
ake S-. t.iau vavi' his son for ;i wed
ilin.; ii.'.u.i. it maii'ieil man
voiulns the information hat he
needn't have gone lo (hat t rouble
he'll meet nidi cakes often l fore lie
is many hours older, which leads us
ti. believe that men are horrled
thingH anyway.
There is no Ionic, like miccess. Wil
son haa not been well for several
diiyf, hut since lie lias visited the
Democrat If headquarter he is so
mtieh enthused over the prospect of
victory that he haa forgotten his ail
ments. antl is tit as a fiddle. He will
leave the pills and tonics for Roose
velt and Taft they'll need good
stiff doses next November.
Roosevelt says that he "don't hit
itnti) he has to, hut when he does it
Isn't very soft." (luess that's what
his son-in-law thinks since he has
about decided to put out an oppos
ing candidate in the field against
him. The way things look, there is
a. real nbe family row immineti
with the odds in favor of sweet Alice
sticking to Nick and letiint; dad pad
ole his own canoe.
Each year sees a greater inllux of
hoineseekers and investors lo Florida
than the preceding season, much of
which is due to the fai t that Florid i
las walking advertisements all over
the country. Those who come down
to spend the winters here become so
enamored of the climate and condi
tions generally, that they io back
ard Id! their friends of the State
"where the ley blasts of winter are
unknown, where the flowers bloom
perpetually, win re lUe blushing
trawbi cries blush .the ripplins.'
hikes t ipple, etc ," as expressed by
an nt husia-t i- dolei::ate to the Hoard
of Trade convention in Kissiinntee
last week. All of which induces oth
ers to come, and as a result Florida j
is growing faster in proportion to
its age than any other State in the
t'nion.
Arrah. there! I!rther lletbering
ton. ye luminary of the Lakeland
Telegram! You have been kicking
and also making a lot of fun over
the versatility and iihitniity of that
famous newspaper contributor.
"Ei.," and yet on the editorial p:ts'
of your excellent paper of the K.th
instant., we find four nice and very
interesting artieles that were ion
tributed by "Old Man Kx. ' Have
you engaged him on your staff?
Punta Uorda Herald.
Like the Hull Moose and other
things we might mention. "Ex." is
sill riht in its pl.-u-o. and we intend
to use it every time W'e find an es
pecially cool article in .a paper
which we know is not the i-rodtii -tion
of the editor's brain, but whii h
i' I'O'.Ver should Seek out some method
it rai.-iiiK enough ln-re at this season
in suppiy the home demind. Wlon
this is accomplished it will keep
thousands of dollars at home tint
now vn to tiiiiih ru truckers, buyers,
and express companies, an amount
that could he utilized to the great
est advantage ju this section. Or
lando Reporter-Star.
WHAT HE MEANT.
Hair disheveled .his collar ami
necktie awry, and his hat haltered
ill the lillting over one eve, he stood
propped up between the tow police
men who had dragged him from the
Sheets into Ihe llh e polirc court
Thei'e ua no nii-iakiiu' lh
; 'iar-i s against linn.
liana went tn, .indue :,(,
with m.r-'i.-ti ria I impal ieticc.
"I lorry up! What's the charge?"
' I'ilih Hied Hewed, Vef olior,"
; 'iswoi'eii one of the patrolmen.
"Shay, can I explain? .isli a mis
taka." "Sure. Cnl in What's the matter
wit h vini','"
way, I'm Mule Hons"
"I. dish
Mooster."
"You're you're what?
"1 shay I'm Moo.e Hool lloo.er."
"I get the boozer part all right.
Come, let's have the rest again."
"You don't understand. I .shay
I'm Itoozo .Mule Moozcr."
"You're soused. That's what you
are. Don't you dare jest with dig
nity of this tribunal. Ollicer can you
enligth entlie court -onarding what
the prisoner is trying to say?"
"Yes, yer onor. He means he's a
Hull Moose Hooster. Me and O'FI'.ih
erty dragged him out of a Poosevelt
torchlight parade down in the Tent'
ward." St. l-ouis Republic.
(ireiit msMluess! Has the cost of
high living gone this fur? I've eaten
about everything that I thought was
lit to eat o tul some things that I
just knew were not but when I see
in the Denver Post a recipe for "pre
served feuceposts" my goat is on the
keen, keen jump! "Mr. Jones, will
you have a little nlice with the hark
on? Or do you prefer a little chunU
of heart?" Say, wouldn't that jar a
fellow's wiu onesided? "Preserved
feuceposts!" Please pass the tele
Ohone jelly! Palm Reach County
THEY ALL SAID SO
I'uitji, I'iMiiUiri at
Tie opening of '
imam, that ihr
will !low a vast
:v.ilig trade. Fh ri.i.i ka
t!' winter playgro'.t.d of t::e ci h
try. and now tha: iviiowiedu" abiui;
tie- climate is spreading, the hiiiiiih r
climate is being enjoyed, tiie records
showing th:.t the thermometer tu-ver
g: is jis high as it does in t- S: i'
north of li e Oliio and I'o'otna : j;tid
oji the I'ii.-itic t ea;' The pr.'d'i ts
1 Florida garden;, ;c il g.'O'.es life
iio'.v tiiking lii-ii rai k in Xor:la rii
lll-.rkcl.-. The o:;ill'-:. al:d l-T.ipefl'il :t
of Florida are not oipnilei! by any
tiurown dsev. lo-'.-i m 'he I'nitid
Mates. Florida i one m ,!:, . niei
liitab'-i" Sti'tes ;i! i' produi'-s more
nival stores t ai pi nt ine iind rosin
ti.an ail other States eiitnhiiied. I'
h: s large tisiiing resources, and has
tj.e only ,-pong ' industry in the I'ni
ter Suites It has ripe -t r.: wherries
n' t'liri-tiuas time, when all the
North is lin ked in i e and snow
Florida is an old State histori
lally. developments of the last
few year.-: htive put the peninsular
State on the commercial map of the
world. The Florida future looms mi
splctlidly. The years just before us
wil see a hreat expansion of Florida
dties tiny have grown wonderfully
in the last tew years and the country.-jde
Will become the hollies of a
llllllt itllde of people illlll the Si ill of
ii manifold industrial life. The foun-
d- tions ot a great and nourishing ru
ral ' o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i l ;i.e doing laid, and
I lie set tier who conies todav will in
herit all tiie wisdom that ionics from
experience ol those Who ill'e inakia';
:.iioi ess In garden an I grow The
ii '. eraae tua n of t he 'it k ml tow i
give-, but ;i pussili: thotighi ,, 1
resources of the South ami Florida.
Viol does not realize the ii'i ualit ie
what lias liei n accomplished in ih'
1'e'T l.: I illlll w hill is III he dlOle III
the near future. All the wonderful
resources of land Mnd water, of for
est and mineral, are situated where
the great activities of the immediate
future are to be, and where nature
has provided the most benelicietit cli
mate known for the tiller of the soil.
Florida is going to help solve the
problem of how to keep down the
cost of living by growing plenty of
things and growing them at a min
imum cost. The .oil is here, the wa
ter, the light and warmth; the nii'rk-
rt is near, the demand large all that
is needed is the farmer and the fruit
man. St. Cloud Tribune.
visitors trout
otlicc ho lie
:io online t
"I can't k.ep Ihe
mining up." sighed the
jcctedly In l he edito:'.
the New York American. "When I
s:,v you're mil thev don't believe me
They insi.-t that tluv must see ou
right away."
"Well." Siii, the editor, "just tell
them that's what they all say. !
don't care if you get fresh with them
give Vm anything. I must have
liiict at any cost."
That afternoon there failed at th
office a rather important looking
lady. She wanted to see the editor.
Lut the boy assured her that was impossible.
"Hut I must see him
ed. "I'm his wife!"
"That's what they
torted the boy, a be
door.
As I passed the office yesterday
morning 1 noticed a little si?n out-
sid. with the words "Hoy Wanted "
" she protest -
all say!" re
slammed the
The Provident l-o-.in Society, a ol
laternl bank, for t!.e purpose of lend
rtg money only on any elass of se-
uriiy ;:t a reasonable bankirg rate
of interest, has recently been or
s.mized in IVns-.oola. The capital
sio. k f the new organization will
ho j:,.,O0ii.
The new building of the Miami
be slips in. with like contributions Hink aid Trust Co.. which ..is b-et
ti.ri ished by the think-tanks of oth-' in conr..- of construction in that city
r editor?, without proper eredit.
for weeks, i snow completed.
THE SOUTHEAST
That which is being accomplished
demonstrates that the sotheast is th"
section of opportunity in the Fnited
States.
It is the seition of the greatest
and richest undeveloped resources p
has more raw material for nunierou
lines of manufacture than has an
other section. It has more product
ive, tillable land that awaits culti
vation It has ii climate that is nn-surpa-sed
in the unintrv. It in
sunshine without scorching and rait:
without iloods.
The .-out he.lst is utiUes! ioiijhl ,
tiie most iiuitirg pan of the . ountrv
for the honiesceker. tthelhiv !:,. he '
man of large or of -m il! "!can- -offers
itiM'-tniit: "ppoifitn'i' t';,'
. re -iife. and s'l'v of g-. i d n-'urtis
The -oil hi asl is a'trai ' i!ig C .;
lent ion ot people -ill .m r l ! . .ct: ;
j is no ot her se t lo:: l,o . ::i .; .,i.,.
ieoph iire .olllitlg !'e r. so".t;,.
e.i' t .and tnoi'e and tuoi .' w :' ,o?i ,
Not tlliinv e;iis Will elapse :, fet'.
the southeast's greatness of :. sour
ces and greatn.-s of achi. cir.ctits
will be more nearly equal Industri
al index.
OWNER MUST STAND LOSS FOR
DESTBUUITUX Uf
DEMNED CATTLE
T-.e State Hoard of Health does
not , ;u:re th- d-tri..!.- 'ltl;
Oi: ;e otini oi no" "
it i- dangerous '
o: t . .'i-rcuioMs
ipor accurately. :'
use unboiled mi'.!; fre:t:
r !. :'
tia .1'
Ptl'T. IK!l
A'.thou'il.
e-.'.o:!. ! mil!;
'. ta .-tat" if
atig'-rens t
re::: crttle of -i V
;'!. Fed. ra! H l-
iti-; tion set'v:
unsuit:ible for
... iiiv only sliglrly
tuberculosis, and ir
I . ' ulous glamfs may hi
: tuberi'iilous is eetn-ra'
i ,. , o'v. then the animal is ''''li
.,, I r . od. from which you wil!
r- ;!t th,. owner dos not nere--;.
h, " 'in- value of an animal
i ...1
(Oil I a.ne'l on anioni ci i in 'i ' ."'--
il. aa rely loses the difference
. . i t lie animal f"r purpes' s of
ol for ;iu!'pos"s of dairy. N r
. .. a ni' i s- iry to do that it
'i;k is boiled. The State Hoard
. alth does not require the de
iion of cattle, and is not author
en reimburse the owners when
the; are (lest roved.
he- -dar h
r-:.': !'i
do' s no'
fcod. .':!:
iiffe.-t.'d w
Whi :i
i lit ii'.vay.
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AUTOMOBILE OWN
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P ' 'i
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Tire
Troubles
Ended
r
HEEE 13 A FISTT YARN WITHOUT
A PEER
WEIGHS
The nosey man in the smoker o;
the Pullman had bored the other
passengers and finally landed on a
fat man who was minding his own
business.
"And may I inquire how you make
your living?" asked the nosey man.
when he had introduced himself.
"Oh, 1 have several thousand
ways." replied the fat man.
"Several thousand?" gasped the
nosey man.
"Yes." replied the fat man "1
am a manufacturer of siah s "
And the nosey man jisk-d no m re
quest tons.
Vrnth'c PnmuRnion Prints Storv of
Catching Steer With a Twelve
Thread Line In Florida
II. re is a "fish story" of a new
kind, ami not less astonishing than
the best of the usual tort. It comes
fioiu tiie New York Sun, and th"
S'eii" of the famous "catch" is laid
at Punta Rassa. Fla.
Two fishermen named Schultz and
Foster, had ju-t left the wharf on
their way to the up river fishing
pool- They were in a little motor
In, at a mere skiff with an engine in
it
The steamer Mildred, which plies
lit.'.e. ii Punta liassii iind Key West,
v.- .; i ifc.. cattle wharf near the ho
ld taking on a load of range i attic
I'll III the pelis. .lust ilS the liltle lto
ti.' '".at was abl'ciot of the ileatinT
il bi- black honied .-tei f jumper! OVe:'
the i'iiiiw'V with the ability of a
..tag. nil'l plllliaeil into fifteen feet of
Witter.
lie nunc up glistening in the sua
and seemed dazed for a moment,
Then lie struck out against the tide,
heading for the Culf two miles away.
Sihultz wanted to take the bull by
the horns, but both Foster and th
guide put up strenuous objections for
fear that the animal would want to
join the party in the boat. Schultt
hod his rod ready atid his nerve with
him. He watched his chance and cast
about a dozen feet at the steer's head.
The line wrapped around one horn
and the hook took hold in the knob
between the bonis.
The steer shook his head in vain as
St hult. put on the strain. He was
using a twelve-thread linen line and
seven and one-half ounce green-
heart rod with a plain multiplying
reel and thumb-pad. He "played
th? steer for three-quarters of an
hour, while his negro guide deftly
manipulated the boat, and Foster sat
in the pivoted chair, giving advice
as to the best way to land the
catch."
Finally Mr. Schultz got the animal
headed toward the beach, where two
men belonging to the cattle outfit
toped the scared and weary creature
and got him into the corral, whence
he was driven aboard the Mildred.
, caving delayed the sailing for mor"
nan an hour Youth's Companion.
THE FAULT OF THE BOOTS
i ...
Tha' :i small man can til! a large
. leieti'f.g is ih nion-'ravd by Tiivh r
'hdnies. d' Th M''.!:!i" Compmy.
' ,, 'filing o Vu'::i:' . Mag.iitie, in
: ,. foHo'A itig -'. rv
V- .i serveaM w ..s ha wlinu out his
. dors the other d t- bar rai ks
!; d Wilt.llilig the line of feet as the
jriw iviruits ftid"a'V. -d to obey the
word of lomtv.atid. he found, to his
astonishment, that one pair of feet.
I more noticeable on a lount of their
xtra large r vcr turned. With
out takinc his eye off them the ser
j gi ant shouted a seiotid order "About
1 t'oce.'
"He could see that all the feet ex-
ipt these lie was watching turned
in obedience. Rushing up to the
owner, a little fellow, he seized him
by the shoulders, shouting:
Why don't you turn with th"
rest ?'
1 did." replied The trembling re
i ruit.
You did. eh? Well. 1 watched
your feet, and they never moved."
-It's the boots they rave me. sir."
said the poor fellow. 'They're so larg.
that when I turn my feet turn in
them.' "
Havt Your Ti; es Filled With
RUBBERI N
Rubberine guarantees you against punctures. ':
rim cuts and leaky valves.
The method of filling wen a:icaily conect Ti. .
tube is filled while on the rim. It is injected into V..-.
through the valve stem, at a temperature that dees net .
the inner tube, and when once cool is a substance in uT;
sistency and elasticity not unlike a good class of noii-r
light so light that the little added weight is not noti
and so resilient that one cannot tell when riding in ;
whether its tires are filled with rubberine or air.
It is thought by many that, the rebound is not as .
as when using air-filled tires, consequently there is less : ..
cn the springs, the car rides easier and life is added to tiu .
in general, making automobiling a pleasure as it means the
of tire trouble
It eliminates uneasiness, blowouts, loss of temper hi
engagements, pumping, heavy repair bills, 75 per cent a .to t;
ble, relieves your wheel of any attention until your (a sir..'
worn out Will increas life in your casing 100 per cent !;
berine is a perfect substitute for air, having all the adv
and none of the disadvantages of air-filled tires.
The only plant of this kind in operation at the y. .:
time in South Florida, is located in the Peacock buildii: :..
further information desired can be obtained, bv caili:;;
son or writing
The South rioride
Puncturclcss Tire to. !
LAKELAND, FLORIDA
SUMI I II I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 Hi ' !
A $;'(M.t'tov Sasn. weicLt at. grato
b; r foundry is to bo st ut d !n Jaik
sonvil!.' within the next six y days
Ioeal and w Y-yrk ar-t"l:t'ts ar-''
behind the movent nt
Early Sunday r. r-.ir; Bartow wa?
vlsi'ed by a fire that did mor? than
$3r.0e' dmiafe sand which threat
ened ore of the pdnoipi business
blocks of that city with rarap'ote de
struction. Itisura-ee on the pr-iertr
destroyed will total about Jt.oof
Always In
The Lead
That's What t
Aim To Be
Always In the lead, wbm
It comes to fresh, pur v..
full-strength drugs toi
let Articles, sundries, ana
all drug store merchto
dlse. You'll be satisfied
when you deal at oir
ttore for our service
pleasing in every way.
ELIMINATE
DISTANCE
Phone
Your
Order
boa t try your V .pr or
iiattonce, slap'. go to
'our telephone and tsll
62, aoJ you will be con
nected with our 8pcisl
Order Department. What
ever your particular
Ire may bo, we'll take
ears ot It wltk Mtlsfa
tory goods anol atlafs
tory serrlce.
HENLEY & HENLEY
THE WHITE DRUG STORE
muss'
j SPECIAL TO THE jLADlliS:
PHONE:
66
93
99
FOR
For Fresh and CleanjGoods at All Times
PURE FOOD STORE
W. P.IPILLANS
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