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County Guards Of Fla. May Keep Guns Supreme Court Has Made No Decision In the Hatter Tallahassee, Oct. 29. Several days jg0 Governor Catts gave to the press . letter from the War Department In which it was said since the supreme court had decided that the governor ffas not the head of the County Guards of Florida that the guns fur nished by the federal government must he returned. As a matter 01 iact tne supreme court has given no such opinion, and the only time the county guard ques tion has been up before the court was when Governor Catts asked the court whether he could order the Duval guards to Madison county to protect the officers of the defunct Live Oak bank who were being tried at Madi- THE EVENING TELEGRAM. LAKE LAND, FLA.. TUESDAY, OCT. 29. 19 18 BAT1 orA 14 . ce m,gnt occur rl fVern0r he could der the troops out, which he did Seve 1 agQ Goywnor issued a proclamation asking the County Guards not to drill on S n Jay and Major Smith of the Dade T AM,d ,nanePaPer interview hat the governor didn't have any tMng to do with the Guards and he proposed to disregard the order which evidently caused the impression to get abroad that the governor was not i-oiumanaer m chief of the uuarfls as he Guard. County was of the National It may yet be possible to keep the army guns, for the Km..,,, i. willing for them to remain in the State tl the governor Is at the head of the troops. Two sailors and a soldier are miss ing following the sinking of the trans port America at Hoboken last week. A cargo of sugar, valued at ?1,000,000, was In the steamer's hold and Is be lieved a total loss. Synopsis of Game Law 1. The title to all wild birds and game is vested In the various counties of the State. 2. The following only are game birds. Swan, geese, brant, duck, rail, coots, mud hens, Galllnulas, shore birdd, povers surf birds, snipe, woodcocks sand pipers, tattlers, curlews, turkeys, grouse, pheasants, quail and turtle dove. 3. It is a $25.00 fine to catch, cr kill, ship or have in possession any game bird, plumage, skin, eggs or nests thereof, except as provided by law. 4. Open season November 20th to March 1st follow ing for deer, wild turkey, quail, doves, swan, geese, brant, rails, coots, sand pipers curlews snipe, ducks, plover and squirrels; November 20th to December 20th following, for pheasant. Unlawful to kill squirrels in any public or pri vate park at any time. 5. It is a $50.00 fine to capture, kill or Injure any game bird or animal by pitfall, deadfall, scaffold, cage, snare, net, salt-lick blind pen, baited hoot baited field, drugs, poison, chemicals, explosives or similar device. 6. It is a $25.00 fine to catch hunt or kill any game bird or r,nimal between dark and daylight the following day. 7. It is a $25.00 fine to kill more than one deer, two turkeys twenty quail, or twenty-five birds of any othar species in any one day. It is a $500.00 fine to kill more than thre i deer, ten turkeys or three hundred of any other game bird speclos, ir. one open season. 8. It 1b a $25.00 fine to barter, sell or offer for sale any game bird or cnimal. 9. It i3 a $100.00 fine to hunt cutside of your voting precinct without a license; a $25.00 fine to change or alter p license. 10. It is a $25ii0 fine to transport within or wlthoat this State any game without a proper license. It is $100.00 fine for any. common carrier to receive such game for transportation 11. The witnesses furnishing evidence to convict for any violation of the game laws shall have half of the fine imposed. 12. Persons residing in the State twelve months, may on payment of $1.00 to the County Judge, receive a "Res ident County License;" a "Non-resident County License" for $3.00 and a "Non-resident Hunter's License" for $15.00. No license good except in county issued. No license re quired of resident Confederate Veterans. 13. County Judge to have 25c, 50c and $1.00, respec tively, for each license Issued; County Game Warden to have 25c, 50c and $3.00, respectively, for each license, bal ance goes to county school fund. 14. County Game Wardens are appointed by the Gov ernor upon recommendation of the Board of County Com missioners. 15. County Game Wardens may appoint deputies In each election precinct. 1. All grades of licenses shall be of different color, contain a synopsis of the game law printed on the back, and shall be good only for the open season or fraction thereof Immediately following their issue. By All Means Get A BARLER. The Smokeless Oil Heater Jast the stove you need these cool mornings to drive the early chill out of the room. The BARLBR Smokeless Oil Heater is safe and easy to operate-light it andjforget it. The wick stop prevents smoking. We're showing three sizes, $9.00, $10.00 and $10.50 WILSON V V Hardware Co. Hardware The Home of Good Stoves. To Give Disabled i Soldiers Vocational i l raining Washington, Oct. 29. Plans for training and placing in renumerative positions soldiers and sailors malned in the war worked out by the Uni ted States Employment Service and the Federal Board for Vocational Ed ucation are ready to be put into op eration. The Employment Service has in structed its representatives through out the country to obtain informa tion that will be helpful in the place ment of partially disabled soldiers and sailors. Surveys of labor needs will be made In conference with em ployers to determine where such men can be used efficiently. The Board for Vocational Educa tion will maintain in each hospital for the treatment of wounded, a rep resentative who will confer with dis abled men before their discharge from the hospital. It a man desires to continue in the occupation he was engaged in before the war and 1j fitted for it, help will be given him in finding work In that calling; should his injuries make it necessary for him to seek a new means of live lihood. he will be advised of the lines in which he can enter without find tng his injuries a handicap and a course of training in the work to bo adopted will be offered. Every ef fort will be made to assist disabled men toward that occupation in which they are most Interested and for which, because of aptitude and e perience on one hand and handicaps on the other, they are best suited. After the vocational adviser has assisted the recuperating patient to choose a suitable occupation, his case, with full information, will be referred to a local board In his com munity made up of two representa tives of the district employment of ffice, one a physician, two represen tatives chosen from the locality, one to be an employer and the other a representative of labor. The board will see to his training, and while It is in progress he will be supported by the government and given the same allotment and family allowance for dependants as when he was In I military or naval service. His ex penses, in tne mam, win do covereu from the compensation provided in tin vocational rehabilitation act. Manufacturing establishments, of fices and farms will be used to give nreliminarv training, especially for those occupations not yet regarded as being within the school or college I field. Afterward, through the Era Iploymnnt Service, a permanent sult ! able position will be found for him. I The Board will keep in touch as 'friend and adviser for such period ! after employment is found as may be nnrpsHarv to complete his reestab- lishment as a civilian worker. A canvass recently made at the Ford Motor Plant at Detroit, showed the following: Jobs that could be filled by logics men, 670; by one-legged men, 2,637 hv one-armed men, 715; by totaly hiind men. 10. The time estimated to become efficient at these jobs estimated for 1,743, one day or less for 1.461, one day to one week; for or.1 miP week to two weeks; for ms. mm month to one year; for 43, one to six years. The Ideal Food For children Forwotk crs For old folks and young folks For sick folks and well folk? Cream Farina ADcltcious Breakfast ADMttty Dessert. Cream MADf moM Selected Wheat THC HtCKEfiCCftEAL Co. 5VC9 OHPIC& Must Plan For Conditions After The War Edward N. Hurley, Chairman of the Shipping Board, Shows What Must Be Done to Utilize Vessel Within two years there will be 5.000,000 tons of merchant shipping to be employed, and Edward N. Hur ley, chairman or the United States I v-Mob will tut the attention from Shipping Board, announces that it Is ' .ho annremn dutv of wlnnln the war. But far from being a distraction, it not too early to look around for car goes, not only In this country but abroad. "Twenty-five million tons is a lot of shipping," says Mr. Hurley. "In one voyage these ships would carry all the live slock, dressed meats. packinghouse ' products poultry, game, fish, wool, hides, and leather carried on your railroads In one year. HARDWARE CLERKS GOOD FARM HAND8 Alreadv Accustomed to Machinery and Hard Work, They Learn Quickly How to Make Them selves Useful Hardware dealers and clerks make ,! f.rm hands This tin to the fWUU IUI -. farmer In search of help is furnished by the farm division of the United States Employment Service. The man a hardware store W UW T. w knows more about farm machinery from a hoe to a tractor, than any body else the farmer can get hold of if he has to hunt for unskilled labor. t, horHaarp man generally has worked long hours. He is used dirty hands and work clotnes. ne nr,.t,i.hiv has some muscle, because he is used to handling heavy things If he is one of the millions of town and city men who grew up on a farm he already knows something about crops and stock. The most Impor tant thing to be done to make him a good farm hand, reports from differ ent localities show, is to convince him tha this country needs him on m,u farm as his war services. ; YOUR FACE IS YOUR FORTUNE ' A thousand people look at your face while one glances at your feet yet ; jou spend money to keep your shoes : in condition and neglect your face. BED CROSS Shaving Lotion (tha , after-sha-ing lnmrr). wakes old faces look young and keeps U p1T,k r.f condition. Tlus and her RET 'ri?rr foilPt iHicle? Bold only by I In less than five trips they would 'carry our whole railroad haul of grain, flour, cotton, hay, fruit, vege three and one-half trips all our lum ber; in seven trips all our manu- abroad and thinks of his foregn cus tomer. But foreign trade actually tables, and other farm products. la begins in his own factory. He looks abroad and studies such factors as foreign salesmanship. factured goods: in sixteen trips all ocean freights, our coal and coke. The total ton-j jf he would look Into his own fa nage hauled on our railroads Is about tory first, and study factors close at 1,200,000,00 tons. "So, amid all his splendid effort In producing equipment to win the war, the American manufacturer must be asked to take though for to-morrow and think In terms of shipping and foreign trade. This might appear like a distraction now, something fits In with war production and war psychology. While our factors and factory employees are building war material today, they are also build ing foreign trade, if we can only see things as a whole and make one fac tor work with another. "When the business man turns his attention to export trade he looks hand, such as labor turnover, wages, manufacturing costs, and efficiency, he would be laying a solid foundation for export trade." Something Good ! To Eat Awaits You Every Minute Day or Night at Shaws Quick Lunch and Dining Room Florida Avenue, Opposite City Hall, Look for the Red Front Pi Our Mb is r oi ivvery to I i I f I i ifliii r f 4 Phone 37 1 W Lt Art Department This Means Mettikn Description F YOU WANT LETTER HEAD8, BILL HEAD8, ENVEL0PE8, 8TATEMENT8, CALLING CARDS, BU8INE838 CARDS, RECEIPT B00K8, MENU CARDS, 8HOW OR WINDOW CARDS, HAND BILL8, FROM A 6x9 8IZE TO 25x38, OR LARGER; PAMPHLET8, BOOK LETS, FANCY STATIONERY, WEDDING INVITATION8, PRO GftAMS, 8CORE CARDS, ETC., OR, IN FACT, ANYTHING THAT CAN BE PRINTED, ANYWAY- YOU WANT IT PRINTED AND WHEN YOU WANT IT PRINTED. WE USE ONLY THE BEST GRADE OF PAPER 8TOCK AND INK, ETC., AND WE HAVE THE EQUIPMENT, AND WORKMEN WHO ARE PAST GRAND MASTERS IN THE "KNOW HOW" DEGREE. OUR PRICES ARE AS MODERATE AS 18 POSSIBLE, AND WE 8TRIVE TO PLEASE. YOUR PATRONAGE IS APPRECIATED, AND WE A8K YOU TO PHONE, OR CALL ON US, WHEN YOU NEED ANYTHING IN PRINTING. The Evening Telegnam Building Phone , -I' ...... ru 0 I j rr Kl I LT V Lakeland, Fla.