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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
Salg af Minnesotas
November, 1911.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
st. Paul.

est. Paul Wdende" removed to Room
POI Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

Ask your dealer for "Odin Brand
Mysost", and Rose Leaf Brand Prim-
ost". For sale everywhere. For par
t%iculars see adv. in this paper.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
6r. MaSs SpuScroaarb, ct. N,1=

@r. @aSs Sunoergaaro, st. 2(u=
tbonp Farf, Snlpcftor pco Stotcns
Goirp Commission, er l1onppr1 til
Superintendent pe0 Sen ltore Sinpr=
1loltilli1g, ium ifol afbolocs / 6or=
hinoclie mco Notionol Creamery
@l1tteru1ofers @pnpc,tipn / Chicago
l.. til 3. Nppember. San oil bope
~fl,lI Charge" al ll0ltillingcn % &c.
opnnneli cn al Smprret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

Scn san if=nurifc @ulaatba &irfcs
&pinociprcnina bolocr lit nUitc9Hpoc
Spr:ooa Gftcrn1ioag, sen 19. Stto=
Der / Yol tor MooienS @ieln, 5S2
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famine Steo Trcoo1 gftru, ncl1 90.
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teIi9ite.
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gl1ostiellrltc Ml. $50 pau Gngcllf it.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13
We'd Kjob e1ler Reparation at
Uhre besog den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.


st trt v2aaa". Ger goar 9ipgter
on, at Moppr. Seller % Ypliticbef
S'Gpnl1pr CT fpr1lllcn pucrcns OIL:
at ser ira 2prou9 Niten ltol ino=
trunc CT npie S%prrbploellc al us
observation-disclosures pucr bclc %pel1,
loolcocs at Salppncrlle it'll ll1fte3
npiaatigt til Sen lopbefalcoe Sio e.
Ter l1oiutte Jig for at hlipc ll1ffeoc
ipr ~beitm1oiAt pco Trotagelle al 81
loon 2iccniet. 9i9eleor: uil scr BIZ
DC ncolnat b%cltrn1t Uprbllo mos
Sol9 pg Tprturina al berlli c>1ce
2riffruorer / lltugtsbulc loa bel ion.
/ olle ANDRE ulppli9r lto'ol1* ltcoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

Eaitor VI, Talf @jcrticn inogop
/ Sirsoogs lin &eiignotipn ioln Meo=
lem al Sfolefomislionel,. S i'm Mf-
lfeo$onmeloelie uotalcr fan 2nifet
ON, at Ser / fans Stco n1ao blipe
polgt ct Meolcn1 ligciom ban ielp
fra Sp0hper, ioolebes at oe>nc @y=
0el, Ser leuerer Ell Sreoieoel al 8p=
ems Iomle0e Mntol al Sfolebpr11, fan
blipe rc%prGienteret / &omisltonen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-10-13

Sri Turcora9 ON Sbeuiuii. .gpn=
oagcl1e sen Is. pg %. Sftober fol-
Scr ST. Soco6 e. Mcper Tpre0rog
ON Bette Gnu1e / Salisbury @o1tle
Mu0itoriltm, 4. Street og 16. Mnc.
g., ST. s s(ftcn. S begge 0isie So
reorog be6a10lcs Sen gan1lc noroiife
Gr0elGre Mlatrocl1. Mlle CT BEL
fon1ne til at npcrprrc bisl lie Sore
0rog, Scr pil bope CIT ganlfe lerlig
Sl1teresle og @etp0ning for Sfon=
0tltnber.
Sam9crcm @ulgcr SirfcrubS @on=
cert poa Gonio Salt Sen 81. Otto
Der omfattes me0 itor S11tcresie al
olle mlifellfen6e 5fan0inoper, og
Ser nil liffert blipe ful6t @1ts pes
Sen Seiligbeo. 81 far bant 2ejlig=
beo til at lie forifjellige eltropeiife
@r1iiffritiferes l16tolelier ON sen
1t11ge oonlf &1,nltner> og olle CT iao
t11lofonrmen ertge ONT at gipe fam
11betil1gct s(nerfjenoelie pg 9los, at
Der ingel1 Soipl fan pprc pnl, at ser
pcnter Silbererne cit flor ND0elle.
&elfumitfeit ipr u. q. 2anritscu.
&omitcen for Mrrouge1ncntet al Stu
oe11ter1ungcrneS 8eigg fer / 8per1
1tolte Sonnmer, for bpilfen Scr. 2ol1=
rtt5en bar Torman6, belllttteoe peo
lit afll1tttenoe Mg6e efter @elgget at
boloe cit lille pripot Sommenfom1t
poo ct ienere Si6sprnft. % 6or=
mo11oen tort Sio eftcr 0rog poo ct
9onmarfstogt, blep Sommenfomlten
11oiot til bans Silbagefomit, og loo
mart ban bar benot til6oge til 8pcn
blep Ser taget Sfriot til Mfbolocl=
len. Sen fit 6orm al ct r@tog
Nortp" for 9r. 9%ourit5en, ser boboc
9ooeoanoelen / Gongerbeipgets ltore
Sufces, og bette blep ofbolot li61te
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
STATE BOARD EDUCATION
SELLS LAND

Tallahassee, Dec. 7-Tuesday the
state board of education received
bids for the sale of a half section Of
land which lies Just north of Lake
OkcechObec and which is classed az
ordinary scrub land. The price a.
which the board sold the land, being
the highest bid. was considered an
extra good price for this kind Of
land. The total half section brought
an average of $25.S5 per acre. Some
months ago parties wanting to buy
this land were Offering but 81 per
acre. The boards policy is to Sc
cure all competition possible In or
der to get for the state the top notch
price.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
SPECIAL TRAIN PASSES
LAKELAND FOR ARCADIA

\ special train with surgeons and
trained nurses on board left Jack
sonvillc yesterday afternoon at 1
o'clock. passing through Lakeland
this morning about 2:30. bound for
Arcadia. where those on board were
hurrying to the bedside of Herbert
Fort. who accidentally shot himself
at that place yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Forts pistol fell from his
pocket, the ball entering his side.
intlictig a painful and serious wound.
II was thought that an operation
would have to BE- performed. and on
that account a special train was or
dered to BE- run ont of Jacksonville
with surgeons and nurses on board.
AT Barlow J. A. Fort, brother of the
injured man. Joined the train. and
he Is now at his bedside Reports
from Arcadia as We go to press are
to the effect that IL was found that
an operation would not have to be
performed, and that Mr. Fort was
resting as well as could be expected.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
!. METHODIST CONFERENCE
CONvENES AT PENSACOLA

Pensacola, Dec. with more
kn TWO hundred and fifty pastors
\ delegates from every section oi
ktama and West Florida present
J Seyenty-Ninth Annual session Of
J Alabama conference Of the Meth.
)s, Episcopal church, South. open
here Yesterday morning In the
)s, Methodist Church. The con-
|ence was begun with prayer by
khop Collin Dennis, of Richmond,
|, which was followed by a mas
sul sermon by himself. Another
)tuye in connection with the open
Of the session was the singing OF
fymn By the male chorus.
VITA Bishop Alpheus W..,sOn, of
t,iuorc presiding. and Bishop
PMS. q Richmond, assisting, the
session Of the conference, which
eo.t!nue through next Monday,
f1ed a. nine o'clock promptly and
filrae until well after the noon
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
INCREASE IN
COTTON CROP
MORE COTTON GINNED THUS
FAR THAN LAST SEASONS
ENTIRE CROP.
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, Dec. s. The Census
bureaus sixth cotton ginning report
of the season. issued at 10 a. m. to-
day and showing the number Of run
ming bales. counting round as half
bales, OF cotton of the growth of
1911 ginncd prior to December /,
with comparative statistics to the
corresponding date for the past
three years. is as follows:
Bales ginned in United States
IS ,S3a; round bales which figure
as half bales in grand total S7,567;
sea island S1.451. Alabama ginned
1886, l.5; Florida 7i.OlS; Georgia
o,337,77o Of Sea Island, Florida
ginncd 3e.357; Georgia 5l.2SS;
Alabama none.
Every cotton state except Arkan-
sas. Mississippi. Oklahoma, Tennes-
SEE have ginned more cotton than
was grown in them during whole o:
last year
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
LOW RATES ALLOWED FOR
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

jacksonville, Dec. Z. All the rail
roads of the state are 0ffering very
low rates to Jacksonville and return,
account Florida Educational Associa-
ton which meets here December u
80. These rates are among the low
est ever secured for the association.
Application was made for them IN
August and joint passenger tarin
was issued by the Southern Tariff
Associatinn Nov. :. The rates
given therein appeared somewhat
higher than those secured in previous
years and steps were taken to get the
announced rates still further re-
duced After some correspondence a
much lower scale of rates has been
secured, low enough, II is said, to
enable every teacher in Florida 70
attend.
The program is bein. printed and
an effort will be- made to place copy
in the hands of every teacher in the
state. Much consideration has been
given to the selection Of subjects for
discussion and for the speakers for
each subject. The general program
was prepared in outline by the whole
executive committee of the associa-
tion and the departmental programs
came from the officers Of the various
departments. II is probable that an
other department will be organized
when the teachers meet.
Reasonable hotel rates have also
been secured The eSminole hotel has
been secured. The Seminole hotel has
complete list of rates at hotels and
boarding houses will be announced
this week.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
MEMBERSHIP OF BAPTIST
CHURCH GROWING

\ large congregation was present
last night at the revival which is b.
ing conducted at the First Baptist
church, and all listened with great
interest to the logical sermon deliv-
cred by Dr. Nowlin, who took as his
subject, The Wrath to Come.
Twelve additions have been made
to the church during the revival,
those who have joined being Mr.. and
Mrs. p II. Sanders. Mr.. and Mrs. T..
r.. Taylor, Miss Carol King, Mrs. Ida
Hill. Mrs. S. A. Murphy. Misses Alma
Trammell, Lillian Ross, Viola Pow
ell. Mr.. W. T. Miller and Mr.. l.. l..
Vickers.
At the service this evening the
rite of baptism will be administered
to four young ladies. Misses Alma
Trammell, Lillian Ross. Viola Powell
and Carol King.
Services this evening will begin at
s:l5 p. m., and tomorrow at 10
o'clock a service will be held for the
children. and II Is desired that all
members of the Sunday school be
present at this service. There will
be no services tomorrow evening.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
[ITTLf JOE
GOVERNOR AGAIN
lus.rED AS GE0RGIA'S CHIEF
,yrCUTlvE YESTERDAY BY
A BIG VOTE.
IL, Associated Press. }

ta ia. Dec. S.-Formel
k,.,,.- Joseph NJ. Brown was yes
animated Governor of the
Georgia. returns showing
|. Is. .,t his largest vote in the
l,s .oaatlts, nearly all counties
arm. The large cities gOing
bis lin
|poD,. B.awn. candidate for the Of
] q. Governor on the prohibition
=. me out second in the race,
l,o Hl.e X. d. Russell, local OPP
n, ran third. At his home IN
l,j-i,l Georgia. last night Cover
Byuwu gave out the statement
|. r. waS net surprised at the re-
the election except he did not
k4- his victory to be so sweeping.
said he took the verdict as a
hnaud from the people that fac
Irsl,sn must stop. and that the
hbl, of the State must unite on
prirciple of the protection of
III sovereignty.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
MAY BE FOUL PLAY.

Tampa. Fla, Dec. y H. r. Col
ielt. husband of Mrs. x. =. Coffel:,
who was found partially crcmated
in her home north of the city several
days ago, stated yesterday that he
is positive that his wife did not com
nit suicide. as has been generally
believed He declared that he be-
lieped the affair to have been an az
cident, Mrs. Coffelt being infirm and
partially helpless. He believes that
her bed clothing caught fire from a
fire place and that she fell TO the
floor in trying to get out of the
building. He denies that there was
kerosene or gasoline on the place.
Several officers, Mr.. Coffelt stated,
have told him that they believe
Mrs. Coffelt was the victim of foul
play.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
AFTER BEET
SUGAR GROWERS
HOUSE WANTS TO KNOW WHAT
MAKES SUGAR HIGH AND
Exposure.
(By Associated Press. }

Washington, ID. c. Dec. s. The
Senate is not in session today. The
committee Investigating the Lorime,
election continued its hearings with
witnesses fer the defense on thu
stand.
The House met at noon Tho
committee investigating the high
price Of sugar heard representatives
of the Colorado beet sugar growers
who denied that foreigners were
held in the fields in slate of peoll-
age. representative Moon. Of
ennsylyania, denounced the reports.
.e had ncar-iight with Representa-
I've Thomas. Of Kentucky. during
he committee meeting last flight
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
ART STUDIO TO OPEN TOMOR.
ROW IN DRANE BUILDING

Mrs. Jennie Willis, Of this city
ras secured quarters in the Dram"
building where she will conduct AN
at studio, the formal opening of
" mich will occur tomorrow after
noon. Mrs. Willis extends cor
dial invitation to the ladies %!
Lakeland to call tomorrow afternoon
between the hours Of . and at
Room POI in the Dranc building
where she will have on display a
humber of articles suitable for Christ
nlas presents, such as water color
baintings, painting on china, et".
Mrs. Willis will also give lessons IN
Jainting. and those desiring to study
under her, should call at her studio.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
MCMANIGAL
On Tie STAND
Is TELLING THE FEDERAL GRAND
JURY WHAT HE KNOWS
ABOUT DYNAMITING.
(By Associated Press. J

Los Angeles. Calf. Dec. S.-Tht
Federal grand jury investigation In
the alleged nationwide dynamiting
plot was continued today, with Or
tie E. McManigal. who gave evi-
dence on which the McNamaraS were
arrested, on the stand again. He
was before the body all day yester-
day.
United States deputies are search
ing for rs witnesses wanted to tes-
tify. There will be no indictments
until next week +.
The McNamaras are still in jail
here, and the date for their removal
to the penitentiary is uncertain.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROR
IN GEN. COX'S ARTICLE

A typographical error was made In
General CoX's article in yesterdays s
issue in regard TO the School Board
loan. Instead of the interest on
S50,b00 at per cent. for ten years
being $1,000, it should have been
st0,0D0. The interest on so, 900
al :, per cent. for ten years IS
SI3,750. and the difference is $2,,-
30.
From this take 5 100, cost of
deal and the amount saved in in
ter,st in ten years is $23. $50.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08

Sign New Agreement for Increase in
Pay With Some Rules.

Wilmington, \. c., Dec. 7.-Af-
ter series of conferences with Off
cials of the Atlantic Coast Line here
during the past sixty days. the
committee OF adjustment of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
GERS for the Atlantic Coast Line sys-
satisfactory contract, covering an
Indefinite period, had been signed,
embracing no radical changes in
rules and regulations, but insuring
an increased salary and embodying
such changes in working conditions
a. conditions seemed to warrant.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
WE'D ON SKYSCR0PER'S ROOF
Texas Farmer Wanted to Do Some.
thing Romantic ON Only Chance
He Would Have.

Waco. Tex, Dec. 1.-GeOrge Lem
berg and Miss Helen Arnold were
married here today on the roof Of
the Acme Insurance building, twen-
ty.two stories high and the tallest
building in Texas The couple came
IRON Temple to have the ceremony
take place as high as possible. Lem
berg is farmer, twenty-siX years
old lie said he had lived staid
life and wanted to do something rO-
nlantic when he got the chance, as
he never expected another oppor-
tGniiy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
BISHOP HOSS AT TAMPA.

Tampa, Dec bishop +. f
Hoss, ID. D.. of Nashville, Tenn.
passed through the city last night ef
route to Key West He left On ths
boat late last night for that place
Bishop Hoss will return to the cit,
Sunday afternoon and will preach
at the Hyde Park Methodist church
that night He will be the guest Of
Rev. Cason and later will preside al
the Florida annual conference. al
Gainesville, next Wednesday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
PINELLAS ELECTED
HER OFFICERS YESTERDAY

Tampa, Dec = Returns from
the ten precincts in Pinellas county.
which yesterday voted for county OiIi-
GERS for the first time, Indicate
Lcavy vote, with hard fought CON
:ests between all Of the candidates.
For county commissioners, the
Board to be- composed of five men,
bcrs +. A. Wood, $. S. Coachman,
q. 7. Railsback, l.. ID. Vinson and
Jefferson r. Lowe, were elected.
All three of the candidates for the
County School Board were elected
without opposition. e. w. Wiecking
had no opposition for Clerk of the
Circuit Court and received hand
some vote
NJ NJ. Whitehurst had an easy vic
tory over J. e. Sims for sheriff and
Col. Leroy Brandon, of Clearwater,
oGtdistanccd his two pponents for
County Judge.
The race for Tax A. or was de-
cidcdly close between i.. S. John
son and 7. J. Northrup. the latter
winning by scant margin.
r. T. McMullen had no trouble in
winning from his two opponents for
the office of tax collector and For
mcr County Commissioner of Hills
borough, a. G. Turner, of Clearwater.
won out over Joel McMullen, form
.rly treasurer of llillsborOugh, for
treasurer of the baby county. Dixie
NJ. IIollins had no opposition for
county school superintendent.
Albert :. Meares won out in the
contest for supervisor Of registration
aud w y. Rousseau was nominated
for surveyor
The result of the election will b.
wired TO Governor Gilchrist early
this morning and commissions for
those nominated will be issued at
once. There was no provision in the
original bill for the nominating Of
the officers. but Governor Gilchrist
decided that it would be the wiser
plan to let the people have a hand
In naming the oflcials.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
FREIGHT WRECK DELAYED
TRAIN NO. IS LAST NIGHT

Passenger train No s5, due here
at $40 .. m. was delayed for sew
eral hours last night near kissim-
NEE, owing to freight wreck,
which blocked the road. Passengers
we're transferred to another train
and brought to Lakeland, reaching
this city about 2:30 o'clock this
morning. No one was injured in the
wreck. only few cars having jump
ed the track, which blocked the
track for several hours.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
laAEGEMENTS GOING AHEAD

Fe1,alola, Dec. S.-The silver ser.
\ iF's'ntation committee is now
ai.lag 10 have great naval and
''af' parade just previous to the
'er,a'ion Of the service to the
'tsh.p Florida on the 18th.
Is palicd to ask the command.
o ~ ships to allow their mer
o'' Hi'h the ships bands, Col
I /. Fort Barrancas will be ask.
% nav the men and the band
H. :orts participate, and the
Ia d military companies will be
~ f. have part in what will
'as.1 -. i the idea can be car.
of Tie largest parade of the
t'F @en on the gulf coast
-" q! the herman training
hs'sA viii also be invited to
many men as possible IL
par4d.
A.s Plan materializes, it will
T. Parade of at least fifteen
~ hlsh with three bands. The
probably be marched uI
past the hotel, and returning
| = 'a"n up in line in front o;
ie'+' While the silver service is
e Presented.
azure will be a unique and
'p4ctacle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
THREE CARS OF HOMESEEKERS
HERE THIS MORNING

Arriving here on the early morn
ing train were three private ears
filled with honit seekers. They
spent several hours looking over
Lakeland and were much impressed
with the city. They were in charge
Of land agents who were taking them
10 Zolfo and Fort Myers.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
RELIGIOUS FANATIC
UNDER INDICTMENT
Crank Sanford Held Responsible for
Death of Followers From
LABOR LOW.
(By Associated Press. }

Portland, Maine, Dec. S.-Rev
Frank w. Sanford, leader Of the
Holy Ghost and Us" Relig-
ious Society, has been indicted Tor
the death of six members of that
sect. who died of exposure on the
Yacht COrOnet. Sanford refused to
allow the yacht to 80 to port after
being dismasted by storm. Religious
fanaticism figured in the cruise.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
REYES THOUGHT TO
Be IN MEXICO
Urder Indictment In U. S. For
Violating Neutrality Laws and
eBing Searched For.
(ly Associated Press. !

San Antonio, Texas. Dec. ). Ii is
reported that General Reyes, under
indictment for violating the neutral
ity laws, and who disappeared from
here early this week, is in CamargO.
Mexico, twenty-five miles from
brownsville, Teyas. lie is being
sought by Mexican and United States
secret agents One report last night
had him on way to Washington, ID.
e.. under 5000 bond
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
|'iO VISIONARY TO ARRIVE
ssRE TOMORROW MORNING

-iel Stone, the noted mis-.
'-' is touring Florida, will
-@keland tomorrow morn
Floral City, where she lee
Tomorrow afternoon
eh'ertained with a re-
|,.. -e home of Mrs. Eppes
afternoon a, three y. m.
" 80 will deliver a lecture a,
=. 'aocist church and at nigh,
s,s. heard at the Cumberland
i. church. She will tell
p'lFe in Turkey and will re-
Interesting stories of the
h 80 !. conditions as they exist
al sae should be greeted b,
'''snces at both hours.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
FINE LYCEUM ATTRACTION

A large crowd will no doubt be
present at the Heron theater tOmOr-
row evening to hear the humorous
lecture to be delivered by DR. II. w.
Sears. This is one OF the best ly-
ceum numbers OF the season, and all
those who take advantage of hear
ing this gifted man will enjoy an
evening of unusual pleasure
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
SUPPOSED TO Be
FlllBUSTfR VESSEL
Steamer Burstad Stopped and Search.
ed but no Arms or Ammunition
Was Found.
tBy Associated Press.

New Orleans, La, Dec. S-The
steamer Burstad was stopped in the
l.arbOr as she was steaming for
FrOntera, Mexico, and searched by
United States officials for arms and
ammunition which could be used
in the Mexican revolution, but none
was found. However. the Mexican
consul is expected to ask that she
be detained, pending further infor-
nation
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
FIRST NATIONALS STATEMENT
MAKES FINE SHOWING

The First National Bank has
statement in today's paper, issued In
accordance with call from the
Comptroller of the Currency. The
statement makes a splendid showing
for this institution, which has
achieved a remarkable success,
founded on Il liberal policy and
sound business principles.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1911-12-08
CASES DISPOSED OF
IN COUNTY COURT
several Misdemeanor Cases and Two
Civil Acknowledgements
Tomorrow.
Barlow, Fla, Dec. \, l9ll.

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The following cases in the Count!
Court have been disposed of: Viola
IOrdOn, carrying pistol without II.
cense, mistrial; Sam Williams. dealer
m liquors, not guilty; Jim Mizelle
Tom Mizcllc. Charley Watson, and
Edgar Waters, assault and battery
pleas of guilty, and given $40 and
costs each or 80 days; Remer Arm
strong, liquor dealer, plea OF gull
iy, and given & months, which was
Susp, nded on condition that defend.
ant pay tine OF SliJ and obey prom.
oitory laws.
The case OF l.. NJ. t'utch vs.. J. N
Reynolds, wherein the plaintiff sued
,hc defendant oa i notc made - s.
rure the premium on an insurance
policy, resulted in ycruict for the
defendant Rogers Il lilanton rep
, scented the plaintiif and Eppcs
Fucker, jr., the defendant. The
plaintiff 5 attorneys gave notice OF
motion for new trial.
On default, H. H. Oliphant for
he plaintiff in the suit of John Pat
lorson VS.. J. u Paterson, secured a
verdict for $iij.OO.
4 few civil cases have been set for
Today and tomorrow. after which the
{ ourt will adjourn for the term. The
rest of the criminal eases will b.
continued to the February term.