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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-26
MUMMIES FOUND IN
NEW MEXICO RUINS

ALBUQU n. NJ, Aug 26.-
Skeletons and mummies, thirty of them.
have been found in the ruins OF two
ancient pueblos in the southern part OF
Santa Fe county. Pottery and rude
stone implements were also found. and
the old bitches for irrigating adjacent
fields have been traced n. c. Nelson.
Of the American Museum of Natural
History New York who is in charge
of the excavation, believes the discov-
cry ranks as the most important Vet
made by archaeologists in this coun-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-26

RESULTS.
At WINDSOR


First-Leo Chsres. 1875, first; Volta,
SIS; Tanksrd, out. Also ran; Little
Baker. Pixies Peak. Old Coin. Terrible
Bill. Loan Shark
Second - Rinamaste-, as, first;
Prince Hampton. !; Joe Lett, So, Also
ran. Sight. LuCkola. ThiSilemass
Third-Helen 5arbee. I, first: Win
tera-een, 5; Knights Differ, out. Also
ran Reciprocity. Srsntor, Injury
PlsuiuCre.
Fourth-Buekhorn, s, first; John
Furlono. SIS; Cliff Edge. 4-5. Also ran:
Chester krUU Bel Horse Plate Glass
FiFsh-calsary. lilo. first; The
Widow Moon, rs; Flabbergsst, SIS,
Also ran SanivsIe. Fs~Tier. kBGe-OS-
eros. Swift Sure
Sixth-Voltho-pe hrst: Edda. -;
The Rump. 40. Also ran Busy The
SnauEhraun. Lord Elan
Standardization, SIS. first: Ca
msllia. 5; Bachelor Girl, As. Also ran:
Flower Cir. Tanker. Cousin Puss, PHI
ant. Bouncing Lass.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-26
HOT AcAIf, IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Aug. 26,-Heat killed one
person In Chicago today and another
person was overcome. Lee Cowhake-
saizWL aged eight, died after several
hours unronsciousness Harry Gray, "a
.nmInInT was nNerNnmn-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-26
THE WEATHER

Showers tonight or Tuesday, Tenn.
peratures: a. M, 70 degrees 10
a. M. 7S degrees - noon, SO de-
greesj p, m, 50 degrees
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-26
Al HAVRE DE GRACE.

First-Cns putterec, s, first; SNer'
wood. SIS: }. Il. Houshton, 5. Also ran.
MoucCslm. Patton. Coming Coon. OChre
Court. Thrifty, Flying Yankee, Mon
I Grief. Niubus. Fond.
/ seeond-P-oaressive, !. first; 6uner
/ OF KEYS, 2; Cisco, as. Also ran. RoCt
I Crest. MeuGe'sohu. Sweet Times. Chill
ton Song. Little Jupiter. Ambrose
/ Fas,es. Chuck'ss. the Turkess. Streuu
/ Gus Chopin.
Third-Reybourne, SIS, first; Super.
stjtjon, -; Korn'ak. cut. Also ran:
Kind Sir
/ Fourth-Adsr,s Express. as. first;
LochieI. S; Shackelton, I, Also ran:
/ Spri,e. D. Duenner, Lahore. Guy
/ Fisher
Fifth-Sleuth. 90 first; Jonauil. +;
( Ringing, out. Also ran. Raguso, Van
6eren. Fly by Night, A'clnous.
Sixth-oakhurst. !, first: Taboo
10: Hughie Quinn. 3. Also ran; lima
New River. Michael Angelo. Senegam-
bisn-
AT TORONTO.
First-SpireIla. 3. first; Martha Allen
p; Casanova, I. Also ran. Field FLOW =
: ers. Johnnie Harris Ponhatasset Glib
bons.
/ seoond-KyIs, 5. first; Curious. as;
Leiloha. Ia. Also ran. Tommie
I Thompson. Sheriff Greuninger. Satin
Bower, Boano
/ Third-Mother. 3, first; Gertrude Ma
/ loney, 3-5; Porcupine. 2. Also ran.
/ Onrico. Rodman. Donation Henous, Dr.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-26
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Newark Montreal came of; rain.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-26

Sixth-Oakhurst, :, first; Taboo
10; Hughie Quinn. 8. Also ran. lima
New River. Michael Angelo Senegam-
bisn.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
BALTIMORE GIRL
|MEETSF0ULP PLAY
In DARK CHICAGO
MURDER MYSTERY IN WHICH
VICTIMS FIANCE APPEARS
TO FIGURE
(By Associated Press

Chicago, oct. %. l912.-Aftcr the
murdered body of Miss Sophlc u.
SINGER. the daughter OF a weil-to-do
Baltimore widow, WAS found TINS
morning in an Indiana avenue apart
r,ent. the police held her aiieSeo
f,ncc. William r. WOrthen. also a
Marylander, and began a search iot
Charles Conway. said TO be hlSh
diver, and his wife. who lived in the
same apartments.
Mis- Singer is said to have come
here for an operation for stomach
trouble, and had more than u thous-
and dollars. Worthen, who said they
were 10 have been married tomorrow,
said that he gave her forty-eisht
4 liars. no money, jcwclry, or oth-
or things she is known to haze had,
were found. \ blUoU. tran led u
The kitchen whore uliIy WAS 'ounu'
which Wor;hen said conway hi'
once exhibited to Mia Singer
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
DR.. CARREL SEEKS TO PRO.
LONG LIFE INDEFINITELY

New York, Oct. 20, l9l2.-Anott-
or step forward in DR.. Alexis Carrel's
experiments of life is announced al
the Rockefeller Institute for Medical
Research. Some time ago DR.. Carre!
created sensation in the scientific
world by keeping fragment of tbs.
sue from a chicken heart "alive" for
1O4 days. Now he has succeeded In
separating from the body Of an AMI
NAL the heart, stomach, liver, intes-
tines, kidney and bladder and ii
having those organs live and ,unc-
tionate under his eyes for ten hours
The eXcised organs were placed in a
solution supplied with blood aeratcd
continuously by oxygen pumps ana
kept at the requisite temperature by
an apparatus much like al Incubator
The aim of DR. Carrels expert
mcnts was thus expoundcd by him in
i recent address:
IF it were possible to transplant
Immediately after death the tissues
and organs which compose the bodj
| into other identical organisms M
elemental death would occur, and al
the constituent parts of the bod!
would continue to live.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
BALKAN ALLIES
CONTINUE To PUT
IT OVER TURKS
WAR PLANS WORKING PERFECT
LY AND VICTORIOUS AID.
VANCE UNCHECKED
,l,y Associated !rrss,D

london. Ot. -, l3la. The war
ans Of Balkan allies appear 10 DC
.srNing with almost perfect shioo'"-
l.ys. due, according to military crl'-
4 Ia some extent to the unprepareo-
moss Of the Turkish army. Inc ~
lied armies are now in possession o'
a large portion OF the Turkish ran-
road system and wagon roads, Will"
,hey are threatening the lines ana
roads not actually in their control
Interest centcrs in the movements Oh
the Turkish commander below Adri'
anople. tie said he Will stem '"'
advance OF the forces of the buisa'
rians or perish in the attempt. liz
occupies II pcrilous position because
his liability TO be cut off from sup
pies,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
po11T1cAL CONVENTIONS WILL
DISAPPEAR ENTIRELY

New York, October 29,-Poiitic1'
State and ma
doomed to natuFa'
deaths within a few years. accora-
ing 10 a diagnosis by Albert BUSH
nell Hart, professor Of government
81 Harvard University, who mas
democratic government to be suffer-
ING from "convcntionitis.
In addressing the Academy OF fo-
litical Science here toniSht' ~ ia
oxnresscd these views. declaring tha'
# was distressing to see the coh'ei'
ION on lis deathbed, because IL NAV
loon y GOOD servant OF the peopie
l,,i II had now generally become IN
Instrument of the bosses or an oc
,,sion of such turbulence ana con
,,s;on that it had lost public con-
| fidcnce.
! ut is doubtful" he said, II ever
the national convention lives 70 se'
it's fifteenth birthday four year
hence" and he declared his beiie
that the presidential preference pr'
mary would be soon as gehera"'
adoptcd as the Australian Da'io''
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
LUTHERAN SYNOD TO
CONVENE THIS EVENING
Opening S,-vice at 1880, and Ser.
mon ly Rev. N. J. Epting.
DID,. of Savannah, Ga.

The meeting Of the Georgia synod
of the Lutheran church viii ,onIeht
with Grace congregation. tins city,
this evening at $50 O'Clock.
The opening service will be hcfl
in The Lutheran church, Rev. NJ. }.
Eptinu. oi Savannah, ia, prearh-
ing the sermon on this occasion.
The regular business of the sy'
nod will be taken up tomorrow 1ort-
noon About ,hirty-iive dclcgatce
ar, expected Il number of who.
have already arrived, and the latter
being expected on the evening tram
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
srA ISLAND COTTON FACTORY
FOR FLORIDA

mr. and Mrs. !. l.. cloud. Mrs. T.
- Godfrey and J. $. Williams formed
a plcasant party of Alachua rcs'"c"''
ybo motorcd To Gainesville Friday.
DIR. cloud stated that the location
of a s250,0o0 cotton factory a' Ai"
chm, is now assured which iniorina-
linn will be cause for rejoicih''
,brouphout the Eca Island cotton
belt OF Florida.
The promoters of the enterprise
WIN il i, said, were attracted u
Alachua by Capt. J. ID. Rooney as
sistant agent of the Seaboard Al
Line railway, require the donation o
lGo-acre tract of land and Sl2''
400 in cash. but since the Iac,o''
will be of great benefit to TINS c'i
tire section. and will increase TN
uopulation and commercial import
.rcc of Alacliua and Alachua count
10 a largc extent, it is assured ina
tho soil and bonus required will b
forthcoming. Gainesville Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
SPECTACULAR
A0LD-UP Of
KATY TRAIN
THREE BANDITS ROB TRAIN
AND MAKE THEIR GETA-
WAY WITH BOOTY

Moskosec. Okla, Ot. -. Thrce
masked men, little moro than boys.
held up and robbed a southhound
Missouri, Kansas 4 Texas train AT
Wirth, today, blowing open the SAFE
C. the express car and escaping Win
unknown quantity Of loot.
The robbery was spectacular anu
timed to the minute. The banclts
tlaggcd the train as it was rounding
a curve on trcstle, which they had
fired. They ordered the engine and
express and baggage cars uncoupied,
and forced the engineer to pull
across the burning trcstlc ana run
y half mile beyond. The trcstle col
lapscd few minutes later
Posses are searching the he;Ni''
timhcrcd country
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
INSPECTORS and Clerks Appointed tor
General Elect on. .yNext Tuesday

thew Sullivan, 6. &. l.angfOrd. ). >.
Whitfield
District No. 10, IIaines City
+ W. Ohlinger, clerk; J. W. Sample
! r. Miller, l.. X. More.
District No. lC, Homeland: Z. q.
Boynlon. clerk; J, A. Wilson, T. r
Crlm, !. l.. Langham.
District 10. Il, Arbuckle:-a. NJ
Smith. clerk; 4. T.. Goodwin, VI. w.
Keen, \. J. Whidden.
District No. IS, Mulberry: -
Drnyan smith, clerk; W. {. Harris,
NJ chcsley Turner, II. J. kocrner
, District No. 10. Tiger Bay:-D. f.
prysell, clerk; W. c. Acrce. w. X
Collins. G. VI. Hancock.
District No. ~, Morse:-D. Z
| ccmbec. clerk; Arthur !. Harris. l.
| w. Fusscll, John l.. Roberts
District No. 81. Fort Gardner
Frank Bennett, clerk: A. ID. GOWNS
ton, F.. G. Davis. Louis +. Gaskins.
District No. %, I.oughman:-Da'
id Burns, clerk; II. ID. Fields, JONI
Webb. J. W. Rhodes.
| District 40. %. Hammock Pond
\ VI. Powell, clerk; Ansic Wall'
al. T.. NbTitton. II. NJ. Mbritton-
! District No. 2i. Tilghman:-J. u
parranoe. rleri.: g. j.. Altman,
IT navi.. IrriH~ Kcek.
District No. 2G. Davenport:--N
II Gibbs. clcrf. ]. X. Elder, q
Mcknight. Chas. Beatty
District No. -. West Lakeland;
:. Emory Bryant. clerk; j. +. Futc
|, John NJ. Keen, G. L. Bry II.
District No. %, Me- 'a:--S.
: Duke, clerk: c. c. Douglas. u.
+ Bailey. c. H. Hill.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
tRu1T SOLICITORS DOING POOR
BUSINESS JUST NOW

Efforts on the part OF the FlOriua
citrus Exchange to prevent the ship
n,cnt of green fruit TO northern mar
kets in violation Of the State law
covering such shipments, combined
with the strict following of the la"
by the best shippers OF the state IS
leginning t. tell on the fruit soiici-
tors who would urge the shipment oi
f,ui, 10 market regardless, according
tn John /. Maxwell. who returned
from trip TO the Arcadia and For'
Myers districts yesterday.
Mr.. Maxwell says that everywhere
IL turned he earlo in contact with
these freight solicitors who were
basv hus;lin for business. bur 'hey
all had the same story 10 tell, whlch
was TO the effect that the Exchange
activity in protecting the market by
kccping green fruit at home has pre-
vented their booking shipments.
The opinion is growing among IN
fruil growers that it is folly to at
t.mnt such shipments, Mr.. MaXwe.
said. not only because the EXchang'
+. likely TO swoop down on them bn
hsra,lsa they are realizing that suci
sbipmonts tend TO injure the indus
try and keep prices down low. MI
Maxwell also makes the statemeh
that the impression is CROWN" tina
: +. would have been a biz mistake 7
laye allowed the Citrus Exchang" '
iali TO pieces. Tampa Tribune.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
H0CK|NS GUILTY As
M'NhMLRAS IN
DYNAMITE EPISODE
,Gy sssor lated Press >

indianapolis. Oct. 81. l3l2.--fier-
hort iIockin. aroused OF being dy-
namiter. is equally guilty with the
,r.vanara brothers. WAS again
th-rred IL witress At the "dyna-
ptite ccrspiracy" trial today. whiie
r;,inr idcnCc to Government.
charles Freeman. a public account
ant. .,id uockin voluntarily turned
ove- hundreds of letters TO the grand
inrv which wore taken from J. y
= NrNar,.-a's cfTioc. After the )ar,
rod ,.e letters Horkin was indicted
with sorty.four others.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
GOING AFTER yiCLATORS OF
GREEN FRUIT LAW
Vigorous Legal Action to Be Taken
at Once by florida Citrus
Exchange

Probably the first information
that they will be prosecuted 10 th'
extent OF the law will come to GER
tain prominent mon ol rlorioa
through today's issue OF the Ilmes.
The Florida citrus Exchange toda,
had wal rants sworn out for "A. -
WilliforG. Scott Bros. and ID. \. i5af-
60 of a. cadia, together with ). >
Sigh Il Co., of Orlando. The law un-
der which these men are being pros
ccutcd was passed by the last legisla-
ture and is commonly known as the
green fruit law. The penalty for VI
olation is severe. providing hne o;
| rot more than $1,000 or imprlsOn-
r,cp, for not more than six months
e. both, in the discretion OF the
court. In complete charge OF thcsc
suits for the exchange is Hon. I. ID.
porkhili of this city. In DeSoto
county 1T Arcadia, Judge Parkhili
will be assisted by the Hon. Johh
w. Burton and the firm OF Alexander
e. R,ird of Wauchula. In Orange
county .jldgc Parkhil! will have the
: assis,an Of Starbuck 4 Starbuck o'
Orlando These suits will be brought
lcfore tho criminal court OF recoru
!, in those counties where there is sucn
D a court and where no court OF TINS
j. ;,r;sdiction is to be found the SUITS
r will be brought before the circuit
J: court Tho case against Sligh 4 CO.,
: vii, be- heard before Judge Picton
y Wo-low of Orlando who has been
/ asked by the exchange to push ma'-
= ,crs as rapidly as possible. He mas
/ promised to have this done.
. Will Watch Color After Nov. 0
l. II is known to the exchange tha'
y many shippers of and spectators IN
,,,rrs fruits are preparing to make q
rrcat rush TO market after November
'r :. after which time for the chemical
* tost of ORANGES expires. The IN
Dc chance is sending out caution u
growers and shippers calling atteh
,ion to that section of the law which
rroyidcs for the protection OF tA'
consumer and the State after NOV
;. This pre-, ides that all orange
or grapefruit which do not showtwo
thirds of their total area colored vel
,r low by natural growth on the tree
Ic are considered immature and snip
,ment of the same is prohibited un
dor the statute. The Exchange DC
,r- rlarcs that il will prosecute visof
ly- ously under the law any violaticn
he The law after November >. The PEI
lin altv for violation wother tvo-thira
~ q: the total surface is not COLOR
IL, yellow hy nature applies after n.
Mt yernher >. rs nrcyious to that Cat
n TAMPA Times
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
CAMERON GIRL IN
COURT NOV. AIA.
tearing on Charge OF Disorderly
Conduct Postponed, as Was
Also Johnson's Case
,l,y Associated Press. }

CHICAGO. Oct. ~. 1912. The near
inc of charges of disordcrly conduct
oyains, Lucille cameron, who'''
name WAS recently linked with th'i'
~, lack Johnson the negro puGl'iS''
was postponed until November iHp'
The charges Of abdustl0n, aSa'hs'
,ohnson we're also postponed, pe'
c.,usc the state action VIII !"
droppcd If a Federal indictment y
returned.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
WILL PRINT PARCELS POST MAPS

Washington, Oct. 20. l9l2 Spc-
cial maps for the use OF p0stmastcIS
in computing rates on parcels posi-
nackagcs will be printed by the
United States Geological survey a.
,|,c lowest bidder for the cOntraci.
,bsolu,c accuracy is insisted upon D!
the pcstoiIic" department peca"''
H.. slightest deviation will result .
considerable diff renee III NtatdR'
rates. The survey VIII rrihi '-'.'"'
OF the maps.
The'maps will also contain fabi
= r,,.s and instructions for th"lr
use.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
nS OLD COMPANY TO SEE HIM
OFF AT TALLAHASSEE

The Inauguration of Park Tram
I'LL as governor of Florida. Januar!
At Tallahassee. will be attended
: Company F, Second infantry. Ma
oral Guard of Florida. \ CON-
.ftee OF the local company is al
'rk now 10 secure funds for the trlH
t1e States capital.
Since Nr. Trc1lneli was a. OH
~ : rnsidcct CT Ta-npa and mem
- of thc TAMPA Rifles. the ioTc
E-ner Of the prescnt company, th'
.cral toys Feel they should be in al
'nsance at his Inauguration as goF
.rcor.-Tampa Tines
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29

n;s,rict No. 1, ChicOra: } T.
Iancaster, clerk; Geo. l.. Peare', i
/. Durrance, J. D. Mann.
District No. ., Fort Meade; l.. e.
ravers clerk; John W. Tillis. j. j.
.l,man. G.. W Sellers.
District 80. 3, Bartow; W a.
y.hiddcn, clerk; II. W. Wear iia'
rv Hines, Z. y. ,iaskins.
District 40. 4, Mcdulla: Joshua
prjygcrs. clerk; Robert Il. Dorsey D.
J English, W. o. Futch.
District 40. >, Kathleen: a. >
Keith. clerk: ". &. Former, ". u
Harp, S. l.. Bryant.
District No. 6, Auburndale:---"
G Jones, clerk; p. E. Braddoek' W
:. 1lark, l.. ID. Fusseii.
district No. Z. Green Ponh;
u Williams, clerk; r X. RaulersoE
vil Roberts. W. W Eridges.
! District No. s, BranchDoro:-h. q
Williams, clerk: " W. Haynes. Jas
r Hill, ]. d. Barron.
District No. =. Pierce; ) W. 20.
lins. clerk; Peter NJ. Brown. j. Z
! wbidden. W. A. Turner
District No. 10. Lakeland =
Bonnolds. clerk: Chas. ". iiinsdai'
T p llondrix. g d. Clou"h-
District No. II. Haskell W
Womblc. clerk: Il. Z. VII ms. t.
ward Hurn. VIM s IIastings-
District No. y, Ninter Haven
7 l.. Haskins, clerk; J. =. Dixon,
n. Bryson, F. L. Collins
District No. l3. GandEs: IL.
Candy, clerk; J. T. Trice. u.
Dukes. o. E. Watts.
= District No. IA. Midland trro'
. proof) ~. B. Carson, clefx; M
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
METHODIST STATISTICS

I.ondou. CT. 80, 1912. According,
+, ~, cilcial year book of the Meth
=, church, Just issued, there are
-, oc7 Methodist ministers through
ON, the world; lOl,3GS lay preach
crs over oooo,060 church members
md nroba,innccra. 7,S95,O0O sch0l
and probationccrs, $4,000 scholars
in the Sunday schools and over wv
oOO churches and preaching places
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
tBy Associated Prcss.)

Utica, y. T.. Oct ~. l?l.. 'o'i-
jition of Vicc-I'rcsidcnt Sh'rhia"
This morning is reported much l'"-
proved. according to his physicians
hu,,c,in. saying patient rested wen
and was much improved physically
and mentally. Though the Crisis u
not vet passed the serious symptoms
have disappeared.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
Sunny jim STILL IN
SERIOUS CONDITION
Later Bulletin at 800 O'CLOCK
This Afternoon, Contradicts Fa'
vorable Earlier Reports
u,y Associated Press.

Utica. Oyt. -, i9i2. Ai''f
rontul nisht and generally improved
condition. Nirr-Prcsident Shcrhl'N'
,od,v suffered a recurrence OF the
,rcssiny conditions which maf"e'
the ease yesterday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29

Ia = speech at superior. Wis, rri-
das. Senator Robert u. LaFoliette
e.;d that IL Wilson proved himself z
,royrosiye. he would support his poi
,e,es. "It would not surprise me
much II Wilson 10 elected" be added.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
WILL G|RDl.E WORLD
WITH WIRELESS
Tests Made at Arlington Toda?
Of Navy's New High Power
Wireless Station
,l.v Is ociatcd Press

Washiuston, Oct. -. l"la. ~
nal tests OF The naval new hiSh pow
or wireless station at Arlington. a6l
lish, and early today, were 'h'ireIf
Successful. The officer III chars" d'
clincd to discuss the performance
This is the first step in a rompie''
system for gir,lling the world
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29
IIsT|CE WHEELS.
|[G|N TO GRIND.
i CO. CAPITAL
,,oc1r1r COURT NOW IN SESSION
AND GETTING DOWN TO
ACTIVE WORK

,,,v OFT. IS, l312.-The fall
Ia circuit court for THIS
,auyened today at II
yho officers OF the court
~. present, Juasc +. A. "hi''
,r 1u,g, States Attorney, Jho.
:, ,l,,ary. Sheriff Logan and "A.
r.r-lsun, Clerk, being at thelr
...aous Court was opened BY prayer
:, poy J. r. Cason, Presiding Elder
viva Ear,ow District of the Metho-
dis church.
Nearly all the members OF the par
or polk county were in ATTENDANCE
and il. addition the following visi'-
i,r attorneys were noted: A. H.
E;I. jacksonville, Thos. Palmer W.
;;,r. Jas. +. Glenn. Peter
v;u. and {. c. Whitaker, oi Iam-
y. 5. Glazicr of Bladcntowh
T. rry was called, but SO many mad
/. II summoned anu SO many
D.,.e excused that adjourn
.uken until 1880 to allow
.nmon a special venirc.
se ultu.noon session enough
it,.rs answered to make up tn
Iii and petit juries, and the grant
Uas drawn and organized. Th'
II lury is composed OF the 10Y
IRE men: Jasper Bryant. Ira NJ
K Is l.. NJ. Barrow. l.. NJ Tyre, ;
,litrhcll, II. W. Wear, G. W
aers. y. Il. Barnwell. ". j. New
..r.g. 4. T. Mann, Il. 7. Moody, W
4 l.anipr, +. 4. lIollingsworth. Il
I zine, MaXfield Ayrcs, i. l.. Jeh
~ $. T. NJ. hughes. The Jury or
.aniicd at once by clecting H. W
Near foreman and b. NJ. Barrow
.lyrh. and proceeded to the invcstl
@a'ion of cases. 1t is thought that tn
sand jury will not be in session a
hng as usual this term, for ther
tncs not seem to be a great man
matters 10 go before it for investl
.ation
The Judge gave the grand jury a
ioqacnt and appropriate charS'
Ationing and ,ondcmning stronI
], -. Illicit sale of liquors ana IN
p.eyalcnt habit Of carrying COZ
l weapons. and touching me
9,atally on the green fruit law.
The docket was sounded and cas-
ior trial throughout the days
and ,l. mex, week. y lart
aHbor of important civil cases a
ting trial, but il is thought th'
riminal worh will tc m0'
atrr than usual.
i4tc in the afternoon the tri
HE ease of II. T. Swatts, admin
rl1or of the estate of Geo. {. Swat
\. {. l.. Il. X. Co. was taken U
.iry selected and the introductl'
evidence for the plaintif bcgu
II. King of Jacksonville rcpresei
plaintiff and SrarknIan d 'ar''
Z fondan'. Plaintiff is suing
900 dama~os "or tho death "i
Ter, who. it is alleged was 6i!l
he railroad company At r.
le in May. 1910.
Ne pcti; jury for the week IS:
''llis. L. \. Wolfe. ". \. Hull,
Tcacin, 4. ". Lunn. 5. j. Lo
& ]. Z. Whately. \ l. Anders
i3 Dickson. Il. !. TiIlis aid IL
sainson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29

Ex-senator Beveril- 1onnccs
tfGt "he has quit the Republican
aartv." But the party quit him hrss
b, failing to re-elect him senator.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29

John browning left last week Tor
Lakeland. Fla, where he has WORK
on the new theatre, which VII oc
one of the largest i'm the South.
Sarasota Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29

The early frost catches the oud-
S'-~ dramatic genius.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-29

Isaman is a mistake. woman must
be an agreeable blunder.