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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
OHIO LEADERS
CALL ON TAFT
lrm0n Luncheon Guest
e President During
iay il Columbus

Columbus. q. Jan 30 Many Re
rubncans called on President Taft
todpv 10 offer words Of welcome and
To add something 10 Taft's growing
information about his political stand
ing here
This marked the Presidents sec
on day in his home state Vie spoke
at luncheon given hy the Chamber
of Commerce. dedicated the new Fed
eral building. and made an address
against the judicial recall during the
day.
Tonight he was a guest OF the Co
lumbus Glee Club, repeating portions
OF his speech last night al Cleveland.
He will end his trip tomorrow AZ
Akron.
Governor Harmon was a luncheon
guest of the president today Taft
alluded TO Harmon as an old affec-
tionate associate and said that in
srite Of propricties,. we couldn't
keep away from each other upstairs
when We got within reach of each
other"
Before tho Columbus Gl,o Cmh to-
richt. President Taft drew the line
sharply between "Old line Repuhli-
cans and Progrcssivos. saving that
the time Is 10 hand when donHnCIa-
ticn Nv the Procrcssi''s must cease
ond when ne nation viii demand the
facts"
Taft declared tha' there is not the
slightest doubt tha' the Republican
marty will carry tho November clec-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
LEAGUE FORMED To
ADVERTISE COLOEADO
nv associated pes,

nv associated Press
Denver. Col. Jan. 30 Al bust
ness ORGANIZATIONS horc TODAY united.
forming a central organization for
the purpose Of ADVERTISING Colorado
Moving pictures, exploiting the state,
viii be shcwn. and lectures will be
given In Western Indiana anl 'he
southwestern states G. W ADAMS
WAS chosen chairman Of the adyer-
tising bureau.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
QUESTION OF TONNAGE
SUBSTITUTION WEIGHED

special 90 Daily News
Washington. D. C., Jan. 30.-rhe
interstate Commerce Commission to-
day began series Of hearings IN
ttp city with n view N arriving e.
a satisfactory settlement OF the lo'r
standing and difficult problem of
transit privileges. The question at is
sue some time ago millers have been
able to bring in grain from produc.
irc regions. mill 1t into flour and
ship the flour 20 market on the bal
ance Of the through rate from farm
To- market. Following the granting
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31

Saranac Lake. y y. Jan -
Morri, " ood prnfr,,'rrl ,31 pu'ln
skater the W. an l..r MI
lawl. Who rcceuilr retired from he
amateur ranks us uudisputcl cham
pion Of the Cn,',l States and Cana
la, met here tolpy tor scric. Of
races TO determine thc prufc,sic al
championship Of tbr world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
MAIL ROBBER|ES
MAY Be CLEARED
Man Arrested At Denver
Said to Have Made
Written Confession
Nv Associated Press

Nv Associated Press
Denver. Col. Ian. 30. MailslCk
rohheries which have mystificd pos.
tal authorities for the past two yoars
art believed 20 have been solved to-
dav with :hc arrest here OF W. 7.
Johnson. a Union Pacific travelling
electrician. employed on trains be.
tween Omaha and Denver
Captors say that Johnson has made
written confession Suspicion was
attracted to Johnson. who purchased
revolver with fifteen dollars In nos
tage stamps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
EERT CoNNERS ONCE
SERVED PRISON TERM

~ Associated Press
Los Angeles, cal Ian 20 Per-
r. Conners. on trial on n charge o.
consniring 10 dynamite the hall rec
ords IN September, lql0, admitted
on cross-eyamination today he for
merly served a term In the Missouri
pcnitentiary for Grand larceny. being
convicted, according to his attorneys,
when he was eighteen wears old. Con
ners was later paroled through the
efforts OF the ridge who scntcn ed
him
Corners was convicted al Lamar,
Mo. IN the fall OF 1900.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
Hardw ood Inm'r,mcn Meet,

Cincinnati. o., ian. 30.--The Hard
wood Manufacturers Association Of
the United States began its annual
convention in Cincinnati today with
about zoo members in attendance
from all parts q the contry The
sessions will continue over tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
Cnrrnntinn Chnrr.. In rnrllanh.

Portland. ore. Jan. 3o.-.on COM
plain Of SIX citizens Oakley & Cur-
tis. mavor Of Portland ard five al
derwen Of the cit yapnc1r'' iu rh" So
rr"mc court today On answer -
charges n alleged corruption tn the
city elrrf nr usi onth Tts f,unu
AGAINST thN six officials is hrrurht
urder the new COW ipt practices Stt
In Maine.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
University Opens Farmers Course

Madison. Wis. Ian 30 The an
uual practical courses in agriculture
and huhauil, Tor farmers. their
wives and their children. were opened
here today by the University of Wis
consn with a larger attendance than
In any previous year. Farmers ami
their families from 'll parts of the
state are taking advantaee ~ the ten
davs practical instruction and train
inc rndcr the supervision of experts
whiih the University offers ami
which is supplemented by great
amount Of valuable information
which they may gather at the various
meetings Of aericularral bodies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
Nntch CAnhn,tor Coming 10 Nmcrica.

Berlin. Ian 2o.-Fclix Weineart-
ner. the famous Munich musical con.
ductor, sailed for New York today,
for the purpose OF conducting six
performances Of Wagner's Tristan
unA Isolde" in Boston. New York and
San Francisco Before starting on
his American tour the great leader
visited this city and conducted the
noted Pluthner orchestra at several
performances. enthusiastically re,eiy.
ed by both audience and critics
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
EDDIE McGOORIy IL
WINNER OVER COIFEN

New York. Ian. so Fd'i, Nc
Goorlv " Oshkosh and Walter Cof-
10y of San Francisco fought ten hard
rounds here tonight From the spec
tators' view. the Wisconsin man won
by q wide margin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
+H+++++++<+<+
CHIEF WITNESS OF
STATE NEAR DEATH
Special to Daily News

Special to Daily News.
Fort Worth. Tex, Jan. Sc
Suffering with a mysterious
illness Edward ThrockmortoR
son OF a former Texas COVER.
nor. and principal witness OF
the state in the trial CT j u.
Sneed. s dying tonight In a
local hospital. For seevral
DAYS Throckmorton has been
in company OF two strangers.
said to be private detectives.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-31
WEATHER
Iocnl FnIccnsi.
Washington Forecast.

Washington, u c.. Jan. 30.-For
West Texas Fair Wednesday and
Thursday No, much change in tenn
lcraiure.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Departamento del Ingeniero deEstado

N, o,iaro caEstadn
pspa' naaa;aa 4
49, ~ . n NJ " 1910
n q, NJ W
g ~ - aonformiaa
~ S $3.50, Il rrriaao;an
soA 49, Ss go $1,000 Is ssn3s NJ
- sso' 800 u Tstsdo IL Ma.
ooAuau. n assn 81 1noanie
u, ,ssaaa u 49, Max;oo ~,
IN W. !. s''tao ansnns da - 81,
4. ~ l'sso 20. ID, rSstsda al N,,oro
1898 ~ -
MeAaoo Nj,
N Apa Vp1as aa,asrs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Ell DR.. william Sadler, autor de
la Causa y Cura de Resfriados,' di.
ce que resfriados comunes deben ser
tomados como serios, especialmente
c1ando Sc vitalisan.y La Compota
de Alquitran de Folly 81 una rnedici'
ma casera v segura para toses Y res
friados. igaalmente efectiva para nj
nos y personals ancianas. Tomadla
cuando sienta que viene un resfriado
Evitara peligro de resultados serios
v cura prontamente. No contiene
drogas peligrosas. De ventaen todas
las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
AUSTRIA HELLoosA.

Austria persiste u en- su actitud be
lioosa, y no puede entender que Ru-
STA, Ell ~poderoso aliado de servia le
~disputara 81 avance hacia Sofia, Ell
cable anuncio d principles de e soma.
ma que las autoridades austriacas ha-
bian capturado i'm buqpe mercante
servio. Este trajo mucho comentod
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

IX"." W..|u XXX aud XX XXAM ||
4 sn' n. nans N "a Y
~ &c Io,' ~ n n " .nas Sun
\ ~ vsS,d s iel are.i (.
X. .,sc,. rs V -io,' n 4 Y
VA Z xonri ~ 4 \ norrot Mann y can
dtIeis y Z Z n nsnb.o rsaukrsr Il.
,,,s w Va /, s o,,. - Y, faeYo iare6r
nvr.,fn con ~ I; u nc,,tjldaS nronis *
y vfsiecIto4 X IA, Ia6o. an capr
4, 80 ssni u N 4 rs,erzs III aulda
3oa = Iimnieza ac " arradsbIe.--des
- 4 hella ei,ueta ~ o,,er necft<
y. !; u. w. f,eyna MA en ~ Z
b,n& traa far{ 4 * dth,,, X II sonrI
X MI o.srnb y u, seno ~ muSy
aeoinDssodam6nt suena
y o,,a hermoao suenof
Cr6oee ver d. pronto en .ln Belle
tardtn Ynattxado III NH colores i tani
zado ~ verde 4 { 1doso o6spod. \
aU,e,ias nI6ns fan Yntas Dirfa
"a f,e eran mi ml,68oas como il out
H. yIstc fni1 xacss IL oaear por IL III
rueteffa. Pero IA: 6stas munecas
!6harlau III rfers {ueean " dknxan cor
Yxti nBa u Us. = De
mIpronto laenlna Ianza lii xrlto: vie
|las muneouftasS venfr hacia ejIa a.
Irrtendo. sv2 - dstien6 srfkS{fada poi
elias nor los 6n3plioos eenderos df
aoyiel yeraef. Todos XII miman aoar1l
oian v besan IL obseouian 3 sabro
I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
slEMPRE AYuDAN "A PERsoNAS
ANCIANAS.

Las Pfldoras de Foley para los Ri
aones dan propia ayuda 4 personas
ancianas que SO necesitan para dar
tono y fuerza d sus rIaones Y vejiga
Y regular su accion. John McMas-
tiers. Streator, III. dice: me sien.
Ia mejor y mas fuerte que 10 que me
he sentido por muchos amos, Y Las
lPfdoras do Foley para los Riiones
10 hicieron." De yenta en- todas las
boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
Tos IN "a NocHE.

Tina maIa tos tiene q toda la fami-
Schaffer, Mich, dice NO podia dor
mir a de una tos mala, y estaba
muy debiI. Use la Compota de AL
quitran De Foley. Y pronto Ia tos Sc
RETRO v dormi toda la noche."-De
venta en todas las boticas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
MING dos.

NiNo dos.
Cristo que viniste al milnd0
para gloria del c~ristiano,
hijo de Dios Soberano
de 10 iniinito ~profundo.
Gracias to doy GRAN SENIOR
por til amor i~liinitado,
whistle Infante sagrado
para nuestra salyacions
Jdbilo debo sent1r
el crjstiano que te adora;
III eres del alma la aurora
Que I'll cielo viniste abrir.
Como humilde habeis nacido,
con clio ensehais Al hombre
que riqueza de orc es nombre
que Ell alma arroja al olvido'
La realidad es Ia dicha
del alma Que va al Empfreo;
Dios, concednos la gracia
Due al justo habeis prometido.
Nuesra mission en- Ia vida
81 amarga fue nuestra suerte,
Clemencia @ Senior Y q verte
que sea nuestra partida.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Cuando veo 4 una hermosa,
al punto digo:
tu pr6jimo ANA
como 8 Il mismo
Pero 81 es Tea,
digo. "Jamas codicies
mujer atena.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Nix Soy Ell orgulloso padre dc I'm
cficuelo. amigo milo!
Max Aguardate d que crezca Ell
chicuelo v Sc te acabara el orgullo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

I'll catequista:-QuIen compuso 81
Credo. Juanito2
Juanito :-um-yo um-yo-um 70 no
Saba que Sc habia descompuesto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Resu6'vete a no ser pobre; cual-
quiera que sea tn renta. haz que tus
gastos sean memories Que ella.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Usa tn erudiccion como tn rel0j;
81 to preguntan que bora es, sacate y
responde, pero jamas 10 saques para
mostrar que 10 tienes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Moxo, tiene va. algo caliente?
81. sedor, los pies. desde que uso
zapatillas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

Esos dedos que tn themes,
de dos Quieren parecer,
pero en tanto que 70 viva
Nunca de dos han Dc ser.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

todas parties, pero como no hubiera
rectificacion del feporte Sc cree nc
fu6 exacto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

p. III, Para Recdbir Gratis u ~Tratamiento AZ Muestra ds va
Tor Dc uN DOLLAR
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28
cuantotiempo enfermo?

Marque n cruz fX) antesS de scada enfermedad que I'd tenga. y dos
cruces Lxxl antes de aqueNa Due eonsutuya SUI principal padecimiento
El Nuevo mexicano., 1912-12-28

EIDE dr por separado a descfipclon de ou0s sfst0mas que sienta. GO
en- Espahol
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
s. H BOWMAN NOMINATED
STATE SENATOR IN W. VA

Mr. :. H. bowman. we'll known in
Lakeland as head OF the Bowman
Realty TO, has been nominated Dem
ocratic candidate for the State Sen
ate in his home county in West Vir-
ginla OF the gentleman ability
and standing the Huntington (W.
Va Advertiser has the following.
which his Lakeland friends will read
with interest:
Hon. Stuart H. Bowman, who was
today made the Democratic candi-
date for the State Senate from the
Observation-Disclosures district. is
one OF the young, energetic and pro-
sressive business men OF Hunting
ton.
He is thoroughly equipped for
the Office for which he has been
nominated. When he had barely
reached his majority. he was, in
l>">. elected a member of the House
CT delegates from Barbour county.
and in the Legislature of 1899. was
hartman OF the important commit
tee on education. He made Il Splcn
did record as a Legislator in that
Year. which was duplicated when he
vas reelected four years later. In
one OF the real leaders in lcGisa-
1--we work. clean cut, hard work
inc. progressive law maker. Those
who We're working in the interests of
Marshall College in these two lcgis-
latiyc sessions bear witness to his
energetic efforts in behalf of this
Huntington institution.
lie is a native of Barbour coun-
Y. a graduate of the West Virginia
university, formerly a teacher in the
public schools and in the Fairmont
normal, practiced law for several
YEAR in Barbour county. and six
Years ago came to Huntington. whore
h. has since been engaged in the
real estate business, being the active
head OF the Bowman Realty Co. He
is A progressive business man, a mem
takes lively interest in every
movement for the advancement of
the city and the state. lie was an
active member of the committee that
has had in charge the investigation
Of the water situation in Hunting
ton"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
REALTY TRANSFERS,

The following reas estate transfers
week:
s knight to Ohlinger e. Alfield,
Carter Deal Realty Co to Faison &
Parramore. Bowden Carter TO F V.
Mills, NJ c Crews and wife to F NJ
Tillis, H w Smith and wife to ] W
Pope, Fla Townsite Co to ] H Kirk
land. T F Pollock and wife TO A
Theron. D 4 Roberts and wife to ] F
Shuman, E W Sanford ct al TO Benz
Hart, G Goldstein to F Shuman. B
Hart to Harriet S Hamilton, Isaa ,
Garrett and wife W y Denham, 4 B
Harrington and wife to 0 W Harring-
ton. Martha Durrance heirs TO |.
Durrance. W { Buxton and wife to
j F Clark. 4 4 Mckinney and wife to
NJ J Smith, Lake Wales Land Go to
| s Caldwell, II NJ Oglesby and wife
TO W \ Lyle, B White to W A Lyle,
f Chase Bare to b l. Jennings, Mar
tina 4 Tillis heirs to T p Carpenter
+ l. Tillis ct al to 7 p Carpenter. j
b Crum heirs to I p Carpenter, A "
Davis and wife to Edgar b Way
Ellsworth Trust Go to Matte Keith,
G [ Conant and wife to G ii Hicks,
Meddie Langford (heirs) to { L Nor
risOn. S P Durrance and wife to r
) Perkins. J 4 Williams and wife to
K j Perkins. Sarah BrunsOn to + O
Food, W r Grover and wife 10 Muir
rel and Sharp. S NJ stephens and wife
to 5 S Granthan. Murrell and Sharp
to Mrs Amanda Brooks, W 4 Colly
and wife to John Perrie, $ s Fund to
\ Ii Ferguson ct al. Francis II
Smith to Walter l. Weed. + Tucker
and wife to Willie White. W y TAYLOR
and wife to + f Tompkins, Emma X
Winegord to \ Winegord, Payne &
DeNane to 7 Stanley, NJ T Hutch
inson to W ID McRea. Consolidated
Land Co to W II Tillis, John Pollock
and wife to w NJ Pollock, + Chase
Bare 10 Geo W Waters. Seasons In
vostment Co to NJ o Bostain, " /.
Cnderhill heirs to VIM MOrrell, VIM
Todd and wife to Edw I. Mack, Edw
|. Mack to Writ and Smith, Pennin
sular Highlands Co to I.urctta Kim
all. Florida Fruit and Truck Lands
Co to S l. Bergert. Geo W Waters to
Hugh W Wear, ID n cheshire Mas
ter to W Preston, { |. Morrison ct
al TO G c Beals. A 4 Brown andwife
to Geo G Scanlin, W ID Cocker and
wife to NH Wilson
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
At THE METHODIST
CHURCH TOMORROW

\ he Methodist church tomorrow
hortrs he pastor will preach on
no .imax Of Human Battles" He
VI d"al with the great question of
f'aah suffering. trying to reconcile
WIN the goodness of God. This is
hardest question that comes to
r and many have fallen down at
point Mr.. jenkins has been
" % find ont what the scrip
'"a,h regarding il. and will
r. result OF his study tomor-
no.ning.
=" evening the subject will be
"s as Amusements." He
''aI with the morbid side of the
pa,ng few passing re-
ID" moving picture shows
H,eS and abuses. Their
2 upon the good and bad
ma. endeavoring to show
may result from the
- All these things. even
ny 'l'.os of the newspapers.
o Try 20 be fair in all
.en-. hut will poin, out
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
PENN MUTUAL co. HAS
BRANCH IN LAKELAND

Mr.. Brantley & Son, of Georgia,
have recently located in our city and
they say they are here to stay. These
gentlemen represent the Penn Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., ard they
desire to show their friends of Lake
land a new up-tJ-date policy just
gotten out by the Penn Mutual. Ev-
erybOdy knows the standing of mis-
old company with its six hundred
and fifty millions insurance in force.
and siXty-five years old. We learn
these men have just signed con-
tract with the Alpine Safe and Lock
Co., of Cincinnati, O., to sell and de-
liver in Florida three hundred safes
between now and the first Of Jan
Cary. They guarantee 70 sell you a
safe for half the price of other deal.
ors. Address these gentlemen
Lakeland, Fla, Box ~.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
FINE NEW BUILDING.

One of the best houses in t0wn
from standpoint of material and
finish has just been completed md
on stopping to look at it, tie other
day, visitor in our city said. The
material and mill work ON thai build
ing is fine" He was told ,ha' ev-
erything that went into the anlsc
was supplied by the Lakeland Manu-
featuring Co., whose price, ar rca-
sonablc for the best grade q ma
tcrial. Call them up. Phone ~
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

NO,ice IS hereby given i. ne
firm of Ellis & Barhite, r'a ate
dealers, composed OF !. J. l. ana
F. 4. Barhite. is hereby dis by
mutual consent.
That the said ]. J. Elliz on
tinne the business Of said all
outstanding deals and roa ms
tc be his property Tia hts
due and owing By said fm as
sumcd by the said J. j. Ell 1id
f. 4. Barhite retiring froa m
Dissolution 20 take C,.a rom
this 9Th dag Of juno. 49,
j. j. ELL.
G-7-ix F. 4. BAL ~.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
A SPECIAL SERVICE
AT BAPTIST CHURCH.

Tomorrow morning there will be a
special service at the Baptist church
for the engineers. DR.. Nowlin viii
preach the sermon. This will DC a
service of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers" to which all are
invited. In the afternoon at $3.50
DR.. Nowlin vii; baptize some cahdl-
dates for church membership in Lake
HOllingsworth. The evening service
will be an evangelistic service. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Every
member urged to be present on time.
B. Y. P. L. at $50 p. m.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
THE PUMPNNvILLE SHOW
NEXT MONDAY EVENING

The following is the complete list
C. those who are to appear in tn,
Graduation Exercises of the Pump
Einville Academy a, the Heron the
ter. next Monday evening:
Miss May Perry. Mrs. Lowell. Mr.
Jack Chunn. DR.. y. l.. Bryan
Robbie" Wilson. Mr.. Kelsey Blan-
ten. Mrs. William Steitz. "Dick" Cor
reilson, Mrs. 5 L. Fletcher, Miss IT.
! ma Trammell. Mr.. Gus Palmer, Mr.
X. +. l.ufsey. Mr. lrcl Blount. Mr.
William Steitz, Mr. Harry Alexander
Mr.. Chas. Durrancc Mrs. Dan. Mar
shall, Mr.. {. \. Burridge. Mr. Muir
rell, Mr. Perry.
Following is the program Of th2
occasion:
Piano Solo Bella Donna Brown
lMiss May Perry.
Opening Chorus Glass.
Address of Welcome Miss Marxi:l
Way Down (Mrs l.ovcln.
SalutatOry - Studio>us Nonilunh
CHR. Jack Chunm.
Music on the fiddle ompani, },
tn piano llczckiah and Jeremiah
Spooner (Dr a. l.. Bryan and Rot
ert Wilson,.
Lecture Higher cullurr. Prot
Stuftlcbien tMr. ilan,onD.
Essay The influence of tn,
Stage, Miss Pumpkin ,Mrs. Stcitz,
Essay on Goats Sylyius Way
Back lDick CorneilsonD.
Piano Solo with wcariations)
Miss Bansum Flat lAlrs. S. T.
Fletchcr).
Poem Spring" Miss COlumbinc
(Miss Erma TrammclD.
Grafton Beyond the Alps Lies
Italy &. l.. Applcjark lMrs. {. 4
Palmer).
Recitation -Peter l.. Callusback
(Mr II. +. l.nfsey).
Piano Solo with accordcan, plcatcd
accOmpa nimcnt) Orlando Leslie Tu-
ter (Uriel Blount and Miss Grown
tMiss Perry.
Baccalaureate Address-DeacOn
Wayback (Mr. Steitz).
Address plea for Pumpkinville
Academy" e. z. Wiseman (Mr. liar
ry Alexander.
Vocal Solo-High G. Howlingswell
(Mr. Chas. Durrance).
Valedictory-"The Progress OF
Pumpkinville," Miss HighOnOr MRS
Dan MarshaD.
Presentation Of Diplomas Mr.
Abraham Tumblesome (Mr c. A.
Burridge).
Class song and yell
After the exercises the audience
is invited TO attend a reception at
the Lake Pharmacy, given by the
y. ID. G. and the members of tho
graduation class, where punch will
| be served free to all who have at.
| tended the entertainment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

v ] W Scally has returned from
~ springs. where he spent several
Nek, for the benefit of his health,
vtth We are glad TO note was con-
sGerably improved. Mr.. Scally
ra,,.d through the flood district, and
h. states that no pen can describe
h litter desolatoin and damage tina.
has been wrought For miles he
passed through stretches OF country
whore only the tops OF houses could
% seen above the waters edge. AL.
WAYS a big booster for Florida, and
l.ak' and especially, Mr.. Scally comes
Ia more in love with his home
town Than ever before.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
NOTICE.!

On account of moving into another
building, | will offer for sale my
stock of leather goods, consisting OF
let's, pockefbOoks, purses, etc. Some
If these are made of alligator skin
and are very fine. will close them
out al actual cost. Also. notify all
parties having shoes in my place for
repair 10 call for same, or they will
be sold for charges AT the expiration
of two weeks. PHILLIP FISCHER.
6-6-3'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
NOTICE.

Sealed bids will be received up t.
noon, Tuesday. June 81, 1912, fol
the erection of 4 threc-StOry brick
pOstOffice and lodge building for Mr.
j. l.. skipper, Lakeland. Building
TO be erected on present pOstOHicc
site. Bids will be opened at . y. m
sharp. Plans on file at the Office OF
II. Leslie Scott. architect, Bryant
building, Lakeland, Fla. Owner re-
serves right to reject any or all bids
BY order of j. l.. SKIPPER,
G-S-2,. Lakeland, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

some dangers. Everybody interested
In these questions is invited TO be
present.
The stewards are requested to
meet, and in connection with them
the trustees on Tuesday evening at
the church. The meeting will be
called at 7:45.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
OWN AN AUTON0BlLL

We have contracted IS ~i'i-
debaker corporation 10 @ u. r.
sos and Flanders 2n'- ave
them here to show yop. s III
terested please call IT i We
will be pleased TO Gea.r@ ana
quote prices. II yoJ - - ''d'
reliable car, you viii a.. a7ap-
pointed if you pureAa-e @ OF
these We have mentioned.
:. VI. S.rI-.hs.
5.2s.tf G. c. R9z3I.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

" and Mrs Marvin Robertson.
4, and groom of few weeks,
b he city on a visit to their
: .r, Messrs. Emmett and T. E.
l,p. ,>on Mr.. Robertson went to
Mann from Lakeland about ten years
20 nd has by careful attention to
i.i>.NrsS made quite a success in the
ll>.nsss world. He has many friends
here who are delighted to see him,
a. . meet his charming bride.