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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
Balkan War Appears Over

crowning humiliation Of the war for
the Sultan.
While the dove of peace apparently
is trying to hover over the Balkan
states and Turkey, an ominous cloud
hangs over Servia and Austria. From
dispatches received here today it is
evident that Austria is not willing to
seek peace at any price.
Servia demands a seaport town on
the Adriatic This must be for its
own exclusive use and the way lead
ing to this port must be through ter
ritory owned by Servia 1t IS the in
tention of Servia not to fortify the
seaport.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

At the business mems dinner of the
state convention of the Indiana Young
Mems Christian association Friday
evening at Masonic temple, the presid-
ing officer viii be E. G. Eberhardt, vice
president and general manager of the
Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing
company of AIshawaka. Ind. Mr. Eb-
erhardt is member Of the South Bend
association directorate, mefnber of
the state executive committee. and also
a member of the committee of 81 Of
the Men and Religion Forward Move
ment.
In memory OF his son. who was kill
ed in Hammond. he gave TO the South
Bend association the beautiful Camp
Eberhardt at Corey Lake. Mich. one
Of the best equipped camps for boys in
the middle west.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

Edward a. steiner's life presents
many of the elements of the romantic
He left his home and Hebrew parents
in Vienna to shift for himself when
Il years of age, entered the gymna-
sium at Pilsen, Bohemia, and in 1855
was graduated from Heidelberg uni
versity.
Following his various occupations in
this country he educated himself for
the ministry al Oberlin seminary and
was graduated in 1891 Because of his
literary accomplishments he was sent
TO Russia in 1903 by the outlook to
write a life of Tolstoy.
DR.. Steiner Will address the boys of
Hammond on Saturday evening at their
dinner in the basement Of the Meth
odist church.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
Latest News
lspeclal ID ~ TIMEs.l

Crown Point, Ind, Nov 2O-The prosecuting attor
news and the attorneys representing the state in the case
against Harry Moose agreement to the date
for his arraignment He brought into the circuit
at clock this afternoon and pleaded guilty
to perjury He said that he did of his free will
because his conscience troubled him.
Judge McMahan sentenced him to the penitentiary
for period of from six months to five years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
Mr.. Bovle Better.

Mr. NJ. Boyle who has been sick as a
result of a pulmonary hemorrhage, is
very much better and has returned to
work. Mr. Boyle is president of the
South side Improvement association
The next meeting Of that body Will be
held on the regularly scheduled date.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
AFFIRM DECISION.
TIMES BUREAU.
AT STATE CAPITAL.

trdinnanoliS, Ind., Nov. 20.--The ap-
peIIate court this afternOon affirmed
the Judgment of the Lake superior
court giving the administrators of the
estate of Frank Shearer of Hammond
Judgment for $4,000 against the Ma
tioual FireprOofing company because
shearer caught in machinery and
killed. Court says company should
have warned Shenrer of danger before
putting him at the work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
HAPPY DAYS.

When you can buy UNION SCOUT
SCRAP from any dealer and not have
to go from store to store to get the
best.--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
STAMPEDE FOR JOBS
HAS ALREADY BEGUN

Hungry for Sixteen Years, Office Seekers Are Clamor-
ing for Recognition; Bitter Disappointment Awaits
Them; President Elect Wilson Not Expected to Re
turn to Spos System, Will Take Refuge in Civil
Service Instituted by epublicans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20
CONVENTION
STAGE SET.
ALL READY
Gathering of Y. NJ. G. A.
Generals and Clans Begins
Tomorrow; the Advance
Guard Is Already on the
Ground for Business.

Present indications point to the larg-
est attendance in recent years at the
annual convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association. in Hammond The
Calumet region. as well the unusual
ly interesting program Of the conven-
ton, seem to have acted as a strong
magnet in drawing association secre-
taries. committeeman, members Of di-
rectorates and business men to the
Hammond meetings. which begin Fri
day afternoon at O'Clock. A consider
able interest has also been taken in the
excursion which viii be taken through
the Gary steel mills by courtesy Of Su-
perintendent W p. Gleason. Merchants
and professional men who have never
seen great steel-making plant in op-
Grafton are anxious to view this unus-
ual sight and they are preparing in
many Instances to go direct to Gary
and join the delegates and business men
from Hammond early Friday morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

You viii say that a La Vendor cigar
cannot be beat. if you try one.--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

Early reports from the larger asso-
citation cities of the state confirm the
belief of secretaries in the local field
that the attendance Will exceed that of
the Anderson convention last year. Earl
Z. Young. cashier OF the Anderson
Continued on Page S.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-20

FAIR TODAY;
THURSDAY FAIR
AND COOLER.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
Sensible fallecimiento

La entermedad que hace aIgtn item
po venla aquejando la respectable Sc
nora dona Gloria Slro Navedo. ha
temdo I'M fatal desenIace. La vinda
del llustre puertorriqueno don Jose
Maria Figueras falleci6 aver despu6s
de haber recibido los auxilios espiritua-
les.
Su mueMe Serd sentidisima Ell esta
capital donde dona Gloria era muy
querida. donde Sc lie admiraba grande-
mente por sus atlas yirtudes. La So
ciedad de sam Juan pierde con la no
bic DANA fenecida uno de slls mas va
Il0S0S elementOs.
Ed entieTo de la sonora Viuda de
Figueras Sc efectuara esta tarde. A las
cinco partira la f1nebre comitiva desde
la plaza de Colon
El BOLETIN enyia los deudos de
la tinada, y eSpeciaImente a sus hijos
don Jose, dom Jaime, don Carlos. do
ma Carmen, dona Gloria, dona Amparo
y dona Catalina; hermanas dona Ma
ria y dona Joaquina; hermanos politi-
COS dona Rosenda Figueras. don Ma
nuel n Gonzalez y don Damian AIonse-
rrat, tias, sobrinas. primas; dona
Candida Garrido, el testimonio de su
sincera condolencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29

En- todos los cines esta va desde hace
cuatro dias la pelicula de la aggression a
Roosevelt. Ha sido un exito de taqui-
lla como pOr 10 regular 10 son aqul to-
dos los espectaculos; porque este buen
pGblicO, ESQ es 10 mejor que tiene. que
Sc divierte con cualquier cOsa. Y como
va los teatros los zines a los ca
baretS V a cuantO Sitio de entretcm-
miento hay. pasar las tres horas de
la noche. desde las ocho hasta las once,
con cualquier cosa Sc entretiene. Aqui
la diversion sc toma como el trabalO.
como la cOmida. sus hOras. Y la gen
te que va a los eSpectacuIos V va todo
el mndo pOrque los hay de todos los
precios, Sc propOne paSar un buen
tempo, Y 10 pasa Aqui. 10 de paSar
un buen tempo tiene VariaS acepciOneS
algunas escabrosillas, pero la Erase ha
hechO fortuna, tai como la dicen con
su ingenidad aprendida las neoyor-
quinas, resulta de una inofensiva candi-
dez En- eI alto honesto sentido de
la Erase los americanOs pasan un buen
tempo admirando la pelioula de la
aggression Teodoro Roosevelt.
Es el orgullo de la raza ell que cStalla
en- los aplausOs en- cuanto aparece en-
la sabana blanca que parece puesta
secar, la fgura del hombre del dia. FL
actor que han escogido para reprodu-
cir la escena ha sabido caracterizarse,
Y da la Illusion de que ell operator opor-
tunisimO, lego a punto de enfocar la
escena del sucesO, cuando Schrank.
arrastrandose como IN caimdn por en-,
ire la policIa llego 10 mas cerca que uu-
do de Roosevelt y lie hizo fuego
Que actitud tan gallarda la del
gran Teddi. En- medic de la confu
sion que sc produce en- los primcros
lnstantes, el solo conserva la serenidad
y el solo DONNA la situaci6n Cuando
Sp AC lHNlld q put st Icllft Il SuS udDl(a-
clones que acepte una ambulancia
que lie cOnduzea al hospital cercano, re-
chaza serenamente, graciosamente la
oferta. No; el tiene que hablar, y ha-
blara hablara pesar de la herida Y
sin6 respira por ella, es porme lie que
ola un POGO baja y no tan profunda CO.
mo 9uisiera Sdhrank. Este discurso de
una hora y pico con la bala entire cuero
Y carne, ha redimido Roosevelt de su
tartaripesea excursion al Sur de Africa
de sus entrometimientos en- las cortes
europeas. va NADIA Sc lie censura. Ell
propio New York Herald que venia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
SocIedad fsponoIa de AuxIIo Mdiuo BeneflcepeIa
DE PUERTO RICO

ltmada la organization nterna del Sanatoro de esta
Ia Juna Drectiva ha acordado orecero pdblco
Camente los Ses. Medicos Ciruanos uue deseen
utl1zao para evar ALI centes sempre que haya
oaa ; alsponble y assros debidamene las excep-
conae condcones que hoy dicho estabecimiento
para 10 cual acordo: 0'
lc-Que cada Doctor pueda utilzar el personal
ayudante de Medicos Practcantes de su particular
" La Sociedad cobrara cuatro dollars diarios
PoI eStanca y servicio ordinario - los enfermos
ue tratamlento medico cinco los de tratamiento
Quirurgco.
los extraordnaros, incluso ell uso de Ia Mesa
de Operac1ones, seran tamben cuenta del enferno
z? Todo socio que 10 desee podra hacerse asistir
en- oanatoro por su Medico particular corriendo de s
cuenta los honorarios de dicho facutativo
EI.
AVELINO VICENTE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
NEOYORQUINAS
LA PELICULA DE ROOSEVELT

hacienda una formidable campana con
ira ell intrepido cazador de panteras
desde ell dia siguiente al del atentado
guarda un reSpetuoso silencio.
La Prensa" lie ha ofrecido cien mi
dollar amales, por escribir I'M articult
diario. Y no Sc sabe 81 es que a Ro0se
welt lie parece POGO dinero 10 cierto es
que no ha reSpondido aun aceptando |;
oferta
Verdad es que el magn1nimo rotati
vO. p0r un eXceSO de cortesia o de pru
dencia, Sc reserva el honor de c0ntar {
Roosevelt entire sus redactores para e
case de que no Salga electo prcSidentt
Ell las eecciones de noviembre. Que
no ha de salir es cosa que Sc da aqui pol
descontada, pero como no hay proce
dente de que haya ejercido de periods
ia, haSta ahOra. durante el periodic dc
mand0 nlngllnO de los afOrtunados mo.
radores de la Casa Blanca. de ahi one
ell candidate al tercer tGrmino Sc YEA
cOnStrenldo a no aceptar la bicoca de
clen mil dollars pOr unoS cuantos rem
CLONES de prosa vii. Cuando pasen las
elecclones, como de las urnas. seg(in
todaS las senales, saIdra triunfante el
nombre de Wilson, los que tenemos la
abnegaci6n y el desprendimiento de es-
cnbr para los paiSes de hispano-
rlca, nos podremos dar ell pisto de lla-
mar companero Teodoro Roosevelt
Companer0. con todOs los respptoe de-
bldos d la altiSlna gerarquia que debe
dar un sueEdaz0 como ese. pero. de to-
dos modos, cOmpanero ...
En- cambio, el pobre Schrank no ha
encontrado editor para aGs poemas ale
names NJ siquiera lie ha ofrecido 81
Herald, para cuando salga de pre-
sidio, una plaza de gacetil!ero: V cuen-
ia, que segun dicon, 81 hizo 10 que hizo
Tue hipnotizado por la lectura de las
perhdos articulos del gran diario neo-
yorqumo, que lleg0 decir de Roose-
welt qae era un peligro para la paz de
la republica y que seria una obra de na.
triotismo eliminar.o
Sohrank tom6 m0y al pie de la le
ira Ell consejo porque como ell pobre es
oavaro, no esta preparado para ciertas
lecturas.
Y Ell Herald, . sin duda, no quiso de-
cir 10 que entendi6 Schrank :.
j. Perez Losada.
New York, 10 de Octubre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
FL suceso de aver

Ell individuo que arroll6 aver eI ca
rro electrlco nlmero diez, en- la para
da Veintid6s y media Sc llama Manuel
ferr6n Lo dej6 muerto en- el acto.
FL carro 10 guiaba el motorista Fran
cisco Gonzalez, y era conductor del mis-
mo Felix Garcia.
Las autoridades investigan 81 el mo
torista ell conductor tienen culpabiIi-
dad en- ell Suceso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
Ell Circo Tatalf

Anoche, a las siete, lego de Nueva
York, la famosa Compania ecuestre v
de variedades, contratada por Tatali
Para dar una idea del m6rito de la
troupe, bastara decir que, ell perso-
nal 10 forman 35 artistas de ambos Sc
KOS, de fama mundial
Tambien, vienen hermosos eabalIos
perros amaestrados, etc. etc.
Creemos que ell debut sera 81 inc
YES viernes pr6ximos.
Pronto circulara ell programa. sess
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
Incendio en- Hatillo

FL Gobernador ha recibdo un tele-
grama del alcalde de Hatillo EN- ell que
le notifca que anoche Sc incendi6 la ca
sa Alcaldia quemandose totalmente los
Archives del Mrmicipio :
Las autoridades estan investigando el
origen del incendio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29

Tomas servando Gutierrez.
Cadia, 7 de octubre de 1912.
(Reproducido del importante diario
madrileno " Heraldo de Madrid. y
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
Un mitin suspendido

Debido que dlrrante toda la tarde
Y la noche de aver estnvo lloviendo, fue
precise suspender el mitin unionista
que debfa celebrarse en- la plaza Baldo.
rioty.
Proba'blemente Sc celebrara ell sabado
proximo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
La apelacion
de Puerto Rico

Nota de vibrante rebeldia. de fervido
clamor por la libertad soberania de
un pueblo hermano; nota gallarda de
audaz y tirme convencimiento en- los
futuroS destin0s de su amada patria.
dlo el delegado de Puerto Rico la me-
morable noche de la velada parlamen-
tarla Aquella vibrante apelaci6n a
las nacioneS libres de America y el me
lanc0lico recuerdo de las esperanzas que
Sc malOgraron EN- los inciertos dias de
la col0nia cOnmovierOn al distinguid0
auditOrio. que. en- pie lleno de emo
cion. aplaudla frenetico al eIocuentisi-
mo heraldo de la jWentud puertorri-
queia. Aquella era la voz serena de
la hemosa lSla; aquella era la voz que
De Diego eSparci0 por la isla como una
bendlclon y un cinsuelo y que cl Or.
Coll y Cuchi traia yalientemente hasta
el calor de la recordada madre patria.
Por ESQ el publico que asisti6 la vela-
da sinti0 toda la intenSidad de la apela-
cl0n que era un convencido ap6strofe
de dignidad patri6tica.
En- los rostros atentos. plenos de avi-
dez y de entusiasmo, Sc refeiaban las
mobiles palabras del inteIigente deleea-
do de Puerto Rico, que decla con su-
prema elocuencia:
Ell probIema dc Puerto Rico Is
I'm problema etnico. de raza. de tradi-
clones costumbres, por clio. cuando
el pueltorriqueno quiere formar 81 ho-
gar, que es 81 patria, bu>ca una de esas
|muJeres espailotas en- cuyos oios hay
un mundo de tentaciones y en- cuyos
labios Nibra un anhelo de amor.
(Los oploosos aAogaron las fuoles pa
lo6rq&}
Puerto Rico proclama su personali-
dad, atirma Su progenie y yiene a estas
hermosas tiestas para decirnos gaIIar-
dalneme que qulere ser libre indepen-
dlente. Que. como muy bien decia el
doctor Coll, mientras no brille a la luz
hermOsa del cielo azlu de Puerto Rico
la estrella solitaria de su bandela no
podra decirse que es libre America
Al tenninar mi queridisimo amigo el
doctor Coll su ovacionada apelaci0n4 la
selecta cOncurrencia, Ell pie con f6rvi-
do entusiasmo aplaudIa eI anhelo la
hidalguia de tan noble causa.
Por sobre todos hos generosos impul-
sos de los cerebros que conmovidos acla-
maban quedaba yibrando aquel excel
so espiritu de Bolivar Y de Marti que
llen6 de f6 y Gle eSperanza los que lu-
charon pOr La noble causa de la liber-
tad de America.
Tomas Servando Gutierrez.
Cadiz, de octubre de 1912.
(Reproducido del importante diario
madrileno Heraldo de Madrid. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
Licencia vencida

Despues de disfrutar de una corta
lieeneia, ell Sr Antonio G Aguero ha
Vuelto a desempenar su cometido como
escribiente del Negociado de Contribu-
clones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
j. Perez Losada

Melin, de Ponce. quien vino recibir a
su distinguida fanilia que regres6 de
Espana en- el vapor espanol que ton6
puerto aver.
III senior Meda Sc hosped6 en- ell hotel
lnglaterra donde fueron saludarle sus
amigos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
Don Bartolome Melia

Aver saludannos a ruestro amigo don
Bartolome Melia, propietario del hotel
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
DE REGRESO

I'm ell vapor espanol que tom6 puer-
to aver han regresado de su viaJe Es-
pana nuestro estimado amigo don To
mas Subirana, su elegante esposa su
bella hija
Los senores de Subirana han salido
para Juncos donde nuestro amigo diri-
ge y administra la Central Juncos.
El BOLETIN les haluda.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-10-29
Secretaria de
Puerto Rico
NOMBRAMIENTO.

El Gobernador ha propuesto al Con
sejo Executive ell nombramiento del Sr,
Carlos Lopez de Haro como Juez de
paz de Guayama, en- lugar del senior
Jose Lopez Curet que renunci6
UNA RENUNCIA.
Sc ha tornado nota en- el registro co
rrespondiente de que e DConcejo Mu-
nicipal de Rinc6n ha aceptado la re-
nuncia presentada por el CONCEAL don
Antonio Cajigas y Ruiz, debido su
cambio Gle residencia.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-15
MOTIVE OF CRANK
WHO SHOT ROOSEVELT

4 written proclamation found in
the clothes OF the man who did the
shooting reads:
Sept. T., 1913; Sept IL, 1901.
an a dream saw President Me
Kinlcy pointing TO man whom
recognized as Theodore eoOsevclt
and saying:
"'This is my mnidcrcr: avcnSr my
death
"Scpi -, 1912, 1870 IA. m. whil'
writing a poem some one tapped me
On the shoulder and said: Let no;
murderer take the presidential
chair. Avcngc my death ! cOulI
plainly see Mr. McKinlcy's features
Before the Almighty God ! swca
the above writing is nothing but the
truth.
Another note found in the man:
pocket reads
80 long as Japan could rise to the
greatest power of the world, despite
her surviving "A tradition more thar
1000 years old, as General TOgi 81
nobly demonstrated. it is the dut,
Of the United States of America t.
uphold the third term tradition. lie
every third termer be regarded as ;
traitor to the American cause lie
il he the right and duty of ever,
citizen TO forcibly remove a thir
tcrmer Never let third term par
ty emblem appear on the official bal
lot.
81 am willing to die for my cOun
try. God has called me to be his i'm
strlment. so help me God.
(Signed,
INNOCENT GUILTY"
Written in German: IA stron,
tower our goal"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-15
EVERYBODY IN TOWN
WEARING A BUTTON
Enthusiasm in Board OF Trade Con
test Unabated. but Material
Getting Scarce.

The Lakeland Board OF Trade
boosters were Oui again carly TINS
morning securing the haunts OF tn"
,ity's busy men, in order that not Il
man should be- able to say next wee"
ihal he had n"Ncr been 4 hcd 10 Join
the ranks. Both Reds and Watt
arr confident they have the game.
To-day has been Inl! CT intcrc"
and inspiration and aoodiy numhoi
o. applications have been sisl
IN on both sides Material seems t.
j. nroWin@ quite scarce. and TINS
should put both sides ON their may
llr 10 ret hold OF these who hlN"
.ol l,t come m bat who are per-
hal,S as GOOD material as amy Yet So
cured. There are Il few tight
from whom il is somewhat hard to
cXtra, Il dollar for any purpose Be-
tween now and saturday night thee
otherwise good and useful citizens
will be worked niahi and day in the
,tlor, to make them better citizen
kv having them come across to mc".
Il situation they cannot help but be-
l;,yc is worthy of their earnest con-
sidcration. Pun together, pull
strong, for lovely Lakeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-15
KEEP NAMES OF FOSTER AND
ROSE OFF STATE BALLOT
They Are Appointive officers Not to
Be Voted for Next
Month.

Tallahassee, Fla, Oct ~ Most
of the Ihmo ratio papers Of the Stat"
arc now printing what purports to
he the list OF democratic candidates
for Stat, Offices, which Will appear
on the otlicill ballot at the Novem-
ber election II ras been noticed
that practically all of the papers are
including in such list the Democratic
nominee for adjulant general. Hon
J e. r. Foster and the Democratic
nominee for state chemist, Hon II.
T.. Rose The adjutant general and
the State chemist are appOintive Of
ficers and their names viii not be
printed on the official ballot for the
November election. No board OF
county commissioners in making up
the ballots for their county, should
include the adjutant general and the
state chemist. Such names on the
ticket might invalidatc the ballots.
The newspapers should also elimi-
nate these Offices from the list of
candidates which they are printing
10 be- voted for al the November cleo
'ion. The continued publication OF
the names Of these nominees may
have n tendency 10 confuse the yot-
crs.
Til" nominations of General Foster
for adiutant general and of Captain
Rose for State chemist. have been
certified 10y the Democratic State ex-
erutive committee to the governor
office and the next governor will un-
doubtedly appoint them to their re-
spective Offices al the proper time.
At the capitol it is regarded as
highly important that the above
matter have careful attention in
each county of the State and by ev-
cry Democratic newspaper printing
the list OF Democratic nominees.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-15
WELL.KNOWN ST. PETERS.
BURG CITIZEN KILLED

A $. Snyder one OF st. Peters
burg's Oldest citizens was run over
and killed by switch engine in tn"
yards at Pittsbura. Pa. night bcfOr"
last while taking Il short cut to y
train. Mr.. Snyder was identified by
business papers in his pocket lie
left this city Monday for Philad"l-
bhia, Washington and his old home
in Ohio to get the signature OF his
wife to the paper through which h"
was identified.
Mr.. Snyder leaves son who is a
minister at Kissimmee, this State.
The burial will take place today
at his old home in Ohio. He wa.
nearly 20 years of age. st. Peters
burg Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-10-15
SAYS STATE OFFICIALS ARE
STONE DEAF AND BLIND

A very recent dispatch from Lees
burg, Fla, to the New York Packer
uses this vigorous language in the
matter Of shipping green oranges:
Nv. +. Bozcman, a well known or
angc grower and shipper, objects to
the field analysis of oranges as adopt
cd at the Gainesville convention. He
is quoted as follows:
California oranges are being sold
openly at several points in Florida
which are pithy and absolutely unfit
for consumption, yet the State Of
ficials are stone deaf and blind. Mr.
Mayes. of Mayes & Caine, the larges:
orange shippers around Plant City.
bought some of these California or
anges, had them analyzed and found
that they did not come anywhere
near the requirements of the z TO, |
sugar and acid test. believe that
the average consumer does not ex-
fect ripe oranges in August, nor even
in September, but does expect ripe
fruit i'm January and is seldom disap-
pointed. When he buys i'm Septem-
ber he gets what he expects and pays
for
Mr. Bozeman holds that wher.
fiuit is held back until Nov. or
anges will 90 to the market will
such a rush that the opening price.
will be the lowest on record. and be-
lieves the glut will continue from
the start into the HOLIDAYS"