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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-26

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The evening world., 1912-09-06
MARRIED WASHER
| INDICTED UNDER
/ new OHIO LAW
Three Young Women Tell of
Proposals of Rogers, Who
Pretended to Be Single.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-THE fret In
dictment in this county under the MAR
rled Washer" act was reported to Com.
mon Pleas Judge Cromwell to-day by
the Grand Jury. The indictment 10
sgalns, Edward L. Rogers, thirty. pri-
vate detective, on complaint Of his wife.
Hattie Z. Rogers. who had the assist
ance OF certain young women who as
sert that Rogers proposed to them un-
der the pretense of being unmarried.
The young woman mentioned in the In
d!ctment as having been proposed to by
Rogers Is Miss Fay Peterson. Other
young women named a. witnessed
against him are Miss Rowella Bleak and
Q Miss Deppenbrock.
The time Of the proposal to Miss Peter.
son. as fixed In the Indictment, wal
Aug. 1Q. Rogers and his wife lived In
Indianapolis before coming to Cincinnati
but had separated there. The young
women who are witnesses against Rog.
ers aliege that they loaned him money
Under the belief that he would marry
them.
The evening world., 1912-09-06

Hill and started swiftly to back down
the grade. Mr.. Douglas. anxious for the
safety OF the Governor, opened the tom
neau door and jumped to the running
board TO assist Gov. Dix and Mr.. Holden
out. The car was brought TO an abrupt
stop by the use OF the footbrake. and
only after Commander Dekay, who sat
with the driver with the newspaper man
crowded beside him had given sugges-
lions as to the running OF the machine.
old the chauffeur regain control.
A short distance further along the
road the inexperienced driver shot into
blasting zone. regardless OF the warn
Ing OF the road superintendent and the
occupants OF a car that was waiting the
explosions. The Governor was appar-
emily not disturbed by the experience.
The evening world., 1912-09-06
DIX TWICE IN PERIL
ON FAST AUTO RIDE
TO MAKE A SPEECH
Driver Lost Control of Car
and II Started to Run
Down Hill.

LAKE GEORGE. Sept. s-Gov. DIX
was In peril twice on his way here to
mako q speech.
The Governor with his nephew,
Thomas Douglas. Commander Eckford
Dekay, State Historian James A. Holden
and newspaper man left Lake George
in an automobile provided by the county
fair committee. On a detour over a
mountain. made necessary because of
road construction on the main route.
the driver. who admitted later that he
was not accustomed to the car. became
confused and threw the clutch into re-
verse instead of low gear.
The car was on the top Of the stsepes,
The evening world., 1912-09-06

Lyndon. Ky.-"l have been taking
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for headaches. neuralgia pains.
backache, nervousness and a general run
down condition Of the system. and am
entirely relieved Of these troubles.
recommend your remedies to my friends
and give you permission to publish what
l write. Mrs. II. Won Roden, Lyndon.
Ky.
When q woman like Mrs. Won Rodcn
is generous enough to write such letter
as the above for publication. she should
at least be given credit for a sincere de-
sire to help other suffering women.
II you want special advice write to
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine Co.
,confidentiaD. Lynn. Mass. Your
letter will be opened. read and
answered by . woman and held In
strict confidence,
The evening world., 1912-09-06
Called Her "Chicken" and Was
Fined ~ . Corner Masher.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-''He called me
Chicken said Mrs. Webster Epstein
q dashing brunette. in court yesterday.
accusing Ferdinand Nusbaum. And I
am married woman. Judge. But
those Washers didn't worry me. II they
had I would have picked up . brick
and hit them IN the head"
In addition, Mrs. Goldie Schuman
charged young NusSaum with disre-
spectfuliy addressing her two daugh-
tiers. Officers who made tho arrest told
the Magistrate they were trying to
break up q crowd of Washers that
hangs around the corner OF Madison
and North avenues. Nusbaum paid a
fine and the other youngsters got Q
lecture.
The evening world., 1912-09-06
BiG but Poor Cotton Crop.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 6.-The cot
ton crop of the South for the year
ending Aug. 81. 1912, according to sta
tistics compiled by III. q. Hester. Sec
rotary of the New orleans Cotton Ex-
change. exceeded that of the previous
year by 4o1s.331 bales. Its money
value was s1o7.o7i.s25 less, due as
much TO the low grade of the crop as
to the decrease In the price resulting
from overproduction. 1t was the
lowest in grade OF any crop for the
past ten years.
The evening world., 1912-09-06
CAR WATCHING GERMANS.
OBJECTS to Private Loans to China
and VIII Probably Protest.

LONDON. Sept s,-Apprehension 10
felt by the Russian Government in con-
nectl0n with tho granting OF a number
Of concessions to German industrial
concerns by China. according to news
agency despatch from st. Petersburg.
The latest of these concessions Is for
the construction. OF street railways In
Pcklng and other Chinese cities.
The Russian Government fears that
the Germans have obtained the con-
cess!ons in return for loans made to
China without restrictions as to the
use to which tho money Is put.
1t is believed in st. Petersburg that
China will utilize the money for the
purchase of arms and ammunition and
the Russian Government contemplates
sending a note to the interested powers
In order to endeavor to put a stop to
the making OF private loans TO China
without the consent OF the powers.
The evening world., 1912-09-06
CIRIS'SHOOL HATS

Smart soft coaorsd relts. also Black
vs,vsta. many Shapes. including flap
ping os1uas, somorsros. - we'll a. those
mat ere small and stiff. Velvet hats
require no other trimming than their
corded silk band and binding Of white or
black already adorndng them. Fsits
need but little for their completion.
Our prics....-......... 10 to 2.4S
Special IN 0frls' rriDasA Fslts,
Velvet baAA ana Sevv - SIR seaSl
Dlsswhsss o1SO. ..-........l98
The evening world., 1912-09-06
TWO SPECIALLY FINE
SATURDAY VALUES

White Coutii and BAktste Corssts-
low ana medium buzz
Special Purchase
Fine Brocade Corssts-
vhAte With daintily tinted nfrc4.o
hsndsomsiy trim'd-eeg. esD....8.4O
The evening world., 1912-09-06
WOMENS CORSETS

This department O. . vsri.
table Mecca for women that
are HARD 70 sutt. 1--WE please
them because Of our great
stocks containaa6 suoh . vast
variety Of makes anA 0tylSs.
The evening world., 1912-09-06
NECESSARY TOILET ARTICLES
AT SATURDAY PRICE SAVINGS

Give your skin good care AftG the
ravages OF sunburn and tank 10
necessary for your winter com
fort end appearance.
60 ct. barrett 4 RAmSdello Gold
Cream ............'.ss.'....''' sor
20 OF sass Ffind's Honey and Almond
Cream NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s1U
Is ct. sise Hydrox Psroxids
Vanishing Cream. .........'......'' snp
= OF. siss Java Rice P0wder...... I'd
Is ct. DR.. Pray's RoSaline. ...."... 10
10 at, Toilet SoAps-best makes-Asstd
odore-S oakes In box.........''' Az
sha pes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
. ot. Lambs Wool Powder Pad...... 3
"a ct. Shaving Pad. Y
Is ct. size Lustr-its Nail EnAmsl'' IL
10 OF. Ring Handle and B0udoir
Toilet Pumice. ..........'..'''''''.'' z
8 ct. Emery Boards-dosen. ...'.'.''' .
The evening world., 1912-09-06
SPECIAL PURCHASE
LEATHER HAND RAGS

Prices fnconcsavabiy low tor -
qualities offsrsd--You will savs from
Is to 60 par cent. by graspins this o.
portuntty. especially advantageous
purchase = back Of Il.
Leather HanA Bass-
2'9S slu: s.a e. to: 70 ,,; Rps
Various notifications Of Envelope and
Carriage styies-Wairus, pm and Matt
seal. morocco. walrus and seal goats,
also velveta-
Patent Leather aaA 0eat seal
Al 1.00 Value taM
Leather ined-rivsted frames-
Leather Esvesspe Bar hass-
AZ 10 Value - cts.
TO s-inch Bar frames Of gin or run
metal. dnish-cord handles
The evening world., 1912-09-06

So ct. Boys Fall Coli Caps. 81
New large styles-heavy navy
serges. fancy mixed chevlots ana
cassimeres-satin lined-all sizes.
BOYS FuRNIsHIN0s-rnIRD FLOOR
u Ct. Autumn Ribbons ................ .16
New goods only-ali colors-milli-
ne.y and sash widths-satins, taf-
fetas. moires and Dresdens-Bows
made free In department.
RIBBoNs-MAIN FLOOR.
$2.98 Carriage Bags. ..,.............-.. lbs
Goat skin-leather lined - riveted
frames-broken bottom style.
LEATHER GooDs-MAIN FLOOR.
Is and 70 Ct. Plsitinss. .....,...,,,,..... .l6
Plain or shadow nets-white. cream
and ecru assorted wldths-for
sleeves, waists and collars.
nUcHiNGs-MAiN FLOOR.
10 and IS Ct. Toilet Soaps ....,."."... 7
8 cakes In fancy box--Jergen's. Ar
mour's. Swlfts ana other well
known makes-ten favorite doors.
TOILET ARTICLES EASEMENT.
50 et. Mems Nishtshirts ............ 81
Cambria or muslin-52 inches long
well Wholesome trimd with now
city braid-all sizes
MEMS fuRNI SHING5-MAIN FLOOR.
$500 Fine Batis,e Corsets. ............ l-39
Strong, silky quallty-long models
straight waist-medium bust--a we'll
known. widely advertised make.
CORSETS-SECCND FLOOR.
The evening world., 1912-09-06

Clock Signs Denote Morning Specials
Look for the Clocks Look for tbs Clocksi .
The evening world., 1912-09-06

GIRLS FALL WASH DRESSES
Pretty, giriish dresses Of
GinghAms. chambrays, "a
galatsaS and linena-
newest models-Fall color. 1.3o
ingS-Nmart trimming az
absolutely sensational A'so
vaIueo. ......sss.s 100000
GIRLS SERGE MILDLY SUITS
Also one-pieoe dreeses-
navy serge-red. navy and
black braid--embroidered
embleme-Absolute 9.S0
necessary for every school
9trl's wardrooe-
! 70 II years..
CRlSBlACx SERGE DRESSES
Just right for convent wear
-plain and Norfolk. 3,o0
mlddios and one-paece
otVes-0oms with white ana
emb'y turnover collar AGA
and cuffs-S 70 II yearo-
OxceDtional values. .....
See Also Aor.iag Special Below.
The evening world., 1912-09-06
Cut Price Sale of Scholars Sapp&ksl (

1T SssS 2Es:' d saS Gee: 81
and RobaSpasrre collars, WITH ~
cuffs 20 mstch-copeo q GA e
crochet Rsticett. Pr. vsniso. n
Bohemian and macramA SsSO
laoee-wAits and soru..........J
In dsnanA Toe ~ new drsDa. sssh snA suaaA
Finer Coak and Dress 0sto-
newest couceits-genuinN lrtaA
het................0,00 10 1898
The evening world., 1912-09-06
AttractfVe Fall Apparel
For School and Conbent Girls


a.a inais
profit prices thaA> san savings
MISSES SMART NEW SUITS FOR FALL 1898
Roush ssrsss most
tailored sss bow Aos asd eompo'
msa ~ xs~ o opprsclb A~r ~odN-N to ID years.
The evening world., 1912-09-06

MORNING SPECIALS Tomorrow, Saturday, Until P. M.
restricted No Mail Telephone Orders
The evening world., 1912-09-06

Sab 81 Bsys' Ssih-S 10 II Tn.
Double breast and yoke
Norfolk models. 6srgeS.
Chsviots. Twcsd<. "a
CasOimereor-nAvy ana fanolee SsS
In correct Fall COLOR
many with extra trou1ere-
EouM 70 ths bsst elssw0~s
ot vAW.......s.....s....s
splendid Ne; r. ss e s.S E o''s sui'''
Sss Of Twe-Psah Suits
Double Breast end NorfoeAe-
ali wool Chsvlots N gray end = A.9
brown stripes and fancies-
out extra full-S 70 II yrs
value oAtO.. .............ss..s...s"
The evening world., 1912-09-06
CIRLS' NEW FAN REpP DRESSES

ClRlS'NEW FALL REPP DRESSES
White. pink and blus-extra
fine-crosD-over front-white
ball buttons and braid froEs
PIT, venise collar or white , 3.98
scroll bra1ding-patent leath-
or or self belts to II years
Unusually pretty. secs.
MISSES NEW FALL SKIRTS
Plain and diagonal ohsvsots 2,0S
and serGee-correctiy cut a
faultlessly mAde-all lengths.
all styles-ail sises. s'So
A nscs.ity. fes VICAR with. attractive phiFt-
ioSs. tssss.S.dSS, vi s cost o." 0''
MISSES RAIN COATS
Raglan and sst-in 'siesves- a a
fine and heavy corded pop
lins-navy, black and caAtor- ana
with or without velvet collar 7.Aa
Ia 70 IL years.
GIRLS NEW FALL COATS
Navy serGss - notched or l..,.,
sailor collar OF MORE or
fancy silk-s TO ~ years...... 1893
Value oSss and eeoa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13
PHONE 80
WHITE CAB s1sc1s9 AND
IINC SERVICE At
LI'eL ALL HOURS
Women and Children are Safe With Us

ment of wages at least twice In each
month. for labor performed for public
service corporations. and contractors
doing public work.
I'VE shall enact a law to provide
for the safety of employees on rail-
way trains and for the better protec-
ton OF the travelling public by com
pelling the operators thereof TO pro-
vide approved safety appliances and
such number Of employees as will in
sure safety and promote better service.
I'VE shall favor the enactment OF
some form of compensation law pro-
vidlng for an equitable compensation
to injured workmen.
1--WE shall also amend the laws re-
lating Ia labor and employment as to
reduce the cost to the laborer of Sc
curing employment, and we shall in
crease the amount Of the license fee
to be paid by private employment
agencies. and We shall pass a law re-
quiring the clerks OF cities and towns
to cooperate with the State Employ
ment Bureau"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13
How TO Keep Sick.

Keep the windows closed all the
time. especially when you sleep-fresh
air would keep you healthy.
Keep the sunshine out of Your home
germs don't like sunshine.
Never take a deep breath-that
would give your lungs some needed
exercise, and besides, you might rip
button off your vest,
Don't disturb the flies you'll miss
lot Of filth if you do.
Eat any kind of food regardless OF
Its nutritlve Value--sawdust and eX-
celslor are good filters"
Swallow your food without chewing
it--your stomach has no teeth.
Eat irregularly-by all means keep
your stomach disordered.
Never take bath-soap and water
are enemies of disease.
Never exercise in the open air; let
game of cards in room filled with
foul air be your most violent form Of
exercise-your body Graves exercise
and open air
Get very little sleep--your nervous
system will soon collapse under the
strain.
Drink any old water. the dirtier the
better--you'll very soon find typhoid
in water.
Keep a dirty house-dirt and It's
ease go hand In hand.
II you get diphtheria don't use anti
toxin-anti-toxin will cure It,
II you have smallpox don't get vac
clnated.
Don't be particular about your milk
supply--that's a good way to get sick
and to keep the baby sick.-Chlcago
Health Bulletin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM
FAVORED By labor
PLEDGES TO CARRY OUT PLANS
OF THE LABOR MEN OF
OKLAHOMA.

SHAWNEE, Okla. oct 12.-The
provisions. relative to labor In the
State platform of the republican party
are extremely satisfactory and alluring
to the labor leaders and laboring men
throughout the state. They are the
most advanced Of any political plat
form OF the present campaign and
answer in detail the questions, pro-
pounded by the legislative committee
of the State Federation of Labor. this
spring, and sent to the candidates OF
all parties for the legislature. The
Republican platform was drawn. in
fact, by the Republican nominees for
state and legislative offices. and the
pledges will be carried out II the Re
publicans are elected.
The questions to legislative candi-
dates were drafted and sent out by
+. W. Vance Of the railway conduc-
tors, j. W. Walden of the railway
firemen. II. A. Morey Of the railway
trainmen. Frank Thornton. Lee Payne
and George Mcconnell Of the railway
engineers. and c. C. Ziegler. president
of the state Federation of Labor
In answer to these questions, the
Republican platform covers them In
full. as follows.
I'VE shall favor an eight hour law
for women. and q strict child labor
law. and a law providing for the pay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13

over 10000 students this month
returned to their work at the evening
schools Of the London County Council
after the summer recess. Three hum
dred schools of various kinds are
maintained by the Council for night
instruction and there is still plenty OF
room for more students. In fact. the
youth of London has not availed itself
OF the splendid facilities for technical
and general instruction provided In
nearly the numbers expected.
The authorities argue that this is
due chiefly to the cheap amusements
provided for the Londoner and not
because ne is less ambitious than his
country cousin.
Besides the usual technical engineer
ing and domestic science courses a
separate school for walters has re-
Gently been started. This school is
designed 10 check the German invas-
Ion, which has practically driven the
English waiter from the field. In ad-
dition to practical table service and
pantry work, the waiter students are
taught something of food values.
menus, bills and technical French.
AUSTIN GAL NINE 80. -. ......
The essentials of a good education are
given to them in the form Of English
geography and arithmetic.
River thieves on the Thames will
soon have to carry on their operations
in face of a police force with modern
equipment. Experiments are ppoceed.
ing with the object Of providing q
suitable motorboat to replace the
clumsy old converted row boats which
now handicap the efforts of the river
police.
The river for:e. consisting cf 120
men, was recently supplied with row
boats fitted with gas engines. These
craft. but slightly faster than when
rowed by hand. are so noisy that the
river pirates are given ample warning
of the presence Of the police.
Although the pillage Of the river
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13

The loud Dutcry in London against
the motor omnibus companies owing
TO the numerous accidents caused by
their vehicles has caused those con.
Germs much alarm. The companies
have now begun a campaign to deteci
and punish their drivers who exceed
the speed limit.
This step has irrltated the drivers,
who already cherish numerous griev-
ances. and 1t is likely that London will
again be in the throes Of a great
transport strike unless The complaints
OF the bus men are needed.
The drivers declare that they cannot
possibly keep up to their schedules
without violating the speed limits.
They further complain that the parsi-
mony Of the companies prevents them
from keeping Just within the margin,
for they are not provided with speed
ometers.
There are also allegations that the
companies actively discourage trade
unionism among their employees and
this and other grievances are being
taken up by the unions concerned and
serious trouble may result.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13
Good Eaters
Are Good Fighters
Whether at Work or Play, Endurance
Comes from Good Digestion,
Always Assured by Stuarfs
Dyspepsia Tablets.

Men and women must have quick
wit and good grit to stand the days
battles. A dyspeptic may get away
with his work, but is always at swords
points with those around him. A
good stomach and good meal well
digested puts us in good. jolly fight
ing mood, the sort that mows down
work and commands the hearty CO.
operation of our associates. The man
at the head of a business who has a
good stomach has behind him a good
fighting force against competition
and the daily mixups that are bound
to. take place. In fact, well orga-
system.
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets as soon
as taken into the system so right to
work as assistants to the stomach.
rendering 1t an immense amount OF
help In working out the very complex
processes of digestion, encouraging
1t in the performance of It's functions.
relieving II of a portion Of Its duties,
thereby allowing 1t a temporary re.
spite, and also toning up strengthen
ing, revitalizing its secretory glands,
mucous membranes. absorbing glands
and muscular walls In such way that
the stomach soon recovers Its lost
powers of digestion. motillty. assimila.
ton and ultimately does Its work as
well as ever without outside assist
ance.
These powerful little tablets contain
in a concentrated form, every element
Necessary TO digest all forms of food.
whether meats, vegetables. cereals,
eggs, fish, etc, and they act equally
well I'm an acid or an alkaline medium.
If your stomach is alllng. does not
digest as quickly or as thoroughly as
1t should, and your entire system In
consequence is suffering from malnu-
triton and mal-assimilation, you owe
IL to yourself to give the abused stom-
ach assistance to help 1t out of its
present condition.
The solution Of your stomach
trouble problem Is easy: Go to your
druggist at once and secure a pack
age, then take one or two after each
meal or as required. then note the
difference in the way you feel. All
druggists sell them. Price so cents.
adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13
Steamboat Memories.

London Opinion, commenting on the
recent celebration of the centenary of
the steamboat. remarks that it is in.
teresting to note that the British ad =
miralty of the period rejected the In
vention with the declaration that "a
paddle wheel steamboat could be of no
use in navigation" and that a DR..
Lardner. a pundit of that day, who
proved that no steam vessel could
ever cross the Atlantic. lived long
enough to bolt to America in steam
er along with another mans wife"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13

The mounted infantry in the British
army will be abolished very shortly in
all probability under the reform
scheme introduced by the new War
Secretary, Colonel John Seely. 1t
has been pointed out for some time
" m llitary authorities that the mount
ed infantry as now constituted serves
NJ useful purpose beyond Keeping
alive dangerous heresy inherited
from the abnormal conditions of the
South African war.
Good infantry battalions have been
crippled to supply Indifferent cavalry
The recent maneuvers conclusively
proved this, and the day of the hor',
even for the rapid conveyance Of in.
fantry. is past, for this work is done
better by motor lorries.
The cavalry units set free by the
abolition of the mounted infantry will
be used for the nucleus of another ca.
valry brigade, which has long been
desired by the general staff.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13

and in these boroughs the labor party,
as well as the Progressives, Will make
determined effort to overthrow the
Modcrates, who are accused of OBJ
structng the most elementary and
necessary housing and sanitary regula-
tions. 1t is expected that the cam
paign for social reform will bring out
a number of women candidates for the
councils
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13

Great success has been achieved by
the British crown authorities as farm
ers and foresters this year. According
to the annual report of the Commits
siDners of Woods, Forests and Land
revenues, the land under their charge
this year paid into the eXchequer
100000 dollars. an increase of 150,-
900 dollars over last year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-13

thieves as compared with the days of
Dickens Is small tn alr numbers are
considerable and constant vigilance IL
required by the police to check their
depreda tiOns.