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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
FARMERS RALLY WEEK
COMMITTEES Preparing for
this Event for Week
81 OF T0Os 10 -" -

The committee on arrangements for
j Morrison County Farmers rally
Week, c,mpose.i of II. E. Whi,e, Chas.
Sylvester and Austin Koslo.ky, at 9
d,tetiDg held Monday evening at the
city nal, selecten the t. flowing
TAI mers an0 bnslness men of the city
TO see to signing. the petition to the
extension DIVISION Ut the agricultural
c:.lleRe for tn. holding Ut such an event
jn t5is citt the u Elk commencine F. b..
Tnary 18TH; and to assist, in making
Il q very snccrsstnl one: Louis Lar
s..u. Rte 3 Randall, A. l.. ,Stine OF
Little Falls town, Victor Becklnsn of
Ireeuhpm. e. ". FREDERICK, on 1T DsJl-
ing, John Bastlen Of belle Prairie, Ole
:Wabl Of Pike Cteek, Peter Pr0kott and
Alb re Stbieck Ut Swan River, and
Austin Kosh'sky, Chas.; Sylvester,
tseo,ge Kiewei, Ed. n LaFond, j.
K: Martin, Frank Renlck, N. N.
B+rgheim, 81. e. White and Frans
La son # this city. Tomorrow after
mon at 2o'cl OK in the directors room
Ut the Fist Ma, ional bank Was set rs
iha time and place for them to meet
IL prtpare for the rally week.
n A re neral outline OF subjects and
bvents to 10 taken MP at th. rally week
lncludes the judging If cattle and
stock small seed potatoes and corn,
prizes 10 ne offered to the one scoring
eighest IL the judging If stock ard
corn II IS planneu to have machine
.to.npanies offer some prizes here. the
aaane as is done in the southern part OF
fba state.
/ Between three and four Thousand
circulars, containing program and list
df prizes for the event. will be gotten
DIP and distributed throughout the
dOuntV.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
PLAY AT SALTWATER
Local i1iGr Takes On Fast
Prlson.C,ty Quint
Tonifht

i The HiRh School ba@ket hail team
left this morning At 6z0 o'clock for
Sti,lv ater, wheye they play une Ut
their hardest games this season this
evening. The Saltwater quint dett atet
the champion Memoir inet. Wis"u"sin
{ am. recently by the sore. IT 70
to l9f 9fapd play ed the s.. Paul Central
High: to q IT, until the last half min
uto Of tho game v ith them. losing ont
~ . .sc.,re Gf x6 to Is, so il can 'ea.,,ly
be seen toat a victory over the phi
SOM ely five w.ulu be great boost
for the Lc:.ls.. ;. .s ~
Little Falls. High will line up with
Loreley and Hal forwards, Brann.n n
cap,ef.z. anu Dieorich and q ei>ch
guards. Dunpny goes along AZ substl-
tuse. =: \ p. X : =:
On. the 8, ,illw,atsr team Capt. Mum
SIN and B,yie plav TIE guaru posit,"os
and KatM and Fjtz9. raid f0r~ ards.
Their center. was hurt il {, cir game
with TIM st. Paul Central last Friday.
90 a substitute will have TO take his
place: %:y-::. :
Tne Gals effort TO secure game in
the Twin cities have 90 Tar been of no
avail ,n., =
!. M,.>t of the local players will remain
in the Twin critics for an over Sunday
visit with relatives and friends.
TIE Aitkio High i've will play on
the loc,l .tiys,r next Friaay evening
The st. Cloud Normal has asked for
games ~lth toe local High to he
PLAYED withiD the next two months
AID a Thn'sia game will probably be
arranged for.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

Leaving 56 members having their
1911 dues still to pay. t. 4; ~; ~ i.
:: Treasurer Ken,ck' 'sreport showed an
order outstanding in the sum OF 48,
otherwise sgreeing with the
secretary g report. ,~.., 81 j. -
The election OF toh6cers resulted as
f0lloWo: @}7>:'% - 1T: ~: ::
!. President Geo; N. Klewe}. : :: .,@.;.
Vlce. e.president-Austin Koalosky.
3 Secretary-A. Fl. Vernon.
ii I 1reasurer-Ffauk Renick.s- ,a,,.siss !.
"A rising vote OF thanks was ax::
tanded to the president snd secretary
of the Climb of the past year. @s.. e: ' 7' .
. Anstin Koelosky, A. II. Vernon and
Frank Renick were appointed e 8 CON-
soN isee.to spPolpt.a AaFo W = Hateots 9;
49, 49, .4sN.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
ANOTHER IRON ORE OPTION
TAKEN TIP

Another option which was taken i,
iron ere land in the town of Ra,' Prai-
rie q year ago and On which consider
able d-llling has since heen going on,
has been taken up, i, being trat on
the southeast qua, ter 0f the northwest
quarter IF SEXTON IS, township 49,,
range 80. ownen by Mr. Ligntnar OF
Iowa. Paul Halo Ut D4el wood, son Of
juuee Hale, VINO is largely lnter--sted
in iron ore lan"s, is the party that
took up the option.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
JURORS ARE SELECTED
For the Spring Term Of the
Dlstriot Court, Conn
-1 j: mencing Mar. 4 -

: TIE grand and petit juries for til.
prirg term OF the Olstsict c0ur|
vhicn convenes on March 4th have tsex
elected anu are 40 folluws: -,
.5t# GRAND JUROkS. -
Philip Korrell, Elm DAle,
Victor Becknan. Belle Prairie =
G. d @Auyer, Clty. = aa.~
.Igpat5 Premesberger, Piers -.: @,
Peter tOnutto Swan River
Joseph Coehen, Little Falls
Cbas. Nv anson. CITY ~ r.
q. A. Ootnoudt, Parker
Hans Nashlund. ~Scandia Valley
Peter Girtz, PiRrx
s$WenxAl Houn. Bmckman
+. e. Grove. AO,Iin
Joo Kline, Two Rivers
e. =. JOHNSON, Darling
Perry Foster. Cushing
j.. p. Anderson, Cl0ugh
Julius F,egin. Parker
Chas. Bur9graff, Two Rivers -
Anton Jendru, ELM Dale ~
y. b. HID brand, Rail Prairie : :.
Henry M,.ehls, City
Sam Tedso d. Ll0uxn
John WinterQuist, Belle Prairie
PETIT JURORS J..
Erick Ande, son, City
a.. Fl. Epke, City
Jos. r. Br,nkman, Granite
Tom Drum. Culiruin
James Francisco, Motley
Peter Wccnnewski, Buckman
M. N. Meyer, hlllman
Geo. NJ: Reuner, koyalton
Jonp N. kauch Agram
Hem Pugh, Clougo
Pat O'Brlen, Darling
Anton Erickson Jr., Rail Prairie
Axel johnson. City
Ed. Bloom, Belle Prairie
John Henneck. Elm Dale
z. A. James Ripley
F. n. Goodwin, Scandia Valley
Tbea. Ortmann, Buh
Robt. Breaser, Bnckman
Henry Wuellaer. Again
Henry Hennen, Pierz
John Rocheltan, Bella Prairie
Henry Jansen, Little Falls
Clems Legman. Swan River
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
!. KEPLEv1Ns STOLEN TIMBER.

/. .KEHEEvlNS SlOLEN lin DEN.
sSneritf Frank Armstrong upon in
ysttiRati"n the first part IF the week
d,pcovered that timber thieves had 6 t
busy on his property curing the past
dburle weets ana stripped his land Of
asquantity Ut fine stanolng white pine.
He as able to track the timber to the
81. e. Van Al<tine saw mill in section
q. Morrill, town, to which parties had
seen the timber tbleves take the tim
Tor, and considerable evidence was
secured against them. Two admitted
shat they had taken timber from the
sland.
.Repelvin papers we're served on tho
Mill owner for 495 LOGS Of white pine
that had beon taken to the mill, and 1t
noEaD1 wers1e made By the parties Who
todk tins bks tholo within % dAyss
lay. Armstrong intends 10 take
the inxtter tetQre the eourta. NJ. ~ g
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
MARRIED..

A pretty church wedding was
solemDized at thu st. FIancls Xavier
Catholic church Tuesday morning at
8 30 o'clock, when Miss Laura Lillian
Bastien, eldest daughter of nr. and
Mrs. Joseph F. Bastien, hocame the
bride OF Edward Ledonx, Youngest ion
Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Mitchell Ledoox.
The bride was becominRlv attired In
white enbroldrry, wore a veil fastened
With white carnations and carried q
bouquet of the same howers. Miss
Della Ledoux, a sister OF the BRIDE
groom. was brides maid She was
xOWHed IN cream cassiinero and car
riod pink carnations. William BIS.
tlen. brother ot the bride, was best
man.
a. wedding dinner was served at che
homo OF the g1oom's parents ON the
We9t side f0ll0~ ing the ceremony, tie
dining room bolng decorated with
whito and yellnw draperles which
were suspended from the ceiling to
tho. four corners of the talile. and
ferns, which formed q wedding bell.
4 wedding supper was eerve1 at the
homo OF tho bride's parents on Kid1ter
street. Only tho immediate relatives ut
tho; o;contracting parties were present..
In the evening q biz dance wss gwen
at Elks hall, it lasting until about 4.
q. q.
Many beautiful ana useful presents
were received.
The bride was born and raised In
thie city and Is q young lady of many
pleasink traits II charaefef, while the
brido groom: 10 also q native OF this
county and ia a steady and energetic
.yonne man. During the past several
nouths he has been employed - hre
man ON q Mahoney mine engine at
Hibbing. 10th have . host OF fr1ends
VINO unite In extending theu,s hest
wishes for . happy and p$0eperous
Weided Life.
E Mr. ana Nrs. Ledonx will make their
home with tho parents of the bride
groom for the present. but expect to
make their home at Hibblng the com.
Ing spring. .. -
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

a clas Of forty commenced tho
bookkeeping course q the locAl oa0i-
ness coll 6. Monday the hours for this
course relnK from 3 40 p. m. to 3 p. m.
4 s,les.narsnip class was osmmonced
Weanesdly- sss#. ~ e !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
IS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION PAID. :

;, We bave had quite :. general re-
sponse 70 tho snbacripti0n bills sent
out BY the Herald some time ago, but
there sre .stiM many to hear from, pro:
batly due toinac,ion during this cold
weather. We arc still Offering as an IN:
ducemert TO thoso paying up and q
ye,r in advance . pick of some very
excellent prennlums. This also applies
to NOW suhecrlbera The full paw ment
OF subscli iptions aud year in advance
would be appreciated. 10 also would
any amount applied on what is due.
Look over our extraordinary announce
ment on the last page and take advan
tage OF it. DO it now.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

The liro loss of the Hermao Christ13
ooufect ionery store has bssa adjusted
at S8s6 m tire stock and fixtures. Mr.
Chrlst.e is as yes unc. cin0d whether
ne eFWlll start up in business agasn.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

Rev. A. Osmond RorthlnG and
family. VINO have been staying at the
Buckman hotel, on Tuesday moved
into tho Episcopal church rectory.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

John Piekarski. who was receiving
medical treatment at tho local hospi.
tai. was able % return homo Wsdnes.
day. : 4, Z,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

= 4. Mooers al Detroit and Mrs q. 4
RI; t,ooper .,f Mankato arrived Wednqs
.ray Isrrni.R, i,avirg been called hers
1 bf the deatn Of tthelr brother. Csa;les
a.. Mooers. .5sss..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

Tho rate OF: aiecount and re.discount
We have *proviuea shall be- uniform at
each branch-can Yen realize what
that would mean. to this sPction Of the
country and to tho whole West and the
Southt .
"To further tho county's foreign
business We have provided for tho or
eanixation in the United States with
the home officers here. OF banks 30 90
foreign business through branches. in
other nations. They are permitted to
engage in domestic business, and the
privilege is given only to membere OF
the association.
: s'It IL my firm conviction that, II
this plan 10 enacted, We never could
have another money papio-no solvent
business man ever wenld be denied ac-
|commodation again on the presenta-
t1ou of proper assets. will admit we
will have perloos OF imitation and dc.
preston, but nothing like the panics
of 1893 or 1907.
s'lhis is not q political question,
but a ereat buslness, and economic
one. WHAT we thought lmpossi BILE
when We began our work, l am glad
to say came true for we were able to
present to congress unanimous report
last Monday, and therefore it is a non
partisan report.
'.We want the fullest discussion, and
if there are ary defects in the plan We
want them pointed out AND remedies
|suRgested, but don't allow PASSION. or
prejudice or politics or partisacship to
sway your minos-don't resort to
general denunciation, get after specific
points. " .
In relation to the above we PRINT the
following which appeared in IN inter-
view with W. j. Bryan in the Out
look:
:'But,'' with . reminder that
financial operations naturally unita
many interests. ARE they doing any
differently today from what they have
through all ths history Of our wonder.
full developmeEtf" =
''They ara Just now they are PLAN
ming y new method OF over1eacninG
tho public. Big dnanciers are back OF
the Aidich currency scheme. II they
succeed in getting that, Fd0 not KNOW
lot anything more that they can ask: 4
They will then be 10 complete control
Eof everything through the coutrol Ct
our national fDance9s = 5@-@.S5.. @5..
Interview with samuel Untermeyer.
the distinguished New York 1awyer ~
"a World correspondent
'..The present draft OF the Amrich
bill contains, ! understand. . provis-
Flon allowing national banks 70 main.
tain branches. This is simply playing
into the nanus OF . few great imam
ciers. The provision is vicious in prin.
|cIple and it should mover be enacted BY
|cnngress. s..
ssSuch i law would result in wiping
out small independent banks and would
ienanle the great financial powers to-
accomplish directly what they are now
aeekin9 10 do by fndirection. by buy-
| inR up banks: and trust companies: 81
.,,n;,ted Mv s.it.' "a own % a. control 81 be re-
presented In the directorate Of more
than ono bank or trust company where
stihs companies arc nornally eompeti.
1 .tors. &, l'ss5, s, 81
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
! DIED

M. e. Bradford, father of Mrs. II.
E.. Franz .,f this city. died Tuesday at
Nah Bay. Washington at the ss- Of
!: :54,yeare, death being due to bronchitiA
MI. and Mrs. fraLz lett Wednesday 70
{ attend tho funeral.
! simon :. Fussv, !. formerly of TIVE
Rive:s, who, during the past fiftren
wears has made bis home at the old
people's home at st. tiabrlel's hospi.::
tai, passed away Tuesday. morning at
+; the hosp,.al at the age of 63 year,. .
The funeral was held Wednesday
] from the :huspital, uurial being in tne
Polish Catholic: cemetery. T.
t.. Charles Gardner ;Mooers, a., died
Wednesday, morning at 8 80 o'c:ock at
! the home Of his brother in: law, A. X.
!; hall Thru street northeast, after sa
p. illness of two Years standing, death
beinR due: tn tubel cnlo>is.
Deceased was q native Of Crow Wing
and was a son of Dan M0oers, who
4 was a we'll known early settler Of Ft =,
Ripley. Mr.. Mooers WAS engaged IN
the livery busin+ ss IN Brainerd anout
six years ago, from which place ho
went to- White Earth and then t.
Ogema. where be conducted q hotel
until ho was taken ill shout two years
ago He then came to this city =
make: his home here. He was Z
member Of the local Monern Woodma1
ia is survived : by his wife. ..
brother. f.: e. Aooers OF Detroit, ana
: sister. Mrs. C. II. Cooper q
Mankat0. z*s
The Yemaina are to be shipped 70 the
oGa 1,ovna %nwn n 8rainer0 fOd0Y.
whore .lntermmt* takes place. ,..f..... 1s=..s s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

sRorn-To Mr.. and. Mrs. Jasper Lam
bert of Little Elk Sunday; January Il.
a daughter. - 4:s:s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

Born-To Mr. and Mrs. A. L. stine.
residing six miles southeast OF TINS
CITY. Wednesday January u. daugntef.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
Total
DISBURSEMENTS

DISBURSEMENTS -
Morrison 20. Lbr. Co., pick. =:
ling station on......................:$ ~. n
II. W. Venners. cigars .......... 800
Federation of Commercial Clubs:
dueB... Observation-Disclosures. ...........! a16OV
A. Simopet, chairs ............:. ...;:!4 "a. Is
Northern Minnesota Develop. g. -
ment Ass3.. dues:..... {. ...... 10. 90
: Total. :. ...... 90. o.
Balance cash on hand ...... :. ...... 1874 IS
.---
49, 1884. 81
Members Jan. 10. 1911. ~..... ...... VI
New members. :... q. .... ....... .......r 10
;.'' {; -: ...
j.. Total membership....... ......: 1Q1
Paid members ..;.... ...... ...... .s..... il: A
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

y The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
L,ahin has been quarantined for Gip1-
tberia,. daughter being dowa with q
attack Of tho disease. sSs
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

s Born--To INTO Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Copa
OF Pike Creek. Thursday, January IS
3 daughter. . .s.z* z. sss.s,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

!. Born-Ip, d, .: 3, Dr: and ar.. a.: n: NJ: =:
5Fort,er... Toesaay, January 10TH q
dauRhtoR, q: -: :;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19
TALKED ON BANKING
Former CONGRESSMAN Bon
ynee, of Monetary Conn I
mission the Speaker

Former Representative BouynRe OF
Ct,lorado, and u"til q week agI. q
mem b-r of tho National Monetary
comm. i>sion. spoke at the cOurt hon .
Tuesda, evening on the till tknown %
the Alnrich billy ure>entod to Congress
by III" n retary commission.
N. n. Williams, one ut the vice
preaide, t~ Of the Citizpns' Lt,agne Of
Minnesnta. under wh.,ss, auspices Mr..
BOn> nxe is speaki'g in tnls state,
WAS chairman OF the meeting.
Mr. B"nynge said that the impor-
taDce 1T the subject coulo not he mag
nihad for there is No line Ut business
ahich 0oes not r0re irto c''ntact
wltD it. H. said that BIZ fully agreed
with CONGRESSMAN Linu bergn a. 10 The
fault OF the present system but not
sIts,gethp in bis conclusi i"ns. but
thought that the CONGRESSMAN would
quite gree with the new bill 10: it's
amendes, form, he having attacked 1t
the hill proviaed that national bank
ct'uid loan IN farm property up to 30
pe' cent If the amount 1t its certiti-
Gates of deposit. this being one Ut the
tplngs which hir. liz dnerKh favored.
The speaker said that tie present
banking syhtem wa> antlQuated and in-
aa1 Qna'e auu continuing said: =
Even with tnls family s>etom We
have beon able to build up in this
cO0nr, the great"st ranking power in
the world but tue panic Of 1907. COM
ing in the ini.'sr of unusual prospective,
hrou. ht home to tIe American public
more strongly than anything el.e could
have done the d, fects of it. We men,
toned in our report t. congress II de-
fects, which I think are locluued IN
thrsn three:
''Fi,st. Our antiquated laws on
banking reserves scattering among
many thousanu units in small piles the
banking resources of tie county, max.
ing them unavail .bie for effertive use:
''Second. Failure to pruvide legal
metbou by which, the banks can CO.
onerate properly to their own pro'ec.
ton ard tn preserving the stability OF
our general banking business. =.
"Tnir0. What BY some is consider
ed most important, but which / think
last, the lack of elasticity in our
1T does 20 GOOD to simply denounoe
a pan. our plan,'' he continued.
':Nothing is accomplished that way.
no,binx done until its defects arc
pointed ont and remedies sn9gessed. =
+. He took up In detail the shree de-
fects Of tho; present s.atem, aketchtng
how, under tho 6rat. ito nankto1 g.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-01-19

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16
DEATH IN JACKSONVILLE
OF MR.. D. P. NEWSOME

Or the death OF the brother OF
Mrs. &. b. Murrell and Miss Luc.
Newsome, the Jacksonville Metrop.
Oils has the Following:
David =. Newsome. Jr., aged -:
years, for seven years employed in
the circulation department of The
Metropolis. died this morning at the
home of his brOther-in-law, j. b
Dixon, 32o East Fourth street, after
having been in i'll health for a num-
Der of months. The funeral services
Will be held at the residence tOmOr-
row afternoon at I o'clock, conduct
ed by the Rev, Mr.. Jones of the Main
Street Christian church.
David p. Newsome was born in
WillistOn, but came to Jacksonville
a number of years ago. He is one
|Of family on eleven children, and
is the first to die. Three sisters, Mrs.
ID. r. Johnson. Mrs. J. b. Dixon and
Miss Belle Newsome. reside in Jack
sonville. Mrs. W. l. Westbrook, an
other sister. resides in Live Oak; two
other sisters. Mrs G. ?. Murrell and
Miss Lucy Newsomc, reside in Lake
land. Mrs. y. {. Landrcn and Mis-,
Myra NewSome two sisters and 4
brother. l.. $. Ncwsomc, make their
home in WillistOn. Another brother.
y. G. Newsome. lives in Richmond,
Va.
FOR the past seven years. Mr.
NewsOme has been a faithful ON
ploye of this paper Early and la, ).
he could be found at his post of duty
aud the task was never too hard 10
cause a word of complaint from this
esteemed young man. a thorough
Christian, he was an active member
of the Balm Street Christian church,
serving as deacon. or a retiring dis
position. he kept a great deal to him
self but counted as his friends every
acquaintance.
"fle took great interest in his
work at this Office and when GO
sounded for this young newspaper
man this morning. the Metropolis
lost 4 valuable emplOye and friend.
Ole whose place will be hard to iill
during the coming years"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16
SEM-M0NTHLY SESSION
OF CITY COUNCIL

The City Council met last night
in semi-mOnthly session. Among
the matters to come before this body
was the proposition of the proposed
gas plant, whereby they were to put
up a forfeiture of $1,000 thirty days
after the ordinance was published
which was to revert to the city
should the company not have the
plant completed within one yea,
from the time of granting the fran.
ehise As the time limit has expired,
and the company has not put up the
bond, the Council extended the time
limit for such action to June %.
F. l.. Franklin resigned as night
marshal and b. F. Wallace was ap-
pointed in his place Wallace has
been working recently at Skipper
stables.
The petition of the residents OF
East Lake Morton to have light.
placed on that side of the lake, was
referred to the light and water com
Mittee.
1t was ordered that the hyacinths
be removed from Lake Mirror and
the grass from Lake Wire.
A number of bills were paid. after
which the Council adjourned.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that The
co-partnership heretofore existin.
between the undersigned, A. G. Me.
Donald and j. II. lIariuil, under
which the Majestic theater has been
conducted, has been dissolved, that
the said theater will hereai'er be
conducted by the said J. H. IIar'zeIl
and II. +. Hartzell, and that said A.
&. Mcdonald will in no name be
responsible for any obligation or
debts hereafter incurred in Nh. op-
GRAFTON of the said theater.
A. c. M'DONALD
J. II. HARTZELl..
Lakeland. Fla. May 10, 1872.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16
Tree Defends the Censor.

Sir Herbert Tree defends the dra.
matte censorship in a letter to the
Times. While admitting that mis-
takes may have heen made, he says:
Il cannot help thinking that It would
be lamentable for the stage to substi-
tute for the autocracy of the censor.
ship an appeal to the public through
the police. and so 10 establish in its
stead the chaotic tyranny OF munich.
pal bodies and irresponsible 'isms.'
BY all means let the censorship be
strengthened by reference to court
OF appeal. which may still be open to
public criticism.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-05-16
COY HOME WANTED.

Why not build one on that vacant
lot OF yours and help to meet the
wants of number Of people who
are looking for cozy home?
Houses rent readily for good rem
tails and lots on which comfortabl.
houses are standing sell murh more
readily than do vacant lots Bes,
quality lumber. millwork and every.
thing necessary at right prices il
you will see the Lakeland Manu-.
featuring Co., or call Phone &c.