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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
MANIPULATION OF
STOCKS ALLOWED
Highways and Byways Of
Finance as Traversed on
the New York Stock Ex-
change Threshed Out Be
fore Committee and New
Light Thrown on Way
Business l. Done

III AN~AFmAA y ~ AAAAaA"#@#
Washtngt0n. Dec. i2-Tho Highways
and hyways on finance a. traversod on
the New York stock Exchange wsrs
threatsd out before the house commit"
tee On banking and currency of fhe
money trust hearinE today Frank "
Eturgia Of New Nork. formerly Vresl-
cent and member of the hoard ~ gov
srnors % the stock Exchange undof
the rrucllinE examination of samuel
untsrmeyer, counsel for TIE commit
tee. insisted the eNchango did not Fre-
vent the manipula tion nf the market ~
polls and syndicatus.
In dozsn rroant failures Mr.
sturgis admitted stock cxchangr
houscs had carried with them stocks
partly owned by their customers bat
hyp0theoated hy brokers for more than
their real ownership Of the broker
Proceedr frcm tha sale of bankrupt
brokers seat In the sNChangs IN aucn
cases. Eoes. the witness explained. tu
the creditors inside tao exchange and
not te customers
Regixina 90 a question tie witness
aaia he believed n legitimate Tor q
Member in the exchange 90 place an
oroer 20 seIl 60 enc hruker and % bus
with mnothnr when M. untermeyvi
proposed that such transactions wer,
intended 10 raise or lower the stocks
the witness replied the purpose VA
90 keep the market urtive
FIGHT BETWEEN EXCHANGES.
Differences between the New Yorh
stock exchange and the Consolidated
stock exchange. and the efect 81 ths
stock exchanges har against Consnl.
dated brokers were aired today.
Ham q doH@n members ~ the Con-
solidated EKchanEr Including Miguel
e. AEuerc we're examined ~ samuel
Untermsyer. counsel for the commit
tee They explained that under ths
rules of the New YORK stock cHchanHs
they were absolutely prohibited frou
doing any business with members II
that organization and chargsd that
their business had been curtailed ~
the prohibition.
Prior % me examination % taa Con
solidated Exchange witnesses. the com
mittee heard several money hrokers
operating IN the loan crowd- on the
New Tork stock exchange They tea.
tined that 40 enforced iow rate ~ In
terest would prevent the movement oi
money toward New Yorh ffcua country
banks. when the money was needed ai
aome points.
SOME 90 THEIR METHODS.
J. ~ 0~ieseL of urissei a Rorern.
New York testified az 10 methods u
operation of thc View York stock cK.
change. Hs SAID ths sending of money
on ths exchange did not begin ordin.
arily until about n q. m sometimes
81 1880 " the market Il very active
'somstirnea" ~ said "a soc 06e 0f
taeooeoo - ioanef within nfteen ~
twenty minutes. this volume % Trans
actions serving AZ q haain FOR rates ~
renewal of loans ! rave loaned some.
times t2o.ooo. 600 % 81. .0eo 00o : DAY
and borrowed rerhnrs tib 00e 600 nr q
sinris dav. Z have ioaned as hirh az
fts 600 o0o represent the horrowar
rafheT thar ths lender and ~ course
Trt the hen~nt IN ne loaninF trans
acfiens-
Nr. Gries~l said , y Morgan a CO
frequently lend a. ths exchanges. thouEh
tcsntirvss - see. rsrssA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
JUDGE KILLED AND Hts
DAUGHTER BAoLV INJURED

ML stsriuE XIV, pec, t2--Judgy Al
IAN Mccormick rresidiug tudEe al
MoutEomery county. vas probably "a
tally Injured. and hts dauEhttr Miss
Fiorgnco vas kined when the huHEy %
whIch they were driNinG vas atrucs
by e Chesapeake and OHIO passense'
train near here TODAY
Iudge McCormiek was thrown tnta
che afr and IN lalilbE be landed on the
locomotive pilot he was taken or IN
conscious after the train had proceed
"a zoo yards.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
COL. ROOSEVELT
LEAVES CHICAGO
says Hs Aad . Grand Ti~a Bot
There was Ne Dsrsonssrstier Whsu
Ns pspart.d.

Chicago Dec t1-Cnl Roosevelt
ieft far Nsw Tork this morning after
hHvinK spent three days "a tha pro-
rreFsive conference here
The colonel left he hotai practically
unabservsd. accompanied ~ Oov-rnoT
Rohert v Bass nf New Hampshire
and Mr1u Mccormick. The parry
rrutored 90 the railway Etation. I'm
tsring ~ q rear door trey passef into
re matn wairinN room hnd unNtaira
o. The train ahcd There was 10 dem
unsfrafiuu.
Good bye. boys. I've haG q Eranc
tfme. was ths o0lonsrs partinE re-
ulark
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
NJRpERER oF VoUNo NEW
ORLEANS ATTORNEY SAVED

Nev Orleans. Dee ti-Rene Canton,
convicted of namdsrinE Edgar "A. Par
rar. Ir. = yours Sew orleana iawyer,
was sayrd from the rniiu~Fs last night
whsn ths state pardon board decided
% reconUend that h. ~ cert a. ths
penltenuary for life. Col 2. a. Far-
rar. fasher 81 Canton's victim. urged
that zoe eanfenee bs corumutsd. Young
Farrar was shot du~n when - sur
prssod Caufnn and BE brother after
they had roahed the lawyers resi-
dnnca
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
PRESIDENT HAS DECIDED
TO sUppLhNT o. .. REEFE

washington. Dee fG--preHi8ent
Taft 30 vac learned today had under
consideration the question Of Wp-
plantlng Daniel y Ecsfe of Detroit
ag commission reneral ~ immigra.
tlnn hy the appointment of H
Tarned. tha assistant commiHsiousr
RenfraL
Mr Kecfe haa hrla ere portfolio
fdur vesra De- was not exptfe8 he
wouid resign while his term d iHde-
terminate. a vacancy ean he crcafed
~ ths nomination and con n9rma t.on
81 fiu successor OmrIals of fhe DO
nartmeut of commerce and labor were
reticant rcwardInH tne situation Afr
Earued is from Baltimore and O. a
MrnnrrHf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
GATHERING FOR
PEACE CONFERENCE
Representative ~ Allies sstions A..
rive ~ Lonson-ftops For speedy
ssttisrsnt % Question.
- AssocIATTD pnEss

Lnnhcn. Dee. l2.-aGruel. Serwtau
end Montenewrin peace commissioners
arrived here tonight A cosmopolitan
crowd greeted them a. the Charing
Cruss station M NeniEeios. the Greek
pfemisr. and other delewates expressed
hope for q SPEEDY ans successfui con-
Tor the nrst meeting % ths oonforencs
utn be- arranged after thc arrival ~
au delegates
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
-Four Trains Daily, Except
SUNDAY. When Two
VIII Run.
FOUR HOUR DAY TO
DO BUSINESS HERE
Visitors From Points Along
the Line VIII Have That
Time Between Best Trains
to and From Pensacola
The Full Schedule.

over the nee ~Dcer water Route.
the Gulf. FLORIDA and AiahamA rail-
road win operate ita nrst EaEsanFer
trains on Jnnuary 1. 1919 putting inta
effect upon that date = daily scheduls
- Two inward and two outward hound
trains and a sunday Hchrduia ~ ona
Inward bound and one outward hound
train.
Thc present uxtrrmitian of the iins
are Pensacola and 1nnesville. the latter
an Alabama town luet beyond LoCai.
Aiahama. and 70 miles from thtH cit1.
The schedules have hecn completed
b. General Tranic Manager Goormn q,
WillinFa. and The Journal wan last
cvcuinn Eiven nrnt authority a. make
the announcement uron ofncial In
formation.
TAE Four TRAINS.
There will he four trains nu ths
road when the schedule Eoca inta
effect
Train No 3 viii he . MIXED paa.
scnger and freight nF viii train 40
T. The former wiil leave Pensacola
daily. except SUNDAY az O'Clock IN
The unorning 30. Z viii leave Jones
Vile "a I O'Clock In the afternoon and
win reach Pensacola at q o'clock In the
evening
The either trains. Nos I and q VIII
he exclusively passenger The hrat
VII leave Pensacola for aunmaxiile
daily. sunday included. ~ o'cieck lr
the afternoon. reachlnW 8onemxllie a.
; o'clock. The second yin leave Joncs.
VILE daily at o'clnrh in the morning.
arrivinE here a. 10 o'oincit
BUSINESS DAY hErU.
The time between fhe arrival hers
~ train No 2. a. 10 O'Clock and the de-
rarture ~ No I. az o'riork. wtn give
any visitors here four hours. o. 3 Eood
business dav ln Pensacola
The Oateswood branch wiu hs put
IN service a. the same TINA MIXED
passenger and freight train wtu leava
that Aiahama town az a. M. arriv-
inE AZ Hamilton SIS and az lnaieswood
Junction at $40 a. m. and connectiuR
there with the 7 a. m. out % Ionea-
vile All passenger 81 AkI FOR thia
city, ~ upon arrival with fhe a m.
train from this city 20 IonesViila
RsturninE the z D. nm train frorn
Pensacola win connect at oatas-
wood Junction a. a.oa with tha
guuffwrfa-s "A unww 80
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
rHEEE ARE ARRESTED FoR
THREATENING WILSON'S IfFE

Ntwark. y. J., Dee ta--Trosident-
f.ett Woodrow Wilson may appear On
court here next Tuesday. ~ which
time be- is eNpecssd hack In the United
states. 60 face three men accused q
thrtntenina his ne. A suhpoana Tor
Dts appearance uas issued b. a United
States commissioner
Warren Dunn. Jacob Dunn and
sHrlev Davenport are tho men under
arrest They are charged with send
nH threats through the mail Ar
rInEemrnts have been made 70 have
fht president-ciccrs secretary. appear
In fia stead.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
Cotton Crop of 1912 Estimated at
Nearly Fourteen Million Bales

Washington Dec lg-Tra Depart
r.enf az agriculture tadav announces
ths Ialz-fa cotton e-op of tse United
States vu1'f amount 20 Iaseb.850
taIeH OF 500 pounds each. 81. Including
uHfsnz
rrsdu-ti,u hT states Alabama l.
$4,000 Virginia Et.." Earfh Carar-4
T5sO0a. South garn 80 fIsEhe6. Ga-r-
asa IrHIU"". rE.-.#. 6suaH sflaats.
aHpI 100000 Louisiana ir-.0.a. Tasas
atstHH. Arkansas s#faaH. Tcnras...
gsH.n.a. Nir.earI ."r Oklahoma i.
faa.Ca California ...
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
ESTIMATE TAE CAUSE o. NO
SURPRISE ~ NEW ORLEANS

New Dgiaaua Dec 1.-The Eowerm
uauf estimate o. total cotton cron
nf 1850 600 bales iaat about met TIE
Ht.faEe rKpectat.ars 90 thc members
90 fan NtH Orleans cotton exchange.
uut the announcement of the dEures
was follow ga by heavy seilinE which
5neared Co come from the short side
March was the NEST active montA and
m thc Hrsf ten minutes after the re-
port uas issued that month Was de-
pressed Co points. o. g. a bale, tauca-
ms lgTE
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
ARRESTED AS
He STARTS TO
SHOOT WILSON
Boy Is Arrested
in New York and Admits
He Would Like 20 Kill
Next President.
~ AaancIArEn PREss

New York. Dec. i2.-Hsrman Stein
beFh, seventeen year-old bov. was
arrested here this afternoon and held
vHhout bail on tho charge thai Re
threatened EoinH 90 New Jersey %
shoot ldent-elect Wilson. The BOY
Rad discharged him on account Of
such threats. be- would 'Tike % shoot
W1s1n, my boss and all the Judges"
TIE detectives took a revolver from
htn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
BIG BATTLESHIPS
ARE OFF VERA CRUZ
Four Arrive There snd Exckangs
sslvtea With ounhosss saa tha
skors Battsrisa

Vera Crun. MeNien. De-. tg-Tha
hucminH of hts guns of the American
rwhips shortly before m O'Clock thiw
FnnrninW announced fhr arrival or
Ncrn CrIr ~ tha haftisahtna mlnns-
sota. kannaa Michigan and south
Carolina under command - nnar Ad-
uirni F7etrhsr
THE saiufea ~ the American squad.
ron were answered ~ the MnhirHm
snfnhoata ZuraraNa nravo and Vera
CruE. wins in thf hafbnr and rs the
shore hafteries
Whether the hattinahipa are 20 on.
tef ths harbor wiii rosf af ths dimrrs
tinn of Admiral Fletcher after ~ has
had a conferrnra with william W
Carnda. the Anertcnn consul over
the depth ~ ths aater.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
STEAMER Run DOWN ~
HATTLEgNGP ts IDENTIFIED

pevcnport. England. Dee 12-Tha
steamer run down ane SUNK - tire
d. lslsh hattisahlp Centarion la the
Enaiish Channel 90 Taesday Was. as
haS nov been almost certainly estaB-
hahed. tha nerua. whose eres con
sisted probably of abaut twenty eve
nCn. sac whs owued ca Genoa, Italy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
HOUSE MFMBER
LOSES HIS SEAT
Representative Charles c. Bo~nnn %
ths eleventh Psnnsylvaris District
Laasa His seat

washington. Dec fe=HrurrHcu
ttye Charles a. Bowman af tha
Eleventh Pennsylvania district. vas
unaeafr8 I'M ere h1uae hF the passage
81 resolution TODAY declaring car-
rBnf practices hHH been used iu ne
election. Af me Same time fHe house
refused fo seat George re- Mclean.
nawmnnH democratic opponent an
the around that he uas guilty ~ ere
same practices
TIE seat wiu 81 vacanf until March
4 when % af1 he HIlad av John .
Carey. q democrat who wee elected
in the N8Vrmhar aierfiaa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
GOVERNMENT is SUING
HORSE sHoE Trust

Detroit Mich. Dec. t1arha fsfeni
nnvrument filed "a civil aufi-trast suIt
here TODAY against thH Hhoara "trusf 70
tn nUfiuon iE equity. Attorney Gen
erai MlcArrwham seeks tniunrfInnH
aaninat thr Master W1rsr ahrreF Na
uunhf Protective Association Hs 81.
frHfH. and manufrrfurrFn nr HrIHHaH
torsf shoes adjustable raIts and rab-
hsr hnnf pads. from continuing on aI-
iaaed combination end conspiracy Co
aanfne me sale of those articles In
thA eoguuy and Canada 90 horse
ahoerE aud prevent their sale direct
tn horse owners.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
$4,000 DIAMOND
ROBBERY REPORTED
Ffth Avsnus Js,Sslry shop Entsrsd
b Ns~ York Buralsrs snd q Bis
Haul Made

Nau York Dec IA taB.ooo dia-
mand robbery n q mn avenue iow-
eiefu shop was discovered today when
I.sfph Narra. bead ~ the VarU Jew
rlrF Company opened hts store toT
business
The establishment was entered dur
I1E the niFht through a hole sawed
n ths ceiling after the wau % the
building adjoining had teen pierced.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
WOULD DISSOLVE
THE N. Y. CENTRAL
ssoehheldsrs Say 4 iss Trust ~ Vie
tstion - Sherman Art Trust Lsv-
ard Ash RsiieG

Columbus. ohio. Dee IA protest
waa hied today uith the state utilities
calnmlkslCu - Stockholders % tHe
New Nork CvntraL ohiecsinE fo that
railroads proposed issuance 90 tZA.-
nvo a0o in londs Tor improvements ln
nhio and decIarinE suit wiU he
brought 40 have the raiircad c1m-
raty dissolEe1 a. H ia trust In vlo-
@ lfun 90 the sherman law
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
Hold Caucus and Formu.
late a Plan Under
Which 20 Work.
COMMITTED OF
SENATORS NAMED

Presidents Nominations in
the Army Navy and Dip
lomatic Service VIII Re
eeive Consideration, But
There VIII Be Objections
70 Filling Any Other OF
fees Whose Terms Are
Now + Epiring
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13

Washinvton. Dec Ir-NamIuatiara
Hent O. thn senate today nv President
Ter included Walter W Warwlck.
~ Ohio to be assistant enmntresJef %
tha -roaFurv5 Walter a Collins to ba
postmaster az HatuesrurE. Misc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-13
DO SHOPPING EARLY

Join The Journals Shop Early
army. Make your Christmas pur-
chases today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

An error in Geographic transmits
sion caused a dispatch in this paper
Thursday to make the statement
that Hon. Park Trammell received
approximately $4,000 out of 63, 900
votes east in the second primary.
This would have been Il pretty good
proportion of the votes east, but Mr.
Trammcll did mi Oh better that that
The dispatch should have read that
there WAS Il total of 33,O00 votes
registered, and that OF these Mr.
Trammell received approximately
$4,000. This shows that. notwith-
standing Mr.. Trammcll had no op-
position. the great mass of the yot
ers went ont of their way 10 place
the stamp of their approval upon his
nomination by giving him superb
complimentary vote. II is safe to as
sumo that had he been forced ITO a
second contest hy one of his adler-
sarieS in the first. he would have
been elected Ivy about the proportion
his compliment AIRY vote hears 10 The
total vote east
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
WORLD LOVES A LOVER.

II is said that the whole world
loves lover, and we believe it. Since
the result of the first primary wa:
announced it has leaked out tina,
Park Trammel for long time has
been, and still is, a most persistent
lover. He courts his wife as assid-
uously as before marriage, never
leaving the house for an hour with
out kissing her, and this affection is
fully reciprocated. During the CAM
paign this faithful little woman, in
a room at their home, oftimes burn
ing the midnight oil, answered his
correspondence, and prepared circu-
lars for mailing, cheerfully perform
ing the self-imposed tasks. and We
know that she must be proud of the
fact that she contributed no little
10 her husbands success, and that
ler labOrs were not in vain. Park
rrammell has right to be proud of
MS little wife, and that she will
Grove to be brilliant star, an honor
to the executive mansion, as the
irst lady OF Florida is a fOregone
Inverness Chronicle.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
MASTERS SALE.

Under and by virtue oi a +. 70.
rendered in the Circuit Con. The
lenth Judicial Circuit OF S,ate
/" Florida. in and for Po'A my
f.orisA. in Chanccry. On Ii uts
GdH OF April. \ n. 19i2 :a raj.
rauSe wherein he Comm .t and
savings bank corporate, ~.
laws OF the STATE If W. a.>- W.
complainant. and J. VI. T. AMI
Il +. Lufscy. co-partncrs --a...-c and
doing business under tn I'm name
ard style of Lakeland I.oa t-,n-
rany. were defendrntS. t.c 7 Nor
roN. Master in Chan II n aid
'"nse. Will sell "a, l4a. 81, r -
TIE highest and host l..t.- f,- ,sh
or Monday. The first day O. l,,x
i l'l-. The same being a ls.,1 s.,ss
cay within Tie legal hours ~ s,io
The following described properly. %.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
PLOTTING AGAINST HIS
FELL0WMAN'S PEACE OF MIND.

There's Il William living IN in
North Carolina decp-dycd. con-
scicn,cless villain. WHO has - on,
tc rob his frllnwmcn of their cont NJ
ncni and pcarc Of mind. and ~ far
as this scribe IL concerned h. has
well-uigh succeeded Who can ,it
copteuicdly nj Il desk day after day.
cne-fourth OF his attention heina
given 10 Il politician who is telling
how i happened. an agent who wants
10 soll H. he only thing needed ia
make us happy or Il plain bore whu
i pounding our patient ear with The
story ~ his 'ilc: the other three
four h. "f sAi3 attention beiu. d.
'idsa up iato a struggle 10 furnish
'opy 10 Iced a linotype. an effort IL
have 'ef'aln job printing gotten out
on Tine, Speculation as to why GER
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
THE SCREEN LAW.

One OF the best laws the Legisla-
ture of Florida ever passed went into
effect Saturday, June l. lie relates
relates to the screening of boarding
houses, meat markets and fruit
stands, and the State authorities,
backed by local officers, intend TO
prosecute violators of this law to the
fullest extent.
Read it carefully and be governed
accordingly.
The State law is short and is print
ed in full herewith:
Section |. On and after the pas
sage OF this act ii shall be unlawful
for any person or persons to operate
any hotel. boarding house or restaur-
ant within this State without keep
ing all doors, windows and similar
openings to dining rooms, kitchens
ard passageways between same Sc
curely screened with screen wire not
coarser than twelve mesh to the
inch.
Section ,. Any person or persons
found guilty of violating the pro-
visions OF this act shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor and upon
conviction fined not exceeding $50.
Each days business conducted in yio-
lation of this act shall constitute
a separate Offense.
Approved May 90, 1911.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

Just as Editor G. Il. Woods had
attracted the attention 0 the State
to his work on the Dcl.anj Register,
in which he wrought wonderful
improvement, the announcement is
made that no has sold that paper &c
ID. {. Mooney, and will 20 to Eustis
to take charge CT the Lake Region. A"
He states that a strCng company has
been organized, which will put in a
$4,000 plant. and that the offer TO
place him at the head Of II came in
such way that he couldn't turn 1t
down. Well. he'll make good wher-
ever he goes. and We trust his new
field will give him a broader outlet
for his abundant talents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
SHE Gave Up
- ALL HOPE
phydelaas Failed 10 6elp nf&
creea. DIT She Finally feuad
Relief 10 Cardul

Heetss. va.-Mrs. J. c. Green Of iii
blsee. ssys: II suffered With womanly
troubles 20 that I could hardly cit up.
Two Of the best doctors IN our town
treated me, and tried different medi.
cinss. until ! gave up Ill hope Of ever
getting we'll.
One day. I decided 10 try some Car.
dui. II did 30 much for mo that I
ordered some more. and Il cured me!
Today, I feel - we'll - ! ever did In
my life.
The pains and the trouble are an
gone. feel like another person In
every way. l wish every sufferer could
know what Cardui viii DO for sick
women"
A few doses Of Cafdui at the Tight
time. will save many big doctor bill
preventing serious sickness.
II tones up the nervous system. and
lips make pale cheeks fresh and rosy.
Thousands q weak women have been
estored to health and happiness By
using Cardui. Suppose you try Il
It may be Just the medicine you need.
N. B. Write b: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatts:
1oosa Medicine Co, Chattanooga. lena. fos Special
lnstrticstOnA and N-pags book. Home T'sstnsae
~ women. sent y elaa wraepef. On request.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

The Sarasota Times has completed
its fourteenth year Since the lfath
of the veteran editor, {. Y. ). Will
son, which occurred a couple OF years
ago, the paper has been conducted
by Mrs. Wilson, and under her man
agement the paper has been inn
proved, the plant added to, and the
business built up to comfortable
prosperity Mrs. Wilson has displayed
ability and business management
which afford a lesson to some of her
brethren Of the press, many OF whom
have not made equal success though
under more favorable conditions.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

..;6SxAA ta2n ~
tain machinery is standing still that
ought to be moving, anticipation of
a draft that is due to appear on the
morrow. and a payroll that looms up
peremptOrily Saturday afternoon
who, We ask, can be reconciled TO
such an existence when stuff such as
that printed below is showed under
his eyes?
This reprehensible person, who
conducts the Enterprise up at
Waynesville, went fishing (fancy an
editor having time to 60 fishingD
and he's mean enough to tell about
it in the following article:
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

sun There's Generally q Supply.
Marriages, We are told. are made in
heaven, but It takes all kind OF mar.
riages to use up the raw MATERIAL
Puck.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

"Dr. IIilmrn" is preacher VINO
has been president Of Southern Col
lege, and who does not mix up IN
mundane matters like politics. Sam
Hilburn, of Palatka. is a lawyer and
has lust finished giving Frank Clark
the scrap of his life. He is there
fore entitled 10 be called Hon. or
at least "COl. Lets get the titles
straight.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

Wit: One o-horsepower Simple Trac-
ton Engine, 1861. and one Short
alb Said property TO be sold at the
plant of the Lakeland Lumber Com
pany, at or near Kathleen, Florida
Dated this 3lst day of May, 4. b.
1912. G. ]. MORROW,
Master in Chancery.
T. NJ. SIMONTON,
Solicitor for Complainant.
6-l-S.15-22-29
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

Even Lambright breaks out in a
card of although he does
call it an expression OF apprecia-
tion.' We wouldn't have thought
you'd be guilty of such a bad eX-
ample. T.. ID.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08

For the man who models his life on
the more rain, more rest plan tIis
must, indeed, be ideal weather.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-08
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