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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-08
ACCORDION PLEATING

SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING.
Mrs NJ NJ Jennens, sos East 3rd SO,
st Bell phone Hyland 1871. 'o1912
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
HERE IS A FIST YARN WITHOUT
A PEER
Youths Companion Prints Story OF
Catching Steer With Twelve
Thread Line In Florida

Here is a fish story of IA new
kind. and not less astonishing than
The best OF he usual sort. Ii comes
Fl ON The New York sun. and the
50 en-" Of The famous catch is !ail
a plnta Rassa Fla.
Two fishermen named schultz and
Foster. had just left the wharf on
their way TO the up river fshin.
pools They We're in a ltlle motor
boat \ mere skiff with an engine IN
VII" steamer Mildred, which plies
between punta Rassa and Key West,
4 rs FL ~ ca,il" wharf near he ho-
tol taking on = load OF range cattle
| from Ia" pens, Just rs IN" lillr mo-
| to hoal %as abreast Of the .lcamcr
Il Iii black horned steer jumped over
! Tie runway with the ability Of a
ia@ and plunged into fifteen irc' II
water
lie came M glslrning in he sun
and seemed dazcd for a moment
Then he struck out against the tide
heading for he Gulf two miles away
schultz wanted to take the bull by
| the horns. but both Foster and thu
guide put up strenuous objections for
fear that the animal would want TO
join the party in the boat. Schultz
had his rod ready and his nerve with
him He watched his chance and cast
about a dozen feet AT the steers head.
The line wrapped around one horn
and the hook took hold in the knob
between The horns.
The steer shook his head in vain as
), hulfz put on the strain He was
using a twelve-thread linen line and
la seven and one half ounce green.
heart rod with a plain multiplying
reel and thumh-pad. He played
the steer for thrce-quarters of an
hour, while his negro guide deftly
manipulated the boat. and Foster sat
in the piyotcd chair. giving advice
as to the best way 10 land the
catch.
Finally Mr. schultz got the animal
.t"adcd toward the beach. where two
men belonging to the cattle outfit
roped the scared and weary creature
and got him into the corral. whence
Re was driven aboard the Mildred
Halng delayed the sailing for NOR"
man an hour Iouth's Companion
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
WHAT HE MEANT.

Hair dishcyelcd his collar ana
nccktic aWry, and his hat battered
in the iitliing over one eye. he stood
propped up between the tow police
inrn who had dragged him from the
streets into he nice police court
1hcr" was no nIl-takine III
lar-.s against hin
I'an@' went The nder's "a !
with mdels',rial impalioncr.
Hurry an What's The chars -
I'ili,ated ~tewod, yer 'onor. :
answered ON" Of the pairolmcn
Shay. can cNplain9 Zish mis-
TAX,
Sure. Gu, in What's the matter
with YOU?
" dish way. I'm Mule Roos'
Wooster"
You r. you're what?
II shay I'm Moozr Bool I.oozrr.
Il er' the boozcr part all right
Come, lets have the rest again
You don't understand Shay
I'm Booze Mule Moozcr.
You're Soused. That's what 20,
are. Don't YOU dare Jest with dig
nifty Of this tribunal. Officer can you
enligth rnthc court Degrading whaI
he prisoner is trying Ia Sy?"
Yes, yer 'OnOr He means he's
Bull Moose Booster. Me aud O'Flah
crty dragged him out OF a Roosevelt,
torchlight parade down in the Tent
ward ST. Louis Republic.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
THEY ALL SAID so.

n can't keep the Visitors from
coming ur. sighed the office box de
jCcjcdlN IA The editor. according IL
HE New York american When |
say you'rc ont they don; believe me
They insis, THAI thcN must see yon
right away"
Well" said the editor. Just tell
tFcm that's what they ali say. /,
don care if YOU get fresh with them
give I'm anything | must have
quiet at any cost
That afternoon there called at TIL
office a rather important looking
lady. She wanted TO see the editor.
but the boy assured her that was i'm
possible
"But must see him" she protest
cd I'm his wife
That's what they all say" re-
'orted the hoy. as he slammed the
door.
As | passed the office yesterday
morning | noticed a little sign out
side with the words BOY Wanted :
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
THE FAULT OF THE BOOTS

That small man IAN ill lare"
opening is demonstrated by Tayler
'iulm,s. @ Tn Million Company.
cordjug 20 Noun., Magazine. III
- folloNine story
\, % s'rsraltt Ms haWljug ont his
'lors the other dU 10 harrac ks
a' Il watching the line III feet as the
rlw recruits cnd"aycrcd to obey the
word Of command. hc found. to his
asconiShment, Thar one pair of feet.
more noticeable on account of their
.Ntra large size. never turned. With
,ut taking his eye of them the ser
soan, shouted 4 second order Abou,
:ore
lie could see that all the feet ex.
cent those he was watching turned
in obedience Rushing up to the
owner. Il little fellow. he seized him
by the shoulders. shouting:
why don't Won turn with the
rest
IL did. replied The trembling re-
,ruit
You did. Ell? Well. watched
your feet. and they never moved
Its the boots they gave me. sir.
said the poor fellow They're so largs
that when | turn my feet turn in
them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
WEIGHS.

The nosey man in the smoker u.
the Pullman had bored the other
passengers and finally landed on a
fat man who was minding his own
business.
And may | inquire how you maxi
YOUR living" asked the Messy man
when he had introduced himself.
oh. have several thousand
ways" replied the fat man.
Several thousand" gaspcd tn,
nosey man,
Yes. replied the fat man. n
am manufacturer of scales
And the nosey man asked no mrc
questions
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
OWNER MUST STAND LOSS tOk
DESTRUCTION OF con-
DEMNED CATTLE

Tae state Board of Health docs
NO, ;, 1uire III. d ue;ion d cattie
o. !, cunt OF tuberculosis NllhoagA
il i dangerous 70 u.s. rnoo!ieH mil@
" : sereulo.is oartlr. u. IA state y
NOR accurately, il i DANGEROUS
ia unboiled mix from cst'le d 4 1'-
bcr Mar herd. vi ,he Federal ~
rcau III iAr MA, Inspection scry! :"
do mo- condemn an unsuitabl" 10"
fco4 ,qttlc Which AZ" only slightly
affected VIII. tuberculosis. and il
whf..b The ,uhe~rIlous glands may b.
On, away If tuherrulous is general
in 49, coy. then the animal is cen
Gcr.4,l Ter cd. from which YOU vii
60 ,.ar ~ owner does not nece--
s, lose he value OF IN animal
.rou,iamned on account Of tuberculos-
Il. ia. merely loses the dlieren re-
i.iatcl the animal for purposes Il
1, M Tor purposes OF dairy NGr
/, ,cn ne cssary 10 do that i
rl lik is boiled The State Board
81 it,ai,h does not require the de-
s,tion Of cattle. and + not author
if,d 80 reimburse the owner, when
lhr are destroyed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
HIS INFLUENCE WILL LIVE.

IT,. Lraih OF General Booth, lea 4
j Tie salvation Army, removes from
t', walks 0i men one of The most no.
d d lara tcrs>of The nineteenth cen
l f3e end came 1T his home,
- noo6 tone. lIadloyWood. ciehr
a.i,.- i.o,a London. He was 50 years
sid. ,in. been born in Noting
aam FL i>.F For several decades
ID directed his evangelical Of
crs ia every peri OF iii" civilized
r.l t. va the founder q the
salvation Arms, ana great ana last
ii4 results will follow his labors,
..d, n = # may b. said that the
.le. is dead. he still lives
Inc 81 influence that he
started, viii 20 on widening and
deepening til time shall be no NOR
Orlando Reporter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

Great goodness. Has the cost of
high living gone this far? I've eaten
about everything that | thought was
iii to eat and some things that
Just knew were not but when | see
served frncrposts' my goat is on the
keen. keen jump Mr. Jones. will
YOU have little slice with the bark
on Or do You prefer little rhun&
Of heart? Say. wouldn't that Jar a
fellows wig uncsidcd? Preserved
tcnceposts' Please pass the icle-
nhone Jelly Palm Beach County
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
~. III tac same Office liz issued
Ilft LAKELAND NEWS
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For resident Woodrow Visor
For Vice President Thomas {.
MARSHALL.
Presidential Electors Jefferson -.
Browne, J. Fred Delierry. Charles H.
Jones, W. Chiplcy Jones. LELAND >.
henderson, H. c. Sparkman.
Congressman, State at Large =
Claude I.'EnSlc.
Congressman, First DIst.lc+-S.
NJ. Sparkman.
Congressman. Second District
Frank Clark.
Congressman, Third Distr.ct-Em-
clett Wilson.
Governor Park Trammell.
Attorney Gencral-ThOs. F. West.
Secretary OF Sta,cH e. Craw-
ford.
Commissioner Of Agriculture w.
y Mcltac.
Treasurer J. C. I.uning.
Comptroller W. Y. Knott
Superintendent Of Public instric.
ton ". y. Shc;Is.
state hcmist II +. Rose.
liutaut Genera ! & r Foster
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
THE SOUTHEAST

That which is being accomplished
demonstrates that the sol beast is tn"
section OF opportunity in the United
States
1t is the section OF the greatest
and richest undeyeloped resources |.
has more raw material for uumcrou
lines of manufacture than has any
other section It has more product
i've. tillahlo land that awaits cult
walton II has a climate that is I'M
surpassed in the country Il ina
sunshine without searching and rain.
without Hoods
The southeast is unquestionahl.
the most inviting part of the country
fer the homescckrr. whc,hct hc De q
man of large or of small meau~. l.
offers inNr~tmcrt opportunities tb4'
re safe. aud surt of serd returns
The southeast IS a'tra,fiae thea..
lcntion OF peupic all over The .ouutr.
= is no othcv section Nor. and NOR.
people are coming .u'p t'aa Soath-
east and NOR, ana NOR VIZ ,onr
Not many wears will ciapse hrforo
the southcasi'S greatness ri r,sour-
ccs and greatness Of achievements
will he more nearly equal lndusiri-
al Index
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

There is no tonic like success. Will
sen has not been well for several
days, but since he has visited the
Democratic headquarters he is so
much cnthused over the prospect OF
victory that he has forgotten his all
mcnts, and is ut as Il fiddle Ito will
leave the pills and tOnics for ROOse.
welt and Taft they'll need good
stin doses next November.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

Speaking Of he 300-poumd fruit
cake q iatn gay" his son for a we'd
dins ptcycm, married man
vouchcS the information that he
needn't have gone to that trouble
he'll meet such cakes often before he
is many hours older, which leads lis
I, believe that men are hOrricd
things anyway.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

Roosevelt says that he don't hit
until he has to. but when he does it
isn't very soft" Guess that's what
his sOn-in-law thinks since he has
about decided to put out an Oppos.
ing candidate in the field against
him. The way things look. there is
=. real nice family row imminent
with the odds in favor of sweet Alice
sticking to Nick and letting dad pad
ale his own canoe.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

Each year secs greater influx of
hOmcseckcrs and investors TO Florida
than the preceding season. much of
which is due to the fact that Florida
las walking advertisements all over
the country. Those who come down
to spend the winters here become so
cnamorcd of the climate and cundi-
tinns "ruCrally. that they 50 back
ard tell their friends of the State
"whcrc the icy blasts of winter arc
unknown. where the flowers bloom
rcrpciually, where The blushing
.traw berries blush the ripplinc
lakes ripple. etc. as expressed h.
an enthusiastic delegate to the Beard
of Trade convention in Kssimmcc
last week All of which induces 9th -
crs Ia come. aud as a result Florida
is growing faster in proportion to
it's age than any other state in the
Union.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

Early Sunday morning Barlow was
visited by fire that did moro than
So n0n femaEe sand which threat
cned ore of the principal business
b,ockS of that city With complete de-
strnetior. Insurance on the property
f.,s,roved will total about $4,000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

4 100000 sash. weight AID crate
h;r foundry is 10 be started n Jack
sonril,P within Ire next shy days
Local and New York capitalists ara
behind the moverl mt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

The Providcnt Loan Society. a col
lateral hank. for the purpose of lend
rig money only on any class of Sc
surily II rcas rnablc banking rate
Of interest. has recently been or
:aniZed in Pensacola The capital
stock # the new organization will
b. sia 200.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

The new building Of the Miami
Eank and Trust Co. which has ben
in course Of construction in that city
TO- weeks. snow completed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

Arrah. there Brother llethcring-
ton. We luminary of the Lakeland
Telegram, You have been kicking
and also making lot of fun over
the versatility and uhiquity of thar
famous newspaper contributor
"Ex.. and yet on the editorial Page
of your excellent paper of the 18th
instant. we find four nice and very
interesting articles that were con
tributcd by "Old Man Ex. Have
you engaged him on your STAFF
Punta Gorda Herald.
Like the Bull Moose and other
things we might mention. En-. is
all right in its place. and we intend
10 use it every time we find an es-
pceiallv good article in 81 paper
which We know is not the rrcd,l,
ton of the editors brain. but which
he Sins in. with like contributions
furnished by the think-tanks of 9th
or editors. without proper credit.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

This is that season Of til" year
al.cn f'loridians are carrying on 4
,rtaii eNraaua busines eatin-
j ans. tomatoes, csr. raised in III"
.s,lt further north On Tie mark /
are to be found 'lmatoo, from Ealt!-
l.ore. and noi on'y that bur shipped
fcyr in crates 1llat carried Inc SANE
articles norm in The early sprn~
months This means thai the HON
Grower should seek ouf some mc'hod
u raising enough here ~ this season
10 supply the home demand When
this is accomplished i Will keep
thousands of dollars 1T home that
now 20 10 northern truckers, buyers,
and express companies, an amount
hat could be utilized 10 the great
est advantage in this section. Or
lando Reporter Star
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23
The Evening Telegram

tnblished every afternoon from the
.n,urky Building, Lakeland, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-08-23

H. aETlIaRlNGToN. EDITOR.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-04-18
SHORTEST NEE
ON RlEEe1 4 ! : : 4
TO CONSIDER SALE o1 ff1AIAI1l'
Town Council Instructed o1f n
With Power Company to ~ N
= s43 r<stttjt&
Advantage Of Town. .s|,1

The mass meeting Of citizen9 q ~
ed for Thursday night last to q S:
slider the proposition Of the Y61ttka
River Power Company to take 6S6&'
the municipal electric plant and bfil1
their power to Cheraw, was called y
order ateight o'clock and Hon. W. DS}
Evans was asked to act as chairmn
with Mr.. D. L. Tillman as secretaYys
The object Of the meeting was ex{'
planned by Mr.. Evai(, by reading th&;
call as published In The Chronicle!
the week before 4
Hon. W. F. Stevenson then read
the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted.
The meeting was a thoroughly rep
resentative one, there being large
attendance of the citizens.
That there was not q dissenting
vote on the adoption Of the resolution
speaks well for the unity Of purpose
Of Cheraw people Tor the good Of
Chersw. 1tSE - :,
WHEREAS Yadkin River PaNss,
Company ! has nsds kgl
to the Town Of Chaya
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-04-18
Meeting of Base Ball Promoters

The meeting of representatives in
the interest of organizing class CD
base ball league called to meet in
Cheraw on Tuesday was postponed
till today and representatives from
Wadesboro, Rockingham, Hamlet, Ben
neatsvilIe, Darlington, Florence,
Hartsville, and possibly Camden, will
meet with Cheraw representatives to-
day at 12 o'clock when no doubt ar
rangements will be made to organ
ize a league to be composed of at
least six towns.
1t is proposed to begin the season
in the event of an organization, about
the first of June and play bill for at
least two months.
There's no doubt but that such a
league as is proposed can be success
fully operated.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-04-18

MEMBERSHIP ON INCREASE
Cheraw Church To Invite State
B. Y. P. u.

Last Sunday was a particularly
bright and encouraging day for the
Baptists of Cheraw. Rev. Mr.. Goode
preached an unusually able sermon
in the morning to a large and inter-
ested congregation. Immediately after
this service "a were received into the
membership of the church, all with
two exceptions, candidates for bapt-
ism. This was followed by the reg
ular monthly business conference Of
the church at which session the
church as a body instructed or autho-
rized the B. Y. P. U. to extend an
invitation to the state B. Y. P. U.
convention to be held next February
10 meet with the Cheraw church.
In the evening the ordinance Of bapt-
ism was administered to 19 young
Christians. This was an inspiring
sight for the vast crowd that filled
the church to overfowlng, large
number being unable to secure seats
and having to stand through the en-
tire ceremony. This was probably
the largest crowd that has ever at
tended a regular church service in
Cheraw.
Mr.. Goode Is entering on his work
in a remarkably auspicious manner
and we believe that the Baptist church
of Cheraw, under his leadership, has
a wide field for usefulness before
it, and a promise for the future Of
everything that is bright and encour-
aging In the work Of the Master OF
us all.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-04-18
BANK EXAMINER BEFORE COURT.
Right of Appointee of Governor to
Hold Office DISQUALIFICATION
us Is Asked.

Whether B. J. Rhame or Hugh Will
son Fraser will be State Bank Exam
iner will be settled by the supreme
court.
Associate Justice Watts signed an
order requiring R. H. Jennings, the
State treasurer, to show cause before
the supreme court on April 19 at 10
o'clock why premptory mandanus
should not be issued to require him to
honor the draft or check drawn by B.
J. Rhame as State bankexaminer for
expenses during the month of March.
B. ]. Rhame was dismissed several
days ago by the Governor and Hugh
Wilson Fraser appointed to his place.
Mr.. Rhame refused to rive up the Of
fee. In his petition for mandanus
Mr.. Rhame says that "he is the bank
examiner Of the State Of South Caro-
lima, under the laws Of said State,
having been duly Appointed and CON-
missioned to the said office and has
been and is still engaged in the dis
charge Of the duties Of the said Of
fice."
1t Is stated in the petition that dur
ing March the expenses Of the office
was $51. and that the State treas
urer has refused to pay this amount
upon presentation OF the claim.
Mr.. Rhame Is represented by Hon.
w. F. Stevenson.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-04-18
Court of General Sessions.

Court of General Sessions convened
at Chesterfield Monday at one o'clock.
The Jury was polled and recess
was then taken till 3 o'clock.
The case of Wilhelm vs.. Western
Union Telegraph Company was call
ed and a jury was selected. After
the selection of the jury there being
no other jury cases docketed for trial
this week, the balance of the first
week panel was discharged.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-04-18
FIRST MEMORIAL TO
SOUTHERN women
WAS UNVEILED LAST THURSDAY
Business Was Suspended and All Took
Part in the Exercises-Capital
Thronged With Visitors.

South Carolina's everlasting memoir
ial to the Women Of the Confederacy
said to be the first monument to wom-
en- ever erected independently by q
State, was unveiled last Thursday
with splendid ceremonies. The gov
ernor and other officials, the State
military, the United Daughters Of the
Confederacy, the United Confederate
Veterans and delegates Of college
students and other visitors from all
parts Of the State participated in the
ceremonies.
The monument was designed by F.
Wellington Ruckstuhl of New York.
The centeral figure depicts a Southern
woman dignified and beautiful, wait
ing to be crowned with laurel by the
figure in the rear. On either side are
.other figures representing the South,
bearing laurel to lay at the heroine's
feet. The most important inscription
on the monument says: "In this
monument generations unborn shall
hear the voice of a great people testi-
flying to the sublime devotion of the
women Of South Carolina in their
country's need"
The monument Commission was
appointed In March, 1909, by Governor
M. r. Ansel under, authority Of an
,,ss. g. & e esls {
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-04-18

generally q 4 a ~ !, a PgsV1z
g the citizens sad yssidents 81. tha
town, and for q contract to furnish
lights to the town, and has offered
to buy the present electric plant from
the town. =.
AND WHEREAS 1t ia deemed to
be for the best interest OF the town
of Cheraw to secure such power, and
to have said company bring its pow
er into the town:
NOW BE IT RESOLVED by this
mass meeting OF the citizens of the
town, called after due notice, that the
Town Council of the Town Of Che
raw be and it is hereby authorized
empowered and directed 1st to grant
unto the said Yadkin River Power Co.,
a proper, suitably guarded, franchise
to bring it's electric power into the
said town, furnish lights and power
to the citizens and residents of the
town and generally to conduct it's
electrical business in the said town
and make a proper and suitable con-
tract with said company for lighting
the Streets of the said town:
End. That said town council be, and
it Is hereby authorized, empowered
and directed to sell and convey, by
good and lawful titles, to be execut-
ed by the Mayor of the Town, and
attested by the Clerk of the Council,
under the seal of the Town, the pres
ent Electric Light Plant Of the town,
together with all it's machinery, build
ings, apparatus, poles, wireing, per-
tanning to said plant, and sufficient
land around said plant for the use
and needs of said Company, on the
best price it can secure:
rying out of these resolutions be left
to the best judgement and discretion
of the said Town Council.
The entire time consumed was a.
bout eight minutes, this being the
shortest and most unanimous citizens
meeting ever held in Cheraw.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1912-04-18
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
M.rburs and Pleasant Grove Schools

Marburg and Pleasant Grove Schools
d, aa Esrat'aH =, 3 !
8 rs coIhs1l1 g1a % t6e
Marbnrg and Pleasant Grove schools
will be held in the Pleasant Grove
church on the evening Of April rs, at
8 o'clock. A small entrance fee will
be- charged and the proceeds will be
given to the Pleasant Grove church
The admission will be for adults
25 cents; for children Is cents.
The Cheraw band will furnish music
and the public is cordially invited to
attend. -