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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
SPEEDING AUTO
RACER KILLED
Burning Up Track When Ma
chine Loses Tire.

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. q David
Bruce Brown, New York automobile
racer, a millionaire who raced automo
biles because he liked the life. whit
breaking all records for road driving
was hurled to death and his mechani
clan, Anthony g. Scudara. was proba
bly, fatally injured when the loss OF a
tire threw Bruce Browns huge Fiat
machine through the fence surrounding
the track upon which the race for the
Vanderbilt cup will be decided.
Brown In the circuit Of the track
which Immediately preceded his fatal
accident had done the 7.SS miles In 5
minutes 50 seconds. a rate Of speed
averaging S0.4 miles. the fastest st
which u machine hats ever beer driven
on a road course. the official recosd be
ing s~eventy-eight and one-half miles.
Brown was unconscious when picked
I'D by Ralph De Palma and murmured.
Mother" and then relapsed into TN
consciousness. He WAS hurried to
Trinity hospital. where the best sur
geons of Mil waukee operated upon his
twice fractured skull, but 1t WAS Of no
avail. He died a little more than
three hours after the accident.
1t seemed that Brown was travelling
nearly a hundred miles an hour when
his machine threw its tire. Both men
were thrown of the machine. the inju-
ries being due to the force with which
their heads were hurled to earth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
VIOLATION OF
MARKET RULES
Will Complain to Al
dermen About Farmer.

With a view of having the public
market conducted in a proper and re-
liable way, Henry loft, superinten-
dent of weights and measures, who ID
in charge Of the market, is endeav-
to have short-weight and other
wise dishonest dealers denied of priv
.ileges to sell there, instead Of bring
ing criminal actions as Is usually
done. He has started his new propo-
.sition by preferring charges against
Wolff Eiman, of Englishtown, to the
Board of Aldermen, with intentions
of having his market privileges re-
voked.
Eiman is accused of giving three
ounces under weight in five pounds
of chicken sold recently to Peter
Leseky, a boy of PTS Watson avenue,
according to Mr.. loft. The official
does not desire to give Eiman furth-
er opportunity to fleece purchasers
at the market and furthermore, he
doubts Eiman is a bonifide farmer in
the eyes of rules governing the mar
ket. The case will be brought to
the attention of the Board of Alder
men Friday night and may be de-
clueu at tue TeSuIdT meellHS W De
held next Monday night.
Heretofore it has been customary
in all cases where short weight has
been given to a purchaser to bring
a criminal action against the offend
er in an effort to have a fine or I'M
prisonment imposed. In instances
where the wrong is liable to be re-
peated, Mr.. loft deems it for the best
interest of the community that Of
legese.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
HARVEST SUPPER NETS
$40 FOR HOME HERE

More than one hundred and fifty
we're served at the harvest supper for
the benefit OF the Home for the Aged
last night in Goodwill hall. The at
fair was a uccess and about $40 will
be- realized when the final settle
ment Of everything IL made. An
elaborate menu WIS served during
the evening. Besides the supper
there WAS q fancy and cake table in
charge OF Mrs. M. L. Pierce, which
also netted agoodsum. Those on
the committee in charge Of the sup
per we're: Mrs. William F. Van Pelt,
chairman: Mrs. F. Ritter, Mrs. Will
liam Dinkelacker, Mrs. Thomas
Thompson, Mrs. G. M. Ryan, Mrs. J.
p. Ryan, Mrs. Charles wilkins, Mrs.
John Plat, Mrs. Fl. Huber, Mrs. H.
Barnes, Mrs. futile and Mrs. A. b.
Alchin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
BIC EVENT FOR
DANISH PEOPLE
Benefit Entertainment for
Orphans H6me This Week.

Every effort is being made to make
the entertainment and dance for the
benefit of the Danish Orphans Home,
to be held next Friday night in Wash
ington hall, a thoroughly enjoyable
one and also a financial success. The
affair is to be held under the auspices
of united Danish societies. A gen.
eral committee composed of some
members from each organization is
preparing detail plans. They pro-
pose to leave no stone unturned in
their efforts to make the affair Just
what they hope to.
The feature of the entertainment
to be held prior to the dance will Re
a lecture on travels by ludwig Rosen-
berg, of Copenhagen, Denmark. He
has travelled extensively and Is well
informed on a number Of foreign
countries. His talk will be illus
trated with about seventy-fve Ian
tern slides.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
DRIVES HORSE
MINUS SHOES
Farmer From Hoffman Sta
ton Fined $3.50 Here.

Jacob Feinblat, fifty-four years
old. a farmer of Hoffman Station,
arrested September II by Mounted
Patrolman Hartmann for driving a
horse almost covered with sores,
was again arrested yesterday. He
was accused of driving another
horse which was minus three shoes.
Justice of the Peace Pickersgill
fined him $40 and costs, a total OF
$3.50, and instructed him to nave
the animal shod without delay.
. In both instances the man was
arrested on complaint of Daniel c.
Hutchinson and James Henderson,
local S. P. C. A. representatives. He
pleaded guilty yesterday to driving
a horse minus three shoes, but
claimed they had probably been lost
on the road between this city and
his home yesterday. Mr.. Hutehin-
son said the shoes had been off the
animals hoofs at least a month and
probably six months. The fine and
costs were paid and the defendant
promised to have the animal shod.
Feinblat was discharged by Re
corder Kehoe ON September II. The
animal he was accused of driving in
violation of the law was removed
from a stable where it had been
placed following the mans arrest
before the recorder could e it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
ARMY BAND
MAY PLAY HERE AGAIN

Captain Charles Duerr in charge Of
the local corps of the Salvation Army
is endeavoring to secure the National
Staff band of New York, to come to
this city to assist in the local work
some time the early part of Novem-
Der. Colonel Jenkins, leader of the
band, will come here and take
charge. X
An effort will be made to secure
Proctor's theatre for the Sunday
night that the band will be here. If
such an arrangement can be made
other leaders from the national head
quarters will come here to take part
In the meeting. On this Sunday
Staff Captain Miles of Hackensack,
will come here and be in charge of
the meeting to be held in the hall in
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
AUTOMOBILE STOLEN
AT new BRUNSWICK

An automobile was stolen in New
Brunswick yesterday afternoon The
police Of this city and other nearby
places are on the lookout for he
machine, which when last seen was
being run by a youth who appeared
to be about seventeen years old.
Detective John Ferguson, Of New
Brunswick, reported the theft to the
police here yesterday afternoon. He
said the machine was a 1911 make
and bore no license number.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
CLUB Meeting
HELD IN SAYREWILLE
ssscsa. to ths EVENING NHwa.

D~eeNos - - ~
SayEeville, Oct. ALI the Demo
cratic candidates nominated at the
last primary we're Endorsed on Satur-
day night at a meeting OF the Sayre-
vile Wilson Club In Allgair's hall.
The members have made the club q
permanent organization and each
and every member Is to pay twenty
five cents fee next Saturday night.
The club intends to hold a ball the
latter part OF October which prom
Uses to be the event of the season.
Pictures and buttons of Wilson,
Hughes, Scully and Ramsay were
distributed among the members, at
ter which the meeting adjourned
until Saturday night, October 5. All
Democrats Of Sayreville are invited
to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
WATCH FOB To
THE SECRETARY

Henry G. Axen, the retiring secre-
tary of the Typographical Union,
Local No. 65s, at a meeting Of the
union last night was presented with
a watch fob as a token of esteem
from the members of the organiza-
ton The presentation was made
by S. l.. Ritz, president of the local
union, in behalf OF the members.
Mr.. AIKEN, who was taken by sur
prise, responded and thanked all for
the gift. Several matters of i'm
portance were taken up at the meet
ing and discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
DRIVER MUST PAY FOR
DAMAGE To BICYCLE

Joseph Gallagher. Of ia Wash
ington street, a. driver for Samuel
P~olkowitz, vas arraigned before
Justice Of the Peace Pickersgill yes
terday on a charge of damaging a
bicycle belonging to John Sebulski,
of COS Charles street. According to
the testimony Gallagher was on the
wrong side of the street when he
drove into Sebuiski's bicycle at State
and Lynde streets last Sunday after
Zoe The defendant was let go
under promise to pay for repairs to
the bicycle. Sebulski wanted $35,
but repairs were made for $1.15.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
A. QUINN TO
SPEAK IN SP0TSW0OD

Arthur A. Quinn, of this city,
candidate for the assembly on the
Democratic ticket, will speak in
Spotswood tomorrow night before
the Wilson and Marshall Club, of
that place. Mr.. Quinn, who is the
we'll known labor man and first vice
president of the international Broth
erhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
America, will discuss labor ques-
lions In his address.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
RUNAWAY BOYS CAUGHT.

George NseI, Thirteen yeaTX~ old,
Perry P@arret, twe.1e,,YI rs old.
0-.assion of
4 immaculate virgin, Mt. Loretta,
ION Monday, were caught yesterday
morning by the police of the l59th
precinct station in Lee avenue,
Brooklyn. The two boys were held
at the statJon house until the arrival
OF Special Officer Eugene Glavin, of
MIR. Loretto, who brought the run
awavs home in the afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
TWO MORE INJURED
SAILORS LIKELY TO DIE

Special 81 Un4tsd Prsss WtrA,
Newport, r. l., Oct. 2:-That two
more of the sailors injured by the
explosion on board the destroyer
Wake yesterday cannot live, was
the unofficial report received at the
navy yard here today. If this re-
port is true these deaths will make
the total five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
SELECTING JURY FOR
THE DYNAMITE CASE
snsc.a1 by United preas wtvs.

sRecF05 W tH1oU F1GS WV
Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 2:-With
the selection of a jury from the 100
talismen, of whom thirty-one were
examined. almost completed both
sides have begun summonfng wit
nesses. Among those who will ar
rive within a few days are William
j. Burns, the detective; President
Gompers, of the A.. F. L., and many
others of national Importance.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
TAX RATE FOR
{. BRUNSWICK
Fixed at $685. South Amboy
Still Undecided.

William A. Spencer, secretary Of
the Middlesex County Board of Tax
alton, announces that the official
rate of East Brunswick township for
1912 is $1.S5 per 500 valuation.
The rate last year in that district
was $1.70. The 1912 rate for South
Amboy Is still undecided.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
VANDERBILT AUTO RACE
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

Milwaukee, Wis, Oct. 2:-The
Vanderbilt Cup automobile race with
Teczlapp, de Palmer and Anderson
as favorites, was scheduled for this
afternoon. The race will be over
the same track on which Bruce
Brown met death yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
HOUSES ROBBED DURING
THE fire. MANS PARADE
spoct.I to the EVENING NEws.

SDOrFtI 70 fHS FHNINo NNWH
New Brunswick, Oct. 2:-Three
robbeFies we're committed here dur
ing the firemen's parade yesterday
afternoon. The houses robbed we're:
Irving Eden, Hartwell street, three
gold watches. George Guise, Guilden
street, thirty-six cents; James Pay
toms store in Drift street, 50.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02

Look at the prices OF things az
advertised In today's paper. If you
know values, and have a care for
your purse, these prices will interest
VnYt HfH"H ..I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-10-02
Return from Conference.

Rev. Robert L. Schlotter, pastor,
and James Seyler, delegate from the
Grace English Lutheran church, re-
turned home yesterday from Sum-
nit, where they were in attendance
at the annual conference of Luther
n of the Eastern and New England
district. The conference was held
in st. Johns church, Summit, and
attended by many pastors from
the various churches throughout the
district.
The EVENING NEWS goes into
uBQ@ 1lEuIoEA s!ql. W sausoQ 9Iom
any other b~ubIicsffon
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
BEGINNING or THE END IS
NOW IN SIGHT AT CHICAGO
IN ALNIdT SESSION PROBABLY AHEAD OF CONVECTION WITH
TArTs NOMINATION A. est ! CERTAINTY

i.tre'r of purpose. 1pd puriI1 q
@ .oG m aa lb" MY nsrleH
ialt apr Itl il Dha r>e= uta q
|du5
"Hh ma 'to.r, pr
dcn' o'..Ae Caitcd STATE 81, fbapa
The" l9r tl,a ia piat,e ,5 a l~a
osh,p aud ,'4n reatm,ss of -
achi ,rrrhfs.
bless tae governor Of TN tate
sud OF al ihc Stat Eles III laN
makers ana maettsates. rloss our
entire citilenahip Grant I.a' We
may be- POI. I'D of u knowlcdec tna'
shall dispcl datkness, and "A sittue
hat shall hanish evil AnG so may
We dwell together in liberty, walk N
light, and prove worthy of nur nigh
calling.
We pray Tor our land and nation.
save us from vice and violence envy
and hatred, rcstlossncss, revolution
and ruin.
fommand Thy blessing, we pray
Thee, not alone upon our own land,
but upon all the nations of the carth:
especially upon the nations that
grope in gloom. Bring upon them
the beauty OF spring and th" fruit
fulncss of summer, and hasten the
cloudless dawn of universal peace,
when the war drums shall be- heard
no longer and when the battle ilas
shall be furled in the parliament oi
man. And unto Thee will We ascribe
the praise and glorg forever. Amen.
After prayer The convention took
NJ in order the " sissippi delegates
Al large, the sccpnd, iifiy-siA'h and
Seventh Mssiss.aoi delegates al
large. the Secoud Firth. Sizta ani
seventh Missi5sip, district he
Fourth North Cru D.. Th.rI Okla
Loma and Seronl Z i..rs sea-. Tie ace
tion Of the majDi tt.e .9 - .I'i ial
committee was sg-fs9i.,t! tr ya.a tp-.
votes. taken in q8a s1a .o;
While the convention awaited fIr-
tier reports Of the Il. d.utiais com
nlttee, woman sang seE rsl Sole
items and the crowd cheerod. The H.
bors of the platform committee are
completed.
The Taft delegates from Wash
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
LOST HAND IN ACCIDENT.

While fishing on Shingle creek yes
tcrtlay afternoon about 3 ocloek, Mr.
e. VI. schmidt. "A well known citizen
Of Kissimmec, had the misfortune -
lose two fingers or his right hand
through the accidental dischargc Of
a shot gun
Mr.. schmidt had started for home
and reached to@n - l.rl. gp mis- slln.
Ia some VA 'he hammer caught and
the gun Was fa,. -.r ont.nts tear
ing aNay larz of lis rishf hand
The unfor .na' man WAS hurried
home ari - Wian and III Is were
immeaiaf .nmoned.
l. '+l necessary to amfu'ate
the fer n1 SECOND fingers Mr.
:, hn.l1 s r.sting easy ard will De
able - res lme his duties in 4 short
time Kissimmec Journal
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
GREENWAY vs.. FLORIDA.
A. B. Brown al His Old Home A.tcl
Three Years Absence.

Nr.tiAa lsem t,rreAMaN. y Y. -
tie Rome sentinel. Mr.. A T. Brown.
q this city, writes as follows g.
Florida:
III is nrarh three years sin I.
was here but llnd The iamoua HioH
estate ana Al t,recnway ircsa n!
gieon a, eyer, cool and dcji sNtuL
while southwestern Florida is ao
and excessive rains now mo,I
There are no daisy erowncd lG
= ere lnt 20 mAhe up the draei,
We hatc 70 frost, 4 most ,hariliu
Winter climate and great variety o.
nuits. Vegetables aud Hmgcls faa
whole er l,t Grand old On.ida
county, with lis cool water ana areoh
1cif can net lee cveellcd.
The chief cities in rolk apunty
! Ia. are Lakeland. With .ou8 ropu-
lation. and Barlow. with i,4Go.
smaller cities ar" Mulberry, Winter
haven and Auburndalo. The chict
product Of the county is The output
of the phos phatc mines, which runs
into millions OF tons per year The
mines are controlled by the standard
Oil Co and the Morgan syndicate
The second largest electric light pow
or plant in the United states is IA
Mulberry II operates eight of tn
thirty-siX mines that are " 3rked. The
OF grapefruit, ORANGES and
winter vegetables Of all kinds keeps
every one who cares to work basy the
year around. \. b. BROWN"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22

inaton Were seated hy NiNe ,occ
vote.
The time ol in.crmission ran Well
over an hour and Il half. the leaders
Grrw anxious. and ii became inyrras-
insly probable that adiorrnnc"t
could NOT come hcioi \ o'clock sun
day morning.
The convention WAS called togrth-
er again al l:"a. Chairman Root an
nouncrd that !r credentials commit
lee had completed It's work and that
il had seated All the TAFT dtleaairs
from Texas.
The lonS awaited rrqnrl on the
Texas DELEGATES WIS prc,rntel Is he
convention Al - i. NJ Governor
l"hnsou lherrl!pon left the con,rn-
ton. drclarin2 he would NOT sit in
or be houad by its action.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
------------ -
Z lSS KELLER TO LECTURE
ON SOCIALISM

Miss Helen Keller haS been ap
pointed by the mayor of h'necil,.y
y. T., on the board Of public vel
fare She expects soon 10 talk WILL
enough 10 deliver lectures from tn"
plat form II her ambition il graft
fled she will lccture on Sorialism
She wants 10 do her part IN trcatin"
I En world over a"ain
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
PROGRESS|vES WILL
Be IN THE SADDLE
At BALTIMORE,
IS FORECAST
SWEEPING CONCESSIONS DOUBT
LESS WILL BE MADE TO THIS
WING OF THE PARTY.
PLATFORM ABOUT AGREED UPON
Bryan Will Actively Oppose the Sc
lection OF Parker as Temporary
Chairman OF the Convention.
(By Associated Press. J

Baltimore, Md. June 10 William
\. Bryan will actively oppose the
election Of Alton 4 Parker as tenn
poraiy chairman Of the Democratic
national conventions. rrsardless Of th,
attitude takru h> the ii>c candidates
Tor the presidrnlia nomination. To
" hnm Bryan sent 4 tclcGraphir note
asking them 10 ioin him in opposing
Parker.
This statement Mas rmphatically
made today by Dr t. l.. Hall, ma
,lollal committeeman from l,ryan's
home state Who said the issue over
Parker is more clearly defined than
ever, and that The iGht had to come
There Wcrr reports that there might
be bolt il Parker We're finally So
l''irl. and Il party of "IrogrcSsiNcs'
formed, but no one close TO lac Bryan
|, adrrs would confirm this
According 10 the leaders now here
thr 'onsrlNatiN" aud radical leaders
lIaNr a2rcrd on the major points al
lhe platform aud taal The din renreo
! NrlA - afl = II The resolution com-
mft.o viii b" matters Of Ian uaee
ltier lhan contents
IN ,i,u al ti,n p.n#fl. .Ee#tu sft u,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
COUNTY CONvICTS
ARE TRANSFERRED.

The county convicts who have for
some time been working in the yicin-
ity of Chicora and other parts of this
road district have been transferred
so much rain the force was not able
to finish tn work of hard-surfacing
the Chicora road, and at times were
unable to work on it at all. Time
was therefore put in filling in around
bridges and the approaches thereto
Herald
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
STREET CAR STRIKE
CAUSES TROUBLE IN
LISBON, PORTUGAL
tHy Associated Press !

Lisbon. tune - serious disor-
der broke our in lhr streets Of the
capital this morning. when thr,,
bombs Were thrown in the PRINCIPAL
square by striking street ear ON
pl"ycs. one was killed and thirty
Enrt Strong forces Of infantry and
cavalry occupy t." streets
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
NICE LITTLE PET
NAMES USED BY
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago. June % - Denouncins
the Roosevelt members OF the ere
dentials committee as liars, gutter
worker" and partisans, tie major
ity of the members Of that commit
tee answered the attack upon them
made public last night by X. x. Me
Cormick. \ subcommittee was ap-
pointed To draw up statement in re-
ply. This action followed the ses-
sion in which the charges of liar"
were hurled back and forth.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION
HOLDS MEETING AT MEDULLA

4 few days ago the Lakeland Good
Roads Association met at Medulla
with very full attendance of men,
bers. Addresses We're made. and
there were many valuable sugses-
tons rs 10 road Improvement in Polk
county. At this meeting fifteen new
members We're received. This shows
that interest in the work of the as
sociation is becoming widespread
throughout the county The next
meeting Will be held at the club
house of the association. east OF Scott
lake. The meeting thereafter will
probably be held in Mulberry M,l-
berry Herald.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
L. \ .nlIat 4 press.


ras,at i@, hi,a.o, luz
1hr R,,Hb u uatipnal confoaf
,as allied oiorg le
pr. Joao Ms l'8 msas
81 d. m,egai'HoD 10
delivered 'i ar tpaa lio
as follows
20, THou Who #@h a8m
ircle of the hcatei.a. ueto #Ho
things come in beauty aad i'ert
We approach Tn sa2poit
the memories of past n"lei
oouragcd by the tokens 81 1a
lurcd by the light OF Ths @o
strengthened by the inspire
Thy spirit.
I'VE thank Thee that unto
glory has been revealed, tina
us Thy knowledge has dawned
about us are the manifested
that providence which is inn
in the affairs OF the world
we praise Thee for Thy ~
ing blessings; for the laws V
in league with us and tho
which are our friends; for th'
OF mountains and that more
the generous soil, for th" prod
of the field and forest and i
sounding sea; for home and
and sanctuary; for flag am d."
try, for light and liberty ana
and, above all, for the reTcia'-9.
Thyself in the face of Jesus fafi-
I'VE rejoice in the grca'
represented here today-thr par
freedom and equality, coura
patriotism, progress and p
with it's background of lr.a-
history. We thank The
principles, achievements a, K
OF this party; for Lincoln
for Garfield, Harrison ~
Icy; the heroes and parrio'
ished years; yea, the pa-
day. who are striyiEg fyr
tnance Of that democrars-
the guarantee of human ,r-
equal justice to all
Eve pray Thy BLESSING Uis
assembly, these delegates upon p
devolve arduous resp0ns. BAN
Grant unto them clearness o. |-5-f'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22

Chairman Dcvinc, of the crcdcn.
lials committee and x. II. McCor-
mick, OF Illinois, IA Roosevelt leader
engaged in Il heated argument in
committee room today. over a stale
ncnt signed by the Roosevelt mem
bcr>. attacking the work Of he COM
mittco. DcNi iuc declared lhe Euesc-
N,lt members are Willful liarS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
U. C. B. MEMORIAL
TO BE UNVEILED NEXT MAY.

Florida S memorial 10 b" Men oi
the ronfcderary who took part in tho
campaign above the clouds al Look :
out Mountain, Tenn, will be un-
yciled in chattanooga park next May
The monument will cost ; ! ,pyo, this
monument having been appropriated
by the t:Satc.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
PRICE OF ICE REDUCED.

The price OF ice as been reduced
one-half in Jacksonville. the consum-
ers now being able to obtain tie es-
sential commodity at 20 cents per
hundred pounds in any quantity from
> cents worth up.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22

The City Council in Chipley is dis
cussing the establishing of an cleo
trio light and power plant in the
growing town.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-06-22
ROOSEVELT 0y!
|''iI'6]'IP AND PUSHING
PLANS TO FORM
NEW PARTY
TIE 7RoGREsslvE PARTY" IS
= 81 LAUNCHED AT CHI.
f1so LASS MEETING.
1F11I ID Be NEW PARTYS TT
e O,or Machinery Of Repub-
.. P " III States Where Roose'
l.en Are in Control.
/, 30 .ated PresS.)

500 .altu lSSo')
Lt.L Chicago, June -
g- preliminary arrange
raauization Of a new
/, psHclt today deli
ls relations with the
onal conlcntlon.
n.tAtssItins forth his po-
r,sard. he said that
tiou had declined to
-ates he contends are
al!Id not recognize its
l.rscd his dclcSates-Lo
otiug in the convcn-
s,ating that, in case
ol.ld not free them from
at.nl, - cast the!" ballot 5
yriSrd a number OF
-afeS excluded from
aa ana is holding Il brief
afternoon, lie in
af hi, plans for a
t pushed forward
ali URGED
u officers This aft
4 ana Sonala'
- hold tn
ea ii t..u"ta