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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
How Congressman Are Now
Enjoying Their Vacations
EASY MONEY
PLAN OF THE PROPOSED CUR
RENCY BILL STRIKES A
S\AG IN CACCUS.
Chairman Owen Creates Sensa-
ton by Stating He Is Opposed
TO Certain Features of Bill.

WASHINGTON. n. 9 Aug n
Unexpected developmeuts in regard
=" currency reform legislation in th,
senate to-day promised serious com
plicaiions fOr President Wilson's plans
Tor tho passage Of currency bill AZ
this session ~ Congress. A. p confer
once of Democratic mcmbers Of tho
senate currency committee. Chairman
Owen. who has heen considered ono
% tEo original framer- Of the bill now
before the Democrats % rho House.
made II clear 20 hts associates that he
was opposed 10 several features of ih.
bill. including the plan for twelve re-
gional reserve banks. and that be
would recommend important changes
In the measure
The results ~ tho Senate conference
have h"cu 20 loav" tho currency eitu-
alton entirely open tonight. so FAR AS
fh" N'uaf"'S probable action ia CON
cern"d. Senator owen did not sug-
60 definite plan 10 his colleague.
hH ea'd ho was opposed 10 the rc-
Ii'n1l reserve bank plan. 10 the pro
poeal 10 compel all national banks 70
enter tho now Federal system. and 20
oih"r features ~ tho hill as b. was fn.
iroducof by Chairman Glass. ~ tho
House currency committee
tn" attitude ~ other Democrats on
N" senate commiifen Including SEM
tors Hitchcock. OGorman AMI Rect
j. such as 20 Indicate that there w,ti
he material changes in the admin. TN
tion measure. n not complete re-
modelling ~ r. before tho senate f,r
action
Nay Have Temporary Measure
Several members ~ tho committ.n
IN night inclined IN Tho opinion fh,t
tho senate ultimately might bo asked
IN consider some measure ~ 70 tom
parary character. similar 10 Tho bin
recently introduced o.. Senator I.en.
Democrat which would amplify fhc
Aldrich. Nre"land emergency currency
tcontinusd on Page EightD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
MEN QUARREL;
One is SHOT

Special u'eraf~1 ~ Tho rrfeu gerre-.
BLUEF1ELD. S. Va Aux go
y. T. Oliver. wealthy rcaI csirtc
owner. vas shot and badly Injured
hero TONIGHT by o. concrete contractor
named Haker. o' tho firm os Uakor
a. Wells. of Graham Trouble arose
over n contract. and 90 9. said oliver
and his brother assaulted Hakcr and
in 'he melee Haser vaa sharply
wounded With % knife by ono og th.
brothers. Nakrr pulled li- pistol
ard fh0' oliver twice. onrn iu fIo
arm and tnen in tho thigh. rakrr wa b
arrested. hut claims self defense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
AVIATOR FALLS;
ESCAPES DEATH

Frse 20 fuaraf.. o. Ire frt.ff. r.r.e-.
FARKERSHt W tH. tt. d..
" y Priest Df DAYTON 10 an aviator
% tho Wright school. hIr r4rfrg 90
trlal fIErf in ftr 'Ifv rar u.f before
dIaK here fLif evening. fr-f roItr.I p.
Die machine while ab0rt 1000 fac. u
The air. and plunged into 600 artificial
lake Priest rrrf deep INFO fHa aa'sr
- fhe l1kc. going clear or 'tc ua
chine. lia ifa being sawed ae 'r hr n
miracle Tho machine ras rruriefa
wreck. "a portion ~ DO hcfrg submerged
ard The remainder striking ou fuo
shore
Priest escaped with deep s.- a.
fhe bridg" ~ frn rr.. and numrro..
cpntuslOns. hIt anrr coming down
town and having hi Injuries dressed
rIurflr efHrnrd fI fLr fsfrD of ffr
accident Priest ua. starting nr .
trial fight in preparation ID- t.r m.r.
chants and manu'tcfIr.r ct.Y.f..au
which opens hero fpmI-Ir.
Mayor A|rn 60 u.r.lDrE p.UI..
Safety Director Perkins aud 'f. EIr,.
frIr.an lfsaf.nr. ftl r rrrrr. r...t..i.
fran hring sfrur bs fHa rr.r. ...
chip
Ir'oef Ir % rrar. s.I anil '.. U...
hyiBE eight m0nfba
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
Thaw Captured by
Officers i'm Canada
SLAYER OF STANFORD WHITE RECOGNIZED on TRAIN By
DEPUTY SHERIFF AND HIS ARREST, AFTER A SENSA.
TONAL CHASE, FOLLOWS IN CANADIAN TOWN
After Admitting Identity Thaw Employs York Official
to Swear Charge Brbe-Attorney Claims Hearing of
Thaw Unfair and Will Ask Habeas Corpus

SHERBROOKE. Quebec. Aug 10
Harry X. Thaw, cut short in his flight
from the State hospital for the crimi-
nal insane at Matteawan, y. Y. by ar
rest to-day at the village OF ST Her
menegilde de Garford. just over the in
ternational border from New Hamp-
shire. prepared in his cell in the coun-
ty Jail here tonight 10 fight against
being sent back to the United States.
Thaw faces deportation on the
ground that he Is an undesirable alien
and extradition on a warrant charging
him with bribery. The warrant al
ready issued in New York State for
his arrest on a charge Of conspiracy
will not suffice 10 extradite him. in the
opinion OF the local authorities. These
authorities received word tonight that
the district attorney OF Duchess coun-
ty. in which Matteawan is located. was
on his way here prepared TO swear 10
a warrant charging Thaw with bri-
bery-an eXtraditable offense-if nee
essary.
In his own defense Thaw claims
that he was merely passing through
Canada on his wav 20 Detroit when
his passage was interrupted by arrest.
He exhibited what he claimed TO be
transportation 10 Detroit in support
OF this claim. and cited the case OF
Jack Johnson To bear out his conten-
tion that he cannot be- sent back 20 the
United states by the Canadian author
tiles Is long as ho i simply pass!ng
through the country and intends 10 go
beyond It's border
Wants Thaw Deported.
District Attorney CCnge-. Of Duchess
county. New Norh. i; is understood.
wants Thaw ordered depo-tcd lie
wants Thaw returned 10 the United
States over that part OF the interua-
.tional line touched by the state OF
New York. Thaw came into the DO
minion through New Hampshire. how
ever. and T. custom Is followed. no
would 20 back 70 New Hampshire
The Canadian ir.mieration depart
ment al Ottawa wired tho chief or
police here his after noon 10 hold
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Thaw under the immigration act,
indicating that steps will be taken 10
deport him. This theory was made
almost a certainty by the information
that the departmsn Mt had sent two in
spectors TO Sherbrooke with instruc-
uons 10 watch the case and institute
proceedings TO deport Thaw.
At Coaticook. where he was lodged
In the lookup Immediately after his
arrest, Thaw engaged a local lawyer
lie was arraigned before Justice or
the Peace Dupuys. The Justice read
10 him an indictment charging htn
with having unlawfully escaped from
Matteawan and without permitting q
plea remanded him to the Jail al
Sherbrooke for a hearing tomorrow.
Two men were arrested with Thaw
but liberated later at Coaticook They
are believed TO be confe derates who
aided Thaw in his escape The two
men refused TO give their names or
say anything about themselves. They
followed Thaw here from Coaticook
and remained in town over night
Ask Habess Corpus.
W. l.. Shurtleff. the Coaticook law
yer retained by Thaw. denounced the
hearing before Justice Dupuys as un-
fair and said he would apply tomor-
row for a writ of habcas corpus for
Thaw prior 10 tho hearing before the
extradition commissioner. Should the
writ be refused. Mr Shurtlen said ne
would seek an appeal.
There is every indication that Thaw
intends 20 wage a bitter fight against
'xtradition, de portaiion o. both.
From his cell in the county Jail TO-
night he sent out 10 tho newspaper
men a statement under this caption.
typ@written in capitals
No one has contended that for
tVO years nearly that ThaW has been
IN the Tombs he has been insane.
There is no evidence o. delusion IN
the slightest degree on his part. Is
(Continued on Page rino.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
Wife Hears Husband
Tell of Unfaithfulness
DIGGS on STAND TELLS OF
HIS RELATIONS WITH
MISS WARRINGTON.
Wife Then Goes On stand and
Testiiies In His Behalf
Case Nearing End.

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Aus. IL
Mrs Maury I Disl. sat today IN tho
court room whore her husband stands
charged a a white slav.r. heard him
testify that he had been unfaithful go
her with Marsha Warrington in their
own apartments and twenty minutes
later herself "n tho witness stand
TO teatify IN bis b.half
With h'r evidence the defense ana
the government rested and tho gov
ernmcnt began i,s arguments 20 10"
jury By stipulation of Judge Van
Fle"t each side has two hours and
twenty minutes m which 20 STUN up
and the cas-" will ho in fhe jury
hands late tomorrow afternoon.
Three vitn' SOS hold th" stand 70
day Maury J. Diars occupied tho
morning with his account cf evenfs
that lcd 20 bis fi-ht to Uano win
Mar ha Warrin 'on accompanied ry
Drew Caminc'u and Lola $orr's
They we're arrested 10 Reno. SOY.
brought back 10 Sacramento and frs
two mon charged hv tho federal GOV.
eminent with violation ~ tho Mann
act which makes i' felony 20 tran.
port women from on" state 20 snofb"s
for immoral purTor's.
Not Affect Csrinetti
Cam ncttt Will he prosecuted. ..
government accounted to-day. whom
the jury has made 30 if. mIrd rh0r
Diggs. and roEarI'r 0, whether D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
J. M. M'WHORTER
ENDS BUSY LIFE

500. DO I.-p't.H t' Tho Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W Va Aug 10
inlsr Joseph Nlrceiius NcWhortar.
'iIfi' i've. rrominert FOR many years
n Oh" political lfe of NirGna ant
West Nrcinif. tteI suddenly af its
Lnin" at IFuishurr. GrccuhrIer county.
li-' ni2hi lIr vaa born in Lewis
county. Nfl.ua. April .O fNlS aud
'". county aud circuit clovis of Roa.e
t'u'tN n"lofe fnn Citu war Iud.s
Wow hor'cr wa- member of the FIRST
10 LlslHfur" of West Virginia ami
served under Governor Foreman as
In" SECOND state auditor fic served
Two terms 1s q c.fCgt judge on ths
Grccphricr circuit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
I orrner Local Man Is
Assaulted by Italians
LOUIS PARKER LYING IN FAIR
MONT HOSPITAL IN SERI-
OUS CONDITION.
Was Twice Beaten Into Insensi-
hility and Has Fractured Skull,
Ribs and Other Injuries.

SIc' Il 1.-r7fUl - THO fnteiIirencey.
FAlRMO\T. ". Va. Aug. 10
Louis Parker stogie roller employed
IN this city. formerly Of Wheeling. was
Monday night twice beaten into insen-
sibiIity by three Italians. The last
time he was robbed Of his clothes.
dragged through underbrush 10 an
abandoned mine and thrown into tho
pit. supposedly dead lie lay there
inscnsiblc all night. and today regain
ing consciousness. crawled from the
hole and half mile 10 town and gave
90" alarm
He has broken ribs. fractured skull,
cuts about the head. is scratched and
cur about the body and T. black and
blue on all parts of his body. To might
hc o. az Cook hospital where he IL ex-
pccted to recover
Parker has child ill With typhoid
fovcr ~ ~ o'clock Monday night he
'i~ifcd q local fec plant 70 secure fee.
on his way nome he won't through the
old ODonucii mine farm. now aban-
doncd. There he found three Italians
drinking bottled beer They offered
him bottle and he accepted After
drinking the beer. the Italians demand
cd 30 cents from Parker lie did not
have The money. and the assault fol-
lowed
Left fcr Dead.
lIe was beaten unconscious. thrown
into the brush and loft lying. Later
hn came fu and started 90 crawl away.
Tho tnrce mon again attacked him.
saying They would kiii him so he could
NOT call The police This time they
took his clofhing. with the exception
of his trousers. and after heating him
into uncuusr. .ousnv--. again dragged
hiW by tho feet through the under.
brush 90 Oh" old mine opening and
dropped him in
County and city police are today
making desperate efforts 10 cot trace
"f fho three mon. -o far without sue.
rree. Parker saws hc can identify ths
mon if he ever e'cs them acain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
PEDDICORD TO
SUCCEED DAVIS
Int iigsnosr Bureau.
We shinatom. n. C.. Auo. 10.

Nusuluatoms -. C.. Aug. q.
Charles Irddicnrd of Carts sburr.
-oC atart fo Con--r-s John W
Davis. vho viii retire iu frw DAYS
from fh" ifuu-o fo become solicitor
General oI Tho United States. ia being
nooW"d for fi.H Democratic nomination
Tor tourrc-s. Edward T. Ior-fm4n.
"' NlcrlIuc. who o. iu Washington
launched w rcddicord's boom Mr.
ilorftmrn holds thar if tho Democrats
name Mr Icddicord fhct will follow 4
precedent ~H.Uh la. always turned
ou' to Do good iic SAYS that every
secretary Who has succeeded his con.
rr' man in fro House fa. aIwave
proved 'o bo q rood representative. 1t
i- NOT believed that pcddicord v 900 run
Tho House today passed fVo Wc-f
Virginia bridge bills one authorize
f1" CITY ~ Tsiruout fo CONSTRUCT q
bridge over tho Mououcahcla. and the
other gives Tho same authority 20
'ob"rt vs.. Buskir. to construct
bridge over tHc Tug F1rk of fhr pis
sandy river 90 Matevau. " va
tourrc-- man sutherland today Obj.
fa'nod an extension of tho rural route
at Leon. W Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
Desperate
Fighting

IONDON Auc 10 s di4pateb to
fh" Time. from Suanr Iiai saws r,,t
d'spaftf" hut uneci"ufiGc fighting h., D..
continued for ffc da5 around N,r.
Ming for possession OF fIr wr.tr.a
ridE" ~ Purple mountain. durinr
hitch tho ridge tIe cbiurri h4n4.
many times General Chang Tfsun. .f
tlr L"terumcuf forces. according fo
ia" correspondent. APPEARS 20 bo .r.
fr"lN lacking iu aI around miiita..
training and hls trooU4 though ncrc,
Fnd var Iko. are equally unframed
and uudisripiincf \ Rcd tro.. di.
patch received tonight ssts Naukin~
has fallen hu there is uo confirmation
Of this
Abandon Nan CHANG.
llNNkON. Aur o." TU.. r.b.i4
ha'" abandoned Nau.C hang. capital of
iI" Urutinc" OF kianr Si aud arranc..
mont arc now under way for th.. .H
trN ~ thn northern force.
After a feeble nrW SUNDAY tr.
r"h"it 'tHruat'i WANG chin Tu bod.
lo1fe lu turir haste fo escape fr,m
in" ci'E a large number OF them were
drowned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
FREE SUGAR
CARRIES THE DAY N THE
SENATE IN SPITE OF OP-
POSITION.
Democrats Vote Down All Amend
ments but One AbOlishing the
Dutch Standard Color Test.

WASHINGTON. Aug - Presi-
dent Wilson's program for free sugar
in 1916 carried the day in 'he senate
TO-DAY. when Democrats rallied 10 tho
support Of the tariff bill and defeated
AL amendments 20 the SUGAR schod-
ulc. With all buf Senators Ransdcfi
and Thornton. Of Lon siana. sfaudiue
firmly FOR the administration measure.
The Democrats defeated tho Bristoo-
amendment FOR 3 compromise duty.
ihc Norris amendment against FREQ
sugar and the Galiirgcr amendment
against fFoc maple sugar
IN amendment to abolish immcdl.
at"lv fh" Dutch standard color fest
for sugar was adopted during tho
heh'. J. was proposed by Sor1to~
brisioW. Ropublicsn. ard arcsrfrd
10y senators simmons and Williams
90" Democratic mIra~crs ~ 'ho hill
Under It's provision the Dutch stand.
ard. against which consistent frh.
has been VaEcd sine" 1909. viii b.
abolished a. soon as 'ue tariW hill
becomes law. instead of next March
- The measure would otherwise hav,
provided
Devoid Of Bitterness.
90" decision ON th" surar schedule
cam" a' tho end of 70 debate devoid
of Wu'l of tH" bitterness fh1. has
n'Cn expected !n connection with thi.
hrhi Ine two Louisiana senators
hid mad" clear early in The considcra.
lion ar Tho bin that they would vote
with Oh" Republicans Boo favor of q
duiN on sugar. huf there vas mo-
other wHvcring .u fhc ranks ~ the
Democrats.
Senator I;-i-fnu.a am.r1,,,...,
would have established % Gradual re.
ducion in duty from tho p~ce,rf
''rin ~ $3.50 p"r hundred pounds
until in six years the fariT yyo,,fI
have been @i-st4 Under fha rub.n
treaty This would have rsfHbIi.rod ,
tcortinusd on Page EiahtJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
THE wEArHER


WAsHrroTOE. Aug. 1a.-rorsea..,
West Virqinia-Unsettled WsGnesdav.
Thursday fair.
Wegtern fennsyiv ni1-rair Wsdnea-
dnVs ThuraoaV fair ana warmer. rroger-
ate rortheant 20 east Winds
Ohio. urnorHiIV fHir WsGnssFav.
Thursday fair Ufth rising fsmpsrafur~.
nlodesats northeast % southeast Winds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
DEPUTIES RESIGN
ATSTEUBENVILLE

''Ii I'-fHt.. fn THO rnfcIUrcr-~r.
@lLl HENNlLLE. -. Aus. ~
Natter were quiet here ou the street.
tonight as f'u ~ thc strike e,mra.
hHli'r- were about Etsrt dent..t
in ih" employ of ShcriG Uurcroft has
r".' tened because Hnfarouism vas
iirrcd up against them in MANY ..a,4
iHaf was undesirable Tho matter ~
DO" enforcement for uurulv crowds is
nov up to Tho mayor So far tb.re
I't been 30 appeal 10 Governor Cox
snd th" situation may clear without
hi~ having to do .o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-20
SENSATION DID
NOT MATERIALIZE
NEW YORK ASSEMBLY DID
NOT TAKE ACTION IN
SJLZER CASE.
Large Crowds Thronged the Capt.
fol But We're Disappointed
SulIer Appoints Commission.

ALBANY. y Y. Aug 70 -Expecfa.
iinn That th" reconvorinc If the fecis-
la'ur" to-day would D." productive o.
Spectacular d"v"'Opm'nts IN tho mud
died EoN"rnOrship situation failed o.
r'alilaiion Rumors 'na' acting
'0frrror Glynn would submit q mes
sag" bearing boz some wav upon mis-
Official status drew largo crowds 20
th" capitol. hu' fcw members ap.
pearcd.
ln the ton minute session 81 .bo
assembly concurrent resolutions verr
introduced looking 10 tho punishment
Tor contempt Zoo refusing to an.vor
PH"-uons hrior" 90" FraVley invcsti.
eating committee ~ Louis 4 "a.
r"rFt. Governor Sulzor.4 private sec.
rotary during tho eubornatnr.aI com
pairn. and Frederick T. Co'weu abo
o. alleged 'O have been Nr - .ilor.s
@iumInf" iu certain stock -rsnaac.
fion. Th" judiciary committee. r.st
called upon 20 take action on chs-ros
affecting th" integrity ~ tho asse-,
BIZ. said 20 hav" been made bv
james q. Garrison
Il" senate transacted no hrairo.s
both houses adiournin- until to-rior.
row
Form Definite Program.
Iost ~ acting Goyeruor Cfvrr.e
'iW" was taken up bv private confer
"n'"f With Democratic leader. who
wero faid % Do advising 10 tho fornu.
lation ~ p definite program
''0frrnor Sulznr'a day was urovert.
ful except Tor bis appointment n
now '0mni-eiOn ~ ascertain Tho mon.
fal condition ~ q tafirnt confined In
fh" Album State prison under cen.
t"nce ~ death
Special airnihoanco attaches 10 fhis
ar'ion from tho fact thai however mo
commits Ton may 0rd. f mighf opon
ih" c'pf 20 court proceeding 10 fesf
'hn validity ~ fhe Governor acf
Former Senator Edrar T. Hrarkrt'
and Igr"ne Lamb Richards. counsai
for fh" FraUSv committee. we're doe.
irnafnd special rorrael fo aerisf mo
assembly managers of tho iursach.
m"nt trial a. a meeting this afternoon.
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tonrrc-.man sutherland to-day OBJ.
'ain"d an extension ~ Tho rural route
it Leon W Na
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-18
TO TEST CAVALRY CHANGES

Washington, July lS--Proposet
radical changes In the organization
and use of cavalry are to be given Q
practical test by the War Depart
ment through a two-month encamp'
men Of an entire division Of mounted
regulars beginning next Sunday and
continuing until September 20. The
Shenandoah Valley in Virginia has
been selected as the scene for the op.
erations and a special boar of army
officers is expected to start for Vir.
glnia tonight to have charge of the
tests. Brig.-Gen. McClelland recent
ly returned from abroad after max.
ing a first-hand study Of the great
cavalry camps OF European armies,
heads the boards Of experts.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-18
YACHTS GATHERING l0R
HUGE REGATTA.

y n Y & rs 4
Cleveland. Ohio. July 1s-Yachts'
men from all partssof the country
and Canada are interested in the re.
gatta Of the lnterlake Racing Asso.
citation which is planned to be the
greatest ever held on the Great
Lakes. Visitors will be entertained
today and tomorrow, the races be-
ginning Sunday and continuing un-
til the end of August. They are be-
ing held in conjunction with the
Perry centennial celebration.
A 100000 prize list has been an
nounced for the events, in which
Goth fresh and salt water yachts and
speed boats will participate. Sail
yacht week opens the carnival, fol-
lowed by a week devoted to power
boat contests for the United State
championships. Aviation week Is de.
voted to hydro-areoplanes, aeroplanes
and flying boat competition.
In the closing week the United
States Naval Militia Regatta Asso-
citation will compete with great lakes
naval militiamen and military
academy crews.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-18
OVER $4,000 WORTH OF
REALTY CHANGES HANDS

In o writeup the other aay the
Secretary of the Board VI Trade de-
scribed Lakeland as an all-year-round
town, both as to business and climate.
The scores Of people who are coming
in all the time and the sales Of prop
erty, taking pfate more or less every
day, prove the truth of the secretary's
statement.
Talking with Pickard Bros, one ot
our live real estate firms here, we are
informed that they have this week
closed several important deals, de-
monstrating the confidence Lakeland
property enjoys. These sales were
made to parties while the owners are
soJCurning at the north.
Mr.. Frank Strack, of Chicago, be.
comes the owner Of ten acres of the
Kimmell grove on lake Hollings-
worth and will move here with his
family about September /, erecting
a handsome home on the place.
Mrs. A. Mcdonald, of Sanford, who
has been visiting Mrs. Speer, bought
the remaining ten acres Of Mr.. KIM
mell's grove on Lake Hollingsworth
ard also his lone place on the edge
Of town. Mrs. Mcdonald owns a
large truck farm at Sanford which
she will dispose Of and confne her at
tention to her Lakeland purchase,
making her home here this fall.
Mrs. Brewer, of Lakeland, who
spends her summers in New York,
will find her grove in other hands
when she returns to Lakeland In the
fall. This is fine sixteen-acre tract;
FIVE acres young grove. the fruit from
which sold for $4,000 this past sea-
son. 1t is situated about three miles
from the city to the road to Auburn
dale. and has been bought by Lake
land parties.
One firms sales fer one week, in
what is usually considered the dull
season, shows that Lakeland Is 60
ing some. These sales amount to
over $4,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-07-18
TO CLOSE INDUSTRY
ON AUGUST 18TH,
This Was Decision Of Naval
Stores Operators At Meet
ing Held Here Yesterday.

The turpentine operators of South
Florida in session yesterday
decided to close down the
industry in the State on August Is,
this resolution to be presented to a
meeting of the operatives Of Georgia
and Florida at meeting to be held
in Jacksonville Monday.
The convention voiced their appre-
citation of their treatment while in
Lakeland to Mayor Eaton as follows.
Responding to your hearty well
come of the Turpentine Operators to
your fair city of Lakeland, we, in
convention assembled, desire to re-
turn thanks to you and through you
to the good and generous citizens of
Lakeland for the courteous manner
in which you have received US, and
for your many favors, especially for
the use Of the Board of Trade rooms
in which to hold our meeting"