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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
POLK COUNTY CUAVAS
TAKEN TO WASHINGTON
BY COVERNM'T EXPERT

Dr. VI s. S:raughn, of the Fed
eral Bureau OF chemistry, Washing
i'm ID C., was visitor % Lake
land Yesterday, going from here to
..lihurndaie. where he visited the
splendid guava orchard OF IL. J..
Walker lie returned this mornin+
to Washington He was accompanied
10 Auburndale by Miss Nerda Inomp-
son who is in charge of the Girls
Canning club work in Polk county.
Dr Straughn took several cans OF
.uayas and also a quantity oil the
fresh fruit back to Washins'o with
him for purposes of scientific "f's :
tiqation, He came to this section be
oan.e polk county is RECOGNIZED as
the natural home OF the saaFl,
where that fruit attains its - ats
perfection
Miss Thompson recently returned
tr,r, IN. convention of canning Cup
demonstrators at Gainesville @here
She met about thirty OF her ieiioW-
workers, listened to lecturers ~ anle
instructors and received m&"G m
sniration TO prosecute the ~otN TO
which she is 80 devoted, an III
ieh he is accomplishing 9'lcl
did results.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
TERRITORY FOR
CITRUS FRUIT
INSPECTORS OUTL|Nf[

Capt. R. E. Rose, State chemist,
left last night for Tallahassee, after
conductive a sclool of instruction
here for citrus fruit inspectors.
The following citrus inspectors are
assigned to the following citrus
growing counties, and will assis:
growers in determining the matur-
ity of their fruit, from fair average
samples. selected by the grower
samples must be of twelve fruit; or
anges or grapefruit, selected by the
grower or shipper.
Inspectors will not officially visi:
growers. The object of their inspec-
tion is to aid growers in arriving at
conclusions as to the maturity Of
their fruit The inspector has no
authority to pass upon the maturity
of fruit on the trees.
The inspectors are as follows:
w. d. Edwards, Ocala; for Ala
cua, Marion and Sumpter.
J. A. Lancaster, Tampa: Hills
boro. Manatee and Pinellas.
IT. D. Berry, Winter Garden;
Lake Orange, Oceola and Sumpt"r
N. o. Penny, Miami; Palm Peace.
St. Lucie, Brevard.
j. w. Knight, Lakeland; Polk.
DeSoto and lee
Marcus Endel. DeLand; Pu..am,
Valencia. st. John.
C. B. McKinnon, Brooksville;
assoc, fernando, Citrus.
Frank T. Wilson. assistant state
chemist; supervision inspector. Lake
land.
! Until further notice. the inspectors
J will be located as above and will not
inspect fruit outside of thei- dis
trict. They will endeavor TO aid
growers who, however, must select
their own samples of twelve fruits,
of average maturity, and from the
result of the analysis, determine Tor
themselves the maturity of the crop
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
LAND ONE OF CLEANEST
CITIES IN THE COUNTRY

IRE has been some discussion as
formation of a Civic League IN
hnd. In justice to that splc?dld
ization, the Woman's Club, we
state that its has a iivic de-
3ent, which is alive and active.
p cannot see the necessity Tor
)thef organization on the same
The civic department. OF the
fn 5 Club has done rAtrii n
and in this it has had 1T all
the earnest and actiye coop
Pr OF the present mayor. AMI IL
lever been necessary to do any
further than to merely mem
Pr plans they wishri c|rriei
b order to insure from the may
fry assistance and co-l IA ION
ble.
II Suge estions and aid OF Inc Ia
Pave been valuable in making
|and what the present city gov
PINT has been ambitious to &C
sh, and what it is universally
ncad-one OF the rlr|"
in the country. The sanitary
ftment is continually on the jou
F. far as the weeds Oh the
\ re concerned, the mayor mas
Pm employed on this work :or
pa, two or three weeks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

OF the party printed in gold letters,
and each guest wrote their favorite
recipe in these dainty keep-aSeS
A delicious salad course was
served consisting of chicken salad
sandwiches, olives, pickles, celery
saltines, tomatoes with may0Daise
cheese straws and ice cream Those
who attended were the honorees
Miss Margaret Southland and Miss
Mabel Drane, Mrs. H. j. Drane
Mrs G. T.. Southland, Mrs. A. NJ
Jackson. Mrs. w. H. Mum, Mrs
Roscoe Skipper. Mrs. E. n. koGer
lex. Misses Loula Clover, Susie Ma!
Clover, Laura Southland, Mary Jack
son, Emma Nelson Of Tampa, Fran
ces higgins, Della Mae Marshall
Heloise Bowyer and Hazel Williams
Those who were invited but were IN
able to attend were Mrs. l. V. Stew
ems, Mrs. Kelsey Blanton, Mrs
F. Wilson and Miss Helen Hobbs.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

regular meeting of the Read
kcle of the First Methodist
was held at the home of Mrs.
Waring on South Florida ave-
bterday afternoon Mrs. Webb
L reader for the afternoon and
ual chapter of the Child in
Midst" was heard WITH much
i by all present. A social
followed after which refresh
of sherbet and cake were
by the hostess. Those who at
were Mrs. ]. Edgar Wilson,
;. P, Webb, Mrs. G.. b. Muir
Frs. J. Cannon, Mrs. T. l..
3, Misses Sarah Polk aud Ger
peRieux.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
ATTENTION. R. A. M.

You are particularly urged to be
present at call convocatiOn TO b.
held on Thursday afternoon at = p.
m. for the purpose of giving the
degrees to number of candidates
now in waiting. We will have re-
freshments, and all visiting COM
paniOns are invited to be present
b. f. DRlSCOLI., Secretary.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
MACCABEE REVIEW

For the good of the order. the
Lady Maccabees are requested to
attend our next Review, TO be held
Thursday evening, Oct. 81, at 1880
p. M. at Odd Fellows hall. After
the business session, the social com
mittee Will serve refreshments.
GEORGIA EVANS,
Commander
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

r. w. Cornell, wao has for
time been managing the Air
has also secured the MANAGE
|Df the Auditorium, and viii
|e that fine show house, retain
! the same time the manage
|Of the Airdome. Mr.. cornell
courteous and capable young
Ind no doubt will conduct both
excellent theaters in IL man
htirely satisfactory to all con
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
Educational Department
Woman's Club to Meet
October 29th

The meeting OF the Eduedliunal
department of the Women 5 cub.
which was to- have. occurred on
Thursday, will he postponed until
Thursday, Oct. 20, owing to the
number of social events which are
scheduled to take place this week
MRS CHAS. II. WILLIAMS,
char mn
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

The Texas Quartette did them
selves proud last night and the au-
dience showed their hearty appreci-
alton in their reluctance to have
them leave the stage. They are the
best entertainers that have been in
Lakeland and their success here is
assured Don't miss "a performance.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
turing the beautiful Viola Dana and
Robt. Conness.

Don't forget our conundrum III
this paper. The answers are easy,
and you can get pass to the show
free by stopping and thinkinc a mo-
ment. You will find it in the Air
dome space, at the top.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

G.. w. St. John has re-
|from a pleasant two weeks
18th Mrs. Borland, a. Floral
there she enjoyed a splendid
h which greatly improved her
Mrs. Borland was the
eeper at Hotel Kibler last sea-
i is now in charge of her own
h Floral City. She is enjoying
business. which will be pleas
MS to her many -aHela I'D
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
Xxx *$$*$*ss4eS..it'sp.l
;
kACONICS3
) of fire phone 5000

nd Mrs. Curtis Brown and
bwn's mother, Mrs. Wilcox,
HI home to their friends, on
street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

Ind Mrs. Dale Williams, who
In absent for a month or two
as City, Kan, are expected
n to Lakeland Thursday.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

|R. A. Ward left this morn
Crystal River, where he goes
Id the South Florida 2reshy-
liter attending these sessions
enjoy a few days fishing trip,
be is anticipating with much
/.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

Id Mrs. Jack Ferris are the
|of a fine boy born yesterday,
R. Grower in attendance.
Ier marriage Mrs. Ferris was
Try Cobb.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

to see These comedies are On the
Mutual program and will be shown
at the Majestic, the first on, "Jer-
rvs Busy Day being shown Fri
day.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

number from this and neighhoring
cities doubtless will avail themselves
of the opportunity to enjoy this de,
liehtful social affair
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

]. F. Wilson and little
+ Frances Murray are spend
ay in Tampa, having gone
meet Mr.. J. F. Wilson who
n spending a day or 50 in
ter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

A leading womans journal in dis
cussing moving pictures asserted
that the cub comedies were the most
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

hd Mrs. Pete Biewer are the
rents of a fine son, born yes
br. R. R. Sullivan in at
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

E.. Miller, who owns q bak-
Mulberry, was a visitor to
! Sunday and Monday the
his sister, Miss Lula Miller.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
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ADJUSTMENTS

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At the Airdome tonight, that great
feature play On Dangerous Paths
A well enacted love drama in four
acts. One of those heart-gripping
kind that make you think. A pic
ture that has strong moral, fea-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

There will be dance =. Francis
Rsach on Friday night, and lars"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19
The Lyric
THE HOUSE DIVIDED
~ .:,ilii:fEsySI.Is7Ss.0SsElGsIsL

THE HOUSE DIVIDED
70 part American drama hama
fed, a beautiful story in which
|moth of Indifference eats It's
into a happy home and a lit
|hild leads them" back to happl-
FOL. HEEZALIAR AT BAT
rip-roaring cartoon COMEDY
PATHE NEWS
All the current events
GOOD MUSIC
ALL FEATURE PICTURES
Sc, 10c
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-10-19

PATHE NEWS
All the current events
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
FRENCH ARMY IN
 V0SGES ENJOYING WAR

PoNT-AM MoUSSON.-It Is dull day in Pont-A MousSou when no shells au The people take to cover with the first and SO on with business when the shower Is over In the Lepretrc forest. as ia other forests Of the vos. ses. Che winter life Of the troops is similar to that Of healthy winter camp In the Adirondacks. iD contrast to the muddy and flooded trenches Of the lowlands line in Belgium and Northeastern France.
 The forests are scared in places, as for numbering operations. where fields for fire have been cleared. but usually there hare been only scattered cut tings so as Co leave the branches or other trees as 9 screen and with wood at hand for cooking. for-building shell ters for horses and for timbering the trenches and shcllproofs for tho men.
 The French army in the Vosscs Is having @ healthy woodland outing There rabbits and other game, includ. ing wild bears. are to be shot The ar. tilIery is not popular, because Q shell from it striking the limb Of tree makes splinters with power Of pene- tration enough to cause wounds. The French soldiers literally are stuffed with food Many Of them live better than at home Tho bracing mountain air gives them keen appetites. An oil- cer remarked that the men Of his com. pany averaged five pounds more ia weight than when they wen, Co war.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
SEEK TO RISE IRE
 AGAINST ENGLAND


 CHICAGO. Feb 1S,-Forty million dollars in orders have been seut Co the United States by German firms in Berlin. according Co advicos just received by tho Chicago Herald from Berlin. More than half of this will be employed 10 the purchase oi con, irahand goods The remainder win be spent In buying non-eontaband.
 Thoro Is 9 dual purposc behind inc German action in lbis matter. Ger many is anxious 70 change the sonti- ment in the United States and Co arouse criticism against England.
 There is no doubt it would be glad to set the supplies, and there is eQu- ally no doubt it would not object if tho American goods were Co be seiz- cd by English cruisers. provided such action would generate feeling against England in the United States.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
ToLoVANA TO HAVE
 STEAM PROSPECTING DRILL

FAIRBANKS, Jan. 29.-Toiovana is soon to have a steam drill on the ground to take the place of the hand drin that Dave Cascadden took in seY- eral weeks ago. says the Times. He is on his way in and will arrive by train tonight John McCord of the firm of Knowles 6 Mccord, laymen on Livengood creek. is now in the city and he and Cascaden will take In the 3lanley steam drill that was formerly in use at Hot Springs and that is now in this city. It will be placed at once on four below, Liyen- good, on ground staked by Chris. Sta delman and John Wagger and leased and optioned to Knowles & MoCord some time ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
NILES pREaARINe To
STREE GIGANTIC BL0W

LONDON. Feb. 1s.-France win add i.5oo 900 mon to her troops in the neid wlth che opening ol spring she has that many now. fully equipped end ready for action. Howeyor they win be kept in training and pae through hardening process for sey- eral weeks longer, unless it shall oe determined to 5uike the blow thnt is being planned before that date In ad- dition to thls great army there will be another l,000,000 in reserve Co be sent to tho front to keep the ranks lul. and to add to the mobility of the army by oddlng to tho strength of any part of the limo that might need 1t or where stragetic reasons might domand reiuforcements.
 England to Strike With 2,ooo0oo
 Before the blow that it is expected win give Q decisive turn to Che war on the continent Lord Kltcheners ar my in France and Belgium win mum Der fn excess Of 2.00O000. In addition to that. it is purposed to have auoth- CT 100000 at home from which to draw endorsements lf needed The British forces will also be augmented, if tho present plans are carried out by approximately 100000 men rom India and the other British colonies.
 Il is estimated that when the oi. fensiye movement shall begin against the German armies in France and In Belgium there will not be less than S50oooo men in addition to those who have held the Germans In check since last October with which to strike.
 Russia is putting additional men under arms as fast as they. can be arm. ed and equipped and it is believed that her forces wlu be overwhelmingly stronger than the armies that Ger many and Austria and Turkey can put iu the field against her in the spring.
 British enlistment and mobilyaton are proceeding at Q marvellous rate. The railway lines are nov. congested more than at any other time since the first mobilization began.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
CINCINNATI GETS WAR
 ORDERS FROM EUROPE

CINCINNATI O.. Feb s1a.-Belgium has been added Go the list of ClnciO- attls war customers. Alfred DuPont Belgian artillery captain. Is now in Cincinnati negotiating for Q large or der of saddiery for the Belgian army. The PerEins-Campbei Company hold CTS of large French and English sad dlery orders, and other Cinclnnatrs nrms are producing army eQuipmena
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
- n.rn,n.r rarl.-

MINNEAPOLIS. Ailnn. Feb. 1s- That any idea Of involving the United States in the present European war would bo "Quite criminal and every well wishor oi this country should he entirely foreign to that idea" Is tho assertion made tonight by Dr. Ser nard Dernburg, former Colonial See retary of the German empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
RAILROADS GIVE STEEL
 MILLS BIC ORDERS

NEW YORK. Feb. 1s.-The railroads have given the steel mills of the coun- try orders for approximately S50,000 tons or steel so far this month, ac- cording to statement made here to- day by representative Of the United States Steel Corporation. This ex- ceeds the total orders for last month hv 25.009 tans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
CHICAGO ASKED TO
 RAISE sfooo00 FOR BELGIUM

CHICAGO. Feb. ls.-chieago is ask ed to contribute S10o00o to assist Bel gian war victims. In less than three months nearly $12OoO0 was raised here through various sources. bat tue executive commitee of the Chicqgo Belgium relief committee has decid- cd to ask for more.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
NOME REoUlRERs DOG
 TEAMS TO WEAR BELLS


 NOME. Dec. SO - The Nome City Council has adopted an ordinance re- Quiring dog mushers to place bells on their dog teams while driving with in the city limits.
 Commenting upon the ordinance. Che Nugget today says:
 "Of late there has been many dog teams driven through the streets of Nome at full speed without bells or any. means Of warning the pedestrians Of their approach.
 They have become e nuisance and dangerous to women and children and even men while passing along the streets and are constant source of annoyance to the public especially on the back streets where pedestrians are compelled to take the center ot the street"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
REPUBLICAN CLUBS
 FOR THE NoRTHLANo

VALDEZ. Feb. 5.-The Republican League of Clubs will be extended to the Territory of Alaska and clubs VIII be organized in an parts of the terri tory. Councilman Albert White, Of Valdez, has been appointed organizer for the Territory aud will soon start the work of organizing tho clubs not only in Valdez but in all sections of tha Territory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
TIE DRUDGE.

One night only the special feature in two parts, "The Drudge. win be seen at the Orpheum; look at the east Dorothy Kelly S. Rankin Drew, William Humphrey George Stewart and the child actor Robbie Connolly.
 Another 2-part comedy feature @When Grass County 9ry" is sure to please. Remember in addition to the regular show and without extra charge "The Nome Storm of Oct. i91S.. win be shown This is by spe- ciaI permission of Beverly B. DoObs of "Top of the World" fame.
 Sunday and Monday
 Hearst Selig, with late war pic lures, showing Belgian soldiers pre- pairing to meet the German attack at Waelhom, the charge Of 16O lancers, tho advance of infantry and French artillery, and late American events.
 Kate Price In Mrs. 3faloney's For tune'-it Hits her from comparative poverty to riches. She tries to keep up with her new position, but gladly goes back to her tub and old lors- really funny
 "Genneman or Tbief@ good Bio graph
 "The Message in the Rose" by the Edison Go, it is not necessary to so into detail about the above two as the name and producing company speak for them.
 Bubin presents the animated comedy "A Trip to tho Moon'-more than funny.
 sunday night at the orpebum is al- ways good -(sss)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
RUPERT MAN
 SENT BACK HOME

KETCHKAN. Feb lO.-The Immi- grafton Service has decided to deport Alfred Norman back to Prince Rupert Norman is the man picked up on Duke leland some time ago in Q starving condition. says the Ketchikan Miner. He was brought to town and m exam inaton revealed the fact that he was mentally unbalanced. Local doctors were of the opinion that probably his condition was due to the priyations he had undergone, and he would re' cover after a rest under the proper care. During the Intervening time he improved physically but not mentally so his deportation to British Colum- bia has been decided upon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
Ngw TRAlL sTAKED
TO ToLov4NA CAMP


 TO ToLoVANA CAMP
 -.,-
 FAIRBANKS. Jan. %. - After ten days spent in cutting and blazing a new trail through to the Toloyana dis. trict from Chatanika. N. G. Cox re- turned to the latter place last evening, much pleased with the outlook for a route which he claims will be shorter and much more convenient for freight- CTS. says the Times The ChataniS. ans who are Interested in the building of the new trail say that it will hago fewer steep hauls and will be better for use in the summer than any other route.
 On leaving chatanika, the trail leads up Caribou creek, thence over the head of Washington creek; and down another small creek. striking tbe Olnes trail at the point where Lanky's roadhouse is situated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13

who have gone out to seek gold aad have met with misfortpne No further details of the case are available, aA inc man. ms far as can loo aacertainoo.
 e not known here.- (Fairbanl1a Tlmes)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
NusNoKWIm 9RoaPgcToR
LOSES eorH Fger
-IlLlarol. AIagl.a. Jan. 29. l9l5.

g0itnrod. Alaska. Jan 2S, 1915. Erwin, Marshal Falrbanks.
 eG. A. Mcleod, pfospector had both ieCt frozen on Kuskokwim on Decem- ber 18th. Brought here and feet am. putated Helpless lndigent. Meri- lorlous ease Request authority to incur hospital expense Of $500 per day until conclusion Of treatment when ordinary subsistence until able to care for himself
 "CHARLEs' Tho above telegram received Sat urday at the Marehal'a oiiico from Deputy Marshal P c. Charles, tells the story Of another member of that great army of men, tho prospeelors,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
mereenay Publicity.

'pon't you know that you hayo tho wckedest city on oarthg
 rNo! exclaimed tho old reaiaens, s., How did you got that informatloa2s
 q read 1t in the papers"
 srhaes just preas.agent stun intend cd to make outof.town people think that thia is the place to spend money and whooD things up."-(Waahington star)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
.NaLANo EgARs caoLgaA

EPIDEMIC iN ARMY
 LONDON. Feb. 1s.-it IS only a mat ter of time. in the opinion Of physi- clans who have visited che battle front in France and Belgium, when cholera will make ils appearance among the armies in Western Europe and ier- haps in England. The men fighting in the east. notably Che Ausriaus, have already suffered nom the dis ease, which has been more or less cpl. demic throughout the campaign
 With the coming of the spring thaw In France and Belgium. the thousands os dead lying in the shallow graves will render vast field of operation highly Unsanitary. menacing the health of those whose powers of resistance have been broken down or weakened by the strain of trench -Farfare.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13
HELEy GARDNER.
Iu aA Daughter of Pan,' tRo leel ot ths Motion Picture Lovln1
 nnhff-

The management Of the Grand then tre has secured tho rights Of Alaska to run the genuine Helen Gardner iea. tures- everybody knows the high the- atrlcal talent of Miss Gardner the most beautiful actress in the United states Wherever she appears, both on the stage and in the movies, sno just carries the crowd, and you must see her tonight at the Grand in & part feature by the famous Warner feature company.
 A Daughter of Pan TT An ancient Greece story Q delightful photoplay that win stir you. You simply cannot wait for the next thing to happen. lt holds you in a pleasant anticipation Tho knd of Warner feature you always welcome, will take you back to the days of ancient Greece. Beautifully produced by the all.star cast. it is clever. stupendous and interesting.
 Animated Weekly - All interesting events. as President Wilson in Missis- sippi Fight for Lie in Midocean, Fla shons. and tho clever cartoons or Fly Mayer
 The show closes with "When Father Goes to Church, Q good Frontier Uni versai comedy. Como-seeing is be- heving-Enough said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-02-13

DIembers of the jury said from their view point tho government had failed to prove its charge and the benefit Of the doubt was given to the de- fendant