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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14
ELKS GO TO LAPORTE
Weather Interferes With Attend
ance at Interurban Meeting.

Cold weather cut down the at
tendance Of South Bend Elks at the
second interurban meeting, which
was held at Laporte Thursday night.
This was the second interurban meet
ing Of the season and was given
under the auspices Of Laporte lodge,
No. 3s6. The visiting Elks were
from South Bend. Goshen. Elkhart.
Michigan City and Gary. The enter
tainment took the form Of an indoor
circus
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14
PLAN GREATEST
CENTENNIAL HERE
Committee in Charge Deter
mines ST. Joseph County
PageantS to Set Pace.

ST. Joseph county must have the
best centennial celebration in the
state. This is the determination Of
the pageant committee which has In
charge the work OF putting on the
feature OF the celebration At a
meeting 81 the committee Thursday
night at the court house the PAGE Mt
plans. as outlined by +. j Barnes
pageant master, were cOncurred in.
Another meeting Of the committee
viii be held next Thursday noon at
the high school
It is proposed TO have four sep
arate pageants diving the centen-
NAL celebration. which probably viii
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14
To The Housewives
of South Bend

We solicit your patronage for RunkelS Cocoa adver-
Used in The News-Ti and beg to recommend it to
you as pure heahfu ood drink for every meal of the
lay.
c. H. Baird, 904 Portage Ave.
Bell & Longshore, sos N Gushing St,
c. E. Brady, I'LL S. Michigan St.
Brights Grocery, 643 Laporte Ave.
Brotherhood Grocery, go N. Main St.
Brodbeck Bros. Cofax Ave. and Main St.
NJ Budnick, SO3 S. Chaplin St.
c. w. Crofoot, 755 S. Michigan St.
East Side Bargain Store SIS E Lasalle Ave.
J. c. Fox, 627 E. jefferson Blvd.
Frepan, Burmester & Frepan, 81 Lincoln Way W.
d. Glasgow 1O15 Corby St.
l. Goebel, 1913 w. Colfax Ave
Jos. Grlnwald 1924 S. Michigan ST
Gross Bros, 1920 Catalpa Ave.
Gross & Gross, 435 Chaplin St.
J. N. Hively, 241 Duba Ave.
L. Hummer, 7O5 Lincoln Way E.
G. j. Johnson, 217 S. Chaplin ST
A j. Korpal, 325 S. Walnut St.
E. J. Mccartney, 7O2 E. Jefferson Elvd
H. Marciniak, 1901 W. Division St.
H. j. Martin, 412 N. Lafayette St.
F. W. Mueller, l36 Lincoln Way :
c. A. Muessel 113 N. n ain St.
Mrs J. T. Murphy, COZ Francis St.
NJ Newmark, 4l6 N. Eddy ST.
o. K. Cash Grocery, 325 s. Michigan St.
Fred Rostiser, 731 lincoln Way W.
L. H. Schuster, 1902 LeeT ST.
Geo. Sommerer, 534 E. Colfax Ave.
H. c. Stegman, 502 E. Wenger ST.
II. W. StTiebel sol E. Ohio ST.
South End Market, S17 S. Michigan St.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14
HURT WHILE C0ASTlNG
Edward Bergan Bruised When He
Collides With Auto.

Edward, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Bergan. 627 +. LAsalle av.,
was slightly injured Thursday even
ing while cOasting at Hill 81, when
he was unable 10 check the speed
OF his sled as an automobile passed.
4 few scratches and bruises were
sustained.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14
ASKS $3.50 DAMAGES
Alleges Train Hit Hcifcr-Faulty
Cattle Guards Blamed

William J.. Christian has .rDI-n.
damages against the Grand Irar.
and Western r u. CO. for $3.50
The action is based on the death
a heifer which the plaintiff chars
was killed by n train NesI
fences and cattle euarG7 are b'.r."
as the cause OF Che ou5ma 's
10y Christian.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14

Re held some time in June II is
hoped 20 have these peageants
staged inside the race course at
Springbrook park. where ample ac-
cOmmOdatiOn is afforded for the
seating Of the audiences. The pag-
eants will be put on at night and
will depict the history OF Indiana.
the history Of the St Joseph river
valley. a history OF the French in
America. and a pageant Of the ma
tiOns. NOtre Dame university and
St Mary's academy will be asked 20
stage the pageant Of the nations II
is expected that 2 500 people. repre-
senting every organization in the
county. viii take part as actors in
these exhibitions
Comm ttces Named.
The cor'uittee on history. COM
prisod Of Judge Timothy e Howard
Mrs Emma Harris. Rev. John Cav
augh and Mrs. J. NJ Studebaker.
VIII proceed at once TO prepare the
historical setting for the pageants
# heads Of the history depart
lents of the various schools of the
city viii cooperate with this COM
mittee The preparation OF the dra-
matte form Of the pageants viii be
in the hands of Mr.. and Mrs. W. X.
Lamport. Supt. L. J. MONTGOMERY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14

Pulmonary tuberculosis is beins
treated bv "a Danish physician with
air that has been subjected 20 the
action OF ultraviolet rays. which
seem to have a healing effect when
inhaled through the mouth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14

A rhinoceros rolls in the mud be-
cause little insects get between the
folds OF its skin and worry IL. II Il
gets its body covered with mud, they
are unable 10 reach the skin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14

COONLEY LAXATIVE COUGH
BAIlSANf-F'or Group. Colds. All
Throat ard Lung Diseases. Pleas
ant to take. Extra Good for Chill
dren. 10c. 25e. and soc bottles at
Coonley's. -Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14
sustained.

American marines hereafter will
be permitted TO carry canes when
ashore in uniform or out OF garrison,
the idea being 10 add smartness.
after the manner OF the sWagger
stick Of Tommy Atkins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14
GIVES TALK ON CIVICS
Prof. Leffer Addresses Lincoln Civic
Club Thursday.

Club Thursday.
Another OF his series OF talks on
civil government was given by Prof.
Shepherd Letter before the Lincoln
Civic club Thursday night. other
numbers on the program were a
piano solo bv Miss Carrie Weber. a
vocal solo by Earl Harlin, and COM
munity singing. Following the for
NAL program a wrestling bout was
staged by wrestlers from the Y. VI.
A
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14

LOTUS LINN ENT-For Rheum-
atism, Neuralgia. Soft and Hard
Corns: Relieves Pain and Soreness
Quickly; Cures in Most Cases. loo
sc. and soc Bottles at-CoOnley's.
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14

The indianapolis Star suggests
that Hanly may be trying to whittle
the progressive platform down to his
size.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-14

Edward C. Brewer OF Franklin has
anpounced that ne is a candidate
for treasurer of Johnson county on
the democratic ticket.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-23

The street commissioner. chief OF
police, chief 81 fire department, city
engineer, and clerk OF municipal
court, submitted their monthly reports
which were ordered filed.
An ordinance to amend section q
OF ordinance Bl fixing the salaries
and compensations OF city oficials.
was introduced by Alderman Hagna
and passed to second reading. on mo.
ton by Alderman Hagna, seconded
by Balsiger.
Alderman Ferguson submitted the
following report:
Mr.. Mayor: The committee on pub
lie buildings and grounds report that
they have had under consideration the
matter Of exchanging 1872 acres Or
dump ground formerly owned sby
Thomas McBath for an equal number
Of acres to be secured from Mrs.
Lynn Schoonover, and To Join the
present dump ground on the west.
We would recommend that our city
attorney draw papers deciding back TO
EThos. McBath the land originally
owned by him, and deciding to tie.
city from Mrs. Schoonover the same
number Of acres. Mr.. McBath paying
Mrs. Schoonover for her land and
costs of transfer SO that no expense
is caused the city In this connection
Will say that your chairman visited
the grounds and ii is his opinion that
the new land acquired by the city in
this exchange is more desirable for
dump purposes than that they are
releasing. 1t is high enough to be-
always free of surface water, while
the McBath land Is low and liable to-
be wet and muddy during certain
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-23

Deuel-Houses A. w. BartXls. Is
publican. Gary h. j Peterson. repub
|iicAn Brandt. Senate: ". B. white
more, republican, Esteiiine.
Dewey--House Il Parrott, Tim
Der Lake ~
Douglas-House: 4 b. Houlton. Is
publican. belmont. Senate: See Al
0ra.sES5ss sS 81 Is ~ L sSsss sss#
Ddmands-aouae: II. Rebrnd, q
publican, Ipswich. Senate: I. j. Mi
Imam, republican, Morristown.
Fall Riyer-House: W. a. Guilfoyl,
republican, Edgemont. Senate: pawn
Anderson, Edgemont,
Faplk-House: Wilson Brown, n
publican. Afhol. Senate; A. NJ. Moor,
republican, Eaulkton.
Gfant-House. o. II. Olson, repub
Ilican, summit; J. r. Birch, repubIi
can. Albee. Senate: G. s. Amsden
republican, Milbank.
Gregory-House: Frank Mace. r.
publican, B~onesteel; c. A. Burkhaft
republican. Dixon Neb. Senate: s. q
Sharp, democrat, Bonesteel.
Haakon-House: j. /. Howe. repub
lican, Cottonwood ]. q Rounds, e
publican, Interior; Henry Jeffries
democrat. sansarc. Senate: vim. d
Frost, democrat, TT. Pierre.
Hamlin--House: G. !. Ruben, repub
lican, Hayti. Senate: see deuel..
Hand-House:. B. r. MagnesA dem
Focrat, st. Lawrence. Senate: Gle,
Waters, republican, Miller.
Hanson-House, a. T. Thompson
republican, Fulton. Senate r. G
Peckham, republican,, Alexandria.
clearinghouse: Albert Sheriff.
democrat, Camp Crook. Senate; Sc
Perkins.
HughesEHouse: Lew w. Sandys
republican. Pierre. Senate G. Il
Jaynes, republican, Pierre.
Hutchinson-Hoase: ]. J. Vail, re
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-23
seasons of theEyAar. a3
Respeotfully submitted sassss5f

lHeNN
Motion by Alderman Cornweil. secss
onded by Ferguson, that the reporf
be accepted and Yc0mmendatI0nn@
adopted, Carried. sss
following bills WereSA3l0w0d ON
roll call. Aldermen HalaIger..
Cornwall. Ferguson. Hagnas LanEWlii
No nays Absent, Brown, Hantens
johnson.
[Dodd Mead Cos supplies
1865. ssss...-..:.ss.. 8.00es
LsT Gotchy,sslabor for library 3.O04
Selmser Fuel and Grain Go.
coa for library ss*s. 47.85
CONSUMERS Fuel and Ice co
coal for library 8
Ross 4 Sons, book cases and
labor for 7ds7kE
Lewis LaDous supplies and IA
Dor for library Observation-Disclosures. I1.265s
Public Opinion Pub. Co, OF
fetal printing..... 1895
VIII AsBeach, once supplies 23333s
Owsley Nero. COsGold Dust
and hour for paHte..Sss.s.sss1.1E
Selmser Fuel and Grain co,
grain for parry pheasants ... 9,55s
Lee Bros, repairs on garbage
ne 81. 2 50@
n & Wilkinson. lunches Tor
pTiSoners- s- .s...s...s.s.ssss... 4.35
John Keegan, postage and sup
plies l.35
4. DE higgins. special police 3.0Os
Keunel e Esser Co, supplies
10 -rengineering dept. 3.z0G
WateEtown Light and PoWer
Co.,street sighting for Oct 747yoT
L Mutchler, Oct. salary,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-23
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

WATERFOWL, S. D., Nov. Is. 1916.
City council met in adjourned reg
ular session, Mayor Alvord r.. Hop.
kins presiding. President at roll call.
Aldermen Ba1siger, Cornwell, Fergu-
son, Hagna, Langwill. Absent. Alder
men Brown, Hanten and johnson.
Minutes OF last meeting read and
approved.
Mr.. Will r. Lambert appeared be-
fore the council and presented al adj
Vertising envelope, done in colors on
the back, together with views of Lake
Kampeska and the city, and wished to
know how many the city could use
Eat $3.50 per thousand. The mayor
assured MI. Lambert that an order
would be placed for as many as could
be used by the different Offices to
good advantage.
The milk and cream ordinance
came up for discussion. DR.. Allen,
Miss Winters; Mrs. Bork and others
expressed themselves relative to the
importance of this ordinance. Alder
man Gornwell requested that this or
dinance be laid over until the next
meeting, for the purpose Of getting
data, and arranging amend
ments. Request granted.
Motion by Alderman BaIsiger, sec
onded by Ferguson, that the mayor
and city council close a contract with
the White Motor Co. for a motor
driven truck for the fire department
at a price of 100000 which motion
carried on roll call. Ayes, Aldermen
Balsiger, Cornwell, Ferguson, Hagna,
Langwiu. Five ayes no nays; absent,
Brown. Hanten. Johnson
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-23
Real Estate I~ransfer.
Rspertss 81 eodlnetos County y
stract Os.

Ella u, Berry 10 John p. Burt, Ia SO
feet of 3. 100 feet of Outlet /. Bers
rvs Addition; $40.
David W McNaughton 10 Claude
g, Petit, lot block 50, Second nv.
Addition; 1850:
Mary T. Lyon to william /. Ross.
lots 8 and 3. block Original Plat;
$l.
William i. Ross to Mary 4. Lyon, N
10 feet 81 W SIN feet of lot 1. block
a. North Watertown: 81.
Dakota Securities Co. to Matte m.
Albrook, lots Z and s, block I. Ways
North Side Addition; e1.
Minnie @. Way 10 Empire Lot Co.
blocks a as 30 80 Ss 81 IS 3s IS and
IS, Ways Addition to Florence; 81.
United States Of America to Will
liam LaFramboise, NWN s.1ISg5J2,
Reservation; Patent.
P. Montag to Gilbert O. Lovre,
VIZ 1S-11ss51; $4,000.
IASCA0 W ASOoA sM0pIl1Sc
lot 8, block As, Second Railway Addi
ton: $1,000.
H. j. Fahnestock to watertown
Land and Loan Co, NwA 24-117s52;
81.
j. ]. C1utton to Jonathan q. Clut
ton. lot 8, block IL, Original Plat; 81
Ella N. Berry to Maggie o,Hare, 3
25A feet Of lot d, block I Berry.
Addition; $40:
John Noodle to Sue a.. Maccosham
lot IA, block !. HopDer's Addition,
81.
Josie Behnke to j. h. Rohnke, lo
s and N. s feefTlo z, block 81. secont
Railway Addition; 81.
Albert Ehrke to Herman Ehrke
sEAsWA and sksEA ~s6-116553; 81
J. Raber to Malcolm U. Medin, lot
F1 and 2 and SANEA 4-1IS-61; $1.
Kate Kelley to Charles P. Gormly
lot I, Hilden's sub. Of block ~, Sec
ond Railway Addition; 81.
Catherine Shields John III. RAIDER
schadt. lots 1926, Rice Bros. sub. 8
block ], Burchard's Additions 5000.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-23
Members Of The SoutA
Dakota Legislature

Aurora-House: John 3. Trip, re-
publicen, White Lake. Senate: u. r,
Wanner, republican, armour.
Beadle-House: a. B. Blake, repub
lican, Huron; G. W. Best, republican,
Huron; Con r. Huntley, democrat
Nuron. Senate: W. w. Howes demo
orat, Huron.
Bennett-Hotise: See Mellette and
asipp. Senate: VIM. McClintock,
democrat, Hamh.
Bon Homme-House: c g. Tor,
renee, republican, Tabor; j. NJ. Nc
'Cullom, democrat, Springfield. Sen,
ate: J. H. stephens, republican, Spring
field.
Brookings-House. Geo. r. Ken
aard, republican, Bookings; Al. B. Dal
throp, republican, volga; Neis Rfshoi
republican. White. Senate. N. b
Carlisle, republican Bookings.
Brown1House: O. A. Swanson, re
publican. Aberdeen; Hlmer Cole, re.
publican, SClaremont; James Daulton
republican, Aberdeen; "A. Ander.
son, republican, Frederick. Senate
Isaac Lincoln, republican. aberdeen
Jay Reeves, republican, Groton.
BruleIHopse; b. B. Hubbard. re
publican, Kimball. Senate. See Buf
falo and sJerauld.
Bunaio-House: ]. B. I1fgerson re-
Publican Gam Valley. Senate: HI
r. Will republican, Wessingpn
Springs.
Butte-House: w I'D. Buchhofz.
republican, Newell. Senate: See Law
renee.
Campbell-House: G. e. sTitland, re
publican. Mound City. Senate: Scr
Mcpherson.
Charles Mi1-House. Henry u. Han
son, democrat. Platte. ID. N. Wood.
democrat, Ravinia; Jno. StedronsiKy
democrat, Wagner. Senate: w. sF,
Brooks, democrat, Lake Andes.
ClarkLaiouse: E. w. Anderson, re.
publican Willow Lakes; WIN. Bar.
clay, republican, Garden City. Sen
ate: George Lindland, republican,
Naples.
ClayIFuuse: John Freiberg, repub.
lican Vermillion. Senate. Carl Guni-
erson, republican, Vermfl1ion,
Codington-House. J. c. NcFar-
land, republican, Watertowns Hans
Mathiesen, republican, Waterfowl; j.
sc. Stein, republican, WATERFOWL. Sen
sate: J. c. southwick, republican, Wa
ffertown.
cCorson-House: j. r. Schirey, re
publican, Mclaughlin. Senate See
iEdmunds.
cC-uster-House. Nv. az Neyin. re-
publican, Custer. Senate: See Eall
River.
Davison-House: Arthur Miller, re
publican. mitchell; F. c. Hoffman, re-
publican, mitchell. Senate: Chas.
Boresen, republican, Mitchell.
playhouse: u. P. Byron, repubfi-
car, Bristol; August Knebel, repubfi-
can, Lilly; "A. g. Roberts, republican,
Pierpont. Senate: i. G. Mclean. re
publican, Webster.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-23

hnx .aIs.f 81 nx..-T
esss ~ os.s.
publican emery. p q K-1ainsaaar
republican. freeman s.nata. mo
y. peckham ren,,h,tcar 5. $ st.n
Hyde-Honse Cor s. s,aa,a -
publican. Highmore sanata. See
Hand.
3ackson-saa Ha.t.n to~ hr,.a ~
SENATE
Jerauld-Hop.a. 3 s. n-,annano.n
democrat. wess,nptnp rnrsnss ca,
ate: See, Rnrala
observation-disclosures i 3 q,
strong ~rennhlicar A-r,,nvt.n pstar
schnltx anrh,,can Tra,nas oaasta.
1880. .,S.sS -. Snas9
Preston
Lake-Hnnsa. I I nannh
lican Wer.rrrth. i $3.50 .ssas
Iican Ramnna $500 - ~
dahl. ren,,blican asad;san :
rawranra--Mar.s. = .I.-
nnh,;can Y..a. 4 = 80 AA.r,s
can. I eaa. a. ! aI,.aas ss...sr.s1
Deadwood: D. R sTbomnaon ran,,n,s'
ran sra.rrsh $500 aaAn1
rennh,ican Taaa. S r~..-sDN1r,.
can. Rel,a Eo,,rsh.
Lr.csr-Hrrsas
nnhlican7 H,,5san -
nubl;can Harr,.hnra
Kubna r@an,;nraaa G.s 81.
umar-unu.. z
lican. vivian. Hanrv Monra.h 80
lican. pacoma san.aas 80 q.
Johnson .ran,ih1ic 3d.
Ncfsook-Ha,sa. S ! 80
publican. Mnntrosa. 4 =
democraf sa1sn &c.
son 49,
Mathematician.
beier ran,,b1s.an 49, Nus 81 Z
Jno. Rnscow ~-ran,,b,;can nau.ssa
Observation-Disclosures. 49, -
lean. Britfon sapata. ~ 7 -
republican. Kjdda
Meade-House. Il - 1,asan 49,.
|.crat. yiewfield. 8 q 4 ss~s
crat. Whitewood san.ta. 4 Iys,s
democrat. st1,reis
MelIette-Housa 3 3 ra,1Ssran,n,
1ican. white river san.ta. 90 -.
nett and Trim
M;nar-t4msa. p..a.
publican. Oldham sana+a. s.
Dowdell. Artesian
Minnehaha-Honsa u,,n
publican. Sioux Fails. VIM pa-s,arj
republican. sIonx nails. 30 psraahi
republican. Garretson. 4 n nratfs
republican. Brandon. q q croth =.
nThlican H,nbalat sa..
Berg, republican Baltic. ! d paar.
son, republican, Ellis.
Moody-House. Lewis Rarson So
publican. Flandreau senate ohert
Daley. democrat Flandraan !
Observation-Disclosures .Jno Hamm
republican. Gannta zach Ho,n,es
republican, Rapid city. Senate. VIZ
Haafke, republican, Rapid city.
Perkins-House: IA. N. Hoffman, re.
upiican biApy' s. ~ Scott, repubs
9i.oan Whl.ney. senate g g. Glen
usl. spupi1can' BuHalo
-. p~atterson, re-
pup,,can Senate: See
Roberts-House. carstan Eggen
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-23
Does Anger Correct?

Not so long ago we passed a small
garden in which stood sunny haired
baby plucking from rose the bright
red petals and watching them float IKE
fairy boats to the green grass at ner
feet. Then came a storm and trag-
edy. A dark being sprang from no
where with a terrible shadow upon
his face and harsh words upon his
lips The being shook the baby rough
" by the arm. The baby was smiling
like an angel. There was anger IN
that clutch at the rose child's arm, and
there was blow in the words that ac-
companied the grasp. Then the creature
went away, and we rubbed our eyes in
wonder because it was dressed like a
woman.-Los Angeles Times.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-23

|, which may be necessary, conys,,.,.
vantageous TO do or perform Win
carrying on or enlarging the scors NH
tentions OF the corporation ua
ARTICLE III
The authorized capital Of this 49,.
shall be fifty thousand dollars, dirasS p W,
thousand shares Of the par value !, y, mN
lars each.
The capital stock shall be maid I,
property, labor or services, or Nv sIa.s
any, at just valuation 10 he a. ~
incorporators or by the directors A,
called for such purposes Propertv ~
services, may be also paid for win y.
stock at a Just valuation Of surh ~
labor or services, to be fixed nv ,bs s'l
OF the corporation at meeting called NJ i
purpose.
The capital stock Of this corno,,y,,
at any time hereafter be ipcra,ssS !.
creased as provided by the laws q M !
OF Florida.
ARTICLE "
The period of corporate existence ,b,r
ninety-five years.
ARTICLE
The business OF the corporation 4, 4,
conducted by a Board Of moi less ,b,, n
/ or more than five directors nreoId,r,
vice president, a business manager y
tary, and a treasurer.
The following persons shall constIht,
! Board Of Directors, to-wlt: 0. c Har1,
| X. Erickson and ]. c. Williams: and M
GERS shall be-
'President-O. C. Harris;
Vice President and Secretary-A K
| son;
Treasurer. C. Williams;
Business Manager. DeKoyen:
| pending or until the regular annual ss
Of directors and officers BY the stockhdd
which said regular annual election shall
} held on the third Monday in each and
F., year
ARTICLE VI
The highest amount of indebtedness
bility which this corporation can at any
subject itself to, shall be FIVE hundred ]
ARTICLES VII
! The names and addresses Of subscriber
the number Of shares subscribed, Is Is
lows:
o, C. Harris, Lakeland, Florida -ii5 81
A. X. Erickson, Lakeland. Florida -lV ~
]. C. Williams, Lakeland. Florida----le y
R. DeKoven .-------------.--------,le
| WITNESS the hands and seals Of be
spectike Incorporating subscribers this
day OF May, A. D. 1915
o.. c. HARRIS Seal
A. X ERICKSON Ss
]. c. WILLIAMS tSGl
STATE OF FLORIDA,
| COUNTY OF POLK, IS:
Personally appeared before me- d.
signed authority, o. c. Harris, A
son, ]. C. Williams, and r. DeKOyen,
well and personally known, who being
duly sworn, acknowledged that they signN
foregoing Articles Of Incorporation for ne
and purposes therein set forth
In Witness Whereof, | have hereuno =
hand and affixed my official seal this
day Of May, A. D. 1916
(Seal) nj,
| E. w. THOMSON. Notary Pvn
My commission expires February )
R. DeKOyEN lSeall
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-05-23
Tohauo and tobacco.

1t is now generally agreed that the
word tobacco is derived from TOBACCO"
which was an Indian pipe. The tobago
was Y shaped and usually consisted of
a hollow, forked reed. theAwo prongs
Of which were fitted into the nostrils,
the smoke being drawn from tobacco
placed in the end of the stem. The Is
land Of Tobago, contrary to the belief
of many, did not furnish the name for
tobacco, but, on the other hand, 1t was
given that name by Columbus. owing
to its resemblance in shape to the In
dian pipe.-Philadelphia Press.