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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-13

The name q the eorpoEstio1 IS ne CO,
poraron q Florida, and lis principal p.Aes 2
business shall Be IN ne t0Sn Of Winter HaleA'
and Is shall have Offices in such oEher Plaess
As the business Of the ccrpor2iioa snal.
require, to be determined b. act q ne Boar
u Directors and thereafter appropriately HAae
a record
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-13

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-13
HELP WANTED

Telegram sIdu. Phone $50
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-13

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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-06-13
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION or ira
c0RPORATtOA or FLORIDA

The undersigned and their associates hereby
assoeizte themselves toEeIher as ho1y ess-
porate under and in virtue q the laws q lns
state Of Florida governing general oofpsfs
tons. and do adopt the following articles q y
csarporation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
FOLLY

Four high .Iass specially acts ana
eight reels of excellent photoplays com
prsr N, big bu at the Folly for the first
half of th, week The vaudeville pro-
gpm marks r higher standard of er-
,cu,upr aud ls headed by cutler, Spencer
and Gully three moritor,uus singing
comedian Their singing occupies q
nrr, portion n Oh. time allotted FOR their
ar, but their comedy work from the
audience b. particularly mughablc. Ih'
,br., other apts arc ALSO good and include
.Thr Dancing Bugs. Major Wright ana
the Nuu,s lInll and Worth, eccentric
dancers loo many clever chnracterlz-
ations; Mahonry and Auburn, sparkling
team OF comedians who introduce jug
Cling novelty. and stanley and nee
,,bo sing a number ot delightful south
,rn melodies and present ludicrous
rortr,yn ~ tho o0d-time 'darky
rr,nrher Tho yivacious Broadway com
,d,rnn, and musical comedy star. Lulu
CHASER. makes her initial screen appear
aurc today ln a nvc-act comedy drama
Loves Pugramagc 20 America ne"
broadway Universal feature. t"geth'i
wtb The nfth episode Of Graft, ana
rIro Madison In two-rcel Rex drama
"Hyr Defiance"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
LYRIC

The Tun Chine Troupe now appearing
.t th, Itrir In their unique gymnasuc
and Juggling feature have litter Of pro-
p-,m. and date cards which they have
saved These rcmem1ranres reveal IN.
contracts they we're granted
ina Sew York. Paris, Berlin. Versailles
London. sidney. and hundreds Of oth'i
cities Nm this country and abroad TheV
HAY, also preserved "a number Of press
clipulngs which note IN praise"ofthy
terms the receptions accorded them In
,,rioug theaters There are six in the
troupe. each a specialist In some aero
batic or Juggling act Some OF them per-
form amazing fcats NJ hair strength. Tho
slide for NE from the balcony is alone
a worth while sight-a genuine thriller
outsldc its novelty Lyric patrons are
also according much favor to the splen-
did nrt Of Frank Wiling and Polly JoT-
dan who present Sons Of the Day In
fascinating manner Hurry sullivan.
former Jockey NJ renoWn and amateur
boxer. appears with the clever assistance
of Ruth Meyers. In racing sketch ~
Mr. Srlivan's own conception. SiN reels
OF pictures. all first run. add 10 the pro-
gram. The Lyric. II Is reported. Is play
iur TO capacity audiences
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
COTTON.



NEW ORLEANS. Jan 10 Cotton nd-
yanced 4 to points around tine opening
cau ON this market today IN sympathy
win the rise In Liverpool Reports OF
large sales for Russian account and the
larger ginning returns than expected
brought about selling movement which
put prices 4 tn o points undrf last week
close half an hour after the opening
The market remained narrow through
out the morning s,Non and ut noon
stood tt net rise NJ ! To- nont
New York Cotton.
NEW YORK. Jan 10. The cotton
market opened at an advance OF 10 10
points today In response To frmer cables
within March selling nl l26jc. May at
y Ssc and july ut 1908 ON th" call
The census report showing lO6i3,1N3
bales glnned 10 January /. was couNd-
cred In line Wit hprcvnlninE crop ideas
and consequently created no fresh sen
umcnt Liverpool was o moderate buyer.
hut otherwise there seemed tn be- com
pautiNoN little demand around the ring
uud priyr. turned easier shortly after
the cali with March sulliuu off tu a. 50.
MAY tn Il 11c and July tu ~ Niu under
scattering liquidation and some selling
While Liverpool was moderate buyer
oi near months, houses with English con.
nectiuSs sold later deliveries rather frccls
curing the first hour and the reaction
extended to l2.55c Tor March and l25ic
for May. or about five to seven points
under Saturdays closing Southern spot
houses yerc moderate buyers ot March
on this decline and prices stendied later
ON covering with trading very Quict AT
rallies Of three or four points from the
loves around midday
Liverpool Cotton.
LIVERPOOL. Jan 10 COTTON SPOT
rrm: good mlddlng S62d; middlng
ged: low mlddllng 7Sod Sales. looOl
bales: o.. 900 Tor speculation and export
Receipts. 1900 bales; futures, barrel,
steady. january February. SOoId. Fch
ruary- March. 79Shd; March April TqGd
/ April May 79lNd; M0y-June. 7STd
| June July. 7Sld; July August. 775d
August September, 7b1hd. September
/ October. 2sd; October November. z 3od
/ November, December 723d; December
/ January. I17d January February. 7l2d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
GOVERNMENT AGREES TO
BUY MANILA RAILROAD

MANILA. T. l.. Jam no. Governor
General Harrison has recommended that
the Legislature raury an agreement Tor
the purchase of the Mnnl2 railroad
capitalized at 5000 ouo pesos With immc-
dtatc payment Of iONo.oOo peSOs, now
available in the rusular TREASURY and the
balance In eighteen mouths Tho govern
ment also has financed the construction
or the road to the extent ot GNuu.uou
pesos The war has prevented the Eng
llsh COMPANY IN charge Of the construc-
tion from obtaining funds for complct-
Ink the work and the governor general
SAYS that government ownership is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

GOOD building site. northwest at a bar
gain for cash lngllsh. 3o1 Hmplrp
Hlde
WE SELL. exchange farms, city prop
priy and huslncFs propositions ot MI
kinds. list your propositions with us for
quick FDlo. have prospective buyers
daily Sales RcIy Co 225 Baltimore
Bldg
MNNTED-For an Investment residence
property north, northwest or northeast
anywhcrr from 81 500 OU tu s. 10000; give
location, description Ot grounds, improve
box 3jG
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10

ployrI Iu the home of "A bishop There
no, ruia rest and love, the tide Of her
re b. turned and she becomes a happy
sN,,th,r and bride rather than con
uuung upon q career NJ crime The role
b. very strong and Miss Bunting has
scared tremendously In II IN other cities
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
DIDN'T BELIEVE WE
HAD A "whLL" STREET

SAY" came complaining fee
mule voice over the telephone
Monday morning 10 Polio" Ser
geent Tommy Brandon. n big
bulldog out here just tried TO bite
me. II ! hadn't got inside just
!. when did ia be bit right now
We'll" responded the symp7-
thctlc sergeant. "a miss Is as
good os a mile"
Whrreupon the lady became
/, provoked aud demanded that the
. dog De Killed llr WIS "a men
4. ace IN the community. she de-
. clared. ns %, had come within AN
. u,r of Mtug another lady q few
4. days before
4. Have some of the men-folks
. knock him in the head. sus-
: gcstod tho sergeant
/. "Oh. dear me. there aren't any
{. men. folks around here ot ml
q gieclcd the voice Cant you
+. send a policeman out7"
4. When the sergeant told her that
/, she would have 10 come down TO
d. the station and sign a complaint
against the owner Of the lady
hitting canine. she inquired the
e. way 10 the station After being
told that the police house was nn
imposing thrcc-stury brick situc.
Z. ture ON Wall street, she snapped
, over the wire.
d.. "Tu Run the beast myself rath-
cr than hr made n foot of
uyc lived here ten years and
this ls the first time I ever heard
of a Wall street ln Oklahoma
. CITY It's pity o. lady like me
emit tplb to "a police officer
without being insultyd And
., up went the receiver
g
80. ".............s.".st
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
OBJECT MArRlmoNY.

80. you don't believe In advertising
,h7" scorufuly remarked the up-'"-ua'e
business man.
"No don't" insisted hls gd-eyed
y,Igbbor ~ got rny wife that way"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10

HAVE YOU t2OoO OO to invest for one
year and be- iully occurred; your profits
should be ST. 10000 or more, give refer
cuCes or no attention paid. J-li2, care
Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
cIrY REAL esTATE FoR sALe.


ROOM strictly modern bungalow, north
west. 81 800 $500 cash Noods"n. .0-
Culhyrtsou Wal 62N
FIVE ROOM modern cottage Two corner
lots. aUSlgU feet In2U East tlu, We'll
hult and Iu good condition, good 'l'eii"
fixtures. modern Throughout Irl'F
{s.gsU. $500 cash, good terms ON balance
H. r. Cummings, IO' to,.orh walnut
sos
A BARGAIN Leaving the city. my home
" nine rooms basement tull lots
2.room house In rear; rents for So; good
vclI. plenty uf shade, one block oi two
ear lines. d minutes walk Of Main St,
nj 2gG r. hth ST.
ny OWNER % room modern bungalow,
1924 East Nlnh. good condition. cheap
with terms Phone Wal Gffl-R
LEAVING TOWN.linyc rooms nice
furniture for sale Come tu 2lU5 West
Twentieth Cnn Walnut ~
A WE'LL arranged five ruumci modern
cottage two full lots, 1900 block Lin.
/ wood Blvd $500 For particulars cal
| Walnut $3.50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
FURNISHED HOUSES AND APART.
MENTS FOR RENT
MeAtiOn Investors

WSShrVe most attractive business
proposition: absolutely useful and mori-
terious will sell for cash or trade for
good property, call; will show you; only
few DAYS here. 22i Baltimore building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
SITUATIONS WANTED, FEMALE.
RAIESMEN WANTED.

LARGE manufacturer with no comp,'I
tou can use couple more real halrT-
mon to make real money calling ON
farmers. See II e, Loren. lOllH
Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

ALL THE Furniture u five-room
house, by pcice Or as h whole; parties
leaving city Call at 10 Noble,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
Weather Conditions.

Two storms of marked Intensity ap-
near on this mornings chart One IA
central over Lake Superior and Il giving
moderately warm weather and general
precipitation In the lake region. OHIO
valley and North Atlantic states the
other be- central over southern Idaho and
is causing moderate temperature. ana
general precipitation west ot the Rocky
maintains 4 high pressure area, attend
ed hy decidedly cold weather. lay be
tween these two storms and overspreads
the western Canadian provinces ana
northern plains states and Is moving
.nuthcastward over the Mississippi basln
Temperatures range between zero ana
80 degrees below In Minnesota, the pa
k0tas. wyoming. Montana and the west.
crn Canadian provinces. Unsettled and
generally cloudy weather tonight and
Tucsday with much colder tonight, ~
Indicated for Oklahoma iCy and VI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
AGENTS WANTED.
rO FIRST CLASS

agcnts men or women. to hnndl" .gili
edge legitimate proposition; no d,aI
ones need amply, come quickly. 2-'
Baltimore building
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
CATTLE AND STOCK.

IS HEAD mares and horses, sell cheap
Cutler & Harrcll, lOj w Noble or W.
406i
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10

FIVE pure bred Duroc jersey brood
sows. bred; few Young CUTS ana
also good team, one young mare Ad-
dress 1915 East Twenty third w 1851
PoR SALE--Lady's driving mare Miss
Warden Walnut bi2
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR RENT.

ROOM and board IN private home, 81 per
week. Llnwood and Western. LnWood
and Las Vegas car, close In. NJ, l2'"
WANTED - TO rent. nice bedroom TO
young man: breakfast and O'CLOCK
dinner; private home. references tN-
changed w. Gl3 1928 W 9th
ROOM AND BOARD Tor two 40 "
Sth lp private home. w 29'e.
ny an advanced student to give chlIo.
prnctic adjustinRs In exchange Tor
room and board can " 2oi7
NICELY furnished rooms: strictly mod
srn: single or en suite, good meals.
club OF gentlemen. Wal 1915.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
MALE HELP WANTED,

TEN men tO demonstrate ana nul,"
permanent business no eNpele.S"
U,ired; We teach YOU how; pays f35 n'r
week and upi takes $50 cash io hanul',
no graft, booze and cignrct hcndS u"h
nDplv can 1905 linWuOd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-01-10
FARM ANo ACRE TRACTS.

tRhM NSU ASnS y ,I1.s.s(>1SS.o>o n.SS ~
oklahoma
ron RENT-IGo acres 10 miles south
tu uf rty. lp acre. Hog Cr'"h valley ,
nrp, 'rrh.,d f. .l 2lh Am,i-
can Euuk Bldg. Wal 2G.
California.
CALIFORNIN Sacramento valley, lm.
proved alfalfa and fruit forms for sale
T. Is Waite, Shawnee. Okla.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
THE HAWA IIAN GAZETTE
RDx MrHRS EDITOR FRIDAY MORNING ADVERTISERS SnSHKY
THE ADVERTISERS sEMI.WEEKLY
FRIDAY MORNING.
APRIL "A, 1916.

to fine graduated sugar, the basis OF price for
refined sugars and the staple OF that commodity
as sold for consumption. y ri 49, - :; 81
Price will take its usual part in controlling
the equalization of supply and demand should
sugar continue to rise. Ten cents pound Is
freely predicted especially in the western part OF
this country. where wholesalers have been expect
ing that increase for some weeks y sugar goes
Ito lOc its excessive cost to the consumer will
result in greater economy in it's use. In the sugar
market district here this natural equalization was
the subject Of discussion as principal check on
a continued rise in price.
That sugar is likely to go higher was gen
eraI impression near the foot of Wall street where
are collected the Offices OF the great rehneries,
the brokers and the experts of all kinds in the
sugar trade"
"The war is the cause of the prices. England
in 1915 consumed 100000 tons of sugar. The
campaign for reduction OF consumption of luxurlcs
there is expected to reduce that amount to 500
600 tons this year. England has bought 100000
tons OF raw sugar in Cuba and about 100000 tons
of refined sugar here. Experts calculate that Eng
land will want 10000 tons more, which must
come out OF the current crop OF Cuba calculated
at 100000 tons. She will supply her allies.
"Ciermanv and Austria supplied the greater part
| of the sugar consumed in England, Switzerland
and other European countries before the war
qhey do not supply any of it now, and that means
withdrawal from the worlds supply, outside OF
| the ,reutonic countries, of more than million
tons a year
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
e11-Cert SUGAR.!

NESTERDAY the quotations for graduated
sugar jumped to Sis hundred and the
price for Hawaiian established at a small
fraction under six cents pound 1867 to be exact,
with the intimation that under heavy buying there
would be a still further advance. This is due
to the simple reason that there is a demand for
more sugar than is in sight
The steadily rising market has been foreca>ed
by the ones IN possession of the facts OF the sugar
situation. The New York Herald on March p
talked about ten-cent sugar. On that date the
Herald said
ITO what price sugar may rise no one would
make guess yesterday in the sugar district. The
world situation affecting that food staple is unpre
cedented. In general terms the world outside
of Germany, Austria and their allies, wants 1000
900 tons of sugar. The sugar insight amounts
to only about 100000 tons. The sugar crop OF
Cuba is the largest in its history. Planting OF
cane was stimulated by the high prices and the
weather has made this favorable growing season
With all these conditions the total Cuban crop
cannot exceed 100000 tons.
"In ordinary conditions crop OF that size in
Cuba would mean refined sugar at 3Hc pound
Wholesale in this country. The price of sugar yes
terday at wholesale was 7c pound. This refers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
QUARREL OVER WOMAN
ELIMINATES IN MURDER

Dispatches from Waikiki, Maui, re-
ceived here yesterday told of the fatal
outcome of a quarrel over a woman be
tween two Filipinos, at the Filipino
camp, three miles from WaikaPu, last
Sunday. The slayer, who has surren,
dered himself and will be tried for muir,
der in the first degree, is Narcisco Toy
olo, and his victim was Alfonso Oar.
lang. Both of them were laborers for
the Waikiki Sugar Company. The wo-
man in the case, Mrs. Maria r. lBagoa,
was also shot by Toyolo, but the bullet
was DETECTED by a rib, and inflicted but
n flesh wounds
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
BOARD OF RETAIL
!. TRADES FAILS TO
ELECT OFFICERS
Committee Is Appointed To No.
inmate Chairman and Vice
Chairman For Body
DoLLAR-DAY SCHEME FOR
HONOLULU IS APPROVED
Work For Lower Rates From Big
Eastern Cities Being Pushed
Forward

There was just a quorum present at
the meeting of the board Of retail
trades in the chamber of commerce
rooms yesterday, and the election Of
officers was postponed until the next
meeting A committee, consisting of
Julius Uuger, Merle NJ. johnson and
Benjiman Sammoms was appointed to
nominate candidates for chairman and
vice chairman. e
In the absence Of 8. s. Paxson, Il. A.
Berndt was appointed temporary chair
man, and the business of the meeting
except the election, was carried on. A
report from the committee which has
been investigating the scheme of a
"dollar day for Honolulu, reported
that in its opinion the proposition is a
good one and should be boosted, but
that this is not the time. 1t was sug-
gested that September or October would
be the best time. The report was dis
cussed and adopted and the committee
was requested to file supplementary
report later on the matter. H.
Ed TOwse Of the vigilance committee,
reported that he had done considerable
work on the matter of getting through
rates on freight in less than carload lots
from the Atlantic seaboard and Chicago
by rail and steamer, and had taken the
matter up with the interstate commits
sion. He was still in correspondence
| with it.
He has come to the conclusion, he
| said, that the "ittle man. would be
the one to be benefited by the proposed
change in rates, as the importers now
had all that is coming to them In the
matter Of tariffs. The work Of this com
mittee will be carried on to a definite
conclusion.
The matter of the bankruptcy repea
hill now before congress, was discussed
but no action taken. 1t was shown by
Towse that the great business houses
of the mainland are endeavOring Il
have the bankruptcy law repealed.
Figures quoted showed that the los
through bankruptcy proceedings in thu
country totaled about half a billion
year of which but about seven per CEN
Is recoverable. This loss should not be
TnstaAcessof bankruptcy proceedings il
this Territory where men went through
the courts for debts aggregatmg bu
5000 on salaries of 1928 month wer'
mentioned. The loss to the merchants
was direct. 1t was also stated that thu
loss through bankruptcy in this Terri
tory especially, is not near 80 great a
the loss to the storeReepers from tn
bad debts written off each year. NJ
action was taken on this matter.
The Stevens bill regulating resal
prices, was discussed by those presen
to familiarize themselves with its pro
visions as it will be taken up at tn
regular meeting of the chamber mex
week. No action further than a gen
eral discussion was had.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
SUPREME COURT DENIES
MOTION FOR COSTS IN CASE

"An unsuccessful claimant to GER
tain fund of trust estate is not emit
tied to costs and expenses, including at
torneys' fees. out of the corpus of the
trust estate" says the supreme court
in decision handed down yesterday
in the case of II. NJ. Won Holt, trustee
of the estate of Godfrey Rhodes, de-
ceased, against Ada Tree Bhodes will.
hanson and Ellen Tree Williamson, a
minor. 1.-THE motion of counsel for
Ellen Tree Williamson, the said in.
FAINT" concludes the decision, "fOr the
allowance of attorneys fees out Of the
trust estate, is denied"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
FOREIGNERS SEEKING
AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP

Declarations of intention to become
naturalized citizens of the United Sta
ties were filed yesterday in the Office of
George r. Clark, clerk of the United
States district court, as follows:
Hugh Howard Kennedy, bOokkeePer,
residing AZ the CORTLAND Hotel, this
city. born in Riversdale, New South
Wales, Australia, on June q, 1873.
Vincent Madec, sailor with the Mat
son Navigation Company 5 steamer
Wilhelmina, native of flanagan,
France, born on January %, 1874.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
WORK ON LElLEHUA
ROAD is PROGRESSING

City Engineer Collins spent most Of
yesterday at Wahiawa, where the new
roal connecting with the Leilehua road
is being built. He hopes that the work
win be through in couple of months
and then there will be a lne road from
the city to Wahiawa bridge.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
SERVES THE WHOLE FAMILY

The fame of Chamberlain 3 Cough
Remedy is world wide. 1t is good for
the deep seated cough Of the adult or
the Group and whOoping cough of the
children. The same bottle serves the
whole family. For sale by all dealers,
Benson Smith e Co. agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHES

LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE re-
moves the cause. Used the world over
to cure a cold in one day. The sigma
ture Of E. W. GROVE is on each box.
Manufactured by the PARIS MEDI-'
CINE CO., St. Louis. u. S. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1916-04-14
QUEEN STREET REoPENED

The work of repairing Queen street
is now completed. 1t was done under
the personal supervision of City En-
gineer G. NJ. Collins and he is incline
to believe that with little care ii should
thing very unusual happens to it.