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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04
NOTICE nE MAsTER,s SALE

Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO the
final decree entered in that certain cause late
~ pending in the Circuit Court of Polk Coun-
ty, Florida, on the chancery side Of said
court. wherein the American Agricultural
Chemical Company. .; corporation. was com
planant and G. NJ. Boland and Edith ID. Boz
land +. ,. Carter and Clara L. Carter We're
defendants, i. the undersigned Special Master.
will ON the End day of May, A. d. 1921. witll-
In the lagal hours Of sale. offer for sale and
sell for cash to the highest bidder, al the
south door Of the court house in Barlow. Polk
County. Florida, the following real estate in
Polk County, Florida, to-wif: Northeast
Quarter Of Northeast Quarter of Section Four
teen u4l. Township Twenty nine (29l South
Range Twenty-seven (27) East
East Half af Southwest Quarter Nor beast
Quarter of Northwest Quarter of Southwest
Quarter, South Half of Southwest Quarter Of
Northwest Quarter, and Southeast Quarter of
Ncrhwest Quarter OF Section Twenty four
t2D, Township Twenfy- nine (29) South, Range
Twenty-fOur GA East.
Southeast Quarter of Southeast Quarter Of
SOuthwess Quarter. Southwest Quarter of
Southeast Quarter South Half of Lot one "a.
North Half Of Lot -Four az. in Section Thir-
teen Q3l, Township Twenty-nine t29) South
Range Twenty-fOur t24) East, saving and ex
cepting the following; Beginning at The
Northeast corner of the South Half Of Lot One
tD and run thence West ten and fifty-thrce
hundredihs tl0j3l chains; thence South Mug
and fifty hundredths $500 chains; thence
East 10 the margin Of Lake Hancock: thence
direc ion to place of beginning. Also saving
and excepting that tract described as follows
Beginning at a point seven and scventy-e ght
hundredhs t17Sl. chains East of the South
west corner Of Lot One ~. and run thence
Nor II ten and fifty hurd.edths C0.j0) chains
thence East eleven Ull chains. more or les.
% The margin Of Lake Hancock; thence II,
a S;0utherly direction along the margin of
said lake ten and fifty hundredhs tlO.j0l
chains TO the Southern boundary line of said
Lot One tD thence West plDrg said Sou hern
boundary line ten and tn clty eight II n
dred,hs U0.2S) chains more o. less to point
Of beginning Also saving and excepting that
ract desc. ibed follows Beg inning at Il
point seven an: seventv-eieht hundred hS
| Il 1Sl chains east OF the Northwest corner II
Lot -Four (4) and run thence South zen (0)
chains; thence East seven and seventy hreo
hundredths (7.73) chains, more or less. 10 til
margin Of Lake Hancock; hence in Il Nor h :
erly direction along the margin of sad LAKE
ten (l0) chains. more or less, TO the Northern
boundary line Of said Lot Four az theme
West along the said North boundary line ten
| U0l chains and twentyi.hs (2S) links "a
puln' Of beginning: ali off the foregoing cx-
ceptons being from the lands herenbefore de
Crbed in said Section Thirteen Q3) Town
| ship and Range aforesaid
Said property to he sold to satisfy said Final
Decree. = TH0S w. BRYANT.
Special Master.
ADr At Nav 9
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04
EXCITING SPORT ON
FISHING TRIP DOWN
ON OLD TAMPA BAY

We say up north that one drink
calls for another" We have found
cut that in Lakeland one Fishing
trip calls for another. Hence, C. S.
Cox, Frank Fullilove. George NJ.
Berry, King Lufsey and "Hiker"
showed up "a Capt. Warmers dock,
Tampa, in search of more mackerel
trout and crabs. Ore of the fisher
men, whose name is actually the
same as that which gives the kick in
home brew" was 'leetle' late. The
ex-candidate for president on the
Democratic ticket for president said
that he couldn'. find one of his shoes.
Hiker allowed as how he might be
hen pecked as he himself was. Any
wa, We reached the lock on time. How
The speed kind does it on'y the angels
know. The three men in the rear
seat were bouncing around pretty
lively. but watched the speedomete,.
and | swear that a. never at any time
showed over five miles per hour.
The captain (the one with the la
dies Smile) soon had us at thte mack.
erel grounds. Five baited hooks shot
out into the rolling water. The smi!.
ing captain used some mild language
and said 'Hiker go to it, hang Kns
Lufseys hide on the fence, make
him give up the belt Maekerel and
trout and once in great while a crab
came on deck.
The smiling captain was more than
busy. He had to resort to stronger
language. Berry was leading strong
F'ullilove was crowding Cox and
Eiker was after the King teeth and
toenais. We were bringing in fish.
Then dinner for six, first and last
call, yelled the captain.
That dinner! Well, I haven't the
language to express our feelings. I
am waiting for you, Mr.. Editor, to try
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04
HENNEY WANTED
IN JACKSONVILLE

Texas Ilenney, who was arrested in
Lakeland about a week ago and
turned over TO the county officers,
was on Sunday turned over to Con
stable Lum Arnold og Jacksonville at
the request of Governor Hardee. 1t
has been stated that Jacksonville has
a longer list of serious charges
against the young men than has
Grand Rapids, Mich, where he is al
SO wanted, and Governor Hardee de-
cided that he should be tried there
before being turned over to the Of
ficers from Michigan. Black Jack
Smith has been released, it appearing
that, although a pal or Henney. he
was not concerned in the charges
against the latter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04
MASrEn,S SALE

N0lce is hereby gwen that under aud by
virtue of final decree heretofore cate ed IL
that certain cause lately pendi"g in the cir
cult court Of Polk County,, Florida. on the
feiteway was complainant and W. Fiskc John
son was defendant will. on Monday. the End
day Of Nav, 1921. and within the legal hours
Of sale. offer for sale and sell for cash to The
highest ana best bidder. ut the south dor Of
The court house in Barlow. Florida the follow
ing personal property. tO-wit
One Hanson Touring Car model No. NV {.
engine No. WAG02. and being The automobile
sold by Fl. G. Peieway to said defendant
Said property to he sold to satisfy said final
decree. TH0S. w. BRYANT.
Special Master.
Anr 4 IL May
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04

Apr. 4 1t May .
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04
HANDS OVER HIS POST OFFICE BOX NUMBER
AND SAYS TELL EN- TO WRITE TO me-"
When Man Has Really Been Benefited and Knows He Has Been Bene
Gtted-Wth 40 Pounds of Increased Weight Prove Why
Shouldn't He be Grateful? This Man Is.

ago and since that time | have been
taking it off and on for year and
have gained 40 pounds in weight
know chat Garren's Tonic fixed me up
and J cant say too much for it,
This statement puts the proposition
directly up to YOU. If you are suf-
ferin@ from Indigestion, dyspepsia,
stomach trouble, nervousness, bill
iOuSness, lack of sufficient blood
supply and the kindred ailments com
ing from poorly digested food, then
its up to you to try Garfens lonIc.
Garren's Tonic contains Just the
right amount Of natures own remedy
to aid the digestion to a point of per
lection in it's work. In this one fea-
ture rests the great and mysterious
secret responsible for the wonderful
success OF Garren's Tonic as blood
purifier and aid to health.
"Garren's Tonic is sold in Lake
land by Henley's Drug Sore; in Lake
Wales by Lake Wales Pha1mac and
IL Barlow by Corner Drug Store"
rineson forfeited SO for resisting an
officer. Ralph Epson was fined So for
speeding. Ottie Lake and Randolph
Grant Colored, were fined $25 each
for dirorderly conduct. The cases
against Alba Rushing fer violating the
traffic ordinance, and Eddie Williams
ro.ored, of Lakeland. and r. f. Grace
Of Tampa for reckless driving in con
nection with the recent collision be
tween q Buick car and Tampa de
livery truck, We've continued.
In the absence OF Judge Carver
through part of the session, court was
presided over by Mayor Thompson
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04
OPENS LAW OFFICE

j. Kelsey Blantons who on Jan. LIST
completed his term of officesas county
judge, is opening his office in Room
l, First National Bank building, and
will conduct a general law, practice.
Mr.. Blanton was formerly one of the
most popular and successful members
of the Lakeland bar and his return
Will he pleasing to his many friends
and former clients.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04
one of these fshfries. Yen have tic
proper language.

one Of these fishfres Yen have tic
proper language.
After the fry the LATHE was renew
ed. The King caught stingeree and
the captain yelled din't hit dilier
with. that or | will use my paddle
Then enc man landed cat square
into Hiker's face The captain did
then use some very strong language
and said: In pte Of blows, with
cat and stingerees Hiker is now up
Then EIiker hooked big mackefel
held on. the boat was rocking to beat
the band the fisherman was st"ndinG
on the stern of the boat, pitching al!
kinds of ways, enc big wave sent hin.
backward into CoXs arms. IIiker
was down and out, or rather in but.
he landed his fish. Did Iliker wiz
the contest? Katie said he did and
Katie said he didA [. However. Luf-
sey is still wearing the crown and it
is my Eelief that no man will ever
Gep0se him.
AS TO the catch: Mackerel 2l. trout
3G, crabs s. cat 6, stingeree /
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04

May in order To be sure aud he eligible to
vac in the ensuing primary. All who have
not paid pail tax are urged t. do so
The matter of payment Of polls by women
a'ec-Jrs is in conflict and special bill has
teen prepared by the Attorney General to ba
introduced in the legislature as soon as il con
Venes.
Registration books at the City Hall in
'hargt of Mr.. Swatts
Respectfully submitted.
FRANK II THOMPSON
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04

To all Residents of the City of Lakeland
|; will be necessary for all persons who in
tend TO vote in the ensuing city primary to
register unless they have previously re"is,eccd
on the city bool s. A large number of the wo-
men voters are registered on the state and
county hooks buc have not registered On thu
city books 1t is urged that all persons eliC;
bic to vote register during the month
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-04-04

Mr.. J. H. Rollins Of IIendersonvile,
n. c., handed us his post office box
number 37S and says Tell EN- to
write to me if they want 10 know
anything about Garren's Tonic.
Mr.. Rollins rs Il very popular man
in his county and holds the personal
esteem, confidence and admiration Of
all who know him therefore any
statement that he might make can be
counted on as authentic and reliable.
1t is for this reason that We are prol d
Of the statement that lie has made r..
garding the good that he personal. y
derived from taking Garrens Tonic.
His statements are as follows:
ut is with pleasure and without
hesitancy that ! recommend CAREERS
Blood Purifier and Tonic as the ve.y
hest medicine that / have ever us.d
for constipation and Indigestion |
have taken two bottles and have been
benefited more from them than from
all the medicine have taken in two
years. That was moro than year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-25
ELK BOXING SHOW
POSTPONED A WEEK
WHEN CURRY SLIPS
KazoO's Strawberry Blonde
Injuries Leg and Will Not
Be Ready.

The initial Elks boxing show has
been postponed until a week from
tonight, Nov. 1, due to the inability
of Red Curry TO mend an injured
leg. Red was training vigorously 70
get in condition for his meeting with
Brady, the Chicago lightweight. and
was reported in the best physical
shape since he first donned the
gloves. He slipped while doing a bit
CT sparring yesterday and was un-
able TO rise. On examination il was
found that his leg ligaments had
been badly sprained and that II
would take almost a week 10 bring
down the swelling.
The proceeds Of the Elks bouts
will be used to help poor kiddies
celebrate Christmas. The clubmen
figure that there will be plenty of
need for charity about the time
Santa Claus starts on his annual
trip and mean to be prepared.
Ed Smith, Chicago American sport
writer and well-known referee, has
donated his services as referee for
the bouts and will be on hand early
10 start the big time moving.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-25
MILLIONAIRES WIN
OVER DAY-DODGERS
Bumps and Bruises Feature
Typical Interhall Game
at Cartier.

Johnny Whalen's plaJ ing was the
one bright feature of a one-sided
interhall football game between
Walsh and the Day Dodgers which
the Millionaires won TO. The score
does not represent the strength Of
the two teams however, for the bail
was in the Day mems territory all
during the first three quarters of
the game. The last quarter was
played in the dark. and the Off
campus players almost showed over
a touchdown before the whistle
blew.
The Walsh score came soon after
the game had begun. Whalens SEN
sational line plunging. aided by the
completion Of two passes brought
the ball within striking distance OF
the Day Dodgers goal. Whalen
made the touchdown after a pretty
run around the end. Buntman was
playing well for the off campus
team, but he had little co-opera-
ton.
The game was utterly devoid OF
excitement after the first quarter.
Walshs offense was much too
strong for her opponents and time
after time they carried the ball with
in the 20 yard line only 10 lose it
through some unlucky Occurance.
Late in the game Whalen was carried
off the field with several OF his ribs
cracked. Frank Doriet of the Day
Dodgers suffered a bad bruise on the
knee cap, and may be out OF the
game for the rest of the season.
SPORTS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-25
FRATERNITIES TO
HAVE COMMITTEES
AT FIRST MEETING
Lions, University and Indiana
Club Considering Placing
Quintet in Field.

IL plans now beinE arranged. ma
ture. South Bend viii enjoy some
first class basketball during the COM
ing season. An eight club league.
planned by The NeWs-Times. repre-
sentng prominent local clubs. win
get under way In a few weeks.
Physical director Cooper OF the
Y.MC.A. win meet the representa-
tives OF the various clubs desiring
10 enter the league. on Friday night.
oct. % at the Y.MC.A. The rep
resentatives are TO report ar 7.3o and
already the American Legion. Y.AT.
ca, Eagles. Elks and Knights OF
Columbus have made arrangements
20 be represented.
The Lions club, University club
and the Indiana club have been IN
yited 70 join the league. but the ath-
letic committees Ca these organiza-
tons have not as yet made their
final decision. Any club or orEani-
zation in South Bend il eligible 20
place a team IN the league and those
desiring 20 do 80 should have rep
resentadve at the meeting on Erie
day night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-25

done al the skillet singing, but this
year we had a Canadian cook.
Speaker caught his first musky
three years ago. He found the
sport so enhancing that every year
since, as soon as he can shake the
cares of baseball off his shoulders
he has headed for the Canadian
lakes.
The world series was on while we
were casting our lures, but the only
time Spoke mentioned baseball dur
Ing the whole trip was in the eve
ming when someone in town would
call US up to give Us the score Of
that days game. And about the
only interest Iris would take in the
game then, was to ask who had
pitched. Spoke's wise. When the
baseball season is done, Spoke
shakes it off his shoulders until
springtime worries arrive. That's
what keeps him fresh.
Speaker again this year was guest
of honor at the annual pow-wOw
of the Hiawatha Indians. who last
year elected him chief of the tribe,
as a mark of their regard for his
out-Of-door activities. He's an eX-
pert hunter and trap-shOOter as well
as a fisherman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-25
INTERCLASS GAMES
STOPPED BY COACH
Burnham Throws Away Seized
ule Because of Lack of
Interest in League.

Because the four classes showed
a decided lack of interest in inter-
class athletics and failed to organ
lie football teams for the league
which was started two weeks ago,
Caoch Elmer Burnham Of the local
high school has called off all the
scheduled meetings and class games
and viii refuse mOnOgrams to the
various disorganized teams.
1t is thought that the biggest rea-
son for the slump in class activities
is due to the superiority of the SEN
iOr football eleven which was COM
posed of varsity ineligibles. The
last year men trampled over the
freshmen in the first half Of the mi
tial interclass game so bad that it
was called off when half over be-
cause Of the lopsidedness of the
score. The Senior-JuniOr game end
ed the same way.
Earl (Cookie) Edwards was elect
ed captain of the Junior team but
had TO refuse it on account of his
playing with the varsity. This put
another crimp in the Junior football
hopes and is probably another rea-
son why interest siumped.
Capt. Smith and his swarthy Sc
nior eleven viii be forced TO look
elsewhere for games. Some OF the
mem bers want TO keep in condition
and Will scrimmage the varsity once
or twice a week and in addition viii
probably play some other fotball
teams in the city.
Monograms viii be awarded 70
those participating in Inter-Class
basketball and track.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-25
TIGERS DEFEAT Is
YET TALK OF EAST
Football Experts Believe
Princeton Stars Could Not
Have Saved Game.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.

NEW YORK, oct. 24.-Chicago' 5
defeat Of Princeton in the most i'm
portant intersectional game of the
season is still the talk of the east.
While there is some tendency to
alibi the Tigers because of the alb
sence of Lourie and Garrit,, the
western eleven is generally given
credit for a convincing victory.
The smooth running. all-arounJ
play of Coach Stages eleven made
such an impression on the critics
that it is thought Princeton could
not have won with 100 percent
strength.
The impressive showing made by
Yale against the Army has New
Haven hoping that the old days Of
glory for the blue are back. Har-
ward Outplayed by Penn State had
some characteristic Crimson luck"
in escaping defeat.
Washington and Jefferson, Dart
mouth. Lafayette and Yale have
won five games and lost none, in the
east Harvard has won four and
tied one and Cornell. Penn and
Georgetown have won four games.
Cornell Piles Scores.
Cornell. so far, has produced the
best scoring machine in the east, Gil
Dobie's eleven having scored PSI
points against seven for its oppo-
nents in four games. Fordham has
made 1913 points and Penn State ISL.
Although he did not play Satur-
day, Capt. Jim Robertson of Dart
mouth. is the leading individual
scorer. He has accounted for so
points, including s touchdowns, g
goals from touchdown and one field
goal zimmerman. Syracuse. has
scored % points and Kenyon of
Georgetown and Ramsey of Cornell,
have 81 each.
Championship OF the Western
conference appears 10 be between
Ohio State. Wisconsin, Chicago and
Iowa Ohio States defeat OF Mich
igan was the outstanding feature of
last weeks play. The Columbus
eleven, even after trounching Min
nesota was not expected TO give
Michigan a reverse.
Iowa has an easy schedule and has
better chance for a clean slate
while Chicago. Wisconsin and Ohio
State all have hard games with each
other
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-25
BURNHAM MUST GET
NEW PIVOTMAN FOR
HAMMOND CONFLICT
Johnny Nykos Expected to
Fill Place Left Vacant by
Strickler's Injury.

Monday fotban practice for the
High school squad was called of
due to few minor injuries the var
sity men received in the fracas last
Saturday. Preparation for the game
with Hammond next Saturday az
Hammond will be started again IN
earnest this afternoon on Leeper
gridiron. A few minor mistakes
which Coach Burnham detected last
Saturday Will be ironed out.
One thing in particular confronts
the coach in this weeks pracS ice
and that is the necessity OF getting
Johnny Nykos in shape to assume
the quarterback position on the ele-
ven. Stricken. regular quarterback
received a badly dislocated elbow
as the result Of the jefferson game
and will not be able to play Satur-
day and perhaps the remaining part
of the football season. Capt. "Cllie"
Edwards is the best bet for the job
but is too valuable at halfback TO
be changed. Johnny Nykos played
very creditable game Saturday for
the short time he replaced Strick-
ltAt JUL uuc " ldIE VI tAytIltutt ~
far from the pivot man Stricken has
turned out TO be after his three
years of High school experience. At
any rate one can depend on NykOs
10 go into the game. play his hard
est, and do the best that he can.
10 Salbo, stellar fulI0ack, de luxe.
had the cast removed from his
shoulder a few days ago and his
arm is in fine shape again. He wants
TO play again but a hush was put
on such talk when It was announc-
ed that he would not be allowed to
perform at lis old position again
this season for fear that another
injury which would keep him from
playing basketball. Sabo is doped
TO step into the shoes left vacant
by Mike NylIos. former star center.
10 makes good at anything he I'M
dertakes, IS a wonderful addition to
any team and should excel in bas-
ketball in the same manner as he
has in other sports in the past.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-25
Tx N EN-.
. BY TEX KELLY

Johnny Wilson must have fired
his press agent. We haven't heard
a word about the middleweight
fake" IN over a week.
hi--hO-hum
Doctor Crumpacker says he
thinks Lands will walk Babe
Ruth.
hi-hO-hum
George NJ. Cohen Is going to buy
the Reds. He would have gotten
much more fun out OF the Ath-
letics
hi-ho-hum
TRACK go!
The track man squatted on the
line
The starter yelled Get set"
His pistol somehow wouldn't
The coo-coo's sittin' there yet.
hi-ho-hum
Bout time somebody announced
himself as a candidate to coach the
I. c. s. team.
hi--hO-hum
Buffalo played baseball all
season long and hardly got a
line Of publicity. Along came
Babe Ruth and Buffalo jumped
TO fame in a single game.
hl-ho-hum
They say Buff is blufing when
asking for a fight with Pal Moore.
hi-ho-hum
Lolita WING -!
'T'l blow the football up" he
said,
And with a manly cough
He put the tube up to his lips
And blew his fool head off.
hi-ho-hum
Wild game is plentiful judging
from Saturdays football scores and
the ever-increasing injured list.
hi-hO--hum
The bird that told the story
about Harvard sending the cheer
leader in to put e football suit
on for the game last half-holi-
day Is the same guy that thinks
the capital of the United States
was named after Volstead.
hi-ho-hum
It's all right to stop fighters from
Gripping their opponents for life
but it might be we'll to try some
means to end this Gripping Of the
game by bogus" promoters.
hi-hO-hum
NICE BOY ~!
He used to hold a pennant
AS he cheered TO beat the
band;
And then he cheered the other
team
A lily's in his hand
hi-hO-hufn
England might have turned on
some great fighters but she has haC
an awful famine there in that re
spect during the last ten years. The!
even claim Joe Beckett used TO be Z
fighter.