The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-04

cents, which the railroads can't get
high priced box of fruit costing nc
more to transport than one of in
ferior grade.
A large part of the afternoon pro
gram will be given to a discussion
of the control of citrus pests and
diseases.
The evening program lays emphasis
on Identification, and will be one OF
the mos interesting to the general
public. The officers of the Society
have extended a cordial invitation
to everyone to attend any or all of
the sessions of the convention.
Orlando Here Strong.
Orlando is said TO have enc of the
strongest representations here. and
is making a determined effort to
secure the next convention Orlan.
DO delegation is led by w. II. Brokaw
a director in the Orianco chamber
Of commerce, from which body he
brings an invitation to the conven-
ton. He is backed by the rest OF
the Orlando visitors, and states he
is expecting others of his tOwnspeo
pie to put in an appearance later.
Free Distribution.
The Florida Grower is out in a
nifty horticultural Meeting Nmber''
and copies are being distributed free
in the Auditorium lobby. Here also
are found boxes of Southland Grape,
fruit Candy. made az the local fac
tory and given free to the visitors.
Many of the horticulturalists have
visited the factory and express their
interest in the project and their be.
lief in its prosperous future The
Southland factory has asked the
Telegram to extend its cordial invita-
tiCn to all to see the factory which
is locaed on East Rose street and
Lake avenue
Fine Exhibits.
Several interesting exhibitions are
being held in connection with the
convention. On the lot adjoining
the fremont Hotel. near the Auditori-
UNI, is a display of machinery. spray
ers. engines and the like and a COM
bination of tractor and sprayer that
is very attractive.
At the Ellls Hotel the mems parlor
is given up to a display of potteo
plants and cut flowers and the most
disinterested observer cannot fail to
be charmed by the array of palms.
fernsl foliage plants and blossoms
we'll known and rare specimens hav-
ing place in the collection.
Citrus fruits are shown at the HO-
tel Thelma, where variety OF
oranges. grapefruit, tangerines are at
tractively arranged.
Nearby is the showing of pests and
diseases arranged by the State
Plant Board. ScaIet, warms, bugs.
butterflies, moths and other little
creatures the display embracing both
the harmful varieties and those which
do the grower q good turn by feeding
on the harmful varieties
Convention Register
Those registering up to noon today
are as follows:
F. H. Adams, Sutherland; Thomas
Alexander. Senner; W. ]. Alexander
Sehner; r. c. Allen. Auburndale; II.
d. Allison. Homestead; Henry G. ALL
sopp, Sebring; Frank X. Anderson,
TAMPA; Philip Anderson, Arcadia;
Alfred Andrews, Lutz; Henry Amer,
Georgianna; T. J. Appleyard. Lake
land; II. c. Arts, Winter Haven; j.
G. Anterior. Howey; Ed l.. Ayres,
Gainesville; E. r. Bailey, Sanibel; A.
c. Baker. ST. Louis. Mo; Geo. H.
Baker. Arcadia: Tom Banks. Jr.
Frostproof; E. w. Barber, Crooked
Lake; w. r. Barger, Washington, d.
c.; r. p. Burton. Esmeralda; C. A.
Bass. Gainesville: VI. NJ. Bass, Fit
Myers; DR.. E. W. Berger. Gainesville;
Fl. II. Boyer. Gainesville; H. D. Bill
lings. Lowell; c. T. Bishop, Lakeland;
II. L. Borland, Ocala; e. C. Bostick,
Lakeland; Clarence G. Bouis, Balti-
more. Md; ]. ]. Bowman, Orlando;
c. G. Boyce, Tampa; II. j. Boyd,
Claremont, Lake Co.; X. E. Bragdon,
Cocoa; James A. Brodie, Haines City;
A. C. Brown, Gainesville; G. E.
Brown, Lucerne Park; C. NJ. Brown,
Elfers: r. c. Brown, Lakeland; A.
Van Bugbee. Tampa; r. P. Burton,
Jr.. Esmeralda; f. S. Byron, Crooked
Lake; NJ. G. Campbell. Templeton;
T. D. Carleton, Arcadia; Carson Bros,
Frostproof; F. j. Chapman, Orlando;
w. W. Chase. Lakeland Geo. E.
Childers, Lakeland; r. E. Clarkson,
Ocala; A. f. Cline. Altamont Springs;
NJ. D. Coward, Eagle Lake; F. l..
Cody, Crooked Lake; NJ. B. Cole,
Winter Haven; Oskar Conner, Lake
land; H. L. Collins, Lakeland; John
Collins, Oneco; Dr. E. E. Conant,
Barlow; B. Connell. Jacksonville;
H. c. Conner. Barlow; F. j. Converse,
Frostproof; G. e. Google, Lakeland;
H. f. Cornell, Winter Haven; A. A.
Coult, Jacksonville; S. E. Creswell,
Lake Alfred; F. L. Craft, Lakeland;
DR.. J. f. Crump, Winter Haven; A. H.
Currier, Sutherland; John Curtis,
Lake Wales; J. A. Curtis, Lake Wales;
L. T. Dade. Fort Pierce; Mrs. L. T.
Dade, Fort Pierce; R. II. F. Dade, Or
lando; B. f. Daniels, Winter Haven;
Leon A. Daniels, Winter Haven; w.
S. Davenport, Winter Haven; Chas.
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