Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, May 17, 1912, Page 4

. FAGE FOUR . B. HUFFAKER, THE LEADING 'ne [vening Ielegram e g Mg i iR CANDIDATE FOR PROSECUTING MORE COPS THAN OFFENDERS.; ATTORNEY. Published every afternoon from the R | Kentucky Buiiding, Lakeland, Fla Col. Flonruoy said in his speeches | St S L T S S {tor congress that he would ma tachelors work on the hard roads years old, and there ¢ Entered in the postoflice at L | - fand, Flovida, as mail matter of the | niter they are Lave bee arious and sundry rem- ——————l¢dies offered to make the bachelor- | TON, EDITOR.|take unto themselves better halves = "-j‘mu still the ranks of the bachelors’ i ¢Jub is not growing thin, 1"he Journal begs to offer a remedy gecond class, M F. H A. J. HCLWORTHY Business and Circulation Manager. [ i! some enterprising law-maker wil! Lave the plan enacted into law. It is merely to make all bachelors be- tween the ages of 25 and 60 serve ‘\m policemen or in the military com- Do not allow it to be op- SUBSCRIPT One year .... Six moenths ..., Three months Delivered anywhere within the limits of the City of Lakelaud for 10 cents a week, i panies t:onal with them, but make it com- arvice like Germany mak ary for every man to se leither in the navy or army. pulsor it nex - ST i The general n is that impre Huffaker will win out for prosecut- A , : ing attorney on May 28, and he will, in this campaign against the bache- ) From the same office is issued THE LAKELAND NEWS a weekly newspaper giving a Te- Pensacola might take the initiative ~ ltoo, if his friends go to the polls and | lors and let the world know how it sume of local matters, crop condi- tious, county affairs, etc. Sent anywhere for $1.00 per year. works. Put the bachelors on the 11‘-»| ice pree or make them leave the 11 dity. Certainly the women wil] approve ! This paper rezrets that Prof. T 'I'iv. ] and it the bachelors wiily McBeath was compelied by il health rot marry and have fawmilies and be to decline the editorship of Mulber- e S TR oW ave been 2 4 | We would ha let’'s make policemen out of them Ty's new paper, glad to have welcomed him into the ranks of journalism, where we know his ability would have caused him to Pensacola Jonr: ; .. |THE SPARROW COMES shine. At the same time, Mulberry INTO HIS OWN. is to be congratulated on having for the editor of is paper the accom- plished Col. E. T\ Byington. The first issue of the Herald is expected this week. Even the English sparrow is com- ing into his own. Western armers have discovered that the bird is an arch enemy of the alfalta weevil and that a flock of the ‘*‘terrible nui- sances” can rid a field of the de- structive insects in short order. r, the alfalfa weevil took sion of great fields of the rich s and it looked as i nothing Materia] evidences that there is i barrel somewhere in this presidential campaign continue to come to the garface. The weekly papers are car- rying two-column advertisements in | pos behalf of the Underwood candidates & for delegates to the Baltimore con- vention, Just mentioning this, but not in a captious spirit. The weekly Hinally given up the attempts to suve ! papers need the money and we are their crops, when Mr. Sparrow e glad folks are managing thig presi- [rived on the scene and with the aid | dential campaign who don’t mind |of | turning loose the mazuma, Lis cousins and his aunts, gobbled up | the pest and syved the day. Metropolizs, Last ye: The armers were in despair and Imvli his brothers and his sisters and Miami D. Lambright to the 1 He's a candidate, von know, and will have secomd primary Let's vend K Baltimore convention this time, THE COMPLETE HUSBAND. to run it over in the | s : We know of no cne better qaalitied | (P2 Geoo Piteh in Book on Smiles ) At The represen- | dittics of a to act as one of the e at bemocratic | come home on time for meals, to pay gathering and after 1Bd the Lo exterminate burglars at Bunch over and picks ont a candidate | D2t o go to parties and remain we'll be satisfied to accept hig ju,g;;vf Pappily avound nutil called tor, to for hook up dresses beneath his breath, te eat the tough end of the heefsteak at dinner, to o bk to the hoasw I:'Ilvr handkerchiots husband are 1o looks hiils, ment and hooray that man re- gardless of past predilections or prej- udices, and gloves, to In days not very long gone, t‘l:nuh-l:ullnirn- the latest misdemeanors in denounced the Times-Union as bei illinery, to make the toyear's afow vears | w, tol and, theretore, unworthy of the sup- Pie s collar in the luandey hag, o port of the people, overceat do owned soul and body by the railroad Since he became Pea I’lhv way to do this thing is for Huf- could prevent their total destruction. | Bpecial attentiou given to Surgeiy N . S | work and vote for him. The only| thing he has to dread is over-confi- dence on the part of his supporters. faker's 1.026 suppor polls on May 28 and t: 500 more Huffaker oters hit the bull's eye. 5 to £o to the | » with them | T hat will| (=38 = < - X - 3K - 3 <7 =« I < = = K = I = 3 = ilhe l’rofessions: -] QRPDOEDLOOVDOLOCNYO DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH. SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Scientifically Prescribed ‘Phone: Office 141, Residence 22. Bryant Bldg, Lakeland, Fla. e |y DR. W. 8. IRVIN ¢ DENTIST Established in July, 1900 @ Rooms 14 and 15 Kentucky Bullding ’ Phones: Office 180; Residence 84 | Dr. Sarah E. Wheeler |- OSTEOPATH PHYSICIA ! Rooms S, 6 and 17, Bryant building | Lakeland, Fla. J DR R R SULLIVAN, |» —PHYSICIAN— | :b' | and Gynecology C. M. TRAMMELL, Attorney-at-Law. Offices, Bryant Building Lakeland, Fla. —_— ROGERS & BLANTON Lawyers. Bryant Block, 'Phone 31¢ at the carlicst possible ninute Lakeland, Fia. 2 e o e T ) fHE EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND, FLA., MAY 17, 1912 fi—_——_'__—_—’_——%———_—-——__— 3O DIOTODOE 0: SR e X e 42O et a candidate, however, hie liag been @ fetter wreitten i auswer to on re- | contributing Tiberally to the support coived List year, trd to enjoy con g " g of that paper, paying it one dolla : ersation served hot or cold at all TUCKER & TUCKER, & ¢ ineh for space in which (o boost his | hours | —Lawyers— 33 candidacy, Woll, there is no telling | e | Raymonde Bldg, 1% :S: What amin Wil dootozet anoflice | CHILD'S BRAIN FAILED | Lakeland, Fiotida 1::-‘ b4 that pays seven tionsand five hun- | TO SAVE PATIENT'S LIFE. | ¢ e dred do oM Punta Gorda s s Eiesey ;.;' il L0 W e nienibored: Tal el R. B. HUFFAKER, 3 RS Javeche, 0 Al aronUaipated iy —Attorney-at-Law-— & Pid fliee, stewe firemnie all oulis42e et of s tolcrtion WRLEE GG Siaiint Tl Reow. 1i k er printing otlices, has veceived no- i been performed onan Ohio man | & tice from the wholesalers that the | at Baltimore in which the surgeon };—"* s - S; prices on all grades of paper for | replaced his brain with 1hat of an JNO. S, EDWARDS a printing have gone skyward, Printers ' ineant \recent dispateh brings the ! o general thing heretofore have | Dews of the patient s death. Phe di conducted their business in the most | pateh says unbusginess-like way, They charged {0 “ATter M Buekner's arvival in the same price for a picce of work | Baltimore, Dr. Cushing found 1hat year in and year out, notwithstand- | the only means of saving the pa ing that they were compelled to pay tient’s lite would be the procuring o) perhaps 25 per cent inerease on the | Puman zray matter, paper stock used in the work the with which it ary to B the dried cavity this was very diflicult the sUrgeoi WHs nece Print having | As a general awakening, however, and - was forced 1o await his opportunity ers all over country are the large offices particularly are in- Inothe meanwhile he advised stalling cost systems, which will give | Buckner 1o take a trip south, w them an idea of what work cosis | lie did, scmething that has been guesswork | He o returned to the hospital in entirely with the printer average employing | March, and it was then that Dr [ Cushing evolved the novel method of eperating. Dro Cushing drilled a tiny DON'T YOU DARE GO KICKIN' OUR DAWG AROUN'' ‘ating the cavity by means of the N ra nd inserted gray matter from W. B Povel retary of the Tam- the brain of an infant which had pa Board of Trade, ig a host when §ust expired. Mr. Bu kner remained it comes to boosting our swatting its knockers up in Rochester, N Y contly in some untrue stories of Flor | Would recover State and utconscious for a wek after the op- * fellow | eration, but atter that he began to ida, and after roasting him to a turn, | Last week, however, a tumor de- Powell thus admonishes Floridians: | veloped in Stand up for Florida with itg 4,942 11 miles of railroad, 1,803,000 acres ¢ another region of the ain, and its proportions were such {48 to cause the sufferer to sink rap- land under cultivation, bringing the | idly. Mr. Buckner was too weak to grower $50,000,00¢ a yvear; 117 | undergo another operation and yes- 000 value in farm lands; shipping a ter death resalted twenty-four billion feet of lumber in 1910; with | hours after he had contracted pneu- assessed valuation of real estate;monia in addition to his other ail- $198.000,000; estimated total wealth | ments $600,000.000; the greatest increase in population of any State east of the OR A HOLE IN A POCKET Mississippi, and whose bank d-*[\osits| —_— : in 1911 were 824,180,049, P ! is the little foxes that destroy Stand up for Florida, the Statethe vines in the home life. We l‘a\- with the climate, the health, the pro- | known men who would lay \i;-“-r gress and prosperity—and if any | their lives for their wives a;ld chil- half-baked nonentity starts to kick-|dren, who wo: in’ our hound arounm’, the solar plexus. uld almost have fits of swat him inlupoplu,v over a button off a shirt or a mislaid paper.—Exch. {hole in Mr. Buckner's skull, after lo-| - indulged re- improve and it was thought that ho | 4 2) Attorney-at-Law. Oflice in Munn Buildiug LAKELAND, FLORIDA, | | | & : O 3 & ? Q : (<3 Ld g @ 8 2 ¢ Q D % e | J. B. Streater C. F. Kenned) STREATER & KENNEDY | Contractors and Builders, Estimates Cheerfully Furnished Let ug talk with you about your building large or small Telephone 169, or 104 Blue. —GEORGE T. HOLDER— i Master of Dancing, | =] |ORANGE HALL. Private Lessous, < THONE 330-RED QIVOVQ OV : ' G. D. & H. D. MENDENHALL | Civil Engineers and Architects | Rooms 2 215 Drane Bld:. 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