Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, August 7, 1912, Page 2

PAGE TWO. THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAK RELAND, FLA., AUG. 7, 1912. gessansevecanas. o e eruons |GEPTANGE SPEECH - Gr GOVEANOR WALSON}...* -Ille I’rofessions- flflbfiflflfiflfifldbfiflfl DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH. SPECIALIST Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Glasses Sclentmcdly Prescribed ‘Phone: Office 141, Residence 22. Bryant Bldg. Lakeland, Fla. o| Newspapers Magazines Stationery Post Cards Cigars DR. W. 8. IRVIN VENTIST Established in July, 1900 Rooms 14 and 15 Kentucky Bailding Phones: Office 180; Residence 84 chasing elsewhere. Your DR. N. L. BRYAN, DENTIST. Rooms § and 9, Deen & Bryant Build- ing. Phone. 339. ce Phone 300 Red. ARELAND, FLA. DR W.R GROOVER patronage appreciated. Miss Ruby Daniel News Stand Lobby of Edisonia Theater. "RGEON, 'ky Bldg. DR R R SULLIVAN, —PHYSICIAN— Bpecial attentiou given to Surgery and Gynecology W. Fiske Johnson REAL ESTATE Loars Negotiated R. B. HUFFAKER, —Attorney-at-Law— Roor 7 Stuart Bldg. Bartow, Fla. C. M. TRAMMELL, Attorney-at-Law. Offices, Bryant Building Lakeland, Fla. BLANTON & ROGERS. Lawyers. Brysnt Block, 'Phone 819 Lakeland, Fla. ¢ Grove Property a Specialty. ROONM 7. RAYMONDO BUILDING wexen « oxas, | TAKE CARE of YOUR- —Lawyers— Raymoendo Bldg, | S[I_I: IN IIME Lakeiand, Florida iore i i Kidney weakness s the forerun- INO. 8. LDWAR DS jrer of two dangerous diseases Attorney-at-Law. Rhe "‘“I‘{“:l‘['\‘ {lIlJ“Sl I ;“I‘:I"T_‘r‘ié"""- flice in Munn Building. ¢ bflee In Biann BUNCIREN 10 DRING THISTABOUT LAKELAND, FLORIDA the weakness, slight at first s AR y Pweaadly thonsht insignificant and J. B. Streater C. ¥, Rennedy | . . ore noaloctod. STREATER & KENNEDY [ To wioid serious complications, Contractors and Buildcrs atuent shonld start with the first Estimates Cheerfully Furnished. | hint of touble-— Let ug talk with you about ; : sous buitding large or snall | NYALL'S KIONEY PILLS) Telephone 169, or 104 Blue, should e kept handy, ready for instant use. A pill or two row and then In- poerfect from Kidney dizorders. It means strong, healthy kidneys, wilar in their action and the blood free from injurious waste matter. Worth much more—but only fifty cents the box. - | ¢. D. & H. D. MENDENHALL Civil Engin and Architects Rooms 212-215 Drane Bldg. LAKELAND, FLA. Phophiate land examination, veys, examination, reports, Blueprirting. VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS By the Man Who Makes the Violin Fures freedom Sur- Whatever a good drug store ought i, tol I things that other 0 have-—and many things that othe 610 East mf}rl?&:l(lutphy, drug stores don't keep—you'll find Phone 11 Black. 1);;;1\, 6 P. O, VB.vrx 567 LVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE here. Come to us first and you'll get what you want, Lake I’harmacy Come and see me before pur- | country in a good humor with the Buys and Sells Real Estate. Orang|thcy are about, and not like those in of our banking aund currency laws, it is plain that we ought to consult Lery many persons besides the bank- because we distrust the bankers but because they do not nec- essarily comprehend the business of the country, notwithstanding they are indispensable servants of it and may do a vast deal o make it hard No mere banker’s plan will meet the requirements, no matter honestly conceived. It should merchants’ and farmers’ plan (Continued from Page 1.) we need no excited change; we need only a new point of view and a new method and spirit of counsel. “The tariff question as dealt with in our time at any rate has not been business. It has been politics, Tar-|how iff schedules have been made up for|be 2 the purpose of keeping as large a number as possible of the rich and influential manufacturers of the or easy. who use it as an indispensable part of their daily business. “In dealing with the Philippine. we sheuld not allow ourselves tu stand upon any mere point of pride We are not the owners of the Phil- islands. We hold them in for the people who live in They are theirs, for the uses \We are not even their Republican party which desired their constant financial support. The tariff has become a system of favors which the phraseology of the sche-|ippine dule was often deliberately contrived | trist to conceal. \Who, when you come|them. down to the hard facts of the mat-|of their life. ter have been represented in recent|partners. It is our duty, as trus years when our tariff schedules were | tees, to make whatever arrangement being discussed and determined, not|of government will be most service- on the floor of Congress, for that is|able to their freedom and develop- not where they have been determin-|ment. Here, again, we are to set up od, but in the committee rooms ¢nd | the rule of justice and of right. conferences? That is the heart of the whole affair. Will you, can you, bring the whole people into the part- nership or not? 1 do not know any greater ques- tion than that of conservation. We have been a spendthrift nation and must now hushand what we have “We do not ignore the fact that{left. \We must do more than that. the business of a country like ours| \We must develop, as well as preserve, is exceedingly sensitive to changes|our water powers and must add great in legislation of this kind. It has|waterways to the transportation fa- been built up, however ill-advisedly, [ cilities of the nation, to supplement upon tariff schedules written in the|the railways within our borders as way | have indicated, and its foun-|well as upon the isthmus. We must dations must not he too radically or|revive our merchant marine, too, and too suddenly disturbed. When we|till the scas again with our own act we should act with caution and We must add to our present prudence, like men who know what | jostoflice service a parcels post as cemplete as that of any other na- love with a theory. 1t is obvious;ticn. \Wao must Jook to the health of that the changes we make should be | our as well nrade only at such a rate and in such [ o5 hearten and op- as will least interfere with | ortunity fleets, peopl s apon every hand, them with jus aoway This is the constructive much, Hish wazes, cven when We e gaken she 1y can get them, yield ns no g fort. We used to be hetter oft witl dollar o, The majority of us ama canal serious- cat com in hand and are vigerously pas ing it rowaprds completion is ologuen less, because a conld buy sofgt o P orecawakened interest ininter- much m have | e e We not building been disturbed to o find oursehy the cana pouring ont millio growing poorer, coven though o bupon mif of money upon its con carnings were slowly inereasine fgruetion merely to establish a water climb faster than we can pu SURE I)[Alll 10 BED- lél%é%fi%% BUGS AND INSECTS Agents wanted anywhere and ev- erywhere. SEE US BEFORE as well, elastic in the hands of those | | SPECIAL TO THE LADIE; PHONE=—— | 66 99 FOR For Fresh and Clean PURE FOOD STORE "W. P. PILLANS Goods at All Times is easy mean? particular to say, but what does ill The common as against any interest whatever? Yes but that, too, needs translation into acts and policies. We represent the desire to set up an unentangled gov- ernment, a government that canno! ve used for private purposes, either in the field of business or in the field of politics; a government that “| will not tolerate the use of the or- cunization of a g t party to serve the perzonal aims and ambitions of ony individual, and that will not per tiit legislation to be cmployed to the normal and healthful course of fwork of wovernment This s the by private interest, 1 heed Lord Clestor! commeree and manufacture, But we b policoy that s oo vision and s hope b ooy thankfmlness the mess . 0 ghall not on that account act with A4 that looks to sorve mankind Lyvou bring me from the ‘ timidity, as it we did not know ou SVt vemaad 1o e development { 1ol that | am sur | Gwn minds, for we are certain of oar |, reater ot more numerous wa- | whose iud ground and of our ohject There | (opways and the building up of | ihese of trie gorvan dressed fo should he an immediate vevizion ane £ we must follow |l vheinic God: andowill ealio ot m i“'» y A i e ¢ and not co it should be downward, unhesitating- & opeqn copsici lines and not fal | i e i T 1y steadily downward 1 u iho-cheap-device-of. Dot GIRn Y G el tion as 0 nation his grown | I the cage of 1 “Did yvou ev I that yo man | ! Yol 1 . N l 1 I rich e is justly Irvnll‘ i 1 it arent that ia il for ene?” | well « ol tries and of the zenius | yetery of our it is plain 1 nelod o father ' Vire o | i . of ner men and aft W ke h I siild ied i mestor any thing they set their minds |y g maint ¢ wiiied ma ) by o {irdinad ieht for 1 p vheen greatly sUmNs | eent wate i : Aot 3 Ve vl Kl lico ¢ urel wmy and ¢ 10 hatt g voanust aecord the ' s mode my ¢ yad ; g need of | o o & that ave their dueiyqy ) W tho | their preserve what they [ oo g : ‘ml X % ! m ve built up for u But what of } oy o Foono lare vandered in | ; other gide of the picture? 1t is|y avernment | 1 It « 1 the mesh not as easy for us o live as it used ¥ protn i a - o 1 K ron cov inil at to e Our woney will not buy “Phe q I g : 1 t that we h | he murr passed away Well-belug and happiness are not an foheritance of which we tuke posses. slon at Lirth and which we are des. | tined to enjoy at our ease; they are to be searched after with unwenried assiduity We enter Into life dest!- I'ri tion between the two coasts| tute of everything but simple existe earnings up. We know that !l of the continent, important and de-| ence All thot we enjoy in our pass.| are not fixed by the competitio vable as that may be, particularly | #8¢ thre me; they the market, or by the avcient law ot fom the point of view of naval do-| nr"‘"”'_" Te wards of our | ow « o [ Y mmu supply and demand vl i It is meant to be a great in-i oo0eq ) i care, or communt.| [ 1 stated in all the priner “ati 1 klal | uld be a cated by the diligence and care of fonnd stated in ol [ termational highway, 1t would be 2| others.—Cogan, cconomics, but by prive | ridiculous if we should build it} Sots ments with regard to W ¢ en have no ships to send| | 3 T True Ed i ply should be and asrect through it There have been years| yeo o % uf“mn', . he producers themselve: o] w1 L3 ¥lo : @ shall not get full value for the the producers then : when mot a single tonof treight | money now being spent on education | are not cven represented by passed through the great Suez canal | until we realize that fitness for Iifet The high cost of living i understanding counsel, in an American bottom, o empty ar. arranged by private the seas of our ships and seamen “\We naturally ask ourselves, how | \We must mean to put an end to that did these gentlemen get control of [gind of thing or we would not W these things? Who handed our cco-] ntting a new canal at our very Rid your houses today of bedbugs | omic laws over 1o them for lesisli [ doors merely 100 the use of men-of- | B U Y ' N G and get a good night's rest. It wWill|1ive and contractual alteration® Welwar. We <hall not manage the re- cost you little, and is guaranteed, o {1, in these disclosures = thel vivat by the nicke; ey deelis o 1 ¢ back., It will kill any o { the tarift TP e LS vkl ey s 200200 D 5 y | Your money bac 1 view of the tariff, wiher | tolls. W N ild and buy ships< Rooms 200-202 Drane Bldg. isect from a red buy to a cockroach. | yocor thar. ot i o o R g g o e LAKELAND, FrLA, $1 a gallon or $1.25 delivered. { United States but only G0 1t 10 we WL biE pive: ot - ‘:. iy m 1 ners | solves 3 : | WE HAMMER OUT Apply to in that 1 Phes luty which ¥ “The s labor 1ion 1|1 emocratic party has shown itself SA]'SFA(]ION t l- I- t R B [ uhadalidlin 5 S ve not | L eRong nd close enough to the ’ yet found t . -1 peop ’ the duty of gov- with every set of horse shoes we put| ghoe and harnessshop, 207 North ing the interests of lal ernme 1 promoting on. For we make the shoes fit the aus. Dowyer butlding tal. Heve, agam, Ul drar S Vo «oave sowyer building. |\ pe avtnership into | cution . feet, not the feet fit the shoes as is i -“'_ partnershiy : p play it we ar 1o a ~ 1 - s OW TS often done. To know how mucn dif-} : | ax those who serve, not ¢ it af wlatforn s gziven this intimat ference this makes send your horscs pation vision of & < . ndt here to be shod next time. You'll be e “The working peoph Americn | cannot enjoy ped sa | amazed at the improvement in his Upholsterl“g | dist = g gait and temper. it ) "”'\, rest S8 its {of of « s € « s ..a“d.. |1 1 No law ti a The Fix-em ()D iyt Pine Street, Opposite Freight Ofic Mattress Makl"g g 3¢ i " l‘\lll" r ",\‘l- ar ver SUIONS of cwa s DEALER IN tor Cand sl ARPETS and RUGS cleaned and nity £ Thot s n matting, et 3 s rega to workmanship, see e t res | krew me for about 16 years at Op-|='17 n =t ng t kinx 10 —_— {lande, Fla. Drep me a postal card |©! cuidar S lor '1,’.1 at shop No. 411 £ Ohio ave-|"! It is r wo T ufice in Clonts’ Building. | nue. s shokes ropr ot b ouEEe St | Anther A Ilouglas nd in ria 11y represent a s2. What The people’s cause? with mplicated | ¢ and dnflhult qu<snon of the reform | cause? _|calness of Free Press, |is of more importance than fitness for yearly examinations. When Philoscphy Comes Easy. A philosopher who died recently left |a f.-r une of §1.000000, which, we [ might sav, e o Wi y.—Deotroit em—— 1 '; o No Duplicates Here, If in this month of weddires o)) hy brides-to-be copied the it . s Holland they would not b, duplicate gifts. The prac the Netherlands con to what she needs, from which each articl off as it is “taken” donor. This list is loom, so that every ger. what has been giver mothers. Ineident: ! most the value of un = Important Ques land. A homir by a large Law 0 \'“‘t”ln 101ne to deprive the fizht lasted soni the hawk, tea from its body, flew a Strings to F “T supnose « worth havinz® who is studii the delusior bum. “You mnst owing to the fact * cept a man's ally acquire the evervhody who him.” Kindness “Has my boy animals today let your ca wher on her’ Ty That | are here. Plan now where 20 go and ht ue n‘l‘cuntam an_tll.hlave resoris in the N attractive. e clear iavigora‘ing upbuild you physically. We have on :a'eg('r-x ly rou fares and with long return limits and will be glad to give mation. Following are the round trip fares irom Jac of the principal resorts: CHAUTAUQUA LAKE P75, ....$47.40 NIAGARAFA'LS DENVER ..... 5860 PUTINBAY - DETROIT -... eeaese- 4350 PETOSKEY ----- DULUT ..... -e--- 61.50 SALTLAKECITY MACKI. T ISLAND ..... 5200 TORONTO I MAM "HCAVE....... 30.90 WAUKESHA -...--- COICE OF 3 ROUTES NORTH H. C. BRETNEY, Fla. Pass. :\"‘ : 118 W. Bay St. Jacksonvii€