Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, November 20, 1912, Page 4

lile Cicaiy iucysai THE EVENING TELEGEAM, LAKEL: 4| UNSINSE sieriool from the R 2 K- {38, Lakeland Fla . pa NOoW AND THFN - i ice at Lase f e Florid Soq iy . as mail matter of the e s e e e - o D i : L Soon Over. Y P HETHERINGTON, EDITOR. d A tertain mab who Had hoen in. So PO a vited to sprouk at a political meeting B S LCLWORTHY ¢ G nd was placed on the list of speak- o .ss and Circulatioe Manager. i < ers. Moreoie Le chairman intro- GULWUN RATE>. ........ $5.00 m B et 2.50 OBt - .s seane 1.26 cervd an)ywhere within the i+ its of the City of Lakeland tor 10 cents a8 week, Trow tue same office 12 issued THE LAKELAND NEWS Kiy newspaper giving a Tre- wime of local matters, crop condl- county affairs, etc. Sent for §1 U0 per year . W snvwhers t CHALLENGE TO AUDUBCN S0- CIETY ON THE ROBIN ISSUE. diced seieral sp :rs whose names not on the program, and the wudience was tired out when h- eventually introduced the last speak- er with: “Mr. Bones wil] now give us his address.” “My address,” ing, “is 551 Park Villa. and 1 wish yeu all good-night.”"——Ex. were vhile woere 8l ‘1 He Would Divide. “Yes,” said the eminent specialist 1o the tramp who had called upon (bim, 1 will examine you carefully o Mr ! way. He invitation from kis ca" o1 "tor ten dollars.” L e , doe,” said the tramp nerth heir ', at, an’ if you find i this part 'y ogive you half.” it it and they Komuor slusag HHD He Made an Enemy. Aln, Blant, Sl % Governor Eberhiart, of Minnesota, during an addr told the following sory of Li ricuce: Once w ing throuzh my d i State | s n in partieulay ¢ d o every CBLer- |y o erear amount of waste that wa s and L0t ROR ding oy ab ) i nz the afi- Florida cinoon | went into the dining car, o— UNCLE SAN'S HEFTY PENSION BURDEN wided, =0 I sat down cnd of the car, opposite a I thouzht, weighed 250 pounds Lich wus er near one tleshy lady, who, a, least As 1 looked past the lady through 20vern said Mr. Bones, ri.-:-‘ D, FLA., NOV. 20, 1912 NOTICE. My + Incuranee Patrons: ! 1 h v sold and won-terred a fire insurance business iv | 1. nd to XMR. Y. Z. MANN. Mr has been connected with m> !¢« for some time, and business, and I take v arquainted with the fire in- v pleas- u+ in recommending him to all my | is thor- | | i 1 m: and the citizens of Lake-| arnking you for your past fav- | or-. | am, Yours truly, i -4t R. H. JOHNSON Provides a x‘\avmmw means n( nuhrz a 2e, Newbr Ty Union Me; | §5| WEAR Union Made Goo¢ds We want to announce that we carry a complete line of Carhart «v Happ |Grade OVERALLSS: and work pants, as well as a complete line of union made shoes. = R it e Fi h A WO e I L_ ar window, not ticing her 'm;‘, d by the L4 sailorg 1ery that o 'S, il = 4 to 1‘ : GNP \ id not hielp but re ! o ¥ Kk LoWaste s j The dudy opposit taced m i ¢ : v:'i sguarely and d: “Mister, you just \ o \ X I¢ nd nr wwn ot it 1 ciet " | | U i v 8 Hymns i Barbanie Tongues. My ot I o i ansl into bar T i i i 1 i \ 1 e T AL e Lo B A b o i 1 i 1 ) 1 Y itk sl J I : o i | A R M A R K i ‘ ! For u commen i / R i | 4 1 it : g, 30, la Spend and i M fi_... | hurd o0 v Brad- \ pent,” was t ttedd into the lan- H ‘ St / i f « i I rower that : b I the Congo. It was only i » e\/cns ! G WE RO GiiPy CLEMAN 1 le 1 th an un- efter the hymn had been sung far S P s CAC ; witizated nu times the i 2 and wide that the missionary trans T e e e SRR PRODPRIETOR MANAGER provers have to guard their ficlds to hhetihs ‘i f : “”,l.h““" ' lator discovered that he had used ! lteep: the: roblie ‘from. strippifig/ the Citde Jpural Journulinte WHY I8 G ¢ ol ooen esl it gy lhc I) ie i "s | i i plants of their fruit.” iragtab Ay s WA TS b R R e Do ro Ss 0 i Phone 279 Corner Florlda & Nla,n And sinee the above was written Liint "j””“‘y‘“'% ] |‘]'>’“ antly sug- | e to SR OH, DIURdEr Ol | e | the Ocala Star has come to hang = Sliveoftheold-time print ‘Tlm'\'\‘_ ";” Spend and be spent.” DR. SAMUEL F. SMITH. ' with the follow! which makes the Journeyman printer. the G R Nor did this end the troubls ol : 3C AU“ Th ] case stronger tinst the robin and ! -killerand - the 7 L the missionaries. For some reason | 3 | e anl ar ar e puts him in the attitude of a de- eVl has :_"”'f“!"“"'l Florid, unt' or other they found the native 5 | Eye, E“' N.ou and Ih’o.! \\ fendant on tria} for his life rathee = the next time “”,(F, has _'."“""”"‘ averse 1o singing the closing hymn | I:ihl.ue' (gg;en“lfif].uyn P‘l‘;mrlbezdz 1 than a dear little harmless song thrued up in Hinesville, Ga., andf . o0 oo ‘Lord, dismiss us t;ne B;: Lak !fd e:: i s : bird cruclly choteto death by ;""‘”‘Jl'l’ll ”“I'; .N“;; l:-::d”“:‘.‘d,'l"h'“h'_ with thy blessing.” More exa| _ r?.nt . a,ei,‘, 1 e Florlda and Western Mef.tS Of A" Klnd\ “erackers™ and n D dop RRe TYTELE G MRMEY SIREE s ™ kuowledge of the native idiom con- DR. W. 8. IRVIN ¢ uses of ¢ e, St o Star: » Vo, Sam i i 2 S ) h.\.\. u 4'1 L poty Says the Star - firmed them in the belief thet they DENTIST | Fresh vegetables fi Mother S Bread A combat of sentiment and prac- bad inadvertently translated, “Lord, Established 1n July, 1900 Y tice 15 on about the robin. He is I you e H'll"”n»-'! any money Mo giimiss us with Thy blessing” into | ®oome 14 and 156 Kentucky b.lldlmé certainly o most unhealthy bird for tger how small the amount, to the “Lord, Kick us out softly, softly .| Phones: Ofice 180; H:‘lldtrl.u Ne Flerida ctrawberry growers One of Democratic campaign fund your London Tit-Bits i S ‘ -- our fricnds, who formerly tried to bame is recorded in the big book ol DR. NEXI\‘T‘IB;%YH { f0. ‘ raige strawberries in Bradford conn- Tecasurer Well it (the book Gentle Hi D { A Mk et Sl Gt : i entle Hint. 'Rooms 8 and 9, Deen & Bryant Bulia- | te tells ug how e geen the heps BOD VOUE nRme v “"_" In a hotel in Montana is the fo-! ing. Fhone. 339, S BT by e 4 A e LMt dowing notice: Boarders are Residence Phone 30¢ Red seems the: a robin will no 5 ! tior, I A4 ty the day, week, or month LAKELAND, FLA. whole berry it he would the grow- on ity wloe With those 0f g 4y oy s promptly are tg TR 5 etz would have =ome chance paainst T riots, doesn’t necess hy o ook | DR. R. R BULL'VA p him. Dut he w fo along a row of ¢ 1v bocst your chances for a job —PHYSICIAN— lants ¢ nake one peek at eac ler President Wilso Jatriotis > :‘ G U gl e e s S T S The Hat Was Passed. 1lnehl attention given to Surge:y | IOTTY - enony the truit ke virtue, should be its own re- The volored parson had just mll-( lnd GynecoloKS without satisfyiner W elf, It's all rd “uded a powerful address on S —_— cuded a powerful address on “Sal- tominy rot about their catine noth- o vation is Free” and was announ 1 ) J ‘ BUFFAKE"~ Ing but bues ond wo 1 \merican Greeks who went ing that a collection would be t; —Atlorney-at-Luw— 0 geen them eat berries 0t heip their countrymen fight for the fit of the parson and | : times. Jaybirds, woodp 8 3 the Turks, are said by the war cor- f; mily Up jumped a brother int : e freh need protection, bur th ondents who noted their wors baok of the chyreh 1 § ¥t cuth farmer has a right to a g salor to have been the hest a heah, pahson he intera! 1 fair chot at th, robin.” roldiers in the and to lun rupted It vtion i 3 | Aot f ) et n day 15 in Greek wr at's ( payin i 'lf i JUSTICE TO THE MEMORY OF ' etbbomn g Ui i ewine gt oyot oty ! TEE LATE H. B. PLANT ' Gt 0w | - Ps 1 uddor The con re-sion is that off amon: At parson I t Lo Plunt, father of the b s ing her tele- S Pose yo' was thirsty o Line railway Y lephone wires undor riber Yo' could kneel pigh: \ 18 ) d o do wita ground, and it is written in the book an’ drink yo' fill, couldn’t yo'? An | } the developnue: [ South Florida, of destiny that some of these days it wouldn't cost yo' nothin® 1| 3 and “puttir ton the map.” as the eve community in the State wile it? | j saying is | il v News tollow Jacksonville's example in “OL cose not Dat’'s just -“‘ ! ! denics th vs CHL B did dite U resp Overhead w e 1 | ! ’ | tie 1} tion ere or less dangerous, obstructive er would bhe free wel 1! .4 8 jet o t 1 in . the pole: are I Vo) [ E B [ LB R | r { vy oand sive and the whoi ier p ) } g i | N s coming down before an- ) pay o ther | e that 1 ts here ' | ‘ , and whi 0 ' ! i this tion of F! wor Fen l t 3 root i it hi tels t to us ou e m T g el | isr tratel tear s s It nd rofere f €1 us v nt T i will 1 biit = 4 " H 1 \ t Pr aran, : } 1r. Pla v to s 3 t { ' n expirts ) 1 Florida supporter at ' i n tic Bultinore convention l tke surroundin< territory on the The Dunnellon Advocate, recentl monts "' | map of the country 1y r * suspended for want of patronage, | the last seesion. We ch [ in:portant operations atte With Mizs Cles|the experience of other Sta ,' departurc of the troops for Cuba. It It is promisad | the initiative and referer ndum are -,‘ We are not mistaken, gration and development bureaun in . oo I — t—— e it was Mr. 'tlat th‘ paper will be improved and | successtul ope Piant who first establiched an immi- 'IM upon a basis that ' ration, and pattern th. will make it|proposed Florida amendment accord- permanent. ingly.—Estero Eagle. I | @oor T Stuart Bldg Burtow. Fls ./ DR. W. R. GROOVER, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Rooms 3 and ¢ Kentucky $ldg Lakeland, Flonda H IBA\AMLLL. Attorney-at-Law. Offices, Bryaut Buildiag Lakeland. Fia BLANTON & ROGERS. Lavyen. Bryant Block, 'Phone 310 Lakeland, Fla. TUCKER & TUCKER, —Lawyers— Raymondo Bldg urtde | INO. 8. EDWARDS Attorney-at-Law. Otfice in Munu Building LAKELAND, FLORIDA 6.D & H D MENDENLALL Civil Engineers and Architects Rooms 212-215 Drane Blde LAKELAND. FLA Phosphate land examination veys, examiration, reports Blueprirting A J. MACDONOUGH, Architect. Newest Ideas in Bun; zalow Dengnmg Room 6 Deen & Bryant Bldg. Lakeland, Florida. VOTE “YES” TOMORROW. It pays to buy good goods. W hy not come round and see our line of suits and overcoats, which have just arrived from New York. All the lat est styles and fashions at very low prices. Also Cluett Peabody Shirts and Williams Kneeland Shoes. We also have a full line of youths' and boys’ clothing of the best material, and prices never before heard of in Lake- land. We don't mind showing the Customers our goeds and appreciate any favors. [ e ) The Hub JOSEPH LeVAY 118 Kentucky Avenue Lakeland g' o LI mfi‘x’:'—tz.‘.fl b wuds i w