Lakeland Evening Telegram Newspaper, January 28, 1913, Page 5

THE EVENING TELEGRAM, LAKELAND, FLA PAGE VR ., JAN 28, 1913, REMENDOUS LOCK GATES AT GATUN 'uounnnunoooouuo W.CT U, Department ‘SQDOQOQOOOOOQOC DRINK AS A MENACE TO CIVILIZATION. B. C. Keister, A. M., M. Roancke, D., Va. | the contract for putting down ving at Lakeland and Tampa, and 'with his family land very sl P [n Case of Fire| 5,000 wt!y. This is Mr. and Mrs. Wolcott's visit to Florid: - .AV . 1= l"m”l.\ and they are esp Iy delighted ; with |-- kelang and svrounding coun- of (ul;nuh.x, is the ' .. « duuehter, Mps. ¥ C, . It will b ! ditys azo of MHizh « her mother 1, chair- partient of th sed for some fuud v i throiagh the Teloaram columus for a bring Alabama poop fumily whe wanted to their daughter tv nuise 1 T Wel down to v went d al.x\\“ from (v where ghe has of- os tri-weekly trips to shere she has a large ¢ stk mather in order to allow the father to get out and make a living. Six dollars and cighty cents was sccured for this ’purpuso, which is about $10 short of ¢ D Leach, managing edi-, the amount needed. It now develops ¢« . Tampa Tribune, and Mr.{that the people, who are Mr. and . an advertising expert of | Mrs. Smith, an elderly couple at the . <ont last night in Lakeland. | Sunnyside hotel, have been asked to ., this morning to Bartow in | vacate their room tlere, as they have | p Lo oi's forty-horse-power Cart- | never been able to pay board or rent, . dster. These gentlemen |and Mrs. Sullivay is desirous of find- Polk county for the purpose ‘ ing a room for them to - out a Polk county edition | i Mrs. Smith was improving but suf- e — the : wiil move to Lake- ! oceupy | | A general awakening has at last idawned upon our country. It is ob-| served as a settled fact that no other ageney in the realm of civilization 1s contributing €0 much to the inerease | and men It keeps the ef discase, poverty, erime tal azony as aloohol, yhums, prizons and almshouses ! d with vicums, Not a uum ’ womay or (Litd in all the world, { hizh has h“ ! the € her di- 1ectiy ives and | through loved ones, o ndive iy L“'sqh A e Nothing else so tmpresses the visitor to the Panama canal as does the immense size of the lock gates at Ge learica much of aleut years, but given the public the benctip of this knowledg Physiclans bave strange to say, i s 1ot TSR T ) steadily diminished the use of it in hospitals, sanitar- | tun They are necessarily of fmmense strength and powerful machinery is required to open and close them. fums and privaie practice, until it e s v S— has become almost obsolete as an in- { Lair to reach the top tr { 7:30 0dd el Mal ;; i 7 ‘ : i : | tair reach the topuiost rung off the [ae 7:30 at 0dd Fellows Hall Visit- ternal remedy; but still the public! . : d ' 1 X 2 P | fedder of fame, started on the drunk- ! ing membors always welcome | Not fllegat, { Household eccnon enough to be count d = consnir _eastraint of trade o has continued to judge the medical | | profession’s attitude toward alcohol | And in the recent by the large amount preseribed in § | Porto it was no uncommon thing to the past, as well as by what it sees | these men at the annual meet- {of the doctor's habits at the club 5 3 : | R TR b " of onr Stale and national med- | | t e i i » banquet table, 'e, S0 Pl AR \ i ks s AL B ssociations enjoying their usual | POST 23, G. A. k. | (far as the public knows, alcohol is | | Meets the tirst Saturday in every still approved and prescribed by the! jmonth at 10 . m. at the home of “1dom goes taz ey o son Cloha ard's path medical coll during their course at| F. D. BRYAN. Chancellor Commin ACKSON, Secretary der A M anguet earousals ¢ o tomna Tribune, South Flori-' fered a collapse last nizht : e e u g g ast nizht and her : : ¢ | | medical profession. It is ti at | tJ. M. Sparling e ‘ky avenue . s i1 morning paper. "condition is indeed pitiful. Anyon: ! l ) “l,w tha | M. Sparling on Kentucky avenue i : g the public should be set straight on | 1A COSHARFER, Commander. | - ———————— knowing of a vacant room, no mat-| .. . . j 9 ! Y s Sy 24 e 8 v : this important matter, and if we i J. R TALLEY, Adjutant. | s it Stettler Killed an egret | ter how humble, or who would like “ i \ : ,cannot agree to cast it out entirely R : k oo in East Lakeland this | to contribute money to aid these de- % e : o g v : : : 4 ~ttrom onr pharmucopoeia, much good | i RElnora Rebekah Lodre Noo 4 Bornit + measured 4 1-2 feet serving but destitute people, will T 4 ! l The bird f 1 Tos h ith M il would come if the public conld be in- | ‘meets every second and fourth Mon f e to 11 a PW 8 case communicate W <. Sul- ¢ 1 . A i s BRI commuiieate with s, Sul-s g 00 that aleohol s but rarely | RELIAZLE TREATMENT | day nights at 1. 0. 0. F. hall. Visit- v srorter’s yard and was at- livan or the Fvening Telegram - of- | i bt I e ORI treatment lor the ! f : (el L S : ; v ST used as aninternal medicine by up- | s 6 sed. swith abe |18 brothers and sisters cordially in | . chickens, when Mrs. fice; and the same will be aprreciat- ' phyvsiciang. The practical | Blvces ll| !.Aui AL Il] "Il “anted | | i N . et ¥ | denee destroys all de- ¢ . | : ; ' down ln.r shm‘ f,un and cd iy iy will not fail to ‘..,,,”,r‘.h.."d; oW Kt beer or other "1,’ MRS, JULIA PREN ae Double heds and - single wds, Iren N D hol i 1 Y 1] =0 ! vy N ! : : r‘. 1"10'% "_""\ ]rl S4RAH TFR "EARDT TO BE AT [ the meaning when we tell him that [ ol stimudanis, Thonsands have | MRS, T 1B, RORE ©sprines $1.00 and up. Dressers ané or woon In this section and asail o T i . y ( il wed md 1 v heen ! ) within the last twenty-tive years the Dty uged 16 andt i e : o dte iy i 18 3 EDISONIA 0 2 : : Q40 ) s0) and use-| fCommaodes, Rockers aud Diners, t disnlayed by this one T ‘“ORRO‘V NIGHT. Cmedical uge ot aleohol has deereased i ; ll\‘ ": Skl lr': l‘,'\l ‘Il.”)", Lake Lodee L1 st 6 J6 5 The Edisonia offers its patrons u | O Ui srchatiel e por Salbaan .00, or: box, 15 you full to fments: Teiday i ot 7ang, at | ‘I\"‘ o Sl B / By e s mn H - H i G 9 . N 1 9 . ’ o . “Teitine . N o 2 | ot 0 i 3 Sy A fine show for tomorrow night, Sarah ! this rate [t will b only a short rom ““!'l'\l' after w10 0. R hall. Visitine brothers ar (tee, Refrigerators, Sewing Machines, W. ML Keith, of Mo- P el anlicarlnte Anthe: Tatoscn | JLmbwhen e will see its complete | Voo money witl be retunded jeordially invited [ ; o Lo Iy b0 RSB In e (6 0 Lo ren] picture and wil | Climination from our medical dis- v free booklet telling all ahol T L. REYNOLDS, See Porch Swing, Table, Clocks - near th's gister, Mrs. C, S, '(u MmELory. ke Pharmacy. (113) W. P. PILLIANS, N (4 ly anything. Goods bought and sold <t Lakeland. Mr. and t s0 favorably impress- v Lokelund that they have de- v property here and make l Mr. Keith has been n the turpentine business in nd will follow this pur- people wonder wheres the s that a newspaper or e makes, it being gen- !'rstood that practically s clear gain, Still part of otten rid of as evidenced t that today this oflice order for approximately rih of white paper, of one veed for certain contract nnected with or its general job print- I Darracott, President of (., wishes to announce . their widows or de- have crosses of hon- : to her immediately, President has sent out ion that these can be so- e having been extended r. Mrs. Darracott also Danghters to pay up all those not payinz vill have to be stricken I of members. i das - of in are Mirs, Nelson Wolcott, =8, have arrived T the winter and Incated at Mrs. on Sonth Florida Avenue. . who is the cashier of ' State Rank in his home B Li20201000000088: 1 . = '\ ASONIA.! L] [\ L el § b "CNQCC‘?\.C"”\Q MAJESTIC ORCHESTRA ; e | OVERTURE. (- 1T AND BEST IN 'm\:{ S y : COUNTY. THE NIPPER'S LULLABY - Satnur ol (Vitazraph Drama) RAR'S BRIDE | ] Thanhouser Drama i THE WIDOW CASEY'S RETURN i 1 (Lubin Comedy) | FOLLY ‘ i Eclair Drama A BAG OF GOLD ] (Kalem Drama).. i “PANISH DANCES ‘ ? lair Rdueational 'OPr:N AT 6 P. M. 1 R DANGER LINE =0 1 o e 2 R lfieneral Admlsslon...lflc B NOR ......... ....le-l its two ! Wilkin- | H i I ot 2ttracted to Lakeland be- | 3 "~ fact that his son has a " the company that has' be witnessed by a large andience no | dcubt. The third reel will be a pic- ture of the Ilalkan war. LLKS-FIREVEN FLSTIVAL OPENED LAST NIGHT. | Last night according to promise, ‘the Elks-Firemen fun festival com- menced, everything except the ani- mal show, mozelle and merry4zo- {round being ready for the sight- seers' reception. The attendance was very large considering the day of rain and threatening sky Never hefore has there been such a brilliant ration of show grounds in the city and the effect was beautiful. Hap- Sy, smiling faces were to be seen on every hand and favorable com- ments on the excellence of the Reiss attractions were profuse. Tonizht everything will ning in Le run- find something doing all the time to interest and amuse them The Eiks and ! wen s to be eon rat- snlendid amusement exhibite as the to he. And conditions wiated in securing such a array of Rei s shows are proving with fovorable weather their midway will be every day and night thronchout the veck, for the patron cannot see all in one vicit, no mat- there is to sce Cter how energetic he may be, and moreover one certainly gets the worth of his money in every pa- vilion he enters. AJESTI v sale by La Illumi-> full blast and visitors \vil!' thronzed | | Physiciang Should Fight Giant Curse profession is While the medieal doing such commendable work in the fighy against tuberculosis, {fever, diphtheria and other infec tious digeases (destroyers of mat kind), and winning the plandits o' | the entire world, why should we no a fighy against a curse that is do- stroying about as many lives (one i every ten) and causing over om ! hundredfold more destitution distress of heart among our people and kindred of every land and m tion, saying nothing of the immoril tendency on future generations? 11 | medical profeggion of all the leadin vations of the world is taking a cided stand op this great question I'he public looks to the medical fession for instruction and guida in maiters pertaining to health Lot the honorable faculties of « medical colleces tuke decided st in excluding the use of alcohol f the hospitals with which they : connected, and also denounce it ¢ remedial agent in their lectnr Thesge are an fountain sources from whi pumber of our medical Te es, in years gone by, drar 'the false theorics on the sul bence €0 much confusion in the 1 ‘llr of the careless prescribine o jcohol as a medicine, unconscic I making drunkards of a 1 cent of patients. Sad and shan as it may seem, many of our med | brethren, gome of whom were ¢l inz lizhts in the profession and ! | the student body. the THEATRE FOLLOW THE CROWD TO THE MAJESTIC. C0000000000§00¢ Prouran I J Iomght OGOOOOOOQOOOOOOI e | Moving Picturcs ’ of | Convict Life in {the Ohio. Penitentary Two=Reel Featuic “When Lee Surrei dAdaits . [ Chll.;l'en . . typhoid | put up just as strong and determine and ' ” nlers ————————— l | e | ! G LA toBofL ¢ Orange Blossom Div. No 194 G LA to B oof L& meets 1'\1-,,‘] second and fourth Wednesdaye of cach month at 2:30 p, “isters always welcome MRS. J. C. BROWN 8ec'y l m. Vlslllnpx‘ VOOOOOOOO0O00000ON Lakeland Lodge No. 91, . & A M. Regular communicauons held oo ttn Mondays at Tiov p brethren cordially o = D e = second and . Visitiu vited J. L LOE, W. M s p wisox, s the finest and best qualitied Horses and § Lakeland Chapter, K. A. M. N ¥ 0 29 meets the dret ay night s Z . . @ 2 mets e e e visn |¢ Mules ever seen in South Florida. The g g companions wel omed . :-. 3 3 o Arendeil, Secy s ). F. Wilson, K prices are cheap. See us before buying ¢ - 1 & aim (hat. 1k 6. B posts ot 1S 48 8 OV what everybody needs. To ¢ tecond an ourtn horsday i & 4 of each montic st 7:30 p m. M © i % :.:; f e mony o T D Y012 be sold by the old reliable firm of 5 Isaton, Secy. 3 9 T 3 Lakeland tamp No. T3, W OV meets every second and {ourth Thurs day night. Woodmen Circle fiv : r Guardian of Circle E. OF P. Regular meeting every Tuesdar TODHOITY DO IHONE ; LAKELAND ] ; TONIG H ki Audnorlum Thcahe A. H. Woods®' Phenomenal Suceess “The Girl From Rectors” One Solid Year Weber & Fields Music Hall Seat Sale Opens Jan. 27 at Red Cross Pharmacy JANULRY 30 v ———— : F:E"“fi AL The Muricipal 3 and of lakeland Season Tickets $1.00 Prices: 15, 25 and 35¢ Scat Sale Red Cross Pharmacy 0c 5¢ 'The Second-Hand Man % I COMING! The latter part of this week, a car of Robinson& Penuyel January 3 ARCHER {210 West Main Street, Lakeland,Fla. { OFOFOPO FAO FLORIDA RO PP @ High Schoal Play FEB. 6 PAUL GILMORE OneNight February 8 HUMAN HIARIS March Ist