The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-04-12
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'R|LL PASSED
| By THE HOUSE
,rcr,yrD ALMOST UNANIMOUS
SUPPORT OF THAT BODY.
c,rs Eanted to Abolish the State
Other Gossip from
the Capital.
;.latiye Press Bureau,


the Capital.
nv islatiye Press Bureau
= s.ce. Fla, April l2.-t tSpe-
,laslic anti-lobby bill was
lay by the House, the men,
almost unanimously In
avor 0 the bill.
royd Of Franklin. introduced a
..,.n,iou ier an amendment to the
.,..,r on abolishins the State Sem
rs which he referred to as a vermi-
.-m appendix of the body politics.
g. ~ey General West was noti-
:. ,oiay OF tie arrest Of Albert Car
~ the qlIn d swindler who operat-
j ii = tu&ustine where an agent
s,be KIN York authorities awaits
hn
Fo1l Ell Lawyers in the Senate.
Wiz, President Taft selected
oven Sycrs t. occupy cabinet po-
s,rs The people of the United
;.t elcved that the nation was
.l A lawyer is supposed to be
srr-,r III attainments and to be de-
t.i oa Z, do the right thing AT
al na. We all know how fool
e. Taft's lawyer appoint
rood out. The Senate of the
n r'0 Ia contains fourteen
vr ,..e p.o ple await results.
utial that lawmakers be law
nai4,s hut if you have ever taken
aa rouhle to investigate, you will
l9. find that a secretary of war
an army man, a secretary Of the
Il naval man or a postmaster
fleral postmaster. The presiden;
Usually selects lawyer to direct the
l'airs of the soldiers and maybe a
i-vspaper man to order the sailors
stout.
Furthermore at the present time
be crusade against technical nomen.
1ature as applied to court procedure
sNeing overcome and instead Of be-
ne compelled to wade through pages
illegal repetition, one will nnd that
The future statutes will be free from
excess verbiage. The lawyers like
anrade their learning but the pub
f Is demanding simple language In
lev laws. Just because Lord Chief
lsslce Jeffries Of England deemed
advisable to convey his ideas in
souded and unintelligible sentences
no reason why the laws Of Flor
Na IN the year 1913 should be like
''s4 Harry Floyd says that men
var coats with a nick In the lapel
Ha sign that they are not crazy
no II any one can tell why people
'hs modern day stick to foolish
os'om In such matters the explana-
c'a will be relished.
Al ore time. and 1t may prevail
'A all court proceedings in England
S' 70 be confined to Latin and SUBJ
s'ueat generations have adopted
: methods Of their predecessors and
l's " go trailing after old foolish
tsrm
win fourteen lawyers ranging
l'1 Aakins in A to Wall and Wat
~ IL W, the various Florida con-
ought to get something for
pey and selection. A lawyer
= 'e you that laws must neces
~: '7 complex and confusing or
public would be able to un-
I'd them and consequently there
10 need for hiring an at
There are some mighty
i-FFers in the Senate. Hines,
"4-saoro, is a crackerjack and
: '-14son is conceded to be well
prcfession. Stringer from
'-S',iie might be a great adyo-
=, % reads but his $50, 900, 900
.'5l rot scintillate with legal
/. Fet Senator Stringer is year
-. Ealating a good sized wad G.
-, Lawyer Calkins, Of Fer
Just aboutruns Nassau coun-
=, ia' as the practice of law goes
u Tney Stokes has something
- Is to how matters should be
+. over in Escambia county.
- Wall, as senator from Put
IN. not find It necessary to live
sat, .a.za' the county seat. but has
d.. "a himself 30 we'll tina.
s:n NJ axe a run over to Putnam
~. "aen they want first class LEGAL
H., j. B. johnson Is a lawyer
h. 1--we Oak and although there
ne dead live oans in Live Oak