The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1917-1918, October 24, 1917, DAILY EDITION, Page 4, Image 4
The
Tyson
Mon Return to Work {
in Copper Mines
Washing' fi. t. _ !. President
Wilson's < i .! Iul?>r investigating
commissi' : cporU 1 . today a settlement
of ?i i <?* of more than ft,000 '
copper nit - in the (ilohe-M ianii district
of Aii .omi on a basis which
promises to -<.?t a precedent for composing
disp :tvs elsewhere.
By providing for resumption of
work immediately the commission
paves tlie v for arbitrating: other
Arizona cop v mine strike- which
have caused ,?ss of many million
pounds of war nival in the last four
months and resulted in deportations
of strikers and oth >r disorders.
The commission is expected to press
for settlement of many other industrial
controversies dun up; it.- Western
tour, of which the Arizona agreement
i the fust fruit.
Acting 011 the principle that the
prime necessity was to resume active
production for war purposes, the commission
induced managers of the Old
Oomiuion, Miami, Inspiiatimi and International
smelter mines and union
leaders to agree to formation of
grievance committees of workers for
ev.ch mine. Since union organizations
ire to he t epresented on these committees
the agreement was interpreted
here as virtually amounting to
union recognition by the employers,
one of the principal issues involved
in the strike. *v.ir.tP..
. ...wm>v> HU|'w| uilll |>l III* IjJIL* Jill I '
into effect is the cooperation of em-'
plovers in (list rilnitinir the insuflieient j
labor supply to the mines most
needing men.
"Employment is to he secured
through a central employment bureur
for the district," said Secretary Wilson's
report to the president. "This
provision is made because the labor
shortage of the district as well a<
the growing labor shortage throughout
the country requires the full
utilization of all available power
and the regulated employment of the
men on strike."
I.ahor oflieials here said this arrangement
was in line with the government's
tentative plan to induce
employers to form associations to deal
collectively with la'oor questions.
Minor local wape (inestions for
each mine will bo settled independently
under a sliding wapre scale.
The commission plans to visit the
upper district of Arizona next.
MONARCH
Mr. March Scott is takinp in the
("olumhia Fair this week.
Former I'aptist pastor, Iiev. I >. \V.
(larvin. was visiting1 old friends here
yesterday.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo Knox was luiried at I'ethlehem
yesterday. Rev. J. H. I'rown con.
111 r* t r1 t Ho ft1 nr. ? ?1 ^
Monarch's '/reedy furnaces consume
coal at the rate of about -l-~?1 ; tons
a day. This develops about M.100
horse power. That is some pull.
Mr. Oliver Austin, who has had a
long struggle with typhoid fever, is
now able to be up. Much praise is
due to his sister, Katie, for faithful
nursing. She was constantly at his
bedside.
Messrs. (i. I*. (iodshall, It. A. (lod-hall
and It. .1. Fowler motored to Columbia
today for the fair.
The pleaching of Rev. Mr. Iiozemnn
in the Itaptist meeting is at- ,
trading much attention. Most fav- .
orahle comments are heard on all
sides. Have you been to hear him? ^
There are additions at nearly every
service. J
Attention, Masons. '
Prudence I.odfje, No. 1 .'>!?, A. F. M.,
will hold regular communication next
Saturday niirht. the 27th. Members
take notice that annual dues will he
due ">lst and govern yourselves ac- I
cordin^ly. <1. W. H. Smith, 1
VV. II. S. Harris. VV. M. I
Secretary. I
I QUALITY
If you are a patror
I Everything Good to Eat Fi
New Arrivals This }
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f
Union
Will
& Jones
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
LIBERTY BONDS
The local banks have received application
for quite a larjjc number of
Liberty Bonds during the past day or
two. The names and amounts are
Lriven below:
through Merchants and Planters National
Bank.
M. ami 1*. National Bank .?10,000.00
J. H. Riley . 2,000.00
Mrs. Isabella K.Jordan _ 1.000.00
Ash more Vanderford _ _ 800.00
I?. B. Free, Jr. _ _ 500.00
I.. J. Sprouse . _ . _ . _ .">00.00
II. W. Hamilton _ _ 500.00
Mrs. H. V. Foster . .">00.00
Miss .Mary r.nima l uster _ oUO.UO
W. M. Jones . _ . 4 _ 500.00
V. M. Fair ... 400.00
J. W. Smith _ _ _ - 250.00
.Miss Emma E. Brandon _ 250.00
N\ ('. Palmer 200.00
Mis. Ella J. Smith 200.00
T. Cordon Hughes _ _ _ 200.00
l'?. W. Sparks ______ 150.00
J. H. Arthur ______ 100.00
Mrs. W. E. Thomson 100.00
Misr Sallie Thomson _ _ _ 100.00
Mrs. Blanche Kenncrly _ _ 100.00
Mrs. Hunter V. Gilliam 100.00
Robert Barrett ______ 100.00
Miller Arthur _____ 100.00
.Mrs. Nora W. Arthur _ 10(1.00 i
James C. Going _ _ _ _ 50.00
15?ek Arthur . _ _ . _ _ .">0.00
Charles C. Seay - _ - 50.00
Alfred F. Jordan _ .. 50.00
'L. W. Jordan _ _ _ _ . _ r>0.00
Miss Alice Arthur _ _ . . .">0.00
Miss Caroline Arthur _ .">0.00
Miss I.udio Jordan _ _ _ _ _ ">0.00
Hoyt Acker . - - _ _ _ .">0.00
*Mrs. I onise K. Kennedy _ .">00.00
Total _ .$20,200.00
Those names marked (" ) were sub
scrihers to the first issue of I.'iberty
Ronds.
Through Citizens National Hank.
Hujrhes C. Worthy _____$ 500.00
E. I*. Norman _______ 100.00
J. F. McLure 200.00
Peoples Drutf Store ... 200.00
(leo. T. Keller . _ _ _ _ 100.00
Wm. A. Walker . . . _ . 100.00
Miss l.etiy P. Walker _ . 50.00
Eu;rlc t! iocery Co. _____ 500.00
Win. S. Mel.ure ______ 400.00
Mrs. Maiy I'. Cheshire _ 50.00
n. \'. .lanu- . - . 10(1.00
(Jordan I'. Codshall . - - - - 100.00
Sam Himelo.vitz _ _ _ - - 100.00
hudley < . l'raty _ _ . . 100.00
W. 11. Estos 50.00
T. I.. K.stos ...... 50.00
I. T. Bradley . . 50.00
Lewis Shapiro . . 50.00
Mary Mulloy Hire . . _ 50.00
Minnie L. Rioo . _ . . 50.00
Lewis M. Hire . . 50.00
R. X. I.awter _ ... 50.00
Mrs. ('. E. Storm 50.00
O. T. Belue . . _ _ 50.00
1). VV. Mullinax . .... 50.00
C. C. Sanders . 100.00
Fred J. Pai ham . _ 50.00
CI us II. Sanders ... 50.00
T U'lln,, rv/\l
/. ?? uvt> . .mijm;
Mrs. Annio C. 1'arham 50.0(1
Frances J. Durham _ 50.00
lluth K. I'arham 50.00
McNally Cotton Co. "200.00
CJeo. W. CJoinjr, Jr. _ _ _ 50.00
Citizens National D.nnk 10,000.00
K. F. Kelly & Bro. _ . 500.00
1'. C. Duncan _ . _ _ _ 5.000.00
Norman-Murphy Co. ".00.00
W. W. Alinan . 50 on
I). II. Montgomery _ 100.00
Mrs. It. A. Kasterlinj? 100.00
It. A. Kasteilinjr 100.00
I. M. l ittle 100.00
I. From .? . _ 200.00
Total - _ _ -S20.2a0.00
I'llrouuh Nicholson Hani; JC Trust Co.
Lockhart Mills - . .$10,000.00
Monarch Mills lo.ooo.oo
Sxcelsfor K, Mills . 10,000.00
Nicholson Hank & Trust Co. a,000.00
- SERVICE -
i of this store, your eve
our resource to gi
ir Man and Beast TH1
Week: Buckwheat Flou
l Hard
Offer Spc
BUG(
>IVIE AND LO(
E. Nicholson _______ 1,000.00
Jacob Cohen 500.00
W. H. Sartor 000.00
Union-Buffalo Mills Co. _ 1,000.00
Union Hardware Co. _ _ _ 1,900.00
U. B. Jeter, Jr. _ _ _ - - 100.00
W. W. Colton _ _ ... 100.00
Robt. Burnett ______ 100.00
S. Krasnoflf _______ 100.00
Frank S. Wilcox _____ 50.00
E. M. Garner _______ 50.00
J. M. Jeter, Jr. 50.00
Fred J. Parham ______ 100.00
R. E. Foster 100.00
J. II. Bailies 50.00
I). N. .Jones _______ 50.00
M. J. McWhirter - 100.00
P. K. Switzer _______ 50.00
W. W. Nix 100.00
15. F. Fowler 500.00
David A. Lockman _ _ _ _ 50.00
Allies A. I.ockman _ _ _ _ 50.00
J. (). Sparks 100.00
W. 1). Dent _ 100.00
J. llov Fant _______ 100.00
Nathalie 11. Fant _ _ _ _ 100.00
.1. T. Storm _______ 50.00
I.. E. Garner ______ 100.00
('has. \V. Goforth _ . _ _ 100.00
Mae E. hinder _ _ _ _ 100.0(f
Mac E. Finder ______ 250.00
\V. F. llolconil) ______ 100.00
E. C. Huwze _ _ 100.00
J. A. Brown _ _ - _ 100.0G
J. VV. Giejrory _____ 50.00
Clark Garner _ _ . _ _ _ _ 50.00
Mildred A. Hurdelt _ _ _ _ 100.00
C. D. Walker 50.00
I'. D. Barron _______ 50.00
W. C. Thomson ______ 100.00
u. iuarry _______ 1UU.UU
Thos. A. Hollingsworth _ 200.00
J. 15. Hollingsworth _ _ _ _ 50.00
Martha T. Hollingsworth 50.00
Sarah J. Hollingsworth _ . 50.00
Nina Ilollingsworth _ _ 50.00
II. 15. Jennings ______ 100.00
John 1). Jones _______ 50.00
Janie T. Lemmond _ _ _ _ 1,000.00
David A. Boyd ______ 50.00
Josephine V. Pinson _ _ _ _ 50.00
Monotte MeCuteheon _ _ _ 50.00
Adaline 11. Hughes _ _ _ _ 100.00
Elizabeth II. Hughes _ _ _ 500.00
Jacob Cohen _______ 400.00
C. P. Summer ______ 50.00
Herbert R. Smoak _ _ _ _ .'500.00
Mrs. B. G. Clifford 50.00
S. V. Edens _______ 50.00
15. F. Alston, Jr. _____ 50.00
M. B. Summer ______ 50.00
Theodore Maddox _ _ _ _ 200.00
W. W. Nix _ 100.00
J. Harry Storm _ _ _ _ 50.00
I VV. M. Garner _ _ - . . 100.00
Mae E. I.inder . 250.00
T. Cmlisle I'errin _ _ - 50.00
J. B. Foster 250.00
J. C. I'errin _______ _ 10O.00
Germans Exult Over
Seventh War Loan
Washington, Oct. 22. - Exultant
over the success of its seventh war
loan of three and a third billion dollars
the German government through
its official press agencies is sending
out announcements on tin
the few remaining neutral countries.
" This proof of economic and financial
strength until now unheard of in
war history," the statement says, "is
the host answer the German people
can give to Wilson's note and to the
hope expressed by its advertaries and
other people of an economic breakdown
of Germany."
German People
Have Abandoned Hope
Washington, Oct. 2'i.?An Italian
workman interned in Germany since
the beginning of the war has escaped
through the Alps to his own country
with a report that the German people
want peace and expect it to come in
November. Official dispatches received
here today tell the man's story,
according to which the Germans have
abandoned hope of victory at arms.
Laborers are threatening to leave the
factories if the war continues another
winter and the civil population generally
is living under terrible conditions.
He said 800 soldiers attending
a circus at Essen were killer! sit nne
time l>y bombs of allied aviators.
SATISFACT
;ry purchase buys not c
ve you the utmost of <
? UNION GRC
r. New Brazil Nuts, Ma|
Iware
:cial Prices
GrIES i
3K THEM OV
| AN AN
The 1
UNION CO
I AND AGR
WILL BE H]
Beginning
And Clo
Come one and a'
informed speake
sented on an occ
Lyman's Old Plant;
Merry-Go-Round, I
cessions will be the
and chance to enjoy
witness the Great J
1W.L LJiiiuii v^uuiity.
We appeal to the pr
their influence to he
We have arranged f
of the county, and <
\ boys and girls of th
"Education Day."
J. H. Gilmore, I
J. P. Sartor, G.
| SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS \
DO VOU WANT all kinds of Fruits
and Vegetables? Do you want all
kinds of Home-Made Candies?
Come and see us. You will find
what you want and will be treated
courteously. Phone No. f?7, A. Ker
hulas, candy Kitchen.
42-8t-4-d-w.
FOR RENT?Good two-horse farm.
Seven-room dwelling, all necessary
outbuildings. Good water. See A.
E. Gillmore, Santuc, S. C., or write
W. A. Fridy, Greenwood, S. C.
WANTED?Younp man of pood
habits not under 17 years of ape,
willinp to work, permanent position
for the ripht party. Apply at
office of the Union Dumber Co., Union,
S. ('. 8-4-d-w
FOR SAI.E?One Oakland Roadster,
run less than MX) miles; in pertect
condition. You could not tell it
from n now car in the salesroom.
Not even scratched. Will sell at a
bargain to quick buyer. Call on or
'phone The Union Times for further
particulars. 8-1-pd
K
I Wild, BE IN UNION Saturday
with three, extra fine fresh milch
cows. Come and see me if you want
a good cow. Can be seen at Bai'
ley's Stable. Ed Jeter. H-.'l-pd
ION - ECON<
>nly the article that yoi
* _i -l i
mr iaeai in Dusiness a:
>CERY COMF1
>le Syrup, New Walnuts,
wmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmm
Comp
? On
?or Two V
ER
1N0UNCE1
'hird Annual Fair ol
IUNTY C0L0I
[CULTURAL ASSC
ELD ON THE WHITE FAIR G
Tuesday, b
4
sing Friday, Nov. 1
11. There will be soi
srs and the best exh
:asion of this kind.
ation Shows with a half
nerris Wheel, High Diving
re and none could afford 1
r a roproot 1 An it n rv-1 " 11
u iv^ivu tiuu at a Olildll
fubilee ond Banner Fair f
eachers and teachers of
dp make the Fair a succej
or a Competition Drill be
Special Prizes are offered J
e county who take part
COIVIIV1ITTEE
Dres., Dr. C. A. Dawkins,
W. Bolden, J. W. Dawki
DOING BUSINESS A"
I beg to say to the patr<
that I am doing business at
the bes<t service I know h(
need a shave, hair cut or sh
WHITENER'S B
Cold Wcalhc
Fresh ]J
We are fully prep
your w?
Fresh Meats, Fresh Fis
Let Us Have Your Orders, We V
Dunbar's
Phone 376 Main Str
New Additional Levy.
Jonesville school district voted an
additional levy for school purposes in
an election held yesterday, the result
of the ballot being f?5 to 1 in favor of I
the extra mills. ?
OIVIY - APPRi
11 pay for, but the hone
s expressed above.
VNY L Wagnon, Mgr.
, New Seeded Raisins. Fre
any
Veeks
MENU
f the
IED FAIR
)CIATION
rRQUNDS
}ov. 13th
6,1917
me of the best
ibits ever predozen
attractions;
[, and over 20 conto
miss this outing
cost. Come and |
or Colored People |
the county to use |
X?. XT 1- - 1
tvvccii me scnoois
for the best drilled
in these drills on
D. B. Gibson,
ins. Secretary.
innmii inn i ? ???
T THE OLD STAND
3ns of my Barber Shop
the old stand, and giving
)w to give. When you
ine, gome to
ARBER SHOP
:m* Calls For
ileats!
ared to care top
ints in
h and Fresh Oysters
kfill Give You Good Service.
Market
tn union, s. t. p
COOPER FURNITURE EXCHAN6E
27 Main St. UNION. S. C.
Buy, Sell and Exchange Everything
in Furniture
Very lx>w Prices on Rebuilt Furniture
11
iCIATION
5St expenditure of |
Phones lOOand 80
sli Cakes, Cereals