The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 08, 1913, Page 2, Image 2
2 TECHNICAL
C AITTIir1
. EDUCATION 1
mi AnnnnTTii
THE LAI
I myvv tended bv the u:i!
1 I*I I ditional waterpo
construction of no
TTrTtTTin lines. This d?ve
1CASTER NEWS, JANUAR
ligation of ?d- the highly trai
were and the tita hia entire
w I ran imiaaion ' demonstrating
Innmfnt will ho I nnmnlialiufi
Y 8, 1913.
ne<1 f?rmer ben?>- . ^
. -1 .J
neighborhood by ?.M
what can be ac- '
?Ko K?. ? - !
* '/ "
/ #
Stubborn
auuint
Address by W.W.
way Company
dents of th
kin urruKiur
Finley, President Soutl
, Before the Faculty and
e Georgia School of Tec
ill ||<X| a moat important
'* ^ ern industrial pr<
open up to young
? .. nical training ad(
tern Kail- lunjtie8 jn manut
I Stu- liahmenta as well
j atruction and op
factor m Sou*h. has awarded a
)gresa and will lull four-year c
men with tech- pa 8ta?e Oolle
iitional oppor- to a young mm
acturing estab- wise have been
as in the con- to obtain such
eration of the Great a* is
wroi mtJi 11UU8, ! 1
Hcholarebip for the uj "I
:ourse in theOeor- RJ Mrs. R.
Ke of Agriculture In "ounce*
who wou'd other- p$ ness*
financially unable M *a*ce ^
an education. M ' U
,u . . Now, (1
the wor? being Kl u
was under the treatment of t
, L. Phillip*, of Indian Valley, ^
d my case a very stubborn one,
I was not able to sit up, wh<
irduL
sed It about one week, before 1
lie severe pain, that had been ir
wo doctors," writes Kg
/a., "and they pro- Kg
of womanly weak- H
;n I commenced to H
I saw much change. E|
\ my side for years, F?
nology,
Dr. Maihepon and Yc
tlemen?lu complying
Mathesou's requent th
dreBs you this morning
speak on the Bubjec* ol
December 10th, 1912.
jungGen the development of
with Dr. for I do not believe I
lat I ad- great epoch-making
; I shall that the world will e
f Techni- yet been made, and
power plants thee
Notwithetandin
new ideas, wlopmenl ?'
tbat all the 8"""'easiert
inventions 1880 our ""
ver see have lry fts vel 'B la,n
it may be UuUed Stale8' ?"
aeelveB. done by the ?
g the rifjid de by r?ilwayH, t
nufacturing iu 'urers of agrici
? States since ai,d other agen
port ant indus- aKrtcul' utal de
aiug. For the to be most etfe'
a whole, gen- t,ou niunt be 1
? * - .?i?i: - i i
B uas *?or
Uate and Nation, N in i loi
jankere, mannfac rj
llturai implements
eves w-rKiug f >* jj|3 i
veloptnent; if itfie HI
011Te, .he louoda- , ,( s
aid in the rural J J rf iUn t
le, ana i aon't suffer at alL 1 a
ig time, and cannot speak too h
TAKE
ARDUI warf
ire one of those ailing wonpn vt
rmiKloo ? ? 1
m feeling better than I
lighly of CftrduL"
<fho I v '
\ari$Tonic I
rho suffer from any |
cal Education and Soul
portuuities.
We are living in the f
specialist. There is au
demand for the man wl
some one thing with su
excellence. It is to mee
. 1 il A ' I? J 1
lieru Op. the privilege of b
young men here todi
ige of the inventions as import
insistent Whitney, Westing
10 can do 80D? Boll, or Marconi
iperlative Such prizes may ci
t this de- 8Uccessful applies
; I I ?lr??rtv rtorolnnml in
ome of the CIttI H^per.iy 18
ay to make eut uPon a^riculti
;aut as those rhis 18 pa^ticularl
:house, Edi- 86Cti?n, tor the
farm product?c
)me through r?w "a'erial ol ou
ktion of ideas lant manulaoluri
; The cotton mill, a
largely depend- acuooi, j
iral prosperity. a" ?f t's en*:a!:<
y true of our ""y kind or otf
reawon that a 'n 'he S ?u hej
ot'on?is the forking f()r oui
ir most impor- we" for ihos
or industries, immunity wfi
ud tho knifchnir influence in fai
ilia 1 Dolieve llJrtt f' I ^ar
ed in business o! k~j of pure
ler a'Ih? in eres ed wonik;nl
intern States a e the won
r own interest* an r,;.* Card, i I
te ol the tarrniuj: Fa Thousar
eu we exert our rece've(^
70f ot a ?>i l-^ uw*.
iuuuiio ou lUIIIIUQn TO WQpiCII.
dui is a builder of wodpnly s
ly vegetable ingredienM, it ac
y system, building upiwomanly
tianly nerves, and reflating the
has been In successful use for r
ids "J[ Indies have written to tell
I from it Try it for your troubl
trength. Composed I
ts quickly on tht I
strength, toning up I
: womanly system. I
nore than 50 years. I
of the benefit they I
es. Begin today. I
iuana mat specializes eu
institutions, such as the
School of Technology, h
developed. The object
institution is to equip its
with a theoretical and
knowledge of the life
which thev Dronoee ti
uuttiiunai j ?v?v|^ou iu
Georgia za^ion of establishe(
ave been or building up ol
: of this connection,
students 'here are especially
practical ?PPortunities in th<
work to ^or 'he development (
3 devote h? termed secondary
LUC UrjjUUI"
1 industries miU are directly d
f new ones. ,he cotton croP,
I believe Power plants, our
7 favorable 0,her industries a
a Southeast Pendent upon i
3f what may therefore* whethe
industries. t0 enKaKe in farmi
ependent upon iusiruction in tl
Our electric lay the f
railways, and agricultural ed
ire largely de- spire 'he pupil
t. AH of is, Du'l(l upon it.
r we expect such a gene
ng or not, are of agricultural
~v L ^ lor Special J
lose schools which ? ^
uundat'.on for an "
ucatiou and ii - (
wiih a desire o Jouam
The result will
ral impri.vemuni
methods ihal soil ??
i/ uju'n i\< >:?ory uept.. ClwtfanooRa Medh
njtnictiona. an'. 64-page book. " Home Treauneu
net's Frost Proot C;
Are known as the best to hi
of experienced bujers, a J
LOWER tlian you pay for U
HAVE all VARIETY, ii
rine Co.. CKi'tanoofa. Tsaa_ I
I lor Wooien." sent frc* J Si I
nbage Plants
Riad anywhere by thoutandi
are offered to you at prices
mmon, inferior plants. WILL
its tied in hnnchi?s of 2V
themselves.
Without iu any way
ing the advantages of
ditional classical educt
all who are in a position
themselves of it, 1 belies
in vitallv nscsHHArv in t
It was natural that t
valopment of manul
minimiz- our action should h
the tra- putting raw materif
aion for ,jje fir8ti processes o
i to avail turing. The shipm
je that it products ot this prir
he ores
the first de- inler68ted in the i
acturing in a kitfh state of effici
aye been in eafi'eru agricultun
?ls through A generation ag
f manufac- declared that a hiji
ent of the 'echnical educatioi
nary manu- wa8 of great prac
- - * L ^ t
maintenance of productivity v
ency in South- aud whether w
0. engaged in fan
o if a man had w'^ a*' benefit
:hiy-8pecialized amount of ra
a in agriculture 'ood products p
tical value to l*le greater p
/ill be inc. eased 1
?? art- personally r^L/nJ^m
ning or not, we
from the greater
w materials and '* ** 'o?ru.u.w
roduoed and Irom
roeperity ot the ^ufbeient pri
I4U PRICES: 75 cents f<j50(*>t
En over 85 cents per 1?)0. M
JOUANNETS EARLY JlA^
WSJ ROOTS, one year andtvwyea
frY COUNT AND SA JSF A
Low rates by SoutlicA Mxpres
l'or a profit.lhlc cripfccnd :
' k,n,M ?>Hn> ALFRED J01AN1VCT, Be
ofit to make railwavlsoe thin n
8 j $1.00 per 1000} 5000 and
iT ARGENTEUIL ASPARAGUS
r old, $4 per 1000, $1 per 100.
CTION GUARANTEED
s Co. Cash with order, please,
rour orders early to
>x 136. MT. P1FASAVT, S. C.
roflnamnQ rtnn^itiDD n il I
ent stage of our civilize
a large proportion of on
men should be highly
along specialized technh
This does not necessari
that their education si
narrow. Onthecontrar
- - r? imciuiing 10 otner loc
j\on that U8e(j a8 (he raw mate
ir youug duatribB preparing th
educated (inal consumer is econ
cal lines. fp0 some extent seconi
ly mean facturing ^ has been
iould be but 1 believe that wit
y, lcon |ent dflVfilnnmonf r
a 11 ties to be ,ue iarraer tie w
rials of in- have found few
em for the him. Today eucl
omic was'e. woo'd receive p
Jary manu- a?ce, for "book ft
developed, 8Qeered at, has w<
h our preB- recO?nition by
^ ? achievem?nts
ould probably
to agree with ^ie aKricullt
a a statement development of
eneral accept- ^Dcrea8ing ihe '
irming," once t0 *landled, !
<n its right to re8P?ndiug inci
its record of *a',on facilities,
of the section c
investments
iral and industrial a^ie the rail
the Southeast by tai in Com
volume of traffic forms of inv<
has led to a cor- Whether y
ease in transpor- vjce or not, <
As the growth tical lessons
nutinnsB woh i"- 1
- r
attractive and en- continue,
ways to secure capi- my opiuii
petition with other ife<t thai
astment. States, fo
ou enter rail way ser- more ahu
one of the first prac? hope toat
you will learn after place 111
IIUQ VWUUIIIUU Will
and in no section, in
3U, will ii be more manti
in the Southeastern
r in no section are there
ndaiit opportunities. I
each of you may find a
the industrial army of
cur with the speaker wl
livering a baccalaureate
to a graduating class c
men said that ''the ides
man of this time was
knew something about ev
and everything about son
? r?
10, in de- manufacturing, the
addresB been reached wher
if young opportunities may b
d young secondary induetries
he who velopment along dive
'eiything win aJd greatly to t
lething."" ity of our section and
1 piiiliOl ^ ? * ?
stage has There is probat
e attractive occupation that is
e found in ly progressive th
. This de- day agriculture,
irsified Hues vestigatious and pi
he prosper- iments are const
to its eco- tog improved farm
ily no human Cre"6ed u,?ticul
more essential- '??'P^uctior
an la present. ?"fBe io ,ransl
Scientific in- W1" be ""I01*
tactical exper- Producti<?> of
an.ly develop. depeDd8 0,1 at
. methods and 0arr,ed lo m?fl'
leaving echo
tural and indus- practical bu
i, etill further inyour
businee
portation facilities may be, do
ad, for profitable You will tini
any oommodity contact with
)ility to have it conditions in
:et, and it is ob- nt h liai npflo
ol and engaging in the South
isinesa will be that of you mi
s, no matter what it of proppei
es not stand alone. i
that it comes into Yon will f
apeak well o
and is affected by edy. Thoy
.. .-j the sale of it
many other kinds ooids it can
IT,,? it tliftf if iu r>lu
least and that each one
iy enjoy a full measure
Hy.
tad tbat druggiHUjurteYery where
1 Chiuuberlalu'i^^ough itemknow
from 1<>U^Texperieooe In ^
that,in na^eiy <of congha and ^
alwa^M lie intended upon,and
It should, I believe, be
of the students of our
schools to go forth equip
this kind of education
within the power of eac
them to do so. This sc
ables you to eqaip y<
f li Amu/vti I ? itrifh I lin
the aim nomic strength. It
technical great variety of opp<
ipedwi'h the graduates of techt
It is such as this,
h one of The closing yes
hool en- Nineteenth Century
aurselves | opening of the 1 we]
a r\o^' all- *
will open a 'he farmer who <
)rtuni(iee to abreast of agricul
deal schools ia seriously handic
lieve, therefore, th
irs of the we should give su
and the cies providing foi
tieth (Jen- possible systems <
does not keep T,?UB ,h"' alth
Itnral progro.s ty may ha,e 81
apped. 1 be ,0r addil,onal f
.at, as citizens Mf"uld fce lool,el
pport to poli- " tbey could
: the broadest marke'- T,'e
>f agricultural "lhie* of lhe
ougii a communi- are
n .active demand 0f cotton ftnr
troducta ita people depend in 1
li to produce them whether the
ot send them to China have
transportation fa- year. It y?
Southeast must tarm implen
^ OAOU1IJ.C, II p? Bale "by all d
turing certain grades
>ds your profits may |y
arge measure upon
t I am pre)
i farmers in tar oil tj^te loans
had a prosperous
U ar6 manufacturing time, repay
lentaand machinery. at7 f il.,.tor
..nouvuiuu Bio lO UiKtt. Kor
\ J J ,, L
lonev)? Loan.
tared, m heretofore, to negoof
|3()y)0 and upwarda on
jav;o m\ improved cotton
AiicaJlor County on long
ahlefn annual installment*
ot>t (fi sums of f7<K)().(H) and
tuui U U ^ 1J n ivu
knowledge which you ^
in your chosen occupatic
broader general knowle
beat be acquired througl
rying out of a definite
of reading, covering a br
and thus hurDlement
lury nave witnessed
vill need greas in the applicati
ma. The mcity to practical ua
dge can important feature i
i the car- been the developmeu
program ^em of power tranerr
oad field Ions distances. This
ing and | flnorrnrkitalo u"
great pro- education. Georg
on of elec? er Southeastern Si
es. A most splendid agricul
Df this has capable of equips
t of the eys- dents with a thorc
iisgion oyer in every departme
has added ture. in some of
? ? 2 _ n II I t 11 v n I Uinl% .
:ia ami our olh- P"c8' ""
iatea maiutam S6ne'al deTeloP
rural colleges "?n ""d thie w
ring Iheir atu. fUntly widcni"
ugh education 17-tra""?d 7?"
>nt of agricu1- '
our Stales ag. A8y?"<>lu<ly
__i of business ae
ereiore, with the volume c
ment ot the sec- depend on tl
ill afford a con- own larmerp
H field tor special- v??u youui
ing men in the ,n preparing
iervice. o?reers at a
the interrelation eraj pros| er:
tivitioo
- - | over, iso c
)f your business will '* reason abl
ot title.
ie prosperity ot our 6 ,no8<
i ????
< men are fortunate Schedul
t for your buainets
time when the tier- Preml
ity ot the country in- n. n.? s?
dinfiissions charged. Only
<*f<* for furnishing abstract
V R. K. WYLIK,
Atty-at-Ijiw.
lei Southern Railway.
er Carrier of the South,
ihedule figures nuhliHliml
rounding ont your techn
cation with a fund of ge
formation. This broad*
tion can well btf carried
you have left school. E
is not merely a Btorinj
mind with facts and
VMWI iUWUO'Jf bV/ 111 d
ical edu- strength ot the Sout
neral in- have numerous strea
jr educa- ot producing power,
on alter old system water po*
ducation used only at the poi
; of the duction and its benefi
theoriee. sequen'ly restricted
euuuomic i?'K" ov:ii
heaet. We tained, equipping
ms capable th0 more advancet
Under the colleges and givin,
?er could be instruction to t]
nt of pro- carry their educati
'8 were con- While many of ou
to factories er8 cau take adva
ooi8 are main;
students lor find that a" ""
I coarse of the diff,"re"1 b?
It highly usetul and ""derlyiof
hose who c?n eVery one of ,h
on no farther. 'a,,"n' a,,d 0Te
_ 4 every citizen of
r future farm- _
r*io* elates is directl
III .If ft nf Hurl.
surea an ac'
ounh them?link- services.
sinenses together
5 the success o L^pjw,
em?is transpor- YYUuUu
ry producer and
ihe Southeastern
y and vitally in-io?.-*
ive demand for your |nform*t'???
J teeu. Kfle<
) far as we can now daily dei
No. II3?
and way ata
FROM HOME .J&'Er
No. 114?
.. umbia, Cha
; . No. 117?
TI A. a m r>
i only and are not Kuaranstive
Sept. 15, 1912.
'ARTDItK FROM I.ANCAHTKR.
10:"6 a. in. for Hook Hill
itlons.
8:31 a. in. for Camden, Colway
stations.
2:00 p. m. for Camdpn, Colrleston
and way stations.
7:48 p. m. for Rock Hill.
Its higher object is the
ment of our mental pov
the preparation for thi
education of after life.
You young men ha
eyes open and know wht
ing on. You know thai
develop- located on the strea
irers and pom's where the fall
e higher cient for power
These points were not
ive your located with referee
it is go- plies of raw material*
t the in portation facilities a
m bHnk at cultural colleges ar
was euffi in *he nature of tfc
generation, possible for all of
i always so aQfi if all of the rif
ce to sup- are f? t?e benefite
i and trans* education must b
is to make fh? common schoi
>d high schools, tere8l6j in the
lings it is not 8ec""n-, llew
I hem to do so, to h"Ve h,s tr?"
ting generation Per|Q*med as el
d agricultural ^ble' but C09t
? ? ... the only thinii i
e carried into J B
nlB terealed. Ade<
railways of this diaierTieMS
ill naturally seek Vestigatei
sportation service LaflCa
leaply as practi- When ft , an
of service is not tho front, tellit
n which he is in? horn of his exp
juacy of service '
reitdinir in fxr
ina sviav be ind.
testimony of Nw. k?m'.
strf Citizens.
<'tpfttir citizen comes to
iraiis friends and neighopence,
you can reiy on I fllirJlcfi
r^e statements of people
\S av lilAOiw fin nnt nnin.
nd way station*. Also Cliarhlnjfton,
Philadelphia and
jOoe, A. O. P. a., Col una- .
II. ( alley. D. 1>. A., ^
? - * 0
sr & Chester 8y Co.
dustrial development
Southeastern section, wl
be said to have its b
about 1880, is constantly
ening and gaining moi
You know that thisdeve
is economically sound,
j ? v /
of our them practicable fai
lich may and at beat only a fe
eginninf? could be located on
r broad- at any one fall. The
nentum. trie engineer has c
lopment this. Power is now
as it is at the points where
? J - .
ctory sites, It may be objec
w factories the attention that
the stream ily be given to otl
hydro-eleo tal studies in the ct
hanged all there is no room h
generated tural courae. It ie
it can be that, even if our
is oi paramount
ted that, with overBhadow8 coi
muBt necesfar- portation cbarg
ier fundamen- onHbly high aa I
>mmon schools, service perform
or an agncul- tatl0n laciiitiea
i doubtless true pr0vide a su
teachers were | CArrwinrr
I importance and maini your coijl
st bo long as trans- melt i? the I
? Kldfcey 1'ilU.fl
es are not unreae- , I
vin<*ng. Infl
measured by the b0|(i* ia a it
ied. If transpor* reahlvnt. Nr
. can b? had. i?
are to be sucn as ^ V 11(M(
ifficient margin of Lancafter,
in ^lx *" * *
[[deuce. Home endorse- Schedule
Ind that backa Do&n'i
Such teatimony la con*
stiKfttion proves It true.
atemeut of a Ijmoastef ,
? _j? kanoas
stronger proof of merit Fort 141
Lv. Hichhu
jn, merchant, Kim St., Ar. Chester
i: "My experience with
iii Kfleot Maroh 3rd, 1912.
Kaatcrn Time.
\VT?8THOUNI>
X*T 0:00a?3:36p
lwn 6:30a?4.-08p
6:66a?4:43p
7:30a?6:20p
oaeeu on \ne manuiactui
materials in proximity
sources of supply. W
basis its continued growl
evitable and it will offei
tnnities for employment
vancement to increasin
ham nf trninor
e ot raw uone most economical
to the ciently and is carried
itb this mission lines for the c
fch is in- factories, traction
" oppor- lighting systems m
and ad- away. Large use is a
ig num inir made of hydro-eU
1 onnim Ar thrmiohnnt t.ha Hai
ly and effi- all qualified to
I by trans- atructiou, it woulc
peration of cable to graft on
lines, and school system ar
any miles thorough and
already be- coarse of agricaltt
jctric po?. I do not believe it
lit b a ft ft t Iva ? * * * ? ? 4 - J 1
J?b ?
give such in- U8Ual demand t
i be impracti- Wftys to meet
to our public BUdden increas<
lything like a for their servic
comprehensive ftbie t0 secure I
iral education, to provide them
tat this should tere8t of every t
yj IU DAUCM \J 1 v lie l/uail H pi(lvy
o enable the rail- faotory ^
, . . mend thmv.
B?ti3tactonly any reBUlt of dlBOrd
j in the demand not find reiiei
;e, they may be I)oan'?? Kidney
unds with which c<*wfor,j Hr<"
preparation re*
i. It is to the in- For Bale by
traveler and shin- oenu. Foster-v
fills tins been so satislo
not hesitate to recomMy
back ached as the I-?v. Chnstei
ored kidneys and I could
, . . ... Lv. Hascoir
r until I began taking Ly port ^
IMIls, wbloh I got at Ar. Lancasf
Dru? 8toro- Thl" Connect!
Lored me to good health." ern> Heaboi
all dealers. Price 50 western Ka
Lilhurn Co.. Buffalo. New Fort I>aw
EASTBOUND
9:80??<i<8p
i-k 10:20*?7:25p
iville 10:80*?7:3fip
twn 11:00a?7:6op
ler 11:80*?8:16p
ons?Chester, with Houthird
and Carotin* & North11
ways.
II. With S?nl>n*i-fl Al. ?
men. Upon such men, e
with the capacity to do
things superlatively ?
with a broad conceptior
best ways to use this equ
the Southeast will conl
prizes of wealth and
? ;uuuf, ?" h"""" Ju
quipped the system is being r
certain ?k rell
and FoUs a Fouj p
I of the When a abamefal pld| e
liYflr and bowels to canneidi
lpment, towing to act, take Dr. Htm
ler hieh ^illa, And en(1 "no'J abnneW
Tbey gently oompel right fcc
station, ach, liver and bowela. anV
u vas*?c?afc caiJU UO OllC111 [ifOU f [
apidly ex- should aim to im]
?? rudiments of snch
lot< and to imbne their
xintH totween a thirst for furth
an(* determination
C'aWS The managemec
restore vonr irfto /inmnann tu?
iui tnat t&ey p01.f therefore, (
part only the in^a 8h?ll be bi
an education
students with I"*
er knowledge |(
to obtain it.
it of the rail-\ Jjfc
? T * ' '
that railway earnJ
Remember (
ICh will yiel'i take no other.
L
br Results
ita lor th?United HUtes.
.. . . L>anoaflter
Lb? name-?^)oan b?and
?- v. <?II lauo
with Southern Hallway.
A. P. Mo LURE, Supt.
885
Such prises may come
tu.~~ u All good h?Aling?
inrougb outer Pharmacy or HUndard
*. , <
sMk -?v .-.AUk
. 25c at Lan-1 "
l Drug oo. | honor to ropresent,
\
t X iiaye me H V* V |
, realizing that J W&Jj
i**
>151 LKd
rERTiyj
1 '.I
:er%j
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