The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 01, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
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(SEM.I-WEKKLY.) j Th<
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Saturdays at Lancaster, S. C., concli
by The Lancaster Publishing | owes
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Ledger, established 1852; The I . ,
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CHAS. T. CONNOKS. . . .Editor never
R. E. W'YLjIE . .Acting Editor .
L. C. BOYER Manager B
am us
y SATURDAY, FEBRUARY !. 1913. j ferenl
f ????? | Senat
. , ? . scares
T\e see where an opossum has 1 witjls
been sent by parcel post. We wonder
If Sheriff Hunter got it? l,?ne
the e
The Corn Show in Columbia will
continue all through next week. So *or '
make up your mind to go down and ^nQu
see it. the
sen at
The dispensaries, voted In at a "Oi
recent election, have just been Tillm
remei
opened in Union and are said to be a t
doing a rushing business. testin
any
"Winnsboro needs a town ceme- case.'
tery," says The News and Herald. Am
Wouldn't an old-fashioned, country same
grave yard serve Winnsboro's pur- of "a
pose better? is sti
tical
Monday is Winthrop College Day the s
and the 800 girls will all go to the have
corn exposition. Don't you know %Ve hi
| the 800 corn club boys Kill be glad whom
i to see mem: uy
railro
^ What has become of the old- lia8 _
fashioned boy that only asked his \youl
daddy for one cent at a time?? specif
Greeuville Piedmont. He is now a of tju
New York millionaire. Tlu
"We
The Carolina Spartan aptly says, sfM t(
"The most valuable investment a
thrifty, industrious farmer can
. . <* ? <11 aroun
make is to secure a wife who will
... . mere
be a comfort and help as long as
i.? i * .. to set
life lasts.
up or
We agree with The Anderson ta'n
Mail that the widow of General '
James Longstreet has no right to
speak Tor the "ragged rebels" in behalf
of the one who helped establish
negro rule in South Carolina.
ing ot
Just think of what you will see in hy th
Columbia at the Corn Show. Ex- "prod
liibits from 27 state colleges and ex- his el
periment stations, the federal gov- bgish
eminent display and 800 farm boys view,
from all over the country, includ- these
ing South Carolina's Jerry Moore, becai;
expre
We are glad that Senator Wil- plicab
liams's bill to abolish capital pun- dog t
ishment was killed. It is no time in tin
now to be toning down punishment ii
for crime, especially in view of tin- any <1
fact that we now have a governor ; ator
who, not only reprieves and par- befor<
dons for capital offenses, but turns he is
loose, even short-term prisoners. ing t
when
Sergeant-at-Arms J. S. Wilson of (jrowi
the House of Representatives asks
us to say to the people of Lancaster ()|(j R
county, that they should let nothing defini
prevent their seeing the Corn Show SU8^aj
in Columbia. Jim's headquarters i
are in the state house and he can tell jea(je,
you what to see and the quickest temer
way to see it. Tillm
The re-election of Capt. D. J.
Griffith, by an overwhelming vote,
as superiatendent of the state penitentiary,
is a deserved compliment to ne8S
a capable and efficient officer who 1 *
has discharged his duties fearlessly
and with an eye single to the welfare
of the state. South Carolina occaa
. , , whom
v has no more true or loyal son anyw
ri k
where within her borders than Cap- ?
tain Griffith. yan
out
Rechad Pasha, head of the Turk- boys,
Ish peace delegation, says that the s<
failure of Turkey to negotiate sopeace
with the Balkan allies lies not trunsl
alone with them, but with the great a ^en
powers of Europe, "who encouraged ^'eaSl
the Balkan states and have shown ''U(
no fairness toward Turkey, although man
before tlie war they had solemnly
proclaimed the principle of the un- '
changeability of the status quo " Senat
This is quite true. The powers Kroun
have, in fact, completely changed ,r'"nc
their attitude since the beginning 'n
^ of the war. They are always with 8^ip i
the "big dog" in any fight. again
the h
Rev. Howard Lee Jones, D. D., tail"
pastor of the Citadel Square Baptist only
church in Charleston, is preaching a coat-t
series of sermons on lawlessness in they
general and in Charleston in partic- as th<
ular. Last Sunday evening the days
proposition was, "Wherever you find they <
law-breaking to be the most sue- Ben,
^aofn 1 htiuinoaa r\r ovon a flmiriah. iftiuriw
lng and profitable business, you have them
diseased social conditions which
prevent the best development of all Wc
legitimate business." Dr. Jones is town
giving the people of Charleston the N
some good food for thought. If the this 1
newspapers of Charleston would week
come out boldly In his support the Thos<
law-breakers of that city would all one
the sooner go Into their holes. sight
'' ?
THE LANCA8
8I8TENCY, THOU ART A TABLET I
JEWEL!" * There was unvi
} Yorkville Enquirer agrees Monday a nietnor
The Charlotte Observer in the late Governor Hi)
Lision that Governor Blease by his former puj
his career to the newspapers bia Male Academy
e state, which have been "in- principal from 18
ious, bigoted and unfair in of these alumni (
treatment of him." We feel states to do hone
that this being so, the gover- of their beloved
is well as The Enquirer, should The tablet is in
off his hat to the press of building, which s
i Carolina, for the making of of the building ii
an illustrious career. We have Thompson taught,
known The Enquirer to say Governor Thorn
against the governor, but it is South Carolina's ii
ing to note the entirely dif- both in the state
t attitude it assumes toward though he was ue\
or Tillman, for whom it any office whatso
sly ever has a good word, not- distinguished gi
tanding all the senator has Citadel, in the cla
for York county, especially in afternwards profe
stablisliment of Winthrop Col- Arsenal and Ci
that county's greatest asset. He was superintei
instance, in its last issue The on the Hampton ti
irer has the following to say of serving two term
venerable and distinguished the state, he wai
or: tant secretary of
f all the charges that Seuator President Clevelan
an has ever made, we do not his death he was 11
Tiber that he has furnished wh , w
stronger proof than his own
tony, and we do not look for ?* tae financial c
stronger proof in the present New York Life In
d in another editorial in the THF PHI1
issue the editor, in speaking
, , There will in a
certain railroad lawyer who
,, . ., ,, , , division in the ]
11 in the House and has prac,
? i i ... . . over the matter
control of that body, jabs at , ,
..... Islands in the ne\
enator again and says: We
. , : reselltative Jones,
no more confidence m him than '
, , . ! House committee
ave in the ra .:oad lawyer to > .
l we have referred." ls the author of a
the way, who is that "certain ! their i?^ependenc
ai lawyer in the House who NV hetheP U was t]
ractical control of that body?" !lot' ,or tbo I nit
: The Yorkville Enquirer "%.er the islands? 1
y for the good of the people Th,s ualr>' Pal<
? state, them and has spei
! same editorial further says, 000 on them sinc'
do not think United States lliar>- standpoini
>rs (referring to Senator Till- be turned over to
should be allowed to run 1,1 ,We hav? been
d making such charges for Pa' Besides, th
buncombe and we would like I r' adj for s< 11 Rm
} the Senator be made to put not b<> a balt
shut up." How about the cer- ! ,ieve the brainy n
railroad lawyer? He might ' ed th? pe"Ce CO
:all upon the editor of The \ Ynited States kne
ille Enquirer to do likewise. 1 dolllR when they 1
I the islands be am
"HIT l>< Hi HOWLS." d Stales and we
ator II. R. Tillman, after hear- ^"tlmenta! reason
the Itembert resolution passed at b ,lst Ior soni? 1
e house, calling upon him to
lire the evidence in support ot It.Xt lv It) I
larges of corruption" in the '*or common
iture. came out in an inter- ...'"Vn r> ' '
, . , Livingston Blase, <
m which he says: "All of i,.ads the world,
thing- amu.-e me very much, the oath of otllce
-e i remember having used an him at his inaugui
Bslon ?v.4 ago, which is ap- Ja*?ce .,b' s,:i
, . , , as is the ininieiuc
de to this case. *u is the hit peoples governo
hat howls. 1 threw the rock contempt for the t
? discharge o: my duty, "tc. st'lt sworn in by a
appears t?? us that If there is ,b'i P?ace- I
,i . . , Dispatch,
og that ha> b< -ui hit. the sen...
. , ... Governor B least
is that anine, and we believe .
... ..... Big the <\aill|?!e
a the investigation is finished. , ,, .
. , , . , . . , I lllman, w ho did
going to do the kind ot howlhe
dog usually indulges in ?. ~ "
.... , There will be
baying the moon or trying to .
. in these columns t
i the sound ot a taetorv .. . , ,
i v- rr- M , M. D. Lee of the
le. No, Tillman is up to his , , . . , _
. , and Industrial Sc
anie ot making vague and in- ..
. . , . ptipils, tor a conv
te charges without proot to . ..
... . . ored farmers ot tli
111 lutMii. ?e are gian mat .., . ^ ,
on 21st Februar
Rembert, Governor Blease's . . ..
object ot the inee
r in the house. has had the negroe8 to take mc
ity to call the once mighty 8tay upon the fa
an's bluff. In the "long ago." emphaaize one stt
i Tillman speaks of. when he ,pp make8 ,n M
enced his revolution to get large pepcent Qf y
he charged "incipient rotten- geU,ng tQO much
in the state government and an(] nQt enouRh
>d at corruption in certain de- traJn|ng Most Q
ient3 of the government, but grops ,oafinK abQ
confronted, on more than one wrlte .. If ,,rofesi
ion. by individual men upon 1 h|g race ,n th,8 cou
i he had reflected, he always t,on of thp faot tb
gled" out of it. But Benjamin Uon abovp a? p
Tillman has at last been found n(>gro needH he w
by the "wool hat. one-gallus most important w
whom he succeeded in fool- For when thp npR]
> long and we are glad that it he w|u flnd somp(
even if they should have hpad and hands
'erred their trust to so great upon thp npgro f.
lagogue as Coleman Livingston tbjs meeting
e, because Blease will likewise,
e time, fall to his level, as Till- Yesterday at t
has done. I Discussions of \
social problems o
Fort Mill Times says that features of the Fl
or Tillman has been losing i Exposition yeste;
d politically for years. "Old National Educatio
i rs who supporimi una loyany prog rum. arrang
> campaigns tor the governor- Mitchell, president
and in his race for the senate of South Carolina
st General Butler have let go dresses by men am
old they then had or. his coat- made a long and
Very true, contemporary, but rural conditions,
to transfer that hold to the ers were Walter
ail of Cole Blease, to which York, Miss Mabel
are holding on as tenaciously W. C. Crosby of >
ay did to Ben's in the good old J. 1). Kggleston c
of reform. Rut in due time ers, trustees aud
will forsake Coley, as they have county in the stat<
and 11 other pestiferous dema- many remained in
s who succeeded in fooling Day which is
for a time. marks the close
school for boys.
s hope that those citizens of the
and county who did not go to Congrat
rational Corn Show in Columbia Our quarrel wit
week will by all means go next Hill, Shelby, N. (
Don't miss the opportunity, small towns is n<
a who have gone say that no have been notlflet
should fail to see the great also have free d
GafTney Ledger.
i + J y
V
TER NEW S, FEBRUARY 1, 1!
fN VEILED. 'j
elled In Columbia ; FROM OTHER Pi
ial tablet to the ________________
igh S. Thompson, w
,IU of the Colura- ,,7* ^'V""Bayi
. of which he ... bll"d- but.tl,at no?exc
65 to 1888. Many be hard ?' hear""! ame
from distant Tillman is missing a i
>r to the memory c0iuinfoja week by
preceptor. Washington.?Columbia
the Taylor school
tniuls on the site The man who is ah
n which Governor for slights and insults
of the fact that he desei
ipson was one of Carolina Spartan.
nost honored sons,
and in the nation, Let's see: Is it Tilln
rer a candidate for i reply to Blease or Blea
ever. He was a reply to Tillman? We
raduate of the lost track of this busin
.ss of '56 and was ville Piedmont.
ssor in both the
Itadel .acadcmnies Rock Hill and Sumte:
ident of. education taking the biggest slices
cket in '76. After ?er at the Corn Show.s
as governor of Journal.
3 appoirted assis- ?
the treasury by Who is the guy who p
d. At the time of In messenger? Don't i
Iving in New York, once-?Spartanburg He
mptroller, or head ~ ,
lepartment o( the
Buraace Company. V"" ?< ? "
A person without visib
7 ~ support, almost wlthoi
HI 1 INKS. j8 a soc|ai menace; a,
II probability be a which says to this cla
Democratic party , get out" will be the b
of the Philippine i doing so.?Kershaw Er
v Congress. Itep- I -
chairman of the | 'he Sumter county b
on insular affairs, j cation, in co-operatioi
bill providing for hirm demonstration wot
after eight years, pwtment of agrlcultur
lie right thing, or ,I,roP College, has arra
ed States to take ,)loy a county agent to
hey are ours now. 1 ,,lilto clubs, teach dotn<
1 $20,000,000 for and supervise extension
lit over $500,000,- rural schools. This gei
e, and from a pe- un,'er the direction o:
I they should not a8e,1t of the farm d<
the Filipinos un- ! bureau a"d Miss Edith
in a measure re- College, the
e natives are not K'r'H r'ubs in South Ca
eminent and will ! W0I"h wiR begin Februar
... . ..... ......... i OM'iih lll.l linll Irtl illlU eC
arious school and for the good of our per
f rural life were selected one of the best
iftli National Corn state, well trained 1
rday which was farming and is now i
n Day. A special the government to est
ed by Dr. S C. onstration farming stati
I of the University state. I.et negro far
,, consisted of ad- from every section ol
I women who iiave county February 21st, <
careful study of Come one; come all.
Among the speak- M.
II. Page of New Principal Lancaster Noi
Carney of Il'mols, dustrial School.
Jorth Carolina and . ... . -r
. I'orto Hire's New
it Virginia, leach- From far away Port
pupils from every reports of a wonderful n
f? were present and that Is believe^ will v
the city for Boys' the people. llamon T.
... . . j of Barceloneta, writes:
held today and N i)tscovJPy Is do!.
of the exposition work here, nt cured n
tlnio* of tefflble cough
also any brother of a s<
uintinn*' his dhent id more tha
h I ancaster Rock who T*d Fon my adV''
n Lancaster, hock thJg Aea^haediclne wil
2., and the other jn evcWjprug store in
jw over, since we For thrwtt and lung tt
I that Gaffney will ,B nothing better, a/!
i ii t _ ii vlnce you of Us t wer
lellvery of mall.? , ^ 00 Ouar?nt?/d b;
? Pharmacy and' Stfcndarc
/, / '
century. We be- Ue prosecuted through?
ten who coustitut- *'ie a^ent having been e
tntuission of the 'ler ,u" t?rni Wth a hoi
tv what they were 1 oue month out of the
recommended that i ho,i(lay to be taken " he
ne'xed to the Unl- terfere ,east with the x
should not from jtpr Watchman,
is part with them, I
Lime to come. A I'AItMKItS'
COWKNTIO
III. \\ ??t?l?-?. The colored farmers
or ,i \ariety POU?ty are culled to me?
n\ e.'i el' ( olem.iu ' , ^ ,
of South Carolina. IUon at '<ancaster, S. (
Instead of having -1st, lblU, the meeting
administered to in the colored school bu
ation ti> the chiet object is to discuss t!
to supreme eou.t, ,
rial cm-torn, 'the ,nethorts of farming, t
r." to show his 00rn clubs among the <
tribunal, had him- and men, to test the ti
hu<k woods justice adored man to get the
ktchmoml TimesjOiie
acre oi ground; to i
was but follow-ilho yo,m* "?-r"es that
,,t niu ...... living on the farms fc
?' "!?-?
likewise. ,s willing to work
. J "O reason why a countj
found elesewhere "ot 'M' organized and p
? call by Principal to ,,le ?o'ored man or
Lancaster Normal | 'arrest yield of cori
hool for colored to *'1P acre. There mi
ention of the col- sl<'Ps taken by somebod;
ie county, to meet t?1,> young negro in fa
y proximo. The home life, and to stop
tink is to Ret the stnte to state huntinR Jo
ire interest in, and ^'ocks. from which th<
rm. We wish to K?lnK to the chaingatiRs
itement Professor hy exposure are dying s
s call, viz: "A brought home by thos<
oung negroes are remained at home on th
head education WOI"lt foe an honest ivin
hand and heart desire to have thii
f the young ne- school building wh?
ut, can read and "*20 students now undei
itor Lee can bring that these young
nty to the realiza- hear successful negroe
at "heart" educa- they have bought hom<
Ise, is what the Kood bank accounts bj
ill have done the out ?f the earth. A la
ork for his race. ?' young negroes are
ro s heart is right, much head education
hing good for his enough hand and liea
to do. We urge Most all these young nei
irmers to attend about can read and wr
convention as I am now
organize the progress!
m.
^,lii iiiS
V ay 8 look in g ' ! 1 ^ J B If^l
ian'8 time to W f Q J^C/jf T" llf!
ise's time to l?| .1 I | |
rLr?": tgarty
r seem to be I*! SS?^ J
in favor of |?1
, . A7o oneeverre
agrancy law. ,
le means of V out tolling out oi
it exception, > it round by roum
id any town ! top who did not I
ss "work or by round. The F
etter off for } your FIRST dep
iterprise. , conies easier. I*
! ! nnee nntl ecoiio/i
oard of cdu- .. , , .
... tort able fortune
i with the
k of the de- : TU* n "
e and Win- , Do 1 ()l,h
nged to em- V ^[11^
organize to- v 1 li 1J 1 I l\ V
estic science , * t t r
work in the V Y\ A \ l\
it will work I 11.
f the state CHAS 0 JONES.
Hiionstration President.
l'arrott, of y R. E WYUE.
director of ' < Vice-President
rolina. The *'
y 1 and will
ut the year, . ?
r-'r ALLIES PLANNW
twelve, this
TO RESUME
ItciiHiinrc .Armistice ami <ii
X < Al.likl). Four Days' Notice?I
if Lancaster ment of .Adrianople M?
I in ion\?'ii- Monday Night.
February
will he held London, Jan. 30.?The
ilding. The nay rise on the second a<
i" improved Ihilkan war next Monday
o organize aH'ps denounced the armis
olored boys l,('lo,'k tonight and if eve
ibllity of a l'ie prescribed course, tl:
most out of bard men t of Adrianople
nipress upon after an interval
there is a days. Indeed, the bombard
u.-1-u nriU'UUIi'U lor i ocil
,r the man I evening. Yet, even
There IS elm.enth hour, war is in no
r fair m,?hl Lurt.(l. only a few hours b
rizes offered | ul s proclaimed their m
boy raising declsdon the Ottoman go
i and cotton pre8ented ,t8 reply to the J
ist be some I f the power8 of January 1
y to interest Neypr hftS a diplomatic
irmlng and taken such awift and a
loafing from change8 a8 these negotiat
bs on public ppace The young Turks,
ausands are ^ the goVernment with t
and others, deflance have undergone 8
ind must be I transformation. Ins
? who have I drawlng the battle line at
e farms and I Uon of 8urrendering Ac
K they offer a compromise
s meeting in come8 HO near meeting the
ire we have I Jan demands that a a
going train-1 shouid not be impossible,
people can 1 leave the Aegean Islands t<
s tell how sltlon of the powers.
?s and built 1 COMPROMISE POSSI1
r digging it I difference between v
rge per cent 3tantinople is ready to g
getting tool hat Bulgaria is willing '
i and not I kaH been reduced to such s
rt training. portion that even some of
groes loafing I jtan delegates believe a co
lte. Such a I niay yet be agreed upon,
calling is to I cnople now asks simply t
ive negroes I tJon of that section of A
onomic lines! where the holy shrines are
iple. I have I Bulgaria olways meant to
men in the I m08qUes and shrines to Tu
n scientific 1 pvpn to confer the right
employed by I tprritory, thus giving the
ablish dem-1 thing of the status of tin
ons over the I ln Bome. The vital differ
niers come I tWPPu the two nations
r Eanca iter I merely to Turkey's demai
[>n Friday. I shrines and the sections
I ing them.
I). LKK. 1 ? _
' i ne l'racean frontier Hi
mal and In- forP.( with the exception of
of Adrlanople practically
Wonder. agreed to, as Turkey is
0 Ktco come leavo to the powers the d
iew discovery Qf land on the right ha
"^MarcTihan. Murltza r,ver' whIch cond
"Dr. King's '8 known, the allies are si
ng splendid accept. The question of ti
le about five i8|ands also practically 1
s and colds, Rolved a8 the Porte Js rtl
svere cold in
.n 20 others, 'cave their settlement to th
le. We hope
1 yet be sold W. N. Wilson has acc
Porto Rico.'' position as master mechar
oubles there . Atlas Mills, Bessemer Ci
Wal will con-1 having resigned a posltlo
It. 50c and I chinist with the Lancas
V Lancaster ' Lancaster, S. C.?Textile
I Drug Co. turer.
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wn
DEp^l! j 1
jSlTlYmrv. . S|T I 1
LiiilfSli
llANOTHER^f^,? \ *
j&RD! FQRTUNrf i
jSUCCESSM i V
^Sto money Ifov ea/*n : .
> ' ,
%
>ached the top of a ladder, with
r a window, unless he climbed
cf. No man deserves to he at the !
irttVO Lut? a ??* vut tins ana mail /
irkey and to us for a frde list showing
of extra the bargains w/offer.
m some- I i
3 Vatican / JL
ences be- XT / amount
Name /
tiling the 1
surround- Address i.... I
tie, there- #... ... flj
the town
has been V "4 9
ready to 'a
Usposltion # - **!
monl. as me y?ur free list ?t re- ||
itisfled to built typewriters.
?e Aegean
tas been S
sposed to H
le powers.
|5|J.LCRAYT0N&C0. |
teraHMUiH, 217 South Tryon Street,
Manufao CHARLOTTE, - N.C. 'si
% > aim
lonestly climb the ladder round
rIMST S Til I' town rtl fortune Is *
osit. ISach round after that he- J I
in ally, by patienee, perse ver- J
riy you hare acquired a eont- ' [
?. iJhis is how /5\'/iKV FOK- txd
ed. / / I
* hanking witty us. ?
5T NATIONAL ! 1
OF LANCASTER I 1
/ EM. CROXTON.
Cashier. V fij
E CURTIS MAC KEY. J
Ass't Cashier. J
FIRE AT ST. GEORGE
H| CAUSES LOSS OF LIFE J
IV AD ' ,'1' Nl Woman is Burned to ?
Death When Resilience of S. I>.
Connor is Destroyed.
St. George Special to The State,
ve Turks Jan. 30: The residence of S. L.
lomharil- Connor was destroyed by tire early
yesterday morning, when an old vi
l> ' 1,11 negro woman, Allie Dunnings by
name, lost her life in tin- flames. Just
how the fire originated is not known,
i urt.i n 'pjlp only occupants of the house, bet
ot tin sj(j,,s ??Mum Allie," was Mrs. Con** ^
'nor and her daughter, Miss Lillie
1 '' lt,.' Connor. When they awoke the
n 8 ta j w|joie house was on voioped^
" )0111 it was impossible for them to escapeV^
w ill In i ^||roUgj, one 0f t|ie floors, so it was
? (,H'1 I necessary to leap through a window vl
111 011 f II21 K I
in order to reach a place of safety.
o k Mon-!
at Mrs. Connor made an effort to - 9
! save the life Of "Mum \llln "
I old woman evidently lost her head,
clore the . , . , , , ^ K
Which with her advanced age and B
omentous 1 B
. I consequently descrepit condition, \
veminent ,. ,
, .it impossible for her to escape. The \
oint note r . . , .. B
^ old woman, who was employed in the
home, was spending the night there I
, . because of the absence of Mr. Conurprlsing
. , _ , ., . B
. nor, who was in Columbia on busi
Ions for
. . ness at the time,
who seiz- B
ihouts of Tlie residence, which was a two- ?
i marvel- 8tory structure, was situated on the
lead of outskirts'of St. George, and the fact
the ques- that the conflagration occurred at v
Irianople, 8Uch an early hour, was the cause of
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