The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 14, 1913, Page 6, Image 7
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POSTPONE DATE ;
SPECIAL SESSION
le
Underwood Thinks Tariff Hills m
Will Not be Ready by April lc
ni
1?Pressure ror Action. dj
Washington, March 12.?
President Wilson has decided ?J;
upon a policy of meeting legis- .
lative developments as they in
arise rather than planning a n<
program for the extraordinary n(
session of Congress. This, it
was learned from White House ,?
callers today, will be the President's
answer to those who are |10
urging that currency legislation,
Philippine independence, cl1
Alaskan questions, and other
subjects, be taken up during the !"
session of the new Congress. !n
The President was advised by
Representative Oscar Underwood,
the Democratic majority
leader, as to the status of the ^1(
tariff bills being prepared by vo
the ways and means committee. 1111
lie learned that the committee cr
was making rapid progress but U1
that it might not be ready April ol
1, the date originally fixed for 011
the opening of the new Congress.
Mr. Underwood thought
at least a week more should be '()1
given to preparation and as it *?
was on Mr. Underwood's advice to
that Mr. Wilson fixed upon c'i'
April 1, there is no doubt that ni:
he will name a later date when u.t
issuing his proclamation. |C'N
TARIFF REFORM ALONE. ,
Representative Underwood I; '
1 I- A.* 11. K 1! .1* A. 1_ ^ A _ /*? **'1
iias ueen 01 me uenei inai uirin .p.
reform alone should be attempt- jj c
ed at the coming1 session. As he re,
left the White House, Repre- W(
sentative Jones of Virginia, who js
is championing the cause of
Philippine independence, met jjr
him and sought to impress up- ,V(
on him the necessity of some
action on that question during1
the extra session. Mr. Jones ^
secured an appointment with jn|
the President for Friday, when ^
he will further urge Philippine
legislation. I?
The net result of pressure for
action on subjects other than I
tariff has been the adoption of
a policy of meeting the legislative
situation as it unfolds in mi
the new Congress. The Presi- eai
dent will send first a message rec
pointing out the necessity for in
tariff revision and will follow th<
this with a series of messages M(
upon specific things which he jtin
believes Comrress muv he nhle <??<
to act upon without unneces- si<l
sarily prolonging the session. cr<
This course is said to have been an
approved at today's cabinet Co
meeting. of
The suggestion that only tar- ta\
iff revision be attempted at the gr<
coming session arose from the ; All
fear that other subjects might ha
cloud and interfere with the Pv
tariff question. Assurances coi
have been coming, however.'m;
from various quarters, princi- th<
pally the senate, that the antici- | El
pated difficulty with the tariff ba
may not materialize after all. tai
The reorganization of the sen- tn
ate with control of the commit- (hi
tees in the hands of senators ag
who are in close sympathy with .Ja
the administration is said to be an
one of the circumstances from pa
which the conclusion has been an
drawn that the tariff as well as Al
other questions may be dispos- its
ed of without great difficulty. i?(
de
SUFFRACISTS PLAN ' vve
AN IMMENSE PARADE ('<
; til
New York Will Witness Monster j
Demonstration. May 3, in fhe wl
Interest of Woman Suffrage, hi;
New York. March 13.?What D"
is planned to be the largest na-1 w
rude yet held in the interest of an
voman suffrage will take place eh
here Saturday , May ft. The pa- ta
rade will be headed by the Na- br
t onal American Woman Suf- ta
frage Association, divided into sh
several groups. The groups will ba
comprise the national officers, la
delegations from the nine suf- ?
frage states; delegates from co
states where the suffrage (wi
amendment is ready to be sub- tu
mitted to the voters; from Tl
states where the amendment is an
awaiting action by a second leg- la;
islature before submission; Bi
from states in which the suf- bi
frage bill has passed one house te
this session; from states in ?
which petitions initiating suffrage
legislation are circulating
and from 1 atos where legislators
have died to act on a suffrage
hill this year. no
j CM,
To cure a Cold in One l)ny JV,
Tike I.AXATIVK DKOMOQuinine. It?topathc |
Cough and If^adnrhr and works off the Cold. ,
Druggists refund mom y if it f uls to cure. j
I'.. W. GROVIC8 signature oil e??.h box. 25c. ' ^'
*
THE
JVING BEYOND MEANS, finitely mor
exciting a
Reckless Habit Showing Evil played by a
Results to Individuals and as troubling
Governments. ly.
The optimistic, rather reck- ??
ss, habit of ilving beyond the -^n
cans in hand is showing evil In reply
suits not only in the case of constitutes
jmerous individuals these a wife," wl
lys, bpt also in the case of , cast amonj
)vernments as well. Through-! Hanford, 1
it rhrisfpiiHom trr?vt?rnment.K i W. C. Loc
all grades are steadily heap-' First Meth<
g up debts. Only today we city, receive
)te that our sister state on the of descriptii
>rth has a deficit to be met the followin
ily by bonds. Many cities are j "The ide;
day loaded to the limit with should ha>
ibt. The great powers of Eu- tions: The
pe are all so tremendously in talent of Ps
bt that the annual interest of Venus, t
targe is an enormous sum. the vivacity
As public debt increases it like the so
cans, in effect, the continuous light eve, a
crease of a bond-holding class plexion, the
the community, who can sit the charm
ick and draw tribute from a meekness <
ntinually decreasing propor- tience of J(
m of the people. Warning of Lazarus,
ices are now being raised here the constan
id there against the steady in- the capabilii
ease of this great discount the purse o
ton the future, this piling up hair of her <
interest-bearing debt with
t real effort to pay much of Sense in
e principal off. j vVhv shot
Such things can go on for a cere appro
lg time, but a limit is reached ;,m
oner or later, and then the level of insi
rcible readjustment gives so- Too mucli
;t** a fearful wrench. So today is bo<
my expedients now exist for little of it is
ilizing credit that the whole Most peo]
,-ilized world, individually and the, I eb'?ve
llectivelv. seems about to go ger b o tl
ft on the business of presum- will draw th
jr on future resources to get When a v
esent wants fulfilled. It man- rid of hou
>sts a kind of impatience of tends to ha
straint that does not promise tion.
>11 for the future. Somebody The smar
going to suller some day. 1 some thing?
id all the whil? it is a ques- about other
m whether, in the long run, Chance ]
actually gain by the impa-, buried treas
nt process of forever mort- (lot of hard (
ging the future (with inter- |
t at so much per cent always) Till-: rouw
.he interest of the present.?
artanburg Herald. I T1,e forward-;
| Around whosi
-? manning
A LAND OF ROMANCE ist:,rpTheir
heavy t
I Jars,
Spain is your country for ro- Their eyes an
ince. All the romance of the: The glory of
H washed up there on the j They are the
1 shores. Today the Berbers j wake with t
the African mountains and dew,
2 haughty bronzed men of And leading i
irocco yet strain eyes across c;o forward t
a blue strait yet hang above j
:'h household hearth, be- The forwan
les the polished guns and the strewn
>oked swords, the key of an The prairies
cestral garden where, white! hewn
rdova steams in the plain, or The roadways
a crumbling palace where where
,vny Granada hangs on the j <;reat cities st
sen hillside below the snows. I The thunder <
I the romantics of the west j Against the e
ve turned to look across the J And in it ?< n
renees; have marched and. or how the f<
untermarched with Charle- J Lead on and I
igne past Pampeluna, down iieyond the n
e wide basin of the milky j
>ro as far as Saragossa, and The forward-1
ck through the broad moun- in the broad
in pass of Roncevaux; or Fire the fres
mined the nilorrimnoro inO*
i --n ...IV/ lir?'
ilicia. to the shrine of Santi- of limitless a
o. The starry way of Saint They are the
mes lies right across the sky; They are the
(1 the road below it runs in They are the
st Saint Giles, glittering sweet
long the marshes, past the The rugged w
>bey of Monissac, fallen from Columbus wa
; high estate, past Puenta la Balboa, and t
>ina, where the tpieen long
ad built the pilgrims a bridge, The forward?stward
and ever westward to over the dus
impostella. You cannot miss Theirs is the
e way. The unknown
It is a land of magic, and Iron blows of
10 shall say that it is not Firm in theii
ick magic? Old-fashioned dawn
avelers still urge that you A greater hoi
list go either between spring Than iu?n h.
id summer, when tin* yellow or that men
arlock and the poppy spread The dreams,
tters of the Spanish flag men d
oadcfist over every plain, the
11 magenta foxglove stands
oiilder high on the heathery
inks of the north, and the GIRLS! (
urier rose?the wild oleander
flushes the mountain water
urses of the south. Then you
ill find in Andalusia a conven- Try this! >1
trial picturesqueness fit for *>'? fbifT
le Keepsake and The Token, washing 1
id in Asturias a little Switzer- Surely tr;
nd fit for Turner and Ruskin. Cleanse" il
it in burnt mid-summer and diately do
tter autumn and brown win- your hair,
r the; Spanish landscape is in- with Dane
caref ully 1
Are You n Fold Sufferer? taking one
p nkc It King's New Discovery time, this t
ie Best Cough, Fold, Throat nnd of dust, (lil
mg Medicine made. Money re- oil?in a fe
nded If It falls to euro you. Do , ' .
t hesitate?tako It at our risk. /. .J*
rst dose helps. J. It. Wells, waVV, llllll>
oydftda, Texas, writes: "Dr. King's possess an
,w Discovery cured my terrible ncss ]|Jster
ngh and cold. I gained 16 i
unds." Buy It at Lancaster Phar- IjCskks t
icy and Standard Drug Co. one appllC
LANCASTER NEWS, MARCH 1
e romantic. It is as HOW TO GET Fl
s Hungarian music OF FERTIL
real Gypsy band and #
?Harper's Week- It is well kno
plants take in
Ideal Wife through their roo
to the query, "What 'I'' delved in t
the ideal woman for ^ practical
lich he sent broad- knows that given
? the young men of amount of mois
California, the Rev. too little nor tc
.mis, pastor of the most ? ?
xhst church of that . ,
;d more than a score s we 1
jns, but he considers organic matter \%
g the best of all: more moisture t
d woman for a wife ficient in organi
/e these qualifica- holding the water
voice of Melba, the plant foods dissolv
iderewski, the figure ter, and, conseqi;
he grace of a sylph, only holds more
of a coryphee, eyes solve plant foods
ft glow of a moon- plants, but prever
11 alabasterlike com- ing and wasting o
' virtues of a nun. Soils filled with
of Cleopatra, the ganic matter, the
of Moses, the pa- tain better moisti
ib, the forebearnce for the dissolving
the zeal of a Trojan, foods in commerc
cy of Caesar's wife,'This is why conn
ties of a charwoman, izers may be econ
f Hetty Green and I in larger quantitie
iwn." iter results on good
' poor soils. Good i
Short Sentences. i because they c
jld a true and sin- I Quantities ?l dec;
iciation be termed I m<dtcr and this en
1 degraded to the i bold the water nec
ncere praise? j solve the plant fi
i of the teaching of roercial lertilizer 1
>k learning, and too ! the so'' is deticie
> education. j matter it soon I)
)le speculate because 1,1 water in
that there are big- am' 'n we^ weatl
lan themselves who|'?(K's are dissolve!
e blands. leached from the
voman wants to get i 'V^i^ture conditior
sekeeping she pre- t,a' to t'.u> best
ve nervous prestra- co,Vnielc'a' 1 ei*tiliz
moisture conditior
tor a man is about dent <>n the supph
i the less he knows <>rKanic matter ii
s> l ait Butler in Th<
may lead to theM'arrner*
aire, but it takes a 1 v./mTTi T"
ligging to get it out. j ' IK'tlir
__ | of Lipti
\i;d-i.<?oki\<; mk\. New York. Ma
Slit- Thnmoo T
-i wwniao uijn'
looking men art* those for another race f
> heads the music flows ica's cup, the pren
winds and swinging the yachting worh
ed by the New Yoi
read the green earth last night. This
taken, the club ai
1 Oil the hills, they seek Cause the challc
the golden peak; comply with COlld
men of vision, who deed which govern
he lark and walk the tor the Clip.
Te declination o
ipward to the light challenge does nt
o the dreams of right, mean that 1H) Cll
j prospect, as the c
l-looking men have challenge for the
j British gentleman
with their bones; have Sir 1 homas Liptoi
< through tlie forests IjflllCtlSter IjC8
f0r lancasti
cho of the hills,
the tale again Lancaster Citizens' K
irward-looking men ^ To?,,c for
built and help ns see The'following ex
lists of destiny. red in Lancaster. A
zen relates it.
looking men stand out da?1ymU,ar cxPer,encc
light to stay the doubt, Lancaster people
h blood of youth with lieved.
Getting rid of tlis
ills
, r ?\ Try H'd
litters of the load, tested Quaker remed
finders of the road; Lancaster people
menders who make *er People profit.
The evidence fs h
ni? pruoi convincing
ay beneath men s feet; Lancaster testing
s of audi?-all these? given,
he grave Cortez. Lancaster snfTerirs
W. S. Langley, IE
. , . . ter, S. C., says: "M>
looking men have eyes tensely and my kid
t that hides the skies; ordered. The kid
vision that can pierce passed irregularly -ti
future, take the fierce, utra!' Son,eItlnie age
'of Doans Kidney ]
tate, and still toil on Standard Drug Comp
faith that there shall it did not take them
me. My kidneys art
. .. anon rnal condition and
aches have disappear
tve dared t<. penetrate, p0r sale by all de
know rinti 1 they tr3* cents. Foster-Milbu:
the is, for which Now York, sole ager
ted States.
Remember the r
-Baltimore Sun. and take no otho .
LEAN AND BEAUTIFY YOl K HAIR
NO MOKE I)ANI)KITF?23 CENT
lakes hair soft, glos- dissolves every pt
v, abundant?Stop druff; invigorate
the hair with soap. stopping, itching
y a "Danderine Hair hair,
you wish to imrne-1 Danderine is to
uble the beauty of fresh showers of
Just moisten a cloth shine are to vegeti
lerine and draw it'right to the root
through your hair, and strengthens t
small strand at a hilarating, stimuli
ivill cleanse the hair producing propert
*t or any excessive hair to grow Ion
w minutes you will beautiful.
Your hair will be 1 You can surely
r and abundant and soft, lustrous hai
incomparable soft- it, if you will just
and luxuriance. bottle of Knowlto
>eautifying the hair, from any drug s
ation of Danderine counter and try i
4, 1913.
QUINIHEANDI
wn that the EFFECTUAL 8
their food drove's Tasteless chi
ts in solution in Tasteless form,
he soil water. out Malaria and
farmer also the Syste"l'..
Chi
just the right
aure?neither You,kn?w what .
you take GROVR*
>0 much?al- Tonic, recognized
produce well. ?? ?*>?
A'ith decaying1 Strengthening Ton
rill hold much the strongest hitter
taste the bitter be<
han one de- do not dissolve in t
C matter. In solve readily in the
1 it holds the guaranteed by your
ed in the wa- ^ ,
tentlv it not There is Only One
tenuy 11 not Look for Ri?,n?t..re.
water to dis-!
to feed the ' "
its the leach-1 LL
f plant foods. Vs&OD<!l?
decaying or- ^
irefore, main- We have n"
ire c .ditions of cabbage plar
of the plant the three leadil
ial fertilizers. in size but very
nercial fertil- days later, and
omically used than the Charh
s or give bet- ljJltc Successior
! soils than on tion- Prices as
soils are good , thousand; 5,00C
ontain large ' at i)0c Per thou
wing organic getting "P club
ables them to shlPPed same d
essary to dis- ?
oods if com- A llv V-/C
Lie applied; if
nt in organic _
ecomes defi-1
dry weather, k.
her the plant
1 and quickly
1 soil. Right ]
is are essen- J
results from ?^ J&
ers and right - , -
i the soil.?
on challenge
or the Amor- STANDARD
lier trophy of
1, was declin- . . . ^
k Yacht Club |f||iii ||
action was J*'*1" U
nnounced, be>nge
did not iv^ni
it ions of the
is all contests - '
rv.
Court noi
\ *
\ \ \
cup from a LftllCclSftCf
other than *
i, it was said. Phoi
ids. K"t"'e
:R PEOPLE
and onorthird of t
siding in Rich Hi
xperiences Fur- have petitioned tl
ncaster Discus- education to ordei
termine whether <
perience occur- al tux of two (2)
Lancaster citi- led on all real an
ty in said district
s are occurring purposes.
We hereby ord
are being re- said Rich Hill scl
to hold the electl
tressing kidney March 19, 1913, i
house. At which
ney Pills. the electors as returi
y. property for taxs
testify, Lancas- hibit their tax
tration certillcate
Orne evidence? to vote.
Rules for opt
ly is gratefully shall be as all gei
A
i should read l.t 1
lm St., Lancas- J
r back ached in- County Roar
neys were dinner
secretions
ad v.ere unnat- Schedules Sou
> I got a supply premier Carrh
[ ills from the N Scliedul
any s store and as information
long to relieve guaranteed. Effeci
} now in a nor- Dally departure
my pains and No n 3?10:0!
T . Hill and way slat
alers. Price 50 No 1i8_8;31
rn Co., Buffalo, Columbia and wa
its for the llnl- No 114?2;00
Columbia, Charle
tame?I)oan s? tions.
No. 117?7:48
Hill, Yorkville an
Charlotte, Washii
; and New York.
IHMlFIMVE * '
bia, s. o.; w. h.
Charleston, S. C.
irticle of dan- I ~ c .
s the scalp, Lancaster & (
and falling Schedule In EfTe(
Eastei
the hair what west
rain and sun- Lv. ^nncastor .
at ion It troes IjV- Fort LftWn
ation. it g > s JjV mrhhurg . .
,8, invigorates Ar. cheater
hem. Its ex- east
iting and life- ijV. Cheater . . .
ies cause the Lv. Richburg ..
g, strong and '-v- Hnwomviiio.
* Lv. Fort Lawn .
Ar. Lancaster. .
have pretty, Connections?C
r, and lots of tii, 8eaboard
tn-\ ? 2". cent Northwestern iial
ra, a - Mrut Fort Lawn, i
n s Danderint <jIlo Railway,
tore or toilet Lancaster, witt
t as directed. a. p
IRON-THE MOST RELIEVES PAIN
IENEBAL TONIC AUHI
II Tonic Combines toth The Wonderful, Old R
The Quinine drives Antiseptic Healing Oi
the Iron builds Up Surgical Dressing d
For,'Adults <ytd OldR. R. Surgeon.]
Idren. / Poisoni
you are taking when Thousands of fauiili<
S TAS"ptiLKSS chiil and a trial will convii
[for 30 ^ears through- PORTER'S ANTISE
he sf/fndard Malaria, OIL is the most woud
tendedy and General discovered for Wounds
ie. It is as strong as Ulcers, Carbuncles, Gr
tnnic lint vnil (In nnt Snrp Tlirnnt Sit-it, r?r S
^ause the ingredients all wounds and externa
he mouth hut do dis- slight or serious. Coti
acids of the stomach, finding new uses for
Druggist. We mean remedy. Guaranteed I
Wemran it. 25c, 50c, $
"11ROMO QUIN1NK" That is l.AXATI Vli It
jf R. \V . GR()VK on everybox. Cures a Cold
;e Plants, Frost
ow ready for shipment all the lead
its, and advise our customers to pi
11 g varieties: Early Jersey Wakefi
' early; new Charleston Wakefield,
our Early, Succession, about two
2ston. We also have the Large Fh
1. We guarantee count, safe delivt
i follow/: 1,000 to 4,000 plants
> to 9,W0 at $1 per thousand; 10,0
isand. Special prices on larger lots
orders or acting as our agents,
lay order is received.
irr-Carlton Co.Box
> for HATCI
ir..
POULTRY YARDS, - - La
i Wvliel Money t0
' - I am prepared, a
| ue8?tiate loans of $
"""* "" ",ot
\I . < cotton farms in Li
^ * on long time, repa
installments at ft pt
S on sums of $1,900.0
\ commissions charge''
use Scuare sonable fee fof fur
\ of title. p
V 6 mos.
C)? Notice to Debtors j
All parties tndebti
ie 261 of f?rt-t!r.
hereby notified to m
Discharge. once to the unjdert
persons having clali
, _ estate will presen
Ejection. authenticated. '
lird of the electors . J. E
lie free-holders re- Admr. Estate of J.
11 district, No. 24, Deceased,
ie county board of Feb. 21, 1913.
r an election to de- I
>r not an addition- ct iTKMt'N'T np ti
mills shall be lev- | STATEMENT OF T]
d personal proper- l OF*
No. 114, for school 1
Ipr the trustees of THE FARMERS B
lool district No. 24
Ion on Wednesday, I COMPA
it Rich Hill school
jelection only such , . . . ?
real or personal Located nt ^ancaatc
ition and who ex- close of business Feb
receipts and regiss
shall bo allowed RESOUR
uilng and closing Loans and Discount
leral elections. Overdrafts
l. C. ROWKLL, Furniture and Fixt
I. E. COFFEY, Due from Hanks
. H. HAMEL, Bankers . .
d of Education. Currency
Gold
Silver and other m
it hern Railway. coin
L*r of the South. Checks and Cash It*
e figures published
only and are not Total
tive Sept. 15, 1912. j
b from Lancaster: ) LIABILI'
5 a. m. for Hock i
ions. Capital Stock . . .
a. m. for Camden, Surplus
iy stations. Undivided Profits
p. m. for Camden, | Current expenses
ston and wav sta- Taxes paid) ..
j Dividends Unpaid .
p. m. for Rock i Individual Deposits
d way tations. Also I Ject to check. ..
ngton, Philadelphia Time Certificates of
posit
/>. 0. P. A., Colum- Cashier's Checks .
Caffey, D. P. A., Rills Payable, inclu
Certificates for M
Rorrowed
Chester Ry. Co. Totai
it March 3rd 1J 12. 1 STATE OF SOUTH
n Time. .County of Lancas
'ROUND Before mo came
6:00a?3:36p Cashier of the abov
6 :30a?44: 08p wbo- bp,n? <lu,y HWO
...,6:65a 4:43p abov? an<> foregolnj
. '.!! 7:30a-?5:20p true condition of
shown by the books
1H/UINU
''"in! oa? 5:irpl Sworn to and su
. .[loisOa-TisHl; me' thiH 7th **>' <>'
. ..11:00a?7:6ftp v:hp8ter,
with South- Correct At|!'8t
and Carol' . & . J'
II way a. A. B. P,
vith Seaboard Air ^
i Southern Railway.
. mclure, supt Subscribe fo]
0
J I
weeks later
it Dutch and
jry, satisfacat
$1.25 per
00 to 20,000
and to those
Fresh plants
20, Meggetts,
IING
the Best |j
we will quote
mail on anye.
Our yards .
)ri/.e winners, ^
eral purpose ,a
better.
;, White LegIsland
Reds,
urtfs, Black
1 Indian RunnrMsli'r.
S. ('
Loan.
a heretofore, to *j
ISoO.OC md upige
ou Improved
uncaster County
yable in annual ,
;r cent, interest JF
0 and over. No
1. Only a reanishing
abstract S
L. E. WYLIH.
Atty-at-La?r.
nnd Creditors.
2d to the estate j '
deceased, are J
ake payment at ' ,
ilgned, and all
ms against said "I
it same, duly
. PORTER,
W. A. Porter,
4 1-49-s
HE CONDITION
ANK & TRUST 1
LNY
'T, S. C.. at the
ruary 4th, 1913.
CES.
s. . .$116,626.0?
3,144.66
ures 2,876.00
and
17,290.08
1,214.00
870.00
ilnor
748.03
!ras. 1,427.88
. ..$144,194 63
riES.
... $ 50,000.00
1,260.00 m>'
less '
and
5,014 64
172.00
BUb
61.276.22
L>e
11,042.36
i in n
ding I
ouey 1 *
25,000.00 \..
. . . $144,194.63
CAROLINA,
ter.
W. H. Mlllen,
e named bank,
rn, says that the
S Htatement Is a
Bald bank, as
of said bank.
H. MILLEN.
bscribed before
February, 1913.
r.i /in a ?
I--. IIA11*, M M
Notary Public.
tKNNKT,
ERQU80N,
JREOORY,
Directors.
r The News.
AND HEALS V
! SAME TIME
.-iable Dr. Porter's
i. An Antiseptic
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