Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ DIRECT ELECTION Is OF U.S. SENATORS' n fa Seventeenth Amendment to the de ^^0j^tion Is Adopted?Trans- Pr to Hands of Voters. jJIHr^con, April 9.?Direct tai united states senators pu i jg^raF'people was authorized and to 1 jMKT compulsory yesterday when wl BbrConnecticut legislature ratified a' Rathe constitutional amendment subi t : . by Congress more than a WrW/e&T ago. llatllication already has is Kfl been given by 3 5 states. HV The situation that results MP throughout the country where legis^ * latures have adjourned until 1915 Is otl such as to leave confusion in the tio minds of members of the senate as to how the early steps towards dl- pa rect election of senators will be 1>r carried out. ?r While the proclamation of the * secretary of state announcing final vc ratification of the amendment by 36 states required by law, Senators s Bristow and Borah, leaders in the CO direct election fight In Congress, expressed the opinion that the amendment is for all practical purposes now a part of the constitution. Ilint; mon , scl uuuu " UV UiUJ UC C1CUICU LU ^ ^ the senate hereafter must be electca ed directly," said Senator Borah. CAN PRESCRIBE METHODS. vo The new amendment gives to the state legislature, however, the right po to prescribe the methods for elect- to lng senators. Many legislatures od have adjourned and will not recon- ge vene until early in 1915, a fewweeks before the terms of over 30 co senators expire. It is expected that tic In many states the legislatures will th; v^adopt the plan authorized in the co """new amendment and direct the governors to appoint senators tempor- ed arily, until the people can elect men is at regularly called elections. Special he sessions of the legislatures will be on urged in many states, so that the sli necessary laws can be passed before the general elections of 1914. In sti some states action has already been an taken or will be before the legisla- do tures end their present sessions, au- thi thorlzing the people to vote for sen- an ators at next year's election. wo The cholc'e of senator in Mary- trt land for the place now held by an Senator Jackson would have been wfc made by the legislature next year fei under the old system. A specia' an session o| the Maryland legislature go would b? necessary to provide laws t ^by which a popular election could I'r 'J|ir next year. In the opinion of jynbers of the senate no successor ^ be appointed by the governor ' ^ , Jfer the new provision when Senat?r Jackson's term expires unless ? the legislature shall have especial- cr< lv directed such action foi The new amendment to the con- I foe Btltutlon, for the popular election of tll( United States senators, la the 17 th lr{! to be adopted. It reads: teI "The senate of the United States ref shall be composed of two senators ro, from each state, elected by the peo- "cjj pie thereof, for six years; and each tjv senator shall have one vote. The (j6( electors In each state shall have the Sp( qualifications requisite for electors w,j, of the most numerous branch of the res state legislature. "When vacancies happen in the representation of any state in the ()a senate, the executive authority of prt such state shall Issue writs of elec- ar, tlon to fill such vacancies, provided that the legislature of any state jaI may empower the executive ..hereof m, to make temporary appointments ve, until the people fill the vacancies jn? by election as the legislature may tu, direct." an The amendment primarily trans- taj fers the power of electing senators nif from the stale legislatures to the people at the polls To effect this t0 change it was necessary to alter tho j?f machinery for the filling of \acan- trjj yr cles in the senate. wii NEED OF VOCATIONAL |J(> TRAINING IN OUI? SCHOOLS LT? The Abbeville Press and Banner st 1 *'tX daya aK? conta'nod an article ,M 1 w Jh expresses not only tho need ,ia i ii 1jir of f(lQleville county, but the gro^t n<" b^)f every school which would ^re pupils for their life work- ^ ^Abbeville paper says: /rhe city of New York has Just " jrnt 150,000 in a thorough investigation of its school system, its ( JLort-comings, its needed reforms. ed, This is more money than Abbeville of county spends a year on Its public d? schools. "And yet thero is no doubt but rei that the money has been wisely and ly Judiciously spent. We think so bo- ?,r' ( cause of the emphasis given by. the ^ '* 'tJfflclals in charge of the invu^ttga- He . JLl Vfl For rheumatlflm yau v/jA find liv nothing better than ObauMrlain's ; thi Ltnement. Try It anlAfo how coi quickly it gives relief. l*>r sale by $1. all dealers. Ph THE rn , m to industrial and commercial LII'TON ItK lucation. "The report of the commission New ates emphatically that s..1k>o1s Race Mak list be so constituted to provide London, A \e 'icans of appropriate and so Lipton, the I r as possible complete general terday sent a ivelopment (self-realization and lenge for a s eparatlon for general social Ber- America's cup ce); and various kinds of voca- undisturbed >nal training adapted to the needs, trophy, Amer stes, and future callings of all again prep^e pils who pass at once from school Sir Thomas their life work; and for those to the Nev 10 wish to improve themselves through the ter having gone to work.' Club. After t "If the city of New York with all sent, Sir Thoi i progress and improved methods elated Press: behind what it ought to be, it is have to race c eless to say that we are far be- The cablegr ad here in the South. New York Ya "We waste as much money as any lows: her people in misapplied educa- "I have tli inal funds. that the Roys "Our high schools are still pre- has received ( ring boys for college instead o^ ication from eparing them for life, and the "Although aded schools are spending their from those of ne in preparing boys and girls Club as to th< r the high school, instead of de- of gift, in th loping their pupils in every pos- and with a vi lie way. possible sour< ''No high school in Abbeville be glad if yoi unty offers a boy or girl any vo- York Yacht ? tional training. The result is all stipulation at the boy or girl deserving voca- pacht defendi >nal training leaves the public and I look fc hool before they finish the high with my 7 5 f tiool course and enter the so- (Signed) lied business colleges in order to "We have t what they deserve in the way of in transmittin cational training. trust the New "It is about time we were ap- share the vie1 luting an investigating committee Club that Sir look into our present day meth- solved the difl s in Abbeville county and to sug- manner. By st needed reforms. am sending tl "There are more crimes being (Signed) E mmitteed in the name of educa>n against the youth of the land The formal au ever in the history of our precisely as \ untry. lenge with t "We do not seem to know what clause stipula ucation is. All we are sure about which has bet that we want it with all our To the ques arts. It behooves us to look into you will win r methods, for the future citizen- man replied: ip of our county. "I must fr, "We must first of all satisfy the I shall give ident, give him what he wants, fright. I thii d, too, we must learn not to force in the breast wn the throat of a pupil some- native soil ag; ins that he does not want time. I am a d something to him practically not for the pr irthless. We must learn not to friends I hav< :at all alike. "That is what we they are anxi 5 doing at present. And this is rock at Sand) ly, too, the high schools are suf dug from a dearth oI boys. They Charl a going to places where they can Mr. George t what they want." dent of the F York, who mt eparing to Handle Visitors to Con- ? Charlotte m federate Veterans' Reunion. named Chariot Officials of the Southern Railway U r Ia named rapany and the Queen & Crescent a Krand-daugl. lute expect to handle the great >wds that will visit Chattanooga Cures Old Sores, ( The worst cases, tv the reunion of the United Con- are cured by the Porter's Antisepti lerate Veterans, May 27-29, with p?iu and ilea'- -u i sirtne dispatch that the normal ivel through the Chattanooga (HRLS! I,Or niinal station is handled as the iult of arrangements made at a lference of transportation, meantral and passenger representa- Hair Coming ea of these lines at which it was or faded cided to form for this occasion a sive, delig tcial organization similar to that hair, lich accomplished such splendid Within ten uilts for the Southern Railway at plication of ? icon during the reunion of 1912. And a single Experienced ticket sellers and falling hair ai ggage checkers will he brought itch, but what >m other points, special tempor- will be after a v facilities, and ample police pro- you see new tion will be provided, and a at first?yes? ge number of expert passenger growing all o m will be on hand to assist the A little L) tenuis and their friends in mak- doubles the b< ? arrangements for side and re- difference ho\ rn trips, while special oueratintr and scraeev (I mechanical forces will be do- . led to assure the prompt move >nt of trains. Kspecial attention has been given the arrangements for furnishing ormation as to tlie movement of M > ilns. For this occasion the uthern and the Queen & Crescent II draw on their large orguntzan, covering a great part of the ited States, and will bring to the vice of reunion visitors the full neflt of the experience gained in ?ndling the crowds on other slmi- J ]%/ 1 occasions. Y !? x Some men are dumb because* eir wives never prive therp a ance to talk. # Coughs and ('on.Hiiniptfra. Quccnlr Coughs and colds, who* neglect- I e always lead to seiiois trouble eiTj the lungs. The wljpst thing to taculac/i when you have & jfid that trou- ronrcvn is you ? 10 get ay Dottle of Dr. in* the I< ng's NcwiDlscoveap. You will get , lef fromlthe ftvwT(lose, and final- ^ .15 the couA wUlydlaappear. O. H. D68UtlIU own, of fausopline, Ala., writes: inj?". I>0 [y wife w^b /wn in bed with an on v.f? ../ stlnate cou>fi, and I honestly be- f" ' ve had it not been for Dr. King's trains r( w Discovery, she would not be formanct Ing today." Known for forty- reserve ce years as the best remedy for Hill, S. ( lghs and colds. Price 50c and 00. Recommended by Lancaster armacy and Standard Drug Co. ______________ ; . > ' w . * ' 4 ' v * ? ' I LANCASTER NEWS, At SfcWH CHAI.I.EXUK. Surely this ? lotte, or pei York Yacht Club to to one of th es It Unconditional. Roddey thir iprii 9.?Sir Thomas l\ ihe Wi? Jritish yachtman, yes- I ?.med Roc; n unconditional chal-' v <th Char eries of races for the headquarter ? and after 16 years' vtheastpossession of the ? I "an yachtmen must ti defend It. 11 was d* ullenge was cabled day8- In t 7 York Yacht Club wlth a bl? Royal Ulster Yacht and bundle, he challenge had been a baby? tw< mas said to the Asso- and a ^ew "They will now either 1"bo Port' >r give me the cup." tbe w'rt?te ft am transmitted to the ?be neve cht Club reads as fol- onc |said: "I d > honor to inform you 1 il Ulster Yacht Club ' ? he following commun- a 0,11 ' m s" Sir Thomas Llpton: out opinions clifTer THOUCil the New York Yacht e meaning of the deed Have we n e interest of yachting strife ew of eliminating any some pure ;e of discord, I shall That once s i will inform the New not Club that I withdraw The nutter 9 as to the size of the near ng the America's cun ?? AUU JUPt W1 irward to a good race ati^ ooter in 1914. We lost it i THOMAS LIPTON. And now lh the greatest pleasure nut still ot g the foregoing and will York Yacht Club will Ready for v w of the Royal Ulster stnr is Thomas Lipton has seen, Iculty in a satisfactory we always separate cablegram I have le formal challenge. ?ADEI . F. PATTERSON." "Hon. Secretary." Sllbscr challenge is worded : vas the former chal- Don't bo he exception of the attack of 1 , ? Just rub t ting the size of boat, wUh chaml ?n omitted. will soon \ 3tlon: "D >ou think dealers. ?" the British yacht-' ?? ankly confess I think EGGS I the cup a bit of a lk I shall raise hopes from tbe be that it will see its w. Leghorn *in if only for a short per j nxious for a race and Ue. Some of the best per 100. a are in America and Agents for 1 ous to see my Sham '""'k ?""" Cunn otte Man RiglB. i . wnson, vice presl- HOUte 4. Equitable Life in New ely visited this oily, is Mo an right. Ilis wire is i am pre te, his married daugh- negotiate lo Charlotte and ho, has wa,"d on A*"8 . * t cotton farm dor named C^lff ?U5. on long tlm -pi-? installments )ther Ren^s Won't Cum. commas ions omal^fliow Ion* standing gonable fee wojprerful, old reliable Dr. _ ,i,,_ c pealing Oil. It relieves or - I trie same time. 25c, 50c, $1.00 6 EQOS. TS OF BEAUTIFU L, GLOSSY NO MORE DANDRUFF?25 ( out? If dry, thin wlth Dandei here's In inexpen- through htful tpnie?Grows small stranc I is amazing? minutil after an ap-v{fluffy and v htnderiie you cannot pearance of trace pf dandruflr or ; parable lusi id yoiw scalp jmT1 not iatice. will Idcasf^^ttu most j Get a 25 few ved^^tise, when ton's Dandei hair, Inn^and downy or toilet c but rft^Ry new hair ? your hair ii ver tlW scalp. any?that it landerine immediately injured by ?auty of your hair. No that's all? v dull, faded, brittle beautiful ha Just moisten a cloth will just tr AND PAG Winthrop Coll l!ock IIill. S. C. W/fllK /Special Trains 3:3Qrt>. m. and 8:30 p. m., depi< Climbeth to Kenilworth Castle symties provided by the Earl ^tainment of the (heat Knglb maneuvers of mounted horseme tations of dances and sports c Elizabethan Age. 'Seven hundr* part in the performances. Pr 1 Robin Hood drama, "Sherwot th performances in a beautiful )llege green. Reduced railroad i iturninjj in all directions after e. Tickets for both per forma seat tickets address Winthr* ?"> . . ' *lilL 11, 1913. family belongs to C'.wir nilllllVE *haps Mr. Wilson belongs ^JlHNInC ese Charlottes. M . W J. ECCCOTII iks that one of th?. hi il9-? CrrEllllJ sea family ocf'n to le f : Hill, as that city shares Tast? o'to the home of the 1X1 ,'!?.* s o? the EquitaV.'. in the ??the Sy i harlotte Observer Not a Cent. You know iring the Christmas holi- y?u take G1 he Pullman was a lady out the Sou box, little box, band box chill and F a folding baby carriage, Strengthenii ) canaries, one parrot the stronges other incumbrances. taste the bit . , . . _ do not dissoi Of hol *\r??l K?-?? ?,i' uu.y^u uoi uii wuii solve readily ush. Guaranteed 1 r tipped a tip. 'l- 50c. e on the platform she There is Onl idn't leave anything, did Look for sigi porter sadly said: "Not [i he did not get it.?Ex. HT FOR THE DAY. ot all, amid life's petty **,: ideal of noble life eemod possible? Did wo ? hear f of its wings, and feel it ? : KANT ! > OgO V here I indusl "t* thing 1 *>TI I - 1 %plant I > I 1 1 machi suppli V down irting the visit of J time , with the elab- V Don't of Leicester for > ih Queen. Spec- ?? sa< n and pictresque time. >f rural EnKlaml ed young women 1 esentation of the V >d," in the even out-door stadium %. -ates with special % JkK the evening per- % ?, ?, If 1/1 nces '$1.50. For t IflU 3p College, Rock V T ithin our reach? It was, n this daily jar and fret, wrjUA e idle in a vague regret, | l| ur place is kept and it f wait, is to fill it, soon or late; ever lost we once have may be what we might been. .AIDE A. PROCTER. ibe for The Neyrt. surprised if you ,h'ave an rheumatism tin spring. i he affecte<L jfarts freely "? ierlain'8 ^mement and It disappprfr. Sold by all Y\N\\ "OR HATCHING ^ V\S st laying strain*of S. &. \ is obtainable, $ 1,00 and 5; |3.00 per* 50; $5.00 Satisfaction guaranteed. Uandy Lee Incubators. M ingham Farm w Phone 179-2^''' ney to J_.oan, at one t pared, as heretofore, to the labor sa1 an8 of $300and up- use today n it mortgage^ Improved them to wor s lit Lancaster County , _ e, / repayable In annual they accomr at 7^per cent. Interest a great deal Si.OflCoO and over. No fjJJKged. Only a rea- ERE ?' furnishing abstract lu the chaiw j R. E. WYLIH. who uses n: Atty-at-Law. gucjj aa j8 f ??????? only can hei HAIR J but more p :ent danderine. say nothln? results of h< rlne and carefully draw your hair, taking one 1 at a time. The effect ? -your hair will be light, j i'avy, and have an ap- J abundance; an incom- | :re, softness and luxur- i 1TA cent bottle of Knowlrine from any drug store j punter, and prove that s as pretty and soft as W #1 t has been neglected or careless treatment? V* YWY -you surely can have ; %* 111 lir and lots of it if you MM y a little Danderine. I ^ W W ' IaH>" W AND IRON-THE MOST RELIEVES PAIN AND HEALS IAL 6ENERAL TONIC AT THE SAME TIME :lcss chill Tonic Combines both The Wonderful, Old Rcliibl^Mf. Porter'* form. The Quinine drives Antiseptic Healing OilgPfCn Antiseptic ria and the Iron builds up Surgical Dre^p^discorered by an 'stem. For Adults and Old R.R^4q{eon. Prevents Blood Children. jt Poisoning. 1 what you are talcing when i Thowands of families know it already, ROVE'S TASTKI.RSS chill fcrt ^ -i-i ?in i - _ I y? y ?? ? i.v?iiviuv:e you tai( UK* >gnized for 30 years through- POSTER'S ANTISEPTIC HBALINGr th as the standard Malaria, is the most wonderful remedy ever fever Remedy and General fdpcovered for Wounds, Burns, Old Sore9, jg Tonic. It is as strong aaMTlcers, Carbuncles, Granulated Eye Lids* t Ditter tonic, but you do no#'Sore Throat, Skin or Scalp Diseases and tter because the ingredient! all wounds and external diseases whether Ive in the mouth but do dis- slight or serious. Continually people are in the acids of the stomach, finding new uses for this famous old jy your Druggist. We mean remedy. Guaranteed by your Druggist We mean it. 25c, 50c, f 1.00 y One "HROMO QUININE" That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUININR nature of E. W. GROVE on every box. Cures a Cold in One Day. 25<x ^V \ an\ W/rks From Sun to Sun oniuivs Work is Never Done ime this was true, but FOR some purposes you want tinging machinery that men ware, for others granite-ware; again lakes it unnecessary tor copper am, cnameled ware or wood. k from sun to sun; and .n?\, ? , . , en-ware. We have every article yon >lish a ^reat deal more * easier. want and the way you want it. ! still a bigger difference TAKING into consideration tlin se the woman's work small expense of a properly equipiod?~" cooking utensils, pe(j kitchen, the amount of time yon ounu in our store. Not spen(j |n an(j ^ow much depend* r work be done quicker, , . leasantly and easier, to u[K>n your cooking, you can well ?iof the difference in the ford to have the Proper utensils for jm vwaiuf). UiP WOTK. LANCASTER | lRDWARE CO. ?* *%4m? * ?|? E ARE CLOSING | OUR BUSINESS f w o /' > by selling out on account of other interests. Our try here is a money nuking propsition and some- ?$? that Lancaster cannot be without. Our entire ?j? is for sale, including real estate and buildings, nery and equipment, itock of material and builders' es. Will sell entirely or separately. We will shut JL the plant in about $ week and if not sold by that we will dismantle Jnd move to our new location. wait until the las# minute. We haven't anything Jt# orifice, but will sell cheaper now than any other Get interested in an excellent proposition and V to us for full information, details and reasons. ?? I tore Lumber & Mfg. Co. | "Everything for the Ituihliftg"