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f __e WILSON'S PLEA ~ z~ FOR JERSEY REFORM ? whether tons are i President Waging Fight Fnr His outcome State For Ftpial Justice? Mrl>er- 'n doubt, mutt Openly Defies Hint During and all 1 Noon Hour legislative Confer- to be ini ence. TI Jersey City, N. J., May 3.?Presi- "The dent Wilson last night interpreted Democrat the fight in New Jersey for jury re- spoud to form and constitutional revision as " 'Is it a part of the struggle of the Arnerl- of New can people to obtain through the disintere; Democratic party euual Justice to all "Did v and special privilege to none. tion thai Though he made no reference to picion at L , legislative policies pending in not adn Washington the President indicated States? that the protests being voiced who ougl against the tariff bill were these of it? The the special interests and not the for the f masses. finally, o t "Some of my fellow citizens and law whic some of their colleagues in Wash- tion of j iugton City," he said, "now think any mori that they are hearing the voice of which lu the people of the United States men got when they are only hearing the part in Trento that has become vocal by moving which is down to Washington and insisting justice 01 upon its special interests. there is OFFICE IN WASHINGTON. who is to 'As I sit in my oftlce in Wash- corridors ington there are windows only on lurk in \ one side of the room and those win- months a dows look out upon a park and the view of < Potomac river and the shores of Are you Virginia on the other side and I this god, cannot see Washington through iacense t( these windows, though I sometimes God of 1c think that I can, because Washing- and of ri ton behind me is seething with special representatives of little things who are almost storming at the Foi doors of this office itself, whereas South out here are cool, large spaces of ... the United States. And I would . ' ?*f rather hear the whispers coming in , ? - at these windows thaa the strident ^ ? e. arguments coming in at those eacl1 otll doors." en^ff" The President had spent a stren- Every uous day fighting throughout for hettermen the reform which he came to Nsw ference s Jersey to advocate. Tonight in the woi?e.n' ? last speech of his trip, applause and , 1 . expressions of approval interrupted ' ?!1 ^ai him frequently as he assailed the ^ influences in the state which he >'l'ar to c claimed were managing the popu- c e|l m lous country for private purposes. counties, The President early in his ramarks c?unties ti referred to the incident in the leg- thema lslative conferences during the noon or. hour when Assemblyman McUer- affecting mott openly defied him and fired 8?hools, t such a series of questions at Mr. their P 1 Wilson that Acting Governor wants, th Fielder intervened to prevent an ?.r any ' embarrasing situation. lives. "Your very generous reception of ^'et *t me tonight," remarked the Presl- exchange dent, "makes me feel very much can come more comfortable than I did this aml work forenoon for example in another P,e who 1 part of the city where the tender ,ina a" t sensibilities of one of the assembly- away froi men from this county led him to standing conclude it an affront to his per- ol them li sonal dignity, that I should without Oregon. Ids invitation, have come into the should be .uuiii.r uvci ?iiuu ma influence .so ?,rui'"". 1,1 benefit ently presided. You do not ,Pr under ' make me feel that I come with so better cold a welcome and to face so direct w?rk is n a rebuke. I wish that you may do eo-operatii two opposite things tonight. I hope their niut you will forget that I am President In a le of the. United States, because I come '"g Prof, here as a Jerseyman, fulfilling all holding in promises that I made to Jerseymen; '"g tin- co and yet I want you to remember non-polith that 1 am President of the United Carolinian States because it is the business of and other, the President to see to it wherever discussed he can that the people get what **rs and 1 they have a right to expect. For I ference fc am not the servant of the Demo- at Kichim cratic parly. 1 am the servant of Those the people, acting through the Dent- these con! ocratic party, which has now under- their vital taken some of the most solemn ob- i er to rev? ligations that a party ever under- 1 ties and I took, for it has stepped forward at j the eomtn a moment of universal disappoint- i those who incut and said: 'We pledge you our iject must honor as men and ns patriots that | ise for nm you shall not be disappointed from cont again.' Benefit PARTY SITUATION. state con "This is the situation in which benefit v the Democratic party finds itself conference "x and in the midst of this situation every con there are particular promises which which dir the Democratic party for example the peopl in New Jersey had given the peo- from the pie. One of the things which has store, the made thoughtful men in this county man from most uneasy, in that criminal justice man, tin was touched at its source by per- trades- ii verting political influence and that make the when a man stood in with the Thousand: sheriff's office he was safe from Terences v prosecution and that when he did | lutnbia - nut stand in wnn the sheriff's of- fice he was in the position in which Where we all ought to he?responsible for T, , everything that he did against the ?or J ,w. law of the land ft'KPn "I was present at a conference . T, today at which one of the gentle- ? . , . men in the assembly from the county of Essex asked me if I had said ' that the greater part of the delegation from that county exercised no !n(1,RnaiK choice of its own but took orders. ' 'iT . U<" "He did not aske me in those . r' ' words but the words do not make "llnu <>s il any difference. That is what I said . Jn ' ? and I said it not because I suspected it?but because I have lived in . r ' the state a good many years. I was i |UII""K an observer and a very close obser- rl Paus(> ver of the course of politics before I apparentij I ventured upon that uneasy sea and "Hast n when I ventured upon that uneasy afternoon, sea I was not the landlubber I look- breakfast, ed. T know the gentleman who con- years old trolled the politics of Essex county, p*"M ant* 1 knew then)? Why, the whole Pni- wal1 10 f' ted States knew them!" despair h PRESIDENT NOT DISTURBED. pond, hi The President indicated that he join) was not disturbed by the opposition tf'" y**arH he had encountered among mem- an(l a' thi bers of the legislature. gave birtl "Somebody told n)H." he said. w,n(' then "that, things were so tangled up dead hors lu re that jury reform wan going What do to lose anyhow and they said: 'Why he questh come up and fight for a losing She gav cause?' Well I know my fellow Kaid: citizens In New Jersey and I deny think that it is a losing game. But sup- Henry. Yc pose it was I would rather have my dozen, foi body one of the first to fall by the low." one of the last. Anybody pf fTTD k f* F H J on with the battalions that \| It* I4 K/l|?r \ I millions strong before the 4 AmimvfAJ A i er but only men of sturdy %* itr 'an go with the little hand- 11\| |\lr startB the battle. And W llEi we win or lose, the battal coming on and the eventual of the day of battle is not Twenty Thousand Tr There is a God in heaven of Forty Hands?1 k well, and 1 am not going ed by Quarter Mill patlent- New York, May 4. IK SUPREME TEST. suffrage army marc! supreme test which the avenue yesterday aft< ic party has now to re- strong, to the martial is this: Marsaillaise blazed ready to give the citizens bands. In uniforr Jersey final guarantees of gleaming with yello ited Justice?' they paraded in the 1 ou ever hear a bigger ques- summer sun for thre i that? Is there any sus- Washington square t >road that equal justice is A forest of yellow bi ainistered in the United ed for "votes for worn If there is such a suspicion broken wall of specta (it of all others to remove at a quarter of a mil men who are responsible Inez Milholland, rii administration of justice mettlesome chestnut r the men who make the behind an escort of n h underly the administra- led the marchers. He! ustice? 1 do not know of ed eight girls in bin a solemn thing than that flags; after them can ippened when the gentle- in yellow with the suf together in those chambers its nine "yellow" stat n. There is the temple in come the long line of worshipped the god of file, marching resoln : the god of intrigue, and ingly, "for the cause, a high priest of intrigue Women with snov be seen lurkinir about th? children nnt vot nnt of the temple. He did not girls from Sweden, ery obvious bulk a few New Zealand; negrc go, but he lurks to the Northern states, co\ ?very casual observer now. Oklahoma; newsboys going to burn incense to Side, Wall street brok< or are you going to burn the artisans of man > the God of mankind, the callings marched in u )ve and justice and purity eight abreast, disbanc ghteousness?" the 59th street plaza I to two great mass-mei The Woman's Pol r the Common Good. thousands strong, am Carolinians should confer, many detachments, ws r this country the people [ront of the "ne- 1 willing to help other plo- bore many mottoes. people who wish to help UOn'"AMr.Mr, m r, are meeting in confer- 7 , 1 More votes; less b worthwhile movement for f.e* b,*ars arms^ the t is the child of a con- Peace and persuasic omewhere among men or a r .K V'Vl f small or large numbers. l2nff,,ra..Iag.a,!\8 of this: Each county in a ; Let the peo rolina elects men who are ,ne~. an> P<0PVi h come to Columbia every hroughout the lin onfer with representatives borm> alo,1t ?V bannel similar manner from other ^"men who have a and make laws for the "jf8, .,, ? .. . ind the state; but the peo- .....General Rosalie J elves never meet in coun- !i hand of pilgrim ite to discuss the affairs [\\v 8\,ffraK? wa* f4r,?,n their everyday lives their Washington were then heir farms, their trades, J1,ar<,bing togs and 1 'essions, their taxes, their brass band of Boy i eir ambitions, their laws j"},8Vi 3i me prooiems of their * *"* "* ,,l\" musicians. When th? is only by conferences, by al.,H a.st. reviewing of views, that the people u heeled, a dark-haire to really know each other s JPe ,rwIn t'1' together. There are peo- 0,1 her bugle a have lived in South Caro- I1,1 y . heir lives who are as far ,e line behind markt 11 each other in under- ihe little group sang tl and sympathy as if some aiul(' ^.JjV'lVvw-vv ?'Vi ved here and the others in ,, , , MONS 1. For mutual benefit there .. '{o?h-keepers, stenoi more conferences of these "ners, dressmakers, an ore meeting together, bet- uorkers bearing the standing and consequent- il,luon, l'1Hro hTre"gt' team-work. That team ' ' . ]!owe,'J ari!' iecessary if there is to be ''tieal Equality Associi on among farmers for iTail<) ^hite clad womc ual protection. ^ ork Suffrage Associa tter published this morn- ',a,1,u'r- \ ictory on W. K. Tate proposes the Jersey Associatioi Columbia some time duruning summer of a strictly Creek, Jewish, Italic al conference of Soutii societies tor suffrage s to discuss such subjects Toward the end of tl s of interest here, as were ' kirls carrying at the meetings of farm- >'y|ow hug. nine-s Misiness men at the Con- which were sh >r Education in the South sa,i('s ?f coins. Itrc >IU1 sands came next. Tl Who have not attended women, more foronoou .!?. ?' ?? sand slrniiir tt'hnvn n izing force and their pow- P?s<'d the Wellesley, >al tli needs of comniinii- ;,rd, Hrvn Mawr, Now lo unite men in work for s'^v? Vassar, Iladcliff on good, but we feel sure Cornell and many othe ' give thought to this sub- SCRAMBLE HALTS realize that there is prom- The men followed a ich good to South Carolina the newsboys, erentes of the people. 4 2nd street. True to would be derived from a broke ranks and sera ference, but vastly more Then came a shower c k'ould come front such a two-minute block of tl following conferences in til the marshal could nty in South Carolina in struggling arms and 1 ect representatives of all Last came the other e participated the man strong campaigns are farm, the man from the New Jersey, Connectie man from the factory, the setts and Maryland, i the bank; the railroad a" was Ohio?a sol 1 representatives of the hearing aloft a i a word, the people who legend: "Ohio, Wher state of South Carolina, perjury may be ruined i could attend county con- voice in the Judge's sho could not come to Co- has no voice in their The State. Ohio needs recall of , needs votes for wome ' ller Thoughts Were. What Mrs. liar sband was reading a news- J!''*1 ?!'# h'*Pli ''Vn ' mint to his wife. Now and ' .?i! tm oaused and asked a ?juese nature or her replies doubt that she was listen- I'istinct as the hil y. He accused he? of as 'he sea," President ought.- elsewhere, and - lie East and Secretnrv I y retorted that she heard West. rd. ____________ tinned reading for .. few ... ml then glanced at her. 1,on 1 confound ??> far-away look in her eyes bills, ihe one just pt her thoughts were not up- gross and the other in em he was reading. So ,|H. California legislat le sheet as an exeusc for .. , ie continued as follows. for ?raP? J,,lop t reading: for ? ",lot time." ight about 2 o'clock in the just a few minutes before The chap who is an exj a hungry hoy about 60 excuses can never dri bought an orange for nine for his skill. brew it. through a concrete. set thick. With a cry of Some automible owm e jumped into a dry mill pressed to keep the oke his arm at the garage. L and was drowned. It was later, on the same day Wonderful Skin ^ mai <?. nucKicn's Arnica Si 1 to six elephants A high everywhere as the best came up and killed three for all diseases of the es and a wooden Indian, for burns, bruses an you think of that, dear?" duces inflammation at >ned suddenly. and healing. J. T. S e a little start, smiled, and lisher of News, of Coi writes that one hox h that's a splendid bargain, ions skin ailment afte >u had better get a half dies failed. Only 2 r your stock of shirts is mended by Lancaster Standard Drug Co. THE LANCASTER ID AM? I LAST PILGRIMAGE \I\AUL OF CONFEDERA" WYftRlf Reunion This Month at CI 1 villi nootca Will Have a Sentln Interest All Its Own. Chattanooga, Tenn., May amp to Music Perhaps the last pilgrimage I'agennt View- will make as a body to the ft ion People. battle grounds of Lookout 1 tain, Chlcakamauga and M ?The woman mdge, will be the 1913 reunl tied up ? ifth the unjted Confederate Vet jrnoon, 2 0,000 May 27-29. The railroads c I music or the Southern Passenger Assoc from forty have made a thirty-day rate ns of white, cent a mile. The war depar w streamers, has loaned the requisite numl teat of a mid- tents and cots in order that C !e miles, from nooga may suitably care for o 59tli street. 15,000 veterans who are exi miners appeal- to attend, and who will be 1 ien," to an un- and fed free of all cost, tors estimated The United Sons of Veteran Hon. hold their reunian at the ding astride a place, May 27-29. They will cob, directly with them the usual bevy of tounted police, tiful Southern women, as spo hind her walk- maids of honor and chaperon* le with silken of whom will be lavishly ente le two women ed by the citizens of Chattanoc frage map and Enthusiasm and interest es. And then ran so high in the South ove the rank and annual reunion of the battle sc itely, unsmil- veterans whose spectacular p at Chattanooga is expected /-white hair; viewed by over 100,000 visitc of rompers; that city of like population. women from >es from the There Would l>e Some Kxclt< v girls from |f ,.\11 the Laws Were Knfoit theseEand ln the April Amerlcan Ma^ * ,ltwl in the department called "TT nbroken lines, terpreter's House," appears a 'o'fjv,n^o"y ,f' jsss to overflow in* . ... n .. stings our Sroat cities. Following is a itical Union, tra,f,V .. in# 1 broken Into v " \he ayor and P?,,cef of is in the fore- Yorfk 8.h?"ld consp re to enfor< heir banners forty-elgth hours all the laws o Some of them 8ta,ute book, Indiscriminately out respect of persons, there 1 ottovs! be a lurid riot, and the militia 1 niiot? '' ?nno patrol the streets. Dr. Park! her soldiers " Rabbi W,se and Mr William " "Oettinc dolPh "earst migli grimly r r?v v . r their ground a while, but it is t ? |S' one that even they would be i ,*bReo.s!^e i?t" ^e temper of the mob. P( ' " instance, there is a law against , . day labor; but should the Obs< e lere was rliurch members and vestrymi rs the roll of regular standing, be haled b chie\od great magistrate, though his elf . , , line on Sunday afternoon pro VL8 .an. . * to all Harlem that cleanlines s_that_ blazed Slinnlnnflniy ^111.,^'' ? hi Miissticliii' ciost or Dusiness, April 4th, And, last of RESOURCES. Itary marcher ij0ans and Discounts. .$ 134,6i crepe-wrapped Overdrafts 3,6 e woman by Furniture and Fixtures 2,8 Site lias no Due from Banks and election; she Bankers 21.0 ( impeachment, Currency 1.5 Judges. Ohio Gold 8 n." Silver and other Minor riot Stanton Coin 6 jenedletion of Checks and Cash Items 1 eeting at Car Total $165,6 LIABILITIES. low;, tho' one Capital Stock Paid in. . $ 50,0 Wilson in the Surpljs Fund 1,2 Uryan in tho Undivided Profits, less Current Expenses and Taxes paid 5,7 Dividends Unpaid., e two Webb individual Deposits Sjibissed by Con- ject to Check 31,3 aw pending in Time Certificates of Deposit 10.' ure. The one Ca'8hler.8 Checks .... 4 and the other Bills Payable. Including Certificates for Money Borrowed . 60,0 ?ert at making aw large fees Total . $166, SI A I K UI' SOUTH CAROLINi County of Lancaster?bb. *rs are hard wolf from the Before me came W. H. M Cashier of the above named who, being duly sworn, nays i Halve. the above and foregoing stat< live is known lR a true condition of said ban remedy made shown by the books of said ba skin, and also W. H. MILL! id boils. Re- Sworn to and subscribed t: id is soothing me this 10th day of April, 191 ossaman, pub W. P. ROBINSON melius, N. C.f Notary Pub elped his ser- Correct?Attest: r other reme- E. B. LINGLE, Sc. Recom- W. T GREGORY, Pharmacy and A. B. FERGUSON, Dlrect< NEWS, MAY 6, 1913. TES | liatta 18^ 5? / ^%J7 5 J* they / V imous VIounlsslon s will 'i& w , same ; ? -v ?to insure compl bring * M beau- j along a case of nsors, # ?s, all rtaini ; "",ent ill?? The satisfy in :tzine, or forest; at n i?x- [/jpjHVSj'^ As pure and STK temptingly g New |gj||||| Deliciouswith Thirst-f ivould & ^ AII1IOI ^ ivould hurst, Demand the G Ran- Refuse subst stand .en t.O Stnd foi HYrc swept 2A jrver, THE COCA-COLA COM! m in efore ? >thes- tjiere jR a jaw against gambling? ( a ?! yet think of the Strong Arm Squad * .*? descending upon a bridge party and 1 a battering down the doors! reguw Gf "Inevitably, the laws which do Qr not represent the common con' science of the race must be applied with discretion and discrimination. It is a misfortune of their unsound ITRS Philosophy. Discretion differs with * executives. Mayor Van Wyck's dis, cretion was unlike Mayor Qaynor's rlteci, or Mayor Low's. If Dr. Parkliurst of were mayor, he would 'discretion' , heavily in some directions and light, . ly in others. So would Mr. Mc? ^ ~ Annoy, Mr. Tim Sullivan, Bishop F ?T Greer, or, for that matter, anyone. < But as long as this compulsory disVB cretion exists?as long, namely, as child "H four-flush statute conflicts with ( 1 ( public opinion?so long the police, n" the working force of the executive, ieht^ WH1 lie subjected to more severe 7 j temptation than society has any c right to put upon anyone. This is New York to |ngtjnctiveiy "feU that this ir S' i?i' 11 larity came within the purvie leralded by a kj8 conscience and his rector. Scouts. Then idents, sculp- ????????^ workers and \ HAPPY CHILI) IN ? staml ?Uiey J UST A FEW HO d girl of six- ,r rT or ranks and ' cross, feverish, constip; ?ar of stirring give "California Syrup tie manoeuvre Figs." ?d time wliile ? . * . ... Mothers can rest easy after u niarselllaise . ,4 , ,.f . ^ e , j.ius<, ing "California Syrup of F ig?, 'T 1 INF cause in a few hours all the olc rrntillers mil UP waste, sour bile and ferme <1 white goods foo.(1 Rent,y moV(*8 <M't of.thV T ir ,??t? and >'ou huve a we,l. playful 1 same' ne\t aKaln- Children simply will v <if Vi .n' take the time from play to e . "it their bowels, and they become i f, Th? v'.'.w 'f P"fkod. liver get. sluggish i. . stomach disordered. 1 <Jl'l " Tl * When cross, feverish, restless , of tongue is coated, then give ctorv m "fruit laxative." , ? . dron love it, and it cannot caus in and . yrian jury. js;0 difference what ails ' ?ViC ,,0.X ,i littie one?if full of cold, or a ie line march- tliroat, diarrhoea, stomachache, the outspread breath, remember, a gentle "1 tarred, upon cleansing" should always be owered tliou- first treatment given. Full < loklyn s thou- tions for babies, children of all ten came the an,j grown-ups are printed on than a thou- i,t,ttle. lembers com- Beware of counterfeit fig sy Smith, ^ Bar- your druggist for a F>0 ' ?rk I niver- bottle of "California Syrup of F e, Adelophi, tlien look carefully and see tli r universities. ja made by the "California i PARADK, Syrup Company." We make nd after them smaller size. Hand back with Somebody tempt any other fig syrup. instinct, they milled for it. Hank No u coins and a ho parade un- STATEMENT OF THE CONDI untangle the OF wh,r? FARMERS BANK & TRUST going on located at Lancaster, S. C. a iz.uu You have several pai I GIVE US A CHANI !t:JS I SHOES IN OUI oo 00 I mer,d them so well I for a change-off. Visi 20.00 Repair Department?it mien I Old ^?eS fa^e 3 tOng bthat I as soon JIS fhey see our )ment ffg ,k, as ' ?" I Gregory-Hood I.ANTAST >rs. ts no executive's fault, and no execu- I tlY ^vo <an 'ie'P These teuipta- ' ?. ,.s tions would be quite as urgent upon \ . " the New York police force if Dr. | 1 n" Park hurst were mayor as they are your now. They do not depend upon the I s.ort.' characters, energy or intentions of ' jj, any mayor. They arise?inevitably', ns , arise-?out of our hypocritical and u |j;' bungling philosophy of law-making, i ages present, our great and pow- ! each rups. flHHHHMHHHHHHHHH l-Cent S I 67^00 97.50 58.36 ^/*&Tfrtar&^ ?2 IF WE I 00.00 \r 4# 11 1* W 11 60.00 They'll last you twice a 09.07 | save you the price of =. N-?m. 31! I F?r ^ niat I Picnic ^ I " \. (wla I g beverage?in field I home or in town. V wholesome as it is m ood. K ?Refreshing m Quenching M enuine Sodj| .lutes. Fountains Booklet. or Carbonated in Bottles. g ^^^^TLANTA, GA. erful cities are in. theoretical bondage to whatever general laws may % he conceived by a rural majority In the legislature. Many such laws are inconsistent with sound economics, democratic philosophy, or even democratic ethics. As such they are unenforceable, and the direct cause of the corruption and inefficiency that everybody deplores." Don't be too polite to grab an opportunity. For Weakness and Loss of Appetite The Old Standard general strengthening tonic, GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC; drives out Malaria ami builds ut> the system. A true tonic and sure Appetizer, l-'or adults and children. 50c. NANCY HALL and other varieties of Sweet Potato Plants, Tomato, Beet, Pepper, Celery and Egg Plants. Free price list. WAKEFIELD FARMS, Charlotte, N. O. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that on^^ June 1st, 1913, I will apply to Probate Judge of Lancaster counl^^ for final discharge as administrator of the estate of J. M. Cauthen, deceased. D. R. FLETCHER. Administrator. tEPAIR rk NIiocn i s lon^?we'll probably a new pair of shoes, ra "kicking around." ! UK AT YOl'K OLD < SHOE SIIOP I they'll come in handy || it our "CHAMPION" f will interest you. Jump Toward Newness i | "Champion Machinery." I |? Live Stock Co I liK. S. C. I mmwmmmmmsm&vrnS { %