The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 19, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
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W. S. HOUtiH. . . Business Mgi
PVBLISHKItS' ANNOl'XCEMEJ
Published Tuesdays am
Fridays at Lancaster, S. C.
by 'l'tie L.ancascer ruuusmui
Company. successors to Th
Ledger, established 1852; Th
Review, established 187*; Th
EntbiDrise, established 1891
and entered as second-clas
matter Oct. 7, 190S, at th
postofllce at Lancaster, S. C.
under Act of Congress o
March 3. 1879.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
(In Advance.)
One Year 91
81* Months
FRll) \1 . SKPTKMIlKIl H>, lb I
Boost Lancaster now aud alws
Try foe the honor roll, boys i
girls!
When you start back to sch<
start right, children.
The shotgun claims a victim
most daily in South Carolina.
The Atlanta Journal says, "II
unwise to trust the man who tri
no one."
"Sulzer borrowed but never
paid." A common fault, but 1
few impeachments for it!
We congratulate the people
a i 1 l? rv O T Tr
opurittil UUl K 111 icm IU6 v/. u. uv
eon as mayor of their city.
Wo agree with The Augi
Chronicle that "Thaw belongs eil
to Matteawan or the electric cha
Mayor Jennings of Sumter is a
the blind tigers of that city wit
eharp stick. We hope they will
head this way.
We need a chamber of comm
more every day. But are our p
pects of getting one any better
than formerly?
The tariff on art is all right hi
should be made to fall more het
on the cubist than on sane mem
of the profession.
"In Kentucky a man who k
another got off with a cost of
cent." What do you suppose it <
one to "get off" in South Carol
Although it is the general opi
that the price of cotton will be n
better later on. we have not hear
any being held in view of the exj
ed advance. Why is this?
Those scientists would be s
on the outside of Vesuvius loo
in than on the inside looking ro
but the scientific mind w
strangely.
We regret to learn of the illne<
our popular Congressman, Hon. I
Finley, at his home in Yorkville
wish for him a speedy and comj
recovery.
The Glass currency bill, ha
passed the lower house of Long:
l>y a larger majority than did
tariff bill, goes to the senate with
brightest prospects of an early
sage.
The Fort Mill Times says
Yorkville Enquirer has become p
fully quiet in regard to the cor
York fair. We would rise to inq
why so much reticense on the
of The Enquirer?
Don't sit around and wait
something to happen but make sc
thing happen. A chamber of (
merce would be a splendid beg'ni
for anyone who would like to i
maker of history for Lancaster.
We note that there are twenty
S ,th Carolina counties which
hold fairs this fall, among them
following border counties to
Chester, Fairfield, Kershaw,
York. Let's see to it that we arc
behind next year.
The governor of Kansas,
thinks legislatures should be abo
ed, may not succeed in doing t
with them but thorp are many pc
who are quite ready to agree
him. Yet therr are some gover
we had rather do without than
islatures.
The Loris News is responsible
this remarkable prophecy: "Tw
the most notable achievements o'
modern age will be making salt]
from air and another New Yor
T .A 1*1 o " Co 11 not oi* nr? i crli ltn <*o t h
from the air as well an fortlllzel
nicking a New York of Loris is
log the imagination overmuch.
Bishop Hoss of Tennessee
brought down upon himself the
condemnation of many people 01
k. ?>. Jk
THE LANCi
count of his stand against the use of the amount he
l??l tobacco by the clergy of the Meth- spending this ?
? J'st church. We see no good reason dividual use.
- v by preachers should be deprived of the two paVty 1
r the weed, which they in common state, the He*
"* with their lay brethren, enjoy. The and the Deiuot
<t7 Florence Times very aptly rem-rks der the dotuini
[j in this connection: "The use of to- and its leader
bacco by the ministers does not These organizi
B bother the public but we do want the at Governor S
* man who spits tobacco juice in the may be guilt;
e corner of the pew pilloried." charged, but
, enough as go1
s Attorney General Peeples an- nie legislature
e nounced in the matter of the contests jn extra sessi
nvop iho Into rll?noneftrv olortintis in #i,n
- VVV1 V..V .MVV J ? piriifsro VI VIIV
several counties, before the state which called f<
board of canvassers, that he voted state-wide prin
against the prohibitionists every nation of high
time. He need not have given the in- rect popular v<
.60 formation, because his action was al- chines of both
ready forecasted. There are some mined to keep
people you can always count on to for the nomim
' take the wrong side, becaus'. they tlie leading sta
are just built that way. a member of tl
iJ,s' ? tion and had 1
and Provisional President Huerta of tlnuously for 1
Mexico used to good advantage the governor, and
celebration of Independence Day in Tiger never
ool, the capital of the country, by en- would have c<
deavtfing to stir up feeling against when elected,
the United States. He Intimated in good governor
al- his address to the Congress that it Ueve he will
was not the people of this country ance" at the 1
but the government that was inter- impeachment.
t is fcrir.g in Mexican affairs, and that
jsts t?,e war vessels of this country should \OT THE 1
not be given permission longer to remain
in Mexican waters. The United We 8iioum n
States has been treating Mexico with disease an
great consideration, but If Huerta aj.a ourselves i
persists in his hostile attitude to- nQt thus visit
of ward this country, he may yet force He d,(1 whol
the United States to give Mexico an- sometimes be '
other good licking. U8 0fjey the 1
should. We a
ista QUARANTINE AND DISINFECTION. of 8anttatlon.
ther The attention of our readers Is with the indti
,lr." directed to the Regulations for Quar- one 0f U8i jnd
an tine and Disinfection, prepared by the town, colle
fter the state board of health, which we the health con
h a publish in full on page 2. We hope must do our i
these regulations will be read care- a]8o do Its pi
fully and carried out to the letter, those who h<
u1f n ftoi/1 oKoofim tl on n f V?om onv ?
?? ?s?" <"/oSi.uUv? ""j iroin a sermoi
disease may be stamped out but entirely aprop
'ros* otherwise there is always danger of "Here is a c
UOVN an epidemic. The safeguarding of ten with soi
the public health is a fearful respon- demic, like 1
. , sibility and all contagious or even P,oua P'
ut it it is a special
ivjj Infectious diseases should be kept tj,e people I
bers Pr?Ppr,y Quarantined, or many lives Prayers are
are endangered. We cannot be too! churches that
particular in segregating such cases, i le^^'iYut <
llled ln Quarantining them and in dlsln-' J^nine cases'
onP fecting the persons and premises of Clod's physica
*osts tlie diseased. We hope that all dan- 1 a high-handed
ina? Ker of an eP'demic of diphtheria is jj^p^'and ^otl
now past, but every known precau-1 are* not to
nion t,on should still be used to avert It. 1 the church, hi
luch Pr?Ppr Quarantines were not observ- the church.
ii nf cd when the disease first made its ap- !aws a^e dlvii
" OI . , ... , ... these laws b
ject- Pearance here and this is why there fence. It is j
were several. Instead of only one or God's sanitary
two cases, in our midst. I then expect I
iafer helieve in the "ounce of pre- Sh'knes8 and s
king mention" adage and for that reason
und. conshler the rules of sanitation, "A SP,<
ork3 quarantine, and disinfection of the The Greene
utmost importance. We must al- | the caption, '
ways guard against disease in every a recent editt
ss of Poss'hle way. Every citizen should r'ty of Gree
j y? know the fundamental rules of health health record.
anj and should see that he himself ob-", this statement
>lete serves them and that liis family and I "Credit mu
neighbors do likewise. Ignorance officials of th
of the law cannot be excused nor ran I0"111 ?ork t
.. .. ... ... i work has beei
vlng ,ho authorities escape blame for not co-operation <
ress, enforcing them. | beginning wit
th<J The local health officials tell us including the
t,lo our people really do not know what Jj"* "cUv^'en
pas- riKi(I requirements the state board of They have ea<
health exacts of them. It Is for this tlicy could tr
reason that we offered to publish the other visit fr
The rules referred to, in the hope that
>ain- our people will familiarize them- "One of G
uing se'ves with the requirements and co- sets has Leen
uire 0Perate in a health campaign for,0111" People ai
t I.a?,a?ter Wo havo a good loan, ^palr'uds'n
i.ll.f.llv I. wit,.,I <? o Iw,n1ll,r.il ..llrv... I '
, , . , . . . Just such
It is tti our power to keep it free from _ . .
, * *he part of
- . disease. Are wo going to do it? . . wt .
for " of health and
>me- of Lancaster.
om. S1LLKK IMPK.U I1>1KXT TRIAL. poritively nee
nlng The impeachment trial of Gov. a recent issi
je a William Sulzer of New York began been taken in
yesterday at Albany before the been no such
judges of the court of appeals and recently unde
-one the members of the state senate sit- able to congr
will ting as a court of impeachment with guardians son
the the chief judge of the court of ap- the Greenvilh
us: peals presiding over the deliberations, dcnnrtment it
and The progress of the trial will be
! not watched with much Interest all over s\MtTFI
the country. Such trials have been
very infrequent in the history of our The death
who government. Out of the many hun- Dibble of Ori
lish- dred of governors of the different at nHitimore
tway states, only one has ever been tried, . ._
.... . . ? of the most j
?ople convicted and removed from office
with upon such charges. This was Gov. "na 3 Bon8mors
David Butler of Nebraska in the year uate of Woff
leg- 1871. His offense was the use of a served his coi
small amount of the public, money tinction in d
for his own private use. It will be Mas a leading
?, for recalled that only one President? of the Oranp
'O of Andrew Johnson?has ever been erait of the CI
f the tried under impeachment charges, in the lower
jeter This was in 1808 and there was lack- tare and in t
k of ing only one vote of the necessary gress for sevi
iered two-thirds to remove him from always took
but office. that concernc
tax- The principal charge against Gov- even In his d
ernor Sulzer Is that he made a false Spartanburg
return under oath as to the amount men are the t
has of money he spent in his campaign sound. Woul
Just for election as governor, his state- of such cltl
a ac- ment lacking some $7,000 of showing weath than i
i
ISTER NEWS, SEPTEMBER 19, 1913.
had received, and for j?????-???
unount for his own in- FROM OTHER PAPE:
But back of it all are ^
machines in New York . , .
. ,, i.i .. ^ hen in doubt, plant tobac
tubllcau organization churleston Post<
ratlc organization uu
ition of Tammany hall In other words we need
, Charles F. Murphy, roads. Loris News.
itions are up in arms ^.jie name coaticook will now
ulzer, not because he i)ack into iuocuous desuetude.y
of the indiscretion derson Mail.
because he was bold
* ?. ,ifl* How would you like to hav
vernor to Insist up romu on your trail for some old
, which he had called forgotteu meanness??Chester
on,, carrying out the tern.
Democratic platform,
or the enactmer t of a They have an "Up-to-Date <
or me enacimei.i or a ln che8ter whlch seems to us
aary law for the noml- impossible.?Greenville Piedrno
state officials by a dl
>te. The political ma- The farmer who sowed wel
old parties were deter- reaping to the tune of 12 cent,
. over a pound.?Atlanta Journal
the state conventions
atlon of governor and Senator E. D. Smith has mi
te officers. Sulzer was study of the needs of the fa
lie Tammany organize- and they would make a mlstak
, , J * to keep him in the senate.?Or
been in C ongress con- purg Times and Democrat.
18 years, when elected
the trouble Is the ' The old horse would run awe
dreamed that Sulzer caalonally but he would never
... ture a tire nor run out of gasoli
anvlctlons of his own a ioneiy road ten miles from hoi
But he has made a Anderson Mail.
and we hope and be
,.QV? _ >.anfa ,iQw..?_ Uncle Same has taken char
have a safe deliver- Thaw anrf SQon wU| have Em fl
bands of the court of hands. If only there were s
Helena ln which these two mighi
fully be soul-mated!?The Stat
hwVl/r OP PROVI- T. .. ~ ~ 1 1 1
If the British would only
DENCEt Harry Kendall Thaw ln Canad
ot blame the Almighty will try to put up with Mrs. Knv
d death for which we I>?khurst. It is a good trad
swapt the devil for the witc
responsible. God does Newberry Observer.
our sIiib upon us. If
e communities would Whenever Governor Bleas
wiped out. for none of Soath Cal0l,,?,a 5
notice, like he did the other d
laws of health as we attacking the churches, always
11 alike break the laws are some newspapers that thin!
The fault then lies important enough to play up the
,-ldual We are each be damned" countenance of
7. ? 7 geranium on the front page. ]
ivldually, as well as is governor did not know that '
ctively, responsible for be done he would not get off so
ditions about us. We cheap stuff.?Lumberton (N.
>art; the town must ^besonlan.
irt. Providence helps ^ North Carolina man, a IP
?lp themselves. This Nature, who died recently. lnC<
i delivered recently is ated the following words in his
os of the idea- ' "l yearn to "P"1" my depp 8
os or me idea. thy wlth all animate nature;
ity or community smit- my children and grandchildre
ne pestilence or __cpi- persuaded to keep in their int
lypnoia rever. Many the haunts of the birds of the a
^ple will cry* out that field; not to fell the trees of (
visitation of God upon ai growth but keep them as tlr<
tecause of their sins, ture's sweet restorer. I am i
made to Him In the Vout in this that I put It in th<
He will of His good- front of my devotion to the Un
Lhis affliction from His and to my Creator."?Chest
*uch epidemics are due porter.
in ten to a breach of
1 laws, and frequently The repetition of Pickett's <
I breach. Contaminat- at Gettysburg at the recent r<
iy streets, foul alleys? was filmed by the moving plctui
?er sanitary conditions pie and is still marching on.
changed by prayers in I reuion of the Grand Army <
jt by busy men outside Republic at Chattanooga next
What we call physical the federals will have a repetil
le. and disobedience of the charge on Missionary
ecomes moral dlobed- These mimic charges are far dl!
tresumptiort to trample from the real thing, yet comm
r laws under foot, and ized at five cents a head, they
tim to save us from entertainment that Is wort
uffering." price.?Charlotte Observer.
L-vmit U'ARK < 11 ,a vpry rudp. w? know, b
we cannot see why people shou
, ille Piedmont, under laugh right out when a woman
A Splendid Work," in along in a ridiculous dress. T1
mm nit men ted the "? editor. and no P?PPr that C1
complimented th The T|mes anything when it co
nville on its splendid <iuty towards women and resp<
We were struck with them but everything should b
erned by circumstances, and v
woman puts on something funi
st be heaped upon the goeg on the street with it why
e city for the magnlfl- we not iaugh. Why should w
hey have done. This Up her fond deception that 1
n made possible by the prPtty dress? It is not prettv
>f several departments. very comical, really and but f
h the city council and intention, or part of the Intent
board of health, which Wearer comes In the sami
ard and faithfully, and
gineering department,
h and all done all that
> make impossible an- I
om unwelcome of last I .
serve the thanks of the I
city for it. I B
reenville's greatest as- I I
her health record and I I I
re quick to make war II Im I
nt; that would tend to I H I V i 1
iPui
co-operation is needed ^B ^B^B
the city council, board I ^ ^ ^
physicians of the town
Such action imded.
As we stated in
le, if such action had
time there would have XTTOm TX "
anxiety as we have all ,J ^ jy, f
rgone. We hope to be
atulate our own health ^ "\7
le time in the future as 1^ -1- A
* paper did the health
i that city.
. itibbms i>eai>. We are Kxclusi
of the Hon. Samuel *w ^
Etngeburg in a hospital I I ? j?j
, *! li* 1 1
Tuesday, romoves one
mtriotic of South faro
Ii?* was the first gradord
College and had HThpCP
int? and state with dis- 1 l,t5C ol,UCv
ifferent rapacities. *He Qtvlp S3 rwl rni
: lawyer for many years dllU t-VJI
i:.n"w?r:?'?zTry one pai.
branch of the legisia
ho lower nouse of Conrral
terms. Mr. Dibble
interest in everything
d his county and state, ^ mrt
eclining years. As The Springs Block |
Herald well says, "Such ? > = J
salt that keep public life
Id that we had far more
Izens in the common- m i ;.jrorhn r~rr: rnir
vo have." ____
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ide a !
emnoi : \*rosporous
a?8e" ; foo somecfay ffj
y <-< - > if you Bcr/?X"
punc- v JThmfli MmJ/)
neon ; your money Now#1
The nrian you see riding by in his au
Ke,?f began with smaller income than you h?
[n st" depriving himself of a few unnecessary
t law- was able to start a bank account. It gi
*. I enjoying the luxuries that he pays for o
I he does not miss; because money ma!
in wo # comfort he enjoys today is only the
eriine EARLY ECONOMY. Start a bank acco
e to ?
h."? I Do YOUH llanklng with U
V
* We pay 4 per cent Interest compounded quart
e of
for
ay in J
? f The First Nation
[f^he > OF LANCASTER.
would *
much C. D. Jones, R. E. Wylie,
P \ 0
I ; President. Vice-President.
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,-er of |%>>>>>>>>>>>:?:?>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
urpori
will: ? - =
ympa- as the dress of the clown. He wants his conditio
hence to be conspicuous, and so does the a certain de
n are woman. He is funny and so is the people who
egrity woman. The only difference Is that ercising a
Ir and the woman does not mean to be fun- their moven
>rigin- ny, but impressive, and that makes sound the al
>d Na- it all the funnier. Why not laugh accident on
so de- and laugh out big. No need to turn the place.
' fore- one's head away and suicker, she In this li
ilverse knows it and gets just as mad as if posslbiltles.
er Re- you laughed out and it does not do crippled boj
the good that a hearty laugh would In the year
do.?Florence Times. tunitles are
charge speak them
?unlon jn ^j8 pUpor aro 8everal articles ?he may d
concerning crop conditions. We take work. The
t ?h that you are interested in the yield heart and it
5 . .? jfrom the fields. You are a person of brawn. W1
wee sense and will therefore take fortunate b<
Rid e |note of crop conditions. The person Herald,
rfprent i w^? does not care about what the
^ . . earth is bringing forth, who does not ,
eiir " i ' take interest In crop conditions is , " K?n<
n ?hi a natural horn fool?that's all. *lnf bet"e(
Everybody depends upon the yield destroyed n
from the earth?and if the crops any "tner
... were to fail for just one season fam- Kr<!atest_ en
7i lne ^ould come to this old world and J.10 ?' U_V:
conditions, would be unspeakable ? ?ular qu
reis Mo?rop Enquirer. OveJ In '
an tell Is awarded
mes to We mentioned yesterday the little prove to a
set for boy, an Inmate of the county parish, lors and nit
e gov- The little fellow is maimed in body nagged ea
.hen a for life, perhaps, hut, as Is so fre- Moral: If
ay and (|uently true of those who are de- man and wl
should prlved of certain bodily faculties, his or. But, tl
e keep mind Is exceptionally bright, his eye that it is si
t is a is clear, and with his little arms, some men
r, it is that must serve both as legs and each other
or the arms, he Is capable of doing many break up c<
ion, of little acts that relieve his decrepid great pleas
? class associates of painful steps. Even in other.?Edf
TO
3CE1VED OUR NEW
LES IN MEN'S SHOE
ve Sellers for the Well Known Hrands
*ENCH and KNOX
> are well known for their goo
mfort. PRIGE $3.50, $1.00 a
r of these Shoes and be happy.
rhe J. T.'WYLI]
\
^ '
itomobile perhaps
ive now. But by *
extravagances he
ew. Today he is y
ut of money that *
kes money. The >
interest on his
unt NOW.
8. *
terly. J
I
alBank :
V
E. M. CROXTON, y
Cashier. ]
? j-S
n he Is the caretaker, to
gree, of a score of the old
reside In the home, excertain
supervision over
lents and never failing to
larm when they meet with
their tottering way about
ttle boy's brain there are
Today he is a little
r who can "read a little."
s to come, if the oppor>
given him. and we befor
him from some source
0 his share of the world's
man, after all, is in the
1 the brain and not in the
iv nnt 0|va thio little* nn^
j uwv Q* v vint) nviig UU"
ay a show??Spartanburg
I
?rally conceded that nagm
husband and wife has
aore happy homes than
cause. Nagging is the
emy that ever entered a
i far more harmful than a
larrel; and it engenders
ness.
Cngland, a flitch of bacon
to the couple that cau
Jury composed of bachelidens,
that they have not
ch other during a year,
you want a happy home
fe must not nag each othae
best authorities allege
ich extreme happiness for
and some women to nag
that they are willing to
anjugal happiness for the
ure of nagging at each
tefleld Chronicle.
oes
???IfMI
FALL
IS.
in Lancaster
Shoes
d quality,
ind S5.00.
E CO.
.