The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 23, 1913, Page 4, Image 4
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(Eljp Eaurastrr Nrms'
( SEMI-WEEKLY.)
JU ANITA WYLffl. Editor
\V 8. HOUGH. . . Business Mgr.
PUBLLS HICKS' ANNOUNCEMENT?
Published Tuesdays and
Fridays at Lancaster, S. C.,
by The Lancaster Publishing
V/Ompaux, BucwBHurs iu tu?
Ledger, established 1852; The
Review, established 1878; The
Enttx'prise, established 1891,
and entered as second-class
matter Oct. 7. 1908, at the
postofflce at Lancaster, S. C.,
under Act of Congress of
March 3. 1879.
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23. lt)l?.
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Trade in Lancaster. ,
And trade with the merchants who 1
advertise.
The "Wilson way" Is a winning
way.
I
The millinery openings are almost 1
upon us. '
<
Sand clay roads are best but they <
do need working occasionally.
"It may be for years and it may t
be forever"?the Thaw case.
f
As 13 is an unlucky number we \
want to see cotton go on up to 15 t
cents. >
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The Democratic slogan should
now be "Remember the (election in)
Maine."' s
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You are not only helping your j
business but helping the town when c
you advertise. ?
It It about time for the invasion of J
this state by the North Carolina
apple wagon.
Get out the split-log drag. Mr. ^
Farmer. and use it regularly
throughout the fall and winter.
A little work on the sidewalks and 1
street crossing now and then would '
make fewer "stick-in-the-muds" this '
winter. (
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Farmers find the penny column in 1
The News ar. advertising medium '
which is well worth while. Have you
tried it?
1
Chattanooga gave the Grand i
Army of the Republic a more cordial <
welcome last week than was given <
! them there in the sixties. i
For real sensations the case stands ,
about this way between New York |
and Georgia: Sulzer, Thaw and ,
Schmidt vs. Leo Frank and Mrs. i
God bee. (
Not since the battle of King's
Mountain will such a crowd have
been assembled on the battlefield as .
on uciooer i, wnen secretary itryan (
will speak at the celebration.
The "Trade in Salisbury" edition '
of The Salisbury Post was a splendid
achievement of that enterprising
daily. Tho Post is a live paper which '
we are glad to number among our '
exchanges.
Lancaster is entering upon what'1
promises to be the best season in her |'
history. Business Is picking up
again rapidly and we advise the merchants
who want to do the most
business, to get busy and advertise.
i
The Orangeburg Times and Demo- I
crat throws out a valuable sugges- 1
tion to merchants when it says: '
"The merchant who does not advertise
through the fall won't have to
bother to buy much new stock next
spring."
Knowing conditions as they exist
in Sooth Carolina, It took a lot of
moral courage for a judge to deliver
such k charge as Judge Gage did to
me ?pariannurg jury a lew nays
since.',,, If he had said less than he
did and in a different, way, the probabilities
are an innocent man might
have eventually gone to the electricchair.
All honor to Judge George
W. Gage.
The special interests for whose
benefit the government has bedn run
so long by the Republican party are
awakening to the fact that the
Democratic party is looking to the
interest of the people in its administration
of the government. As an
illustration of the fact, the* great
steel trust has been put on notice
that unless it can furnish material
for battleships as cheap as it can be
bought from other manufacturers
there will be nothing doing so far as
it is concerned. Secretary of the
Navy Daniels has recently announced
that he will not accept any bids unless
the companies show him cost of
production figures In order to Justify
the prices which they charge. A
jl adu, tci.mw -Hi ' rr "
THE LAN*
short time since a contract for cer- THE I'll
tain parts of a battle ship was given
IU u luiri^u luiKt-iu ai |>i.u ovj/icu
one-third of the lowest bid put in by of blessii
an American concern. Of course ey if the
this Is extremely distasteful to the publishe*
steel companies which have been per- and asse
mitted so long to do the government termlned
under the policy of protecting home Conferen
manufactures at the expense of the We hope
people to whom the government be- pie will I
longs. they will
gathering
The Yorkvllle Enquirer says that gether, f<
Senator Tillman has written a letter the gene
to The Greenville News taking a and brotl
position against compulsory educa- one conct
tlon. Hlease may not have been al- man neec
together wrong when he declared the the confe
old fellow is in his dotage. those wh<
and eutb
The best argument against lynch 8pjr|t of
law is the recent acquittal by a jury are sure
of twelve white men at Spartanburg COnferenc
of the negro whom brave W. J. js iUkt
White saved from the mob of lynch- Politict
L?rs who would have stormed the jail
ind done him to his death. religious
I pic of th
We note that The Cheraw Chron- timfe ju t
icle has reproduced on its editorial ^ onsid*
page of the issue of the 18th instant, ,
^ .... . general c
:hree separate editorial paragraphs
. . .... ?ur read*
rem this paper, without giving ^
^redit therefor. This may have been we|far
lue to oversight. We hope it was. stirred wi
Senator McLaurin says in his ar- 'lOHe ^SP
dele republished in this issue, others'
'that his instincts were all against 11
;oing to the senate, and I never thing
vent against my instincts in my life COUIlt>'
hat I did not make a'mistake." We UH
vonder if his "Instincts" will prompt Many
nta 10 run for governor. a,,u Ulil>
make sug
"Do you think the largest and most present tc
mccessful merchants who have made the cause
he most money and whose standing: the Comtt
s highest, would have spent millions ard for fu
>f dollars for advertising in past ^et our
rears if they did not get results?" men, teac
isks The Salisbury' Post. We repeat era. men
he question, do you think they at the cc
vouhl? faith, hoj
and pledi
The appointment of Senator F. H. and mori
A'eston and Editor James Sims for things w
United States district attorney and benefit.
United States marshal respectively.
.vhich has been decided upon by
President Wilson, should give gen- cjr
?ral satisfaction throughout South anj discu
'arolina. Both men are gentlemen stjjj staU(
)f the highest character and in every fotto
nay fitted for the responsible posi- jjia^ tra,i,
Lions to which they will be called. elsewhere
is any gc
The critics of Mr. Bryan for his affajrs, jt
lecturing, who, as he says, are no
more bitter than those who have cotton an
criticised him at other times and for to t^|s p|
Jiiier iiiniK" uurniK ins I'uiiiiHUiuii been go
with politics, will likely let up now gpring8
since he has announced "that he rop ju,
would continue to lecture as long as fairs Seer
lie remained secretary of state, when- |{ock j-jji
?ver he felt there was a proper occa- ^ev a
sion and a desire to do so." We are jjjjj neco
?lad that this is Mr. Bryan's deter- tion t() {
ruination. Says Mr
Rock Hill
"What has become of the old-fasli- put up ^
ioned mother who told her children sociation
each year at the opening of school ()f ROO(ia
Lhat if they got a whipping at school nol kePp
they might expect another when keep dOW
they got home?" asks The Greenville wjti, our
Piedmont. We will not attempt to Lancas
answer tiie question which has long jts prosp(
lieen bothering us but we do wish to co(
say that we believe there would be of ajj (,j
less need of discipline at school if tj,PV ajlov
modern mothers felt the same way market 5
about it. Mow we
tion on t
H.\l? THK "SWELIJBD HEAD.** t() br[nt? l
Senator John L. McLaurin, in his and tra
first of a series of letters to The Co- here. Ir
lumbia Record, says at the time he dey. "let
was spouting his "commercial Dem- is a refR
ocracy" ideas, he was made so much of affair?
of that he "did get the 'swelled*
head," " which caused all the trou- IfOMICFl
ble that came to him afterwards.
Says he, "I was too fond of praise The A
and flattery, too young and inex- menting
perienced to know how fickle is popu- pjapj, in <
lar applause." The Marlboro states- "From
man is now an older and should be a appearin
wiser man. If he does yield again report, il
to that subtle influence, "popular ap- about th
plause," and enter the race for gov- Pun'^m
01 u .. . .. ... Carolina
ernor, it will show that the swelling Convicth
in his head has not gone down. There ar
Better remain oti your farm, Senator which ci
McLaurln, than to venture again on Cl
the treachous sea of South Carolina S " a,>l
politics. tion of
passing i
PAMi ADVERTISING. and the
n . 1. . . . acquitta
Kvflrv mprohftn who oxnorts to no .
, , ? _... ? lt 1S a
much business this fall should let the among I
public know what he has on hand, best to i
If you have goods at special values, "We
how do you expect the people generally
to know it unless yod tell (j0 m(,a;
them about it and the only practle- that th<
able way is through the medium of 'luently
The News, the only newspaper pub- f,in1Ry I1
.1 i. . i ., .a crime,
lished in the county. This way rf "Thoi
soliciting business brings the most mendou
generous returns because the mer- to '
chant can thereby appeal to the rea- 7,u'rf> v
. . .. . Ing. an*
son and common sense of the reader sponsib
by giving facts and figures. Those that no
who have never tried advertising Carolin
would be astonished at the results. ^ ^
If you don't believe it, try it. people
PASTER NEWS, SEPTEMBER 23, 1913.
H'XTY CONFERENCE FOR j
COMMON GOOD. FROM OTHER PAPER!
iiber 27 may be made a day
iK to the people of this county
will respond to the call, Read. your own P^Per.?Pee I
, , , , ... Advocate.
1 elsewhere in this paper,
mble In the court house, de- No danger of the wells going (
to make the meeting a real at any rate.?Atlanta Journel
ce for the Common Good. _ ~
, Some newspapers deserve a gr<
a large number of our peo- <ieal of credit for the things they
be present on that day, that not print.?Anderson Mail.
I realize the import of the
f and that they will come to- ^ e al"e J?1' to ,*?e',eVe. ^!iat? 1
' M t Rodgers is the guy that put the ho
B?UI1K maw ... a.. ...a.vr.n v,. ln thp hook-worm.?Gatfney Ledg
ral weal, they are friends
lers, that whatever concerns | Huerta talked very nice about
?rns every other as well. No ' put the trouble Is you cannot rl
the old murderer around the corm
1 receive more of good from Salisbury Post.
rence than his neighbor, yet .
o briug the greatest Interest No matter what a good bishop m
lusiasm and the broadest fay about tobacco there's no deny!
that some good South Carolina Chr
service to their !>llow men UanfJ raJae lt._The state.
to gather more from the
e than those whose faith in Georgetown progress Is nowhe
j-warm or apathetic. ore talked abo:it, tban ,
. .. ... . .. Georgetown. That is the right kii
iI affiliations will be entire- street corner chat.?Chariest
irded, as well as social and Post.
differences, that the peo
is county may for the first ' ,8 belnf shipped into GafTn
.. . ' . ! by the carload. There is no excu
heir history^ come together ( for KUCh a thing and there is
ar how best to improve the mighty nice profit here going
!onditlons of living. Can (waste because Cherokee people woi
ars imagine an assemblage . Krasp Oaffney ledger.
whose only concern Is the Mapor Gaynor was as teuder-liea:
of each other, who are ed as a little girl. Aroused, thwa'
ith charity for mankind and ed, adversely criticized. nothl
irit is that of service to couM ta ft "h[? hpart ?,f ,re " J?4
? . , . enemy, he was merciless until t
\ et does not such a gather- |enemy was unhorsed. Then to tl
long-felt want? Is there enemy he was merciful.?Augu?
we need more in Lancaster Chronicle.
lan community interest? . .. . . .
.. t ' Why is It that a great big man
all attend the conference. a fun grown woman or anybody ov
us are not public speakers four years old for that matter w
not feel that we care to throw banana peelings on the sit
gestlons but we mav ill be 1 wa,k? Many a Person has receiv
gesuons, nut we may all be aprloua lnjury by stepping on
) lend our moral support to banana peeling on the pavemei
The first Conference for | And yet folks will throw peelin
ion flood should set a stand- i r,*ht wbere those same peelings w
iture gath. of tl.e kind. ! P<"1e?trlan?.-lrfonroe E
farmers, out professional j
her^, .business, men, preach-1 That man ^ho talks glibly abo
and women, come together advancing the Interests of his hoi
? a . > .*?. town but does nearly all his tradi
house Saturday with ,n nthor nlarpa nr hllva of mftll ord
>e and love in their hearts, houses will never convince others
ge ourselves to a stronger his sincerity. Actions speak loud
? loyal support of those words In this as in other thlni
, . . , , If you believe In your horns t*r
hich make for our mutual stand by it.?Orangeburg Times a
Democrat.
?w
HltlXtt IT bA< K. The Standard Dictionary (quoti
, ' * . from Thackery) defines a snob
u look at it as wev please, vulgar persoi who afTects to
ss it as we may,, but the fact better, richer or more fashional
3s out that Lancaster is not than he really is?one who apes 1
n market it should he and superiors." But in the general m
n market it should bo^mnd tur(1 of thInRa ln thls day and tii
* that should come here goes a hiioI> may be more properly def
i. Now as to whether there ed as a person who feels the In
>od reason for this state of purity of his own social status.
is not necessary to discuss. . H'Hon Herald.
i a plain, patent fact that | fnt,pirj?K sight it is these mo;
d trade which should come to watch the line of school el
lace baa, for some timeipast dren. In it are the merchants, 1
ing to Kershaw Heath hatikers, the business men, the p
, . * il\ fesslonai men of the future In Cre<
Y\ axhaw, and even to M?n- wood Kyer thlnk about lt? q
st such a < bjniltion pt. af- men of this generation who now c<
lis, at present, to prevail at trol things around here came on dt
1. Ex-Mayor John T. -Rod- <mly H '""J** a*?- , *
, _ more and they most of us, will s1
communication to The Rock a8ide and turn it over to some
>rd of 18th Inst., calls atten- these very youngsters now rompi
t in a very vigorous way. school.?Greenwood Journal.
Roddey, "Let us all boost '
, . ? ... . , . I Can you imagine why a woman
I. have an association to help more than tMrty yea/s wUh th]
ie price of cottou and an as- uttle children, two of them ab
to help keep down the price lutely dependent upon her for si
It is a reflection if we can- P?rt- ?honld marry a boy less th
.. , . 20 years old, who Is a cigariet fie
up the price of cotton and and a physical wreck? The ways
n the pri^e of goods at least
neighboring towns." The Best Hot Weether Teak
ter is dependent, mainly for G-RO^B'STASTHLBSSch'llTOWICewrich**
.. .. . . blood, builds up the wholetyitem and wiU ?
enty on the cotton growers derfulty Btrenfthen fortify yott to withal
lllty, and It Is to tllo Interest die depressing effect of the hot summer. 5C
isses of our citizenship that
lid bring their cotton to this i
do their
suggest some concert of ac- ^
Fie part of our business men
back to Lancaster the cotton
de that naturally belongs I
i the language of MT. Rod- j mm A
's al^ boosts' Lancaster. It I Vfi J _|
>ctiofi on that this I wMmM
1 ^ould^xV1^ j JL ^ WW
r?KS APPALLINGLY" ITKbbevllle
Medium, in com- mt^^mmmmmi^^mK^mmmm
on the frequency of homf- TTTCim _
South Carolina, says: j J
i the reports of the solicitors.
g in the attorney general's \Z ?
t appears that man killing Is 1 I X
e easiest of crimes to escape
ent.'.- -Homicide in South ?________
is appallingly frequent. m
)ns are appallingly rare.
e so many 'technicalities' on Wr<? ure l^velnuive
ises are appealed, that It Is " 6 *** *^XClUSlVe
onvictlon ts had where there
p??>- T
als moan delays In the execu- p jjj % * 8 ^ i
sentence. Delays moan a I M Jm m. Am.,
of public horror at tbo rrlme, I
probability of securing an I ?
1. Lawyer* know this, and
trite and common Haying I v
1anwIcqr8uuuit-'a de,ay ,s nPXt I These Shoes ;
do not moan to say that all I -i..,! _ _ ? 1 r,
man killing constitute mur- I Style 3.(1(1 CO 111
he sight of the law. Rut we I rp .
ti to say It has como to pass I I |*Vf OIIC D31T I
? plea of self defense is fre- J w
established upon the most ^
retexts It Is shame: it is I
ho in authority hnvo a tre- . I I
h responsibility upon thorn.
Ihat conditions aro improved! I I
will oomo a time of account- I <sitr!n?Su
1 upon thom will rost the ro- | springs ?Ho< k |
illty. It ha* come to pass I ss==a~~ M
man's life is safe in South
end in need in a friend most VBMftinBMaMaRMBaM
sidetrack. < *
i
i j Yow Cfl? />a |Hre
Tn : Vrospejrai/*$ n|
on i foo somecfayMP!
J: BcrnkWm
"ail y*wmoneynQI,
t? ;
a't The man you see riding by in his
| > began with smaller income than you
rt.! depriving himself of a few unnecessai
rt- > was able to start a bank account. It
n* > enjoying the luxuries that he pays fo
!in he does not miss; because money i
V' comfort he enjoys today is only t
, EARLY ECONOMY. Start a bank ac
* Do youk Banking witJi
or
er ' We pay 4 per rent interest compounded qi
:
leed
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i j The First Natioi
i!l J OF LANCASTEl
C. 0. Jones, R. E. Wylie,
;J President. Vice-President
ng I j
ler
?r l
love are past finding out. but surely. 1 state nov
surely this Is not love. There is its histor
lid .1-1 .am- ----- I
? ouuiciaiiiK orvuK ?i?.u a MiciBi oniHr i Krpaier 1
that permits such profanation of the ever bef
holy marriage relation. Kugenies Carolina
ng does not apply. Common sense children
as should be enough to prohibit it.? been in y
be Waxhaw Knterprise.
ble ?? Bryan Ni
his It is said that the railroads of the
ix- country kill a man every seven hours. Washii
me ?Anderson Mail. brief def
in- "Which reminds us"? lecture t
se- An inquisitive young man, with a the SPnal
.? love for "statistics," asked a grouchy Bryan's "
conductor on the Southern, or some UCation o
other line: -A fev
rn_ "How often does your road kill a malntainl
,fl- men?" from Jap
j,p "Only once," was the laconic re- "and todi
ro- Ply-?Newberry Observer. three or
F?n- After 1
lie The newspaper man who first floor Mi.
>n- wrote about the opening of a school "I hav<
>ck after that school was a year old but I bell
ars wrote these words: "The prospects supportin
tep are bright for the greatest enrollment dents. I
of this year fn all the history* of the his own
fng school," or if not those very words he missions!
wrote a sentence conveying the same eign miss
meaning. The newspaper men have
Gf all these years copied that statement Dim,
rPp along about this time of the year was
when reporting the reopening of Mr. Yortf
jp. schools and colleges, and in so doing ' suaded a
nn they sometimes lied and sometimes berl&in's
they hit the truth. This year the rhoea Re
Df statement about brightest prospects dose of i(
in all history stands, for more boys others th
and girls are enrolled in the colleges E. Oebha
and high schools in this state than at all un
ron' evpr before in its history. There are of dtar^hi
threo reasons for this state of affairs, cured by
>c. There are more boys and girls In the remedy.
"FaOh
REIVED OUR NEV
iES IN MEN'S SHO
Sellers for the Well Known Brand
ENCH and KNO)
ire well known for their gc
fort. PRICE $3.50, $4.00
of these Shoes and be happj
he J. T. WYLI
.. v.'.'.v.vi
automobile perhaps
have now. But by '
ry extravagances he >
; (?rew. Today he is >
r out of money that J
nakes money. The y
he interest on his y
;count NOW. >
?us.
uirierly.
nalBank !
I. >
y
E. M. Croxton, |J
Cashier. J
f than at any other time in
y. The people are taking
nterefft in education than
ore. The folks in North
are better able to send their
to school than they have
ears.?Monroe Enquirer.
mmIs Money to Help Poor
Boys.
lgton, Sept. 22.?During a
ense of Secretary Hryan's
ours, Senator Marttne tohl
te today that some of Mr.
'fixed charges" were the edf
several yonng men.
> years ago Mr. Bryan was
Ing and educating two boys
an," declared Mr. Martine,
ay I believe he is educating
four young men."
lis statement on the senate
Martine said:
b not talked with Mr. Bryan
eve he is now educating and
g at least four young stubelieve
further that out of
pocket he is supporting a
y in every independent fordonary
field."
irhocs Quickly Chared,
i taken with diarrhoea and
:a? the merchant here, parte
to try a bottle of ChamColic,
Cholera and Dlarmedy.
After taking one
: I waa cured. It also cured
at I gave It to," writes M.
rt. Oriole, Pa. That Is not
ueval. An ordinary attack
?ea can almost Invariably be
one or two does of this
For sale bj all dealers.
?- V
oes
V FALL
ES.
Is in Lancaster
i Shoes I
>od quality,
and $5.00. I
y
i
E CO.
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