The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, September 30, 1913, Page 3, Image 3
* RELEASED ON BAIL,
YOUTNS GO HOlii
Young Chester Men Retu
From Winnsboro.
A. L. GASTON IS CONFIDE?
Attorney For Accused Says Tli
Will Prove Innocence When
Proper Time Comes.
Chester Special to Columbia Sta
Sept. 26.?John Frazier, Jr., a
Blssell Bigham, arrested for alleg
Implication in the Parr Shoals r<
bery, and later released on boi
returned to Chester Thursday nig
October 9 lias been set as the date I
the preliminary hearing.
Detectives from the Burns agon
in Atlanta had been here for sevei
days working up the case. One
the Burns men this afternoon sj
that the Burns agency had no sta
ment to make further than that t
arrests were made upon Identiflcatl
of the young men by two of the m
who were held up and that t
agency only desired that justice
done.
A. L?. Gaston, attorney for t
young men, returned to Chester If
this afternoon. Tonight he sal
"When the time comes the you
men will be able to show conclusb
ly that they are absolntely Innocc
of all complicity."
Both the men arested are w
known here. John Frazer. Jr.,
the son of John Frazer, Sr.," a wei
thy live stock dealer and plant
Frazer is said ti be 22 years of aj
"f Three of his brothers and sisters a
at college in this state. Bissell B
ham, who is said to be 26 years
age, was reared about seven mi
from here, but resides in this c
now with bis widowew mother. ]
1b employed by the Texas Oil co
pany. Both young men have woi
ed at Parr Shoals. The chief of i
lice and the sheriff of Chester cour
were both asked today whether t
young men had ever been in troul
and both said that as far as th
knew the poung men had never be
In any trouble. J. L. Sanders, eh
of police, said he was at first ask
by the Burns men to make the arre
but lie refused to do so. The Wl
rent was then put in the bands
Sheriff Comwell nnd his deputy,
W. Blndeman, made the arrest.
The warrant was sworn out
J. T. McLellan before Magistrate
P. Douglass of Jenkinsville, Fairflf
county. The young men were adm
ted to bond before Mr. Douglass
the sum of $2,600 each, with the f
lowing men as bondsmen: John Fi
zer, Sr., father of one of the accuse
Samuel Clowney, member of the If
inmiuir iiwuj r ciu uriu vuuiliy, it
Arthur Owens, live stock dealer
Wlnnsboro.
No witnesses were named in t
warrant. What evidence the Bur
men have Is not known and they w
not talk along that line.
A Bonny Sight.
Spartanburg Herald.
At five minutes past 2 o'clock y<
terday afternoon East Main strt
sidewalks between Oakland aven
and Converse street presented a sig
to do the heart good. On both sid
of the street an army of children a
peared, swarming homewards, soi
going east from the Converse Strf
school, some going west from t
Oakland Avenue school. Some we
gaily rollicking along, some walk
se lately enough. Most of them we
very little folks, fair of complex!'
and brigh tof eye, looking friend
Into your face as they passed.
It was a bonny sight. It was 11
' gazing down upon Spartanburf
dearest treasure, more precious th;
rubles, more rich with blessing thi
much fine gold. Bless their inn
cent, unstained souls, loklng throui
wine open eyes inai nave seen i
wickedness, and waiting for the sha
lng that we elders shall Rive ther
Who on earth could tolerate that
single one of these little ones shou
ever find hy his path In this city
finger beckoning toward gilded d
strui tion? The very thought is pai
ful.
Aye, it was a honny sight ai
hopeful for eyes that have seen oth
sights pure and sweet. Here ai
there we overheard their chatt*
"Oh, I think my teacher's just fir
don't you?" "H'm! I'm a-goin'
wait and see." So it is up to sor
teacher to make good. Three bo
neat: "Say. John, did you see To
and I-ucy??" "Aw. shut your fo
mouth. You'e always?"Yeah
saw 'em all right. What did she sa
Tom?" So there was one more b
caught in the tantalizing chari
Long ago?but that's another stoi
The leading out of all these youi
minds into the light and strength
educated intelligence ? what fi
work is thiB, yet critical! It needs i
the patience and resource and knov
edge of faithful teachers, steadl
backed by parents who realize t
Incomparable values being thus ere
ted.
Women *'ho marry for a home p
big rent.
Mother of Eighteen Children.
"I am the mother of eighteen chll
dren and have the praise or doll
more work than any young womi
In my town," writes Mrs. C. J. Mi
tin, Boone Mill, Va. "I suffered t
five years with stomach trouble ai
could not eat as mucl* as a blsct
without suffering. I have tak
three bottles of Chamberlain's Ta
lets and am now a well woman ai
weigh 168 pounds. I can eat an
thing I want to, and as much as
want and feel better than I have
any time In ten yoars. I refer to a
one In Boone of vicinity and th
will vouch for what I say." Chai
berlain's Tablets are for sale by i
dealers.
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a tailored, demi-tailore
1(.[ Belts and sashes at tli
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n" draperies.
Very exclusive si
ltd ' ported cloths, tailorin
!e.
1,? CHILDREN'S
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The diversity of
i?i vidual style for near
Ly. woman a chance to gt
her personality. Full
y. Coats, which helps th
of matellase, etc. Plain:
n,> of smooth faced cloth
cut seams, trimmed 1
iiy prominent. Charmin
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RAINCOATS
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THE LANCASTER NEWS, SEPTEMBER 30,
:
live Fashion \frafc
ion Formally '''fe?
ntroducing the ^
sautiful and Approi
>n function is really impressive in its 1
completely and interestingly. And i
o desires to be well-informed on th
ldering variety of all sorts of styles, w
ist and finest we have ever housed v
ad Beauty, Correctness, Ouality an<
d Value! There is something wonderl
ow that the startling orientalism that
mgeness, and has become the general
inating and alluring by-ways.
:cially invited to attend our Fall open
.1 i i r . i
prove rnese cnosen examples or tne s
s because all this new merchandise wc
we have succeeded or not.
A.SHIONS IN THE NEW FALL SUITS.
or nothing but try to examine individually
ons in Fall and Winter Suits. Words fail, Pr
ocabularv at our command, to express any- 111S
reality. The variety of beautiful styles in
d and dressy models is greater than ever.
e waistline are another new feature. Skirts
mud the hem and show many forms of
;vles in Ladies' and Misses' Suits, in all img
unexcelled, stvles out of the ordinary
$22.50 to $40.00
, MISSES' AND LADIES' COATS
ofvlno /.T-l/UlO f.
-A mi tuiuuia H'l (III llil.llly
every one, and it certainly gives every
;t that style which is most exactly suited to
ness is a general feature of Fall and Winter
e vogue for rough faced woolens, brocades,
Iv tailored Coats that follow the figure, and
s, are dressy exceptions to the rule. Oddly MX
>acks, deep yokes and sashes and belts are
g fashions for misses and children, the
re ever shown.
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! FOE LADIES AND CHILDREN tur
ab(
/oats, different indeed in detail with a me
ogether commendable. We ask you to see tioi
ore you make a purchase anywhere. You str
lake sure of the best before you buy. pri
ES MERC^
LANCASTER'S LI
1913.
re d Modes for Ai
beauty and comprehensiveness,
it is of importance to every wo
p lqfpQt filcKmn rlpvplnnmpnfc
w ? wut. i uutu vy a a va v r vi V/ p i 11 V 1 I L J
e painstakingly chose a well-bal
jnder our roof. We selected
i Good Taste to recommend
Fully fetching and captivating
has characterized fashions for 1
ground plan of women's wear,
ing, to criticise as you please, t<
eason's best styles. Your opini
is selected to please you and yc
STYLISH FALL DRESSES.
It may be a few (lays before the arrival oi
esses, but in the course of a few days all will
pection, rich soft serges, crepe and silk dr<
it should be seen to be appreciated.
SEPARATE WAISTS.
We have a list of ladies who are waiting for
ose patience will be soon rewarded. In the
piisite chiffon lace, silk and crepe meteor 1
iry suit.
TAILORED SKIRTS.
Styles in separate skirts in the new weaves
vy and black, a remarkable array of separat
T*tc nf tliic /ilflCC ovn vnw r\ATMilnn
a vu v i(t OiJ UA V V VI J ItlClX
MESSALINE PETTICOATS.
Charming affairs that might be called quair
h an overwhelming fad. In the new cloth
ming shades and black
JSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES, MISS
DREN AT POPULAR PRICES
We have a very simple story to tell of Musli
*ood and fits like a fashion plate. It is the so
es, that looks so handsome but is hard to find,
nit it?one never has to boast of a really good
nds itself. It is made in a model factory, unc
ns, by the cleverest people in the business,
ess might make it as well; she could scarcely
ces.
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ntumn
It tells the
man in this
for Fall and
anced asortonly
these
them?and
about these
two seasons,
it has swung
d enjoy, and
on means a
>ur decision
: our Fall lino of
be open for your
esses in fashions
those waists and
assortment are
waists to match
as well as staple
e skirts, because
it if they weren't
colors and light
. . $1.98 to $5.50
5ES AND CHIL
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thing?it recomler
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afford to at these
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