The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 17, 1914, Page 8, Image 8

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mm _ 1 . " =CI 1^1 ^/ilM SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING DEMONSTRATION AGENTS Assembled at Clemson College February 12th. FORTY IN ATTENDANCE. Papers, l/ectures and Addresses of ( rent Practical Value Were Heard. Special to The News. 4 Olemson College, Feb. 14.?Forty _ demonstration agents from every part of South Carolina assembled at Clemson College on Thursday. February 12, for their semi-annual meeting, ? ' which lasted from Thursday morning to Saturday evening. Papers and addresses of great practical value were ^vhcard by the agents, besides tin- general discussions, which were perhaps most valuable of all. One of the principle features of the mdjding was the annual report of VV. W.?w>ng. State Demonstration Agent and Superintendent of the extension work of Clemson College. Mr. Long had just completed this report to send to Washington and he re-ad it to the agents, who received great encouragement from the showing it made of the great total which their work during the year amounted to. Among many interesting ligures the report showed the actual amount of wealth added to the agriculture of South Carolina by the extension division in 1013 to be $2,274,374.12. rnu1'- m^rnoonlu Attl V tho Wfirlf i ii in auiuuut irpi oovu ?.o vUV .. n which the agents actually had charge of and does not take into consideration the vast total of added wealth created by the good influence of the demonstrations. The meeting devoted much attention to the subject of winter covet crops, especially to such questions as when to turn under the crops, which crops were best suited to particulai sections, methods of saving legume seeds, etc. In Mr. Long's report 11 was stated that in 1913, 138,00( acres were planted in cover crops ir this State, adding to soil in plan' food and humus value $1,107,000, It 1912 the cover crop acerage had beer only 13,000. Dr. W. M. Rlggs, president of Clem son College, spoke on the Lever Bill If. E. Savely, of Washington, demon stration field agent for South Caro lina, Georgia, Alabama, and Missis Hp pi, outlined a systematic crop rota tion which he recommended to th .- gents and spoke on the fertilize 'tuation, saying that this could neve be a really prosperous agricultura community until the farmer stoppe paying such high prices for his fei tilizer. He said that there was n need for fertilizer mixing plants an urged home mixing. Mr. Savely als added much of interest to the dlscm Hon on cover crops. Dr. Coker, of Hartsviile, made a nHHraaa ?n thp airents in which he d# voted most of his time to a discus* 'on of the Williamson plan for grow log corn. He gave the results of 01 I riments made on his famous plan breeding farm which showed the Wi] 1'nmson plan to be a certain metho of increasing com yields. Mr. Coke clso talked of the value of Abruza rye as a cover crop. Prof. Hutchinson, of Clemson Col ?HNWyMI jj&W _ . / , | ri^gl ' THE LAN i)ci ncil jr , j. i . v mil / , \ uiiiwwi. , M. Frampton, Charleston; F. Me- by giving such Oluney, Cherokee; It. L. Cunningham, 'serious disease ( Chester. W. J. Tiller. Chesterfield; C. a life saved. , A. McFaddin, Clarendon ; J. R Mul- j p , drow Darlington. D LMcAlhan y.\ rold u 8l?pU Dorchester; P. N Lett, Edgefield; R. Dr CaIdwelft, .11. Lemmon, Fairfield; W. T. J. Lever . , , , iRii/ ? | ?ir?Ttion or of . A. Klley Georgetown; \V P. Stow nr.,, ?vol(1).,, A? Greenville W. M. Cathen, Green- , _ .. . r, ? ,, . . nervousness, etc wood; George F. Hannah. Hampton; i _ v , , ', , _ ,, .., ,, fI , n ' remedy would r M. \\. Wall, Horry L. R. Altman. .i?., ? n %i a . it v. and replace d Jasper; F. H. Arrants, Kershaw; C. .... L. McManus, Lancaster: S. N. Welsh, .'.|M H .s..^ 1 Lee; J. W. Shealy, Lexington ; Colin u'* hil<1iV' Vv McLaurin. Marion; M. O Holland. " with equally , Oconee; F. M. ('rum, Orangeburg; T. 1 Thousands t A. Down, Pickens; J. M. Napier, homes are neve Richland, J. F. Ezell, Spartanburg; them the home < J. F. Williams, Sumter: F. W. Car- 1831 Pasadena nell, Union; T. O. Williamsburg; J.'Cal. She had R. Rlair, York; A. A. McKown. York raising little Li Resides these there were W. H. Bar- old. but after r | ton. assistant State agent and in with small dos charge of the western district; W. R. J Syrup Pepsin hi Elliott, of Winnsboro, in charge of she has had no the central district, and L. L. Raker, ; him. They use of Bishopville. in charge of the east- home. ern district. to- ? I Syrup Pepsin The county agents are required to ' n,e family, and i attend such a meeting as this at n j8 it guarante j Clemson College twice yearly, at ?f stomach, live which times they not only exchange practical suggestions on Important ,OIlh Pa ,on? ,ni subjects but are also given instruc- ? tlon, by lectures, addresses and other- a-vmTT wise, in the newest ideas which might SMITH WX assist in their work. OOTTi I Mr. Long's report showed that 1913 ! had been by long odds the most sue- I ! cessful year of the demonstration Want* One Mill \ work In this State and that the work j Shipping Pi ( is growing at a remarkable rate. Soil- \ Cotti building will continue to be the slo- ; \ gan of the work and Mr. Long said ' . he hoped to see 500,000 acres in i ?**"!? ) . winter cover crops in 1914. j $75,000,000 a y . The Boston musical club gave one ?rR ? ' ^ , "u' of the best entertainments of the, ena, r . ' vear. In chanel on Saturdav night. :wo result if 1 It was greatly enjoyed by all. (proposes to on, I The first month of the 2nd term has i appropriation , passed, just a little over three months ' , w.ou . 000 to furnish < until June. .. ~ .. - _________________________________ the South a se( m ?? ! dard grades of . Worms the Cause of Your Child's I a get Cf 8anipi( i-| Pains. jning value of < i- A foul, disagreeable breath, dark hereafter prodi i circles around the eyes, at times not be deceived e feverish, with great thrist; cheeks i ues arbltarily 1 r flushed and then pale, abdomen ! changes. r; swollen with sharp, cramping pains Senator Smll II are all Indications of worms. Don't ' the Departmen d iet your child suffer?Kirkapoo results of Its t? - Worm Killer will give sure relief? grades of cotto o It kills the worms?while Its laxa- ; Government to d tlve effect add greatly to the health of waste in coi o of your child by removing the dan- ber of bales in gerous and disagreeable effect of the actual stre worms and parasites from the sys- ; each grade; to n ! tem. Klckapoo Worm Killer as a I yarn from Vac] health producer should be in every termlne the cos household. Perfectly' safe. Buy a tng. Only the r. box today. Price 25c. All druggists tested, t- or by mail. Klckapoo Indian Medl- , "Taking the ,t cine Co., Philadelphia or St. Louis. ! Senator Smith, I- . [difference hetw d TYPEWRITER RIBBONS?Just re- and the low gr r celved a lot of "Carter's Ideal" the market is f si red and purple ribbons for Royal and lAssumlng the a Oliver Typewriters- Lancaster Pub- <>00 bales, It lc I- llshing CO. ' mate one-half r i ' i < #if., i. n i Wi'lr.f. ' CASTER NEWS, FEBRUARY 17, 1914. E M ^ EOT N ^OND and YOL D - BARGAINS 1 . r AT OUR SWEEP LANCASTER, S. C. the Pointing* Fi ; ILeads the Way Grocds for the L? 4* 3LE MEDICINE I Notice derslgnec FOR EVERY FAMILY 1914, m? gas on the stomach, headaches, adminlsti i?K Group of People letVer^d! Without a Good Admlnlst Us of life. for ofteu Where tan be frustrated and **" J typhoid fever might >v Lancaste id also In headaches, k ,*3 county hi ., a small dose of this r election elieve the congestion LAW HKXt K WKK.IIT. a tax of t 'TanyZ^'Z (IrowRlnegB after vaUn*. e,o. Have Z,o", 7nd (jrown people take hesitancy about giving it to any j We he good effect. member of the family, however young held by or old, for it contains nothing in- school d of good American jurious to the voungest person. February r without it, among . . a? ?v. ,?r Mr? c A u.rii?ht A bott,e <an he obtained at any At iV?nir h?L,' I nearby drug stroe for fifty cents or tors as r considered? trouble ?"? do,lar- The ,atter size is more *rty for i wren re three v,..ir J economical and is bou*ht b-v those their tax nt Mr r?i?Uveir<i ht>iv?8 of its merits. Syrup Pepsin I he O] ' licL-nn to thrive unl ' Users ,earn to d,srard pills, salts, shall be ?r, , r." ,'?,1h,"ru'? ?:>" e,ecu??? " "? aveV?yv*r.tim.,trea,a",,0Ckt0anyl Families wishing to try a free sam- I _ saves the health ot , pi?? bottle con obtain it postpaid* by i it savins doctor's bills, addressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 419; ed cure for any form | Washington St., Monticello, 111. A r and bowel trouble. , postal card with your name and ad- Whert iligestion, biliousness, dress 011 it will do. and onesiding ii No. 23, )TJLD HELP low middling. Therefore you would petitlone rvxT r<DAtirfDa have 7,500,000 bales below the mid- tlon too U.N (jrltU W JltXvO dling grade, and calculating that the whether ?? I farms have lost because of the lack one f'd ion to (live Southern of ,b,s knowledge, an average of 510 levied 01 oint's Government f bale? lk.wouJd m?nn Bn, ann"aJ l^J" to the cotton farmers of $75,000,- I poses, in trades. 000." We h< Middling fair yarn, tested as to lts;be'd by I" eb. 14. A saving of strength in the unbleached form, 8 0 ear to the cotton grow broke at 69.5 pounds pressure, in its ; ruaI*y tn. it 18 eRtl mated by bleached form at 66.poundH preaof South Carolina 8Ure; good middling at 63.2 In the 1 t?f8 88 1 the amendment he unbleached ofrm, and at 61.5 in the erty for r?r to the agricultural bleached; middling in the unbleached re >ill la adopted. at 61.4. and in the bleached at 63.4; jroprlate about 11,000 good ordinary at 56.4 unbleached and . each shipping point in at 60.9 bleached. 8ha11 be L of Government stan- j election! cotton together with 4 bh showing the spin- i CITATION. iach grade so that ucers of cotton might gTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 0 by buyers and by val- ' , fixed by cotton ex- County of I^mcaster. By J. E. 8tewmaiL jLudge of Probate. wh . .h received today from Whorea8> Ben ^alburn haa made .Jj t of Agriculture the .... . . % . and ont wts as to the different BU'* 1? me grant hiinweturs of ad- siding i in standardized by the ministration of the esta? and effects No. 34, determine the amount 0f Louise Stover, deceased-' tltioned averting a given nura-. Th,Re ftre> therefore. to\e and ad- ? "ft! to yarn; to establish' . . ? ' . , /Jfc . . . . mill shi ngth of the yarn from mo"l?b a,? and singular thh^kindred persnoa bleach the cotton and and creditors of the said deceased, school i h grade; and to de- that they be and appear before me. We 1 <t and result of bleach- in the court of probate, to be held at be held "full grades" were Lancaster on Friday, February 20th, lesboro 1914, next, After publication thereof, Thursdi whole findings," said' at 11 oclock in the forenoon, to boro scl , "on a average the show cause, if any they have, why the At w een the high grades said administration should not be tors as ades as now quoted In granted. taxtatio rom $10 to $15 a bale. 1 Given updef" my hand, this 8tb receipts verage crop at 15,000,- day of February, Anno Domini 1914 shall b< i conservative to estl-. J. E. 8TEWMAN. The of the crop to be be-1 Probate Judge. shall b< mm jlai _eah * j> Door. It the Most lege, spoke on the nerd of seed selec- j A O rT* A I tion. Prof. Karl on motive power on /\ O I r\l the farm. Prof. Conradl on entomolo- J gy, and Prf. Shield on live stock. Others of prominence on the prog- I ram were Mr. Bradford Knapp, of j , Washington, agent in charge of all ' ~ , the demonstration work, ami Dr. Kel- u .. .. i. , ... . . . ' . i .>o Self Respect lerman of Washington, government 1 soil bacteriologist. Mr. Long presided. Should be , Those present, besides Mr. Long. Famil; j were: S. P. Read, Abbeville; Ashton , Head, Aiken; J. W. Rothrock, Ander- " Inconcei son; A.M. Sanders, Barnwell; J. G. ' general intelligc Hearsey, Beaufort; B. M. Hudson, would be withi ? ci.,ff,. Co 1 in W for tho minor i / t u r^iir S ALE? Lnger Over Our Where You Get 3ast Pay. : 2 : 71 7T7 : elections, o' cc of Discharge. v A LINGLE, is/hereby given that the un- j q RICHARDS 1 iOH, as administrator of j' K CONNORS' n Say o?F.r?a? County Board of EducaUon. ike hVa?flnal return as such rator ana apply to the pro urt of Icaster county for Ismissory A 1%/f N "mT W. P. BEhJNETT, |Wi W*m 1^1 rator Estate of\?hos. E. !?e, Deceased. ' 191< 3<""'T CURED FOREVER U Notice of Election. By a true , as, the county >board of ed- specialist | uun Riunini u it-Kill pennon WtlO pOHSCSa new school district name i Bes the ex- K , jftSrv-3 , No. 20. from a part of perlence of ? school district. No. 7. and years. The I of the electors and one- right kind Wv the freeholders residing in of experinec l ? ~T-' school district. No. 29, in doing the HLL* $ggj)F*'Yij r county, have petioned the same thing 'p L&ls oard of education to order an the right Bp ' I to determine whether or not way hun- p hree (2) mills shall be levied dreds and al and personal property for perhaps urposes. thousands \ reby order the election to he of times, with unfailng permanent the trustees of said Cntawba j results. Don't you fcink it time to istrict No 29. on Saturday. Ket the right treatlnent? If you r 2 8, at Riverside. desire to consult a Tellable longIch election only such eloc- ' established specialist of vast ex euirn reai or personal prop- perience, come to nft and learn taxtation and who exhibit what can be accom illshed with receipts and registration cer- skillful, scientific treatment I shall be allowed to vote. hold two medical d Iplomas and pening and closing hours certificates by exan inatlon and the same as in all general j other requirements from the boards of medical examiners of 4 4 \. A. L.INGLE, States in the Union, together with Jos. K. CONNORS, over 20 years' experience in speclJ. G. RICHARDS, ally practice. I successfully treat luntv Board of Education. Blood Poinson. Varicose Veins. ~ * I Ulcers, Kidney and Bladder Die^ Notice of Elrtion. I eases. Rheumatism, Gall Stones. >as, one-third of the electors Paralysis, Discharges, Piles and -third of the freeholders re- Rectal Troublo, Stricture and all l Fork Hill school district, ' Nervous, Chronic and private dlsin Lancaster county have 1 eases of Men and Women, d the county board of educa- Examination free and strictly rder an election to determine confidential. Hours: 9 a. m. to 7 or not an additional tax of P- m. Sundays, 9 to 2. one-half (1 y% ) mills shall be Gall or Write i all real and personal propsaid district for school pur- ?>r. Register, Specialist, *reby order the election to be 506 Union National Bank Bide the trustees of said Fork Hill Istrict No. 25. on Friday Feb- ^ r. at Fork Hill school-house. UULiUMBlA, 8. C. lich election only such elec- ? ??. _ return real or personal prop- ~ taxtation and exhibit their Notice of Election, slpts and registration certl- Whereas, the county board of edall he allowed to vote. I ucatlon has granted a legal petition opening and closing hours to form a new school district name , vn? ?*?..? n* .U ?? Kriinmi ^ North Lancaster. N*. 7, from a part VAT TNOT P I?' ' ralgsvllle pchoQl district, No. 8, 1: t nu-Lnm. \^;[r*,ihzd tTJJMo" on* Jos K PONNOR^ J third of the njjjholdera rcBiding in ounty Board of EdSoi I """""f N?' 7 l in Lancaster courlty, have petitioned <l;the county board V education to orNotice of Election. t der an election to Atermlne whether eas, one-third of the electors! ?r a tax of four \i) mills shall be ?-thlrd off the freeholders re- *1* rfai a">J>ftrs?nal propn Charleifwk school district, ert* foJ 8ch?o1 P?n>o|s. in Lancaster pounty, have pe- hereby order thfvleetlon to be the county b<mrd of education held by the trustees of said North r additional tthtaof one (1) 1 Lancaster school district, No. 7, on ill be levied on all real and Saturday, February 28, at the school 1 property in sauLdlstrlct for house (f'ratgsville) . purposes. At which election only such elecfiereby order the flection to tors as return real or personal propby the trustees of SMd Char- erty for taxtatlon and who exhibit school district. No. 34, on their tax receipts and registration ly, February 26, at Charles- certificates shall be allowed to vote hool house. The opening and closing hours hlch election only such elec- shall he the same as In all general return real or personal for elections. n and who exhibit their tax, v. A. LING LB. \ j i and registration certificates! . ? allowed to vote. JoB K CONNORS. I opening and closing hours J- G. RICHARDS, b the same as in all general County Board of Eucatlon.