The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, February 24, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
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LLlLll UUIfll LLILU In inaugurating these
AGRICULTURAL BliSSwSS
inent of the territorj
the Southern Railwa
filiated companies. Eact
House Receives Most Compre- accepting a scholarship i
hermive Renort engage in agricultural w
nensive report. agriculture, or to work
?? periment farm for at leai
CALLS FOR $18,947,000
as to the conditions unci
? _ ? ..... scholarships are awarde
For Farm Demonstration Work in handg of thp college he
the South an Appropriation of
9?78.400.
Washington, Feb. 20.?Chairman
ur";'> ?' ?l<! "uu? v u.imiuuT uu tJijiiiiVLSUiN UJtJ U?i
agriculture, today completed and tomorrow
will report to the House the
annual agricultural appropriation
bill. It aggregates $18,947,000, ex- Woultl the Change l?e la*
elusive of permanent appropriations. i?;,,!,.-* w?
an increase of $960,000 over last K '
year's total. lw Best?
The bill is aceompained by the
most comprehensive report ever sub- Special to The News,
mitted by the committee. Clemson College. Feb.
Many radical changes are proposed the change be legal?
including recoganization of the weath Would it be right?
er bureau and preparation by the Sec- Would it be best?
retary of Agriculture of a plan for re- ing of the will of Mr.
organizing and systematizing depart- Clemson and", the act of
ment work. The report sets forth that clearly shows that the si
the department is "now developed to Carolina accepted a valut
a point where its present system of bu ation in lands and mom
reau oganization has become cumber- turn agreed to certain
some is not as effectively sufficient as One of the conditions w
it Bhould be," and the bill contem- state would use the prop
plates that existing bureaus should be purpose of establishing
rearrange to cover five or six main taining an agricultuc il i
lines of work such as the research, cal college" upon the tei
rural organization. State relations, ditions or e,i>id will. A
weather and forest services. of South Carolina here
Reclamation projects. declare that it accepts tt
The bill appropriates $25,000 to en- f>eq.Ve8^ oT '-u>s- ( ]'''
courage agricultural development of *? terins and conditi
the reAmatlou projects through dem will,
onstra^ns and advice to settlers. An What were these terir
increase of $25,000 over the present tions? One was that the
appropriation is provided for co-opera should be named "The
tion with States in the protection riculturnl College of Sou
from fire of the forested watersheds Another was that seven
of navigable streams. teen trustees should be
The elaborate Mount Weather ob- P^'P^tuating trustees,
servatlcn station, occupying egihtv- ^at should re
four acres in the Blue Ridge Moun- 8e8S'on property
tains of Virginia, which has cost good faith devote", s
since 1902 approximately $483,000, purpose of the do
would be virtually abolished by the, Section 10 of the Con
bill the Secretary of Agriculture be- the United States disti
Ing empowered to sell or lease in that "No State shall?pi
whole or In part, and to maintain impairing the obligation
there only an "ordinary" observa- Therefore the suprem
tion station, to cost not exceeding the United States couli
$1,00(la year. The committee and the validity of a law changi
ilowAtilmAe* * L * A1 1-1 ?- L /? ?./?llr.?,. ? - * L
uo|iai ituoui 11\11 vi Ulttl tilt: ?pt'CIUl WOTK Ul cliT" 1 UI,c'>r ^
heretofore carried on at Mount the board of trustees.
Weather can be better performed in tribunal has rendered a
the West. Mr- Clemson's title to t
To increase the benefits from na- I,r"Pprt> ^?.?/*'
ional forest, the bill would authorize ? nn,pb ?
the Secretary of Agriculture to rent mutant question is
or lease to respoiJsble persons or cor- 'lm*r> v, ou (1 J K
porations, for not exceeeding twenty change? A reading of th<
vears, portions of ground for con- already referred to won
structlon of hotels, summer resi- aMi\ emson w>
denc.es. stores or other buildings for tn, the Agricultural weli
recreation or convenience. The p a ,i0<
forest service appropriations would PUH>ose had become the
total $5. 543. 265 hK,sl"f1?* Hfe n,af
? ' , . for the building of such
Provisions for attention to cost of ra8p the 8tate of South
living problems is made in several ritned to accept his gil
items. For investigations the prepara gtate dld arCf,pt and ma,
tion for market, Handling, grading, ^at acceptance was b
packing, freezing, drying, storing and torms and conditions set
transporting of poultry and eggs, a clemson's will Hence i
$50 000 appropriation would be abl(4 that thp Ftate of So
, , could afford to do what i
Fifteen thousand dollars would clUzen would consider, o
l?e provided for use in educating the to h(mor her Kn?atwt ,
people on the value of fish as a sup- the expcnse of her solen
plement to the m^at supply, and to in- to his frlend and son_t
vestlgate the handling of food fish. ciemson Surely the gr
Oysters and oDier shell fish also who stood for bonor a,
?i!re' . an aporopriation of wouid no^ willingly be a
000 to investigate fyeir packing, hand SU(.h a breach of trust,
ling, storing and . shipping, in the . ,, .
United States and border waters. We come now to the In
PURE FOOD EXPFIRTS. tion?wo"1(1 ^ bp bpst 1
The controversy regarding a board na,"e, a')l B.fi. as j?ro'
of experts to pass on pure food and 8 the_verdict of j
drugs is settled by a brief provision pten? that Clemson Uolle
.v-? " let alnno -w,rl, It
OTiauiiniiiiis bin- rik 111. in cne seen-- Hilary
of Agriculture "to employ and ? . s?rv'(>e ?? ??ie aKr?
designate scientific experts to make e , ?|Le 'or ^hc
investigations and act as boards or Port<M'- Too often do
' immittees to report to him upon ques ?,r'nK college into
lions arising In the enforcement of arena? ,)Ut college lis
the pure food and drug law." *" ther'' ?*cept In self-c
The bill appropriates $378,400 for ^le ?-? continue threshir
cooperative farm demonstration work question that was settled
in the South, an increase of $10,000 jslature twenty years a?
for the bool weevil, and $400,000 for l<!Re It^'lf ,n lts greatnes
such demonstration work in sections ne5f.,;B L , ans*er ?
other than the South, an increase of good eno
v 35 QqQ will be time enough to co
the workman is no Ion
of his hire."
Southern Railway Offers Sehoolership This has been a great
_ ... . _ _ _ w . sickness here, over on
Washington, D. C.J eh. 21. -As a hoys are confined to th
fitting memorial to the late President (lne ^ the Kreat chan(feH
Finley and in recognition of his in- during the last few <
terest in agricultural education in
the South, President Fairfax Harrison,
of the Southern Railway, has addressed
a letter to the heads of each r r jr
of the nine state agricultural col- JjHDCaSter IjCaQb
leges in South suggesting that the agricultural
scholarships which President
Finley inaugurated in the early A "PAIR WAR
part of 1912 be designated: "Southern
Railway Scholarship: William Wilson
Finley Foundation."
These scholarships, whcih offer com One That Should be H?
plete courses in agriculture to deservlng
farmer boys who live in counties
traversed by Southern Railway and Frequently the first
affiliated lines and who would be ney trouble is a slight :
unable to secure the advantages of in the loins. Neglect of
KQCh an education without this aid. makes the wav *nn fnr
are maintained In the following in- troubles*?dropsy, grav
stltutions: Kenturky State Unlver- disease. 'Tin wall to pay
dty, Lexington, Ky., State College of the first sign. Weak kid
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, ly grow weaker nad d<
Raleigh. N. C.f University of Tennes- dangerous. Residents ol
.ree, Knoxville, Tenn., University of place reliance in Doan's
Florida, Gainesville, Fla., Georgia This tested Quaker rem*
State College of Agriculture and Me- used in kidney trouble a
chanic Arts, Athens, Ga., Mississippi ?is recommended all ?J
Agricultural and Mechanical College, lized world. Read the ?
Agricultural College, Miss., Alabama Mrs. W. H. Ayers, 41
PolythaefeBic Institute. Auburn. Ala., St., Rock Hill, S. .C, sa<
Clemson Agricultural College, Clem- Kidney Pills did me a i
good when I used then
recommend them to an
An Ideal Woman's laixatlre. kidney complaint. They
Who wants to take salts, or castor of backache, pains thro\
oil, whon there is nothing better than and other ailments, whi<
Dr. King's New Life Pills for all ed that my kidneys wer
bowe! troubles. They act gently and For sale by all dealei
naturally on the stomach and liver, cents. Foster-Milbum
stimulate and regulate your bowels New York, sole agents ft
end tone up the entire system. Price States.
2 5c. At all druggist*. H. F.. Buck- Remember the nam
len Jk Co., Philadelphia or St. Loun?. and take no other.
0
the lancaster news,
'irginia Poly- some big questions |c
? scholarhips, confront congress ,
y was followevery
practl- t
xral develop- .. ... . _ . . s
r served bv of Treaties leaves Impor- t
y and af- tant International and Domestic 1
i young man Problems to l>e Disposed <>f t
nust agree to n
ork, to teach Washington. Feb. 22.?Important n
on an ex- International as well as domestic prob t
st three years lems still confront congress, notwith-: t
one of the standing the senate's ratification ye?-J s
The details terday of general arbitration treaties t
ler which the *yith eight foreign nations. The for- d
are in the eign relations committee of the senate .
ads. will be busy for some time, as the'
treaty with Nicaragua is before it now '
and the Colombian treaty is expected
ATM'TT* m? to be submitted at any time by the
OJ? secretary of state. V
:anged? In addition to these affairs, the foreign
relations committee is charged
with the duty of upholding the presi..,
... , , dent in the policy towards Mexico,^
' <>u ' and whether it can restrain any loilg-i.^
tulil It er senators who favor a more aggri's- .
sive policy, even to the extent of armed
intervention is a question. .,
Saturday an outburst of open agi-"
?1 - Would tation with regard to Mexico only was J?
averted by a previous agreement of *
; the senate to proceed immediately to
| consideration of the arbitration *'
Thomas G treaties In executive session. When
. npf? the treaties had been ratified the exe- ?
tnto of South cution of the British subject. William
ible consider- s; ,?e"t?n'1 by M^can rebels pre-.
?v and in re- Clpltated discussion behind closed
conditions. , aoorRas
that the J KEEP THE LID ON
erty "for the ' Administration leaders will seek to
and main- keep "the lid on" In congress so far
ind mechanl- as Mexico is concerned, but bitter
rms and con- 'eel,nK over the killing of Benton it is
Iso the state''ear?d, w'll make it impossible to re?,v
expressly ; strain senators and representatives of
le device and border State particularly from voicmson
subject their opposition to the "watchfulnns
set forth waiting" policy of the government.
j With all this work before It, the
. .. committee will urge speedy selection
s i, 'fitiitien of a successor to the chairmanship
ri ? made vacant by the death of Senator
th r-irolini " Bacon. Senator Shively, acting chair,
man. is the second ranking Democrat
,',f . ,, on the committee, but Senator Stone
life and self , ,. . ... , . .
, of that committee, ranking member.
' . ' who has been ill, is expected to return
so' Ion* (18 It to l,is duties wMk. The Missouri
11 ' t , senator, his friends assert, wants the
'nation chairmanship, and a Democratic conference
may be called to adjust
stitution of .changes in committee organization
nctly states that wU1 ,)e ,ss;(rv
iss any?law ( FREE TOLLS PROVISION,
of contracts. | Repeal of the free tolls provision of
e court <>f | the Panama canal act also confronts
1 decide the congre88
ng the name . Senator O'Gorman intends to opimposition
of \ pOKe any effort that may be made to
Already this settie the issue in party caucus. Some
verdict that 1 senators believe a caucus in both
lie r ort Mill | i,ranches will be essential.
. ( Senator Norris of Nebraska, plans
phase, the tQ cajj up tomorrow his resolution to
our direct the attorney general to com- (
. to make the munjCate all facts relating to pending
i two articles negotiations between the department
Id show how of justice of the New Haven railroad
is concernet jn both branches of congress coman>
?. . .. .s mittees will continue their work of
[ omplish this shap,ng anti-trust legislation. The
one gre.i < e- senate committee on interstate com- |
te provision merce expects to perfect its draft of |
a co ege n tjle intersLite trade commission bill
It S?t fhe dur.'"?,V1!! "tt*- I
. .. . . i ii win ue heverai weess ociorp iup
1 . . , *l " trust programme is ready for general ,
forth ii Mr debate. Meanwhile appropriation bills ?
is nth in ir I will occupy both the senate and house, i
i'..- ii. Tomorrow the senate will begin con-|
no hnn i n sidenition of the postofflce bill, alno
honorable . . . ., .
r would seek rea<1y passed by the house,
itatesman at The ur*ent deficiency and the army (
in obMeation appropriation bills will largely oc- j
n law Mr cupv the hoU8? th,s week, while the I
eat Calhoun, ^aoa naval affairK committee will
iove all else ! ^ike final action on the naval appro-!
party to j Priatlon bill.
?st considera- , WHEN OUT OF SORTS
o change the __ __^___ _ _____
posed. START YOUR LIVER
ill thinking WO^TTTKn
ge should be j W LTf^JVlIN 'Js
great dest- |
cultural peo- ' )
?ni it is sup .No M?tt,,r what Alls You/Do. 1 son's
politicians . . ... ,, yC,. .. ,
the political Idver Tone is I sually arBIg Help
is no need to ' '? dotting Wey Avoid
lefense. It is / Calomrf.
v ihl' Nine times out of\ten, when you I
,p.' "'j are ill or out of sorts>-}ipur liver is'
s and useful-' ?ut of order and getting it>4n order
o its critics ftKain will make you feel ) better.
nth i.lnnp ' it When your liver is sluggish ibid tormnlaln
when pld and you an' con?t,PRty* and bileer
"worthy ,OU8' 11 ls ,mP?88,,),e toi^1 wel1'
ger wormy There was a time hen a great
. , number of people toojr calomel when
T. , ! lso troubled. Rot tl/T is not true loir
( re< has become widely known
. .. roorr*?> that calomel oftea^Jias had after>
weatn efferts an(j jB even dangerous to
WC C R niany. The use of Rodwm's Liver
j Tore instead of calomel Jras spread
wonderfully because it lym proved so
beneficial in so many h/useholds.
1. 1 The Standard DruyTompany and
'Lancaster Pharmacy Recommend and
guarantee Dodson'8^ Liver Tone in
lTTMrt stead of calomel and guarantee to remntr.
fund purchase price (60c.) to you 1*'-,
stantly without queatlon If you arc'
i not perfectly pleaaed with the way
xled by lu which it relieves you from constipation,
sick headache, biliousness,
et... It "livens the liver" and is a
. of kid P'fcHMMit-taating vegetable liquid.
? , easy to take and causes ne pain, no
_p,ir;,nir gripe, no bad results, no change from
your regular duties and habits.
- Brieht's teRt I>0d8on'B Liver Tone is a
IF sensible matter because you get your
^ , money back if you are not satisfied,
neys generalday
is often _____________________________ ,
f tbf ft locality
Kidney Pills. Schedules Southern Raflwaar.
>dy has been Premier Carrier of the HomatT
ver 50 years n. B.?Schedule figures mrfbtlshed
vcr the civi- as information only and^are no',
otiowing: guaranteed. Effective BeptilS, 19It
>4 S. Wilson Dally departure from Lancaster:
(rs: "Doan's No. lit?10:05 a. m. for Rock
jroat deal of Hill and way stations,
i, and I can No. lit?t:tl a. m. for Camden,
yone having Columbia and way stations.
relieved me No. 114?1:46 p. m. for Camden
igh my loins Colombia, Charleston and way eta:h
had show- tk>ns.
e weak." No. 117?7:4S p. m. for Rock
s. Price 60 Hill, Yorkvllle end way stations. Also
Co., Huffalo. Charlotte, Washington. Philadelphia
>r the United and New York.
W. E. McGee, A. O P. A.. Col urn
>e?Doan's?I bia, 8. C.; W. H. Caffey, D. P. A..
Charleston, 8. C.
"J- 1
FEBRUARY 24, 1914.
"pat. HoliKiin's Car Kills Small Boy
Lanet, Ala. Fob. 22.?Congressman
lobson's automobile In which he
oured Chambers county yesterday is
aid to have run over and killed
he 8-year-old son James Napp, at We?t
tiverview. Capt. Hobson was not in in
he car at the time. A chauffeur
amed Lindsay was in charge of the
machine, and it is said the boy ran
o it and jumped o,n the step. The ,
hrobbing of the automobile, It is 8lorn:
tated, threw the boy off and under from
he wheels. the \
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rl I^K or com
jrou mi
The name (*/ , V . Cure It
"FLOREMCE" M I \\ the bk
onan Oil Steve 1 .' Cure I
meant BEST, , i i si-rlbcd
M count rj
Simnlft l.ftvftr I fHi
T' f w "*w w com bin
Control the Heat Bt'j
The "Florei/^e-Automatic" Tak*
Wickless, Xralveless, Blue
Flame Oil/ Cooking Stove
burns ordinary kerosene oil? ' I
works on principle? # i
you regulate tlia flame by a
turn of the lever,las shown in
the cut above, so that the heat
js always under Absolute control?always
really, convenient
and economical?no clogging
or leaky valvrf, no trouble- yuick
some wick, hefue no smoke, w
in five popular\^es. 'I*he ^ ^
(jf A now t
,K'S81
%^/iback w
/7 . J m_. wards
usual]
Oil SJaLes IV:
Florence [Oi/ens the 01
Sold by 1 chariK
And Gunranteedfby )asse<
J. B, MACKOEfeLL Ition
cekwit otlaos^itafic jr..,u>?r. L-uh1s
1 "y
Wro
I Are {Kg or
Fertilizer ammoni;
admitted to be the
ton crop.
I This is not a theory, bu
The popularity of Roy
fertilizer has caused a I
name: if you want to b<
be?eure to buy the brar
i
If you are not already a
ROYSTER'S fish-scrap
alongside any other bra
I F. S. ROY!
Norfolk, Va. Baltiraoi
Spartanburg, S. C. Co
SOLD BY L. 1
OTHER COLD WAVE ^o?h A
IS COMINO SOON "This
I bulletin
I pronoun
her Bureau Pre?liet? Snow ^^'1,'^.,!
i the MiiwiNNippi and Ohio region N
Valleys. Southeai
lowing t
ishington, Feb. 22.?A violent become
i sweeping across the Continent oral day
Colorado tonight, according to ^0<^y ^
Veather Bureau, will cause rain ft 5
weather
rrow In the Southern States and western !
in the Mississippi and Ohio Val- jngeast
and in the Lake regions and the Valley b
f em Stat
itarrh Cannot Be Cured (,!l>
.OCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot "The
be seat of tbe disease. Catarrh Is a Mood country
itltutlunal disease, and In order to cure It . VallevS
utt take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh .. "
I takeu Internally, and acts directly upon r.asieril
od and mueou. surfaces. Hall's Catarrh | turbance
s not a quaek tuedlcine. It was pre- j N'ortlierr
by oua of the best physicians In this i c???
' for years and Is a regular prescription, j cm Dial
omposed of the hot. tonics known, com- ] tains."
with the best blood purifiers, acting dlon
tha mucous surfaces. The perfect ???
atlon of the two Ingredients la what pro TVPPW1
lueh wonderful results in curing catarrlL . .
?r testimonials, free. ceived
'. J. CHENEY A CO., Prop*., Toledo, O. red ahfl ]
hy Druggists, price TOc. Oliver T
UlU'l Family PUId AM ?... -
he Mind
A(Hea
Improvement In Noticeable \
hen Proper Aid to Nutrition 1
In (aive?.
aw state of the general health Is
he accepted cause of backwardn
children. So in the case of a
ard child it is best to look to- J '
building up its health. It will
ly be found that the main trou- i
in the food, in lack of asslmiland
digestion. Hence care should
ten in the kind of food given to ,
hild. This, with plenty of air
?xercise, should bring about a
e for the better.
tch the condition of the bowels, tjje
te whether the waste is being one ^olli
1 off or not, or whethef it is be- . ...
issed too freely. If either oon- <l '
prevails give a small dose of ,,r- Ca
gentlest of all laxative-tonics, equal as
aldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Thou- digestion
of mothers will testify to the _ .
srs it has wrought in the lives hlomacn1
rir own children, and for that trouble
[i legions of families like those has so i
rs. Daisy McBrooin, Hillsboro, wfc0 onc,
are never without it in the .. rt.
i. She is the mother of Lucile (ainarut
as been using Dr. Caldwell's ooarse n
i Pepsin for Ducile since she was adviBabb
Mrs. McBroom says it saved to childr
?'s life. It is the standard fam- Famil
i.illciiui If* tV?n 11 oD~ 1
.u tuu IIK.UIUUI1I UUIIM'. I 1>I?* UOll]
Ih pleasant to the taste and so addressii
:tly safe that It is given to in- ' Washing
and yet is equally offective for j postal a
1 people. All druggists sell it dress on
?MMIIHIHIIIIII III ni
ton Requires
isft^sr&p?
TRADER MARK \
FSRn "
REGISTERED 1
ij^m.al fish feriil
ited with Fish-Scrap is
plant food best suited
t a fact proven by the experi<
ster's, the original and genu
host of brands to appear wit
e sure of getting fish in the [
id that made fish-scrap fam
cquainted with the splendic
fertilizer, we simply ask th
md and abide by the prover
5TER GUANO
re, Md. Charlotte, N. C Tai
lumbia, S. C. Macon, Ce, Co
Montgomery, Ala.
P. CLYBURN LANCASTER, S. C
;
1
i
tlantic States tomorrow and
/
disturbance," the bureau's r
said, "will be followed by a
ced cold wave which will over
he Mississippi Valley, the
stren States and the Lake
londay, and the Eastern and
itern States by Tuesday. Folhis
storm the weather will
fair and remain so far sev's
in the region east of the
iountains.
eneral change to warmer
will set in over the NorthStates
about Tuesday, spreadward
over the great Central
iy Wednesday and the Bastes
east of the Rocky Mounnext
disturbance to crdss the
will cross the great Central
about Wednesday and the
States Thursday. This dlsi
will be attended by snow in
i and probably rain in Southes
east of the Rocky MounRITER
RIBBONS?Just r+a
lot of "Carter's Ideal"
purple ribbons for Royal and
y pew rite re. Lancaster Pub:o.
Js
Ith Returns <
LUCIIjE McBKOOM.
price Is only fifty cents and
ar a bottle, the latter for
who need It regularly.
Lldwell's Syrup Pepsin has no
a cure for constipation, in,
biliousness, headaches, sour
, gas on the stomach, liver
and kindred complaints. It
nany advantages that those
b use it forever after discard
:s, salts, pills and other
amedles, for they are seldom
8 and should never be glvea r
en.
les wishing to try a free slmle
can obtain it postpaid by
ag Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 419
;ton St., Monticello, 111. A
ird with your name and adit
will do.
I
izers I 1
universally
to jhe cot- || ' |
ince of many,
line fish-scrap
h fish in the
joods as well,
ious; F. S. R. m
I results from H
at you test it || |.
rboro, N. C. I