The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 31, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
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SMITH I PLEASED
\WITU UIQ Ull
i THIRD ANNUAL
DAY IN LANi
PTflDV (Continued from Paf
TIIE LANCAS
FIELD win be of '"Rt'nK
much credit cannot It
CASTER intendents Llnglo a
land Mrs. Taylor, coui
>? One.) for their indefatigabh
ri'KK NEWS. MAW'I I 31
benefit. Too *********
e given Super- ; *
nil Wessinger * UNCLE KPllltl
nty organizer, j * Kll/1
s efforts in be- | *
, 1914.
*********! An' w'en do Ht\
* Doy'd tu'n do c
[AM ON Sl'K- * |
l<JK. * ; Hit 'd bo in Co
ji "Oh whnr 'il v,
7 ...
de-book rolled eroiin,' ,
ountry loose. Grai
ngrer.e ? of dey ruled r
\* oil !...* > AK)*
I
#>
p Privileges
FY IN VVHFAT
nun ino vn
Glad Cotton Hill Has
Passed by Senate
OF GREAT IMPORT
UI Ul\ I
Knight of Rich Hill scho
tic art?Class C, House
? Been Floride Stogner of
schools; best dressed dol
Single of Lancaster scl
stitched handkerchief, I
of the Unity schools.
'ANC'E. Tlie atliletic events ii
noon resulted as follows;
I One hundred yard das
half of the schools.
thanks of the peopl
ol. Domes- fojinty for having aff
work apron, encouraging example
Lancaster ?chool work which 1
1, Sybil Van j witnessed hereabout
lools; hem- ^peat day end The N<
tda McCain hearty congratulatlc
earnest, able workers
\ the after- nion good. We are
teachers .the childrer
h (for girls evidence of nrogress
They merit the * .
e of Lancaster *
orded the most * By John Jorc
a of efficient >
has ever been * In The
s. It was a *
ews extends Its *********
>ns to tliese
< for the coin- l)Gy tells me <lat <1
proud of the Is Kwine ter de p
i and of every "?t dey's gwlner
in the schools ')G dirt an' dus,'
? * i "I'se a-gwlne f(
* ro danc<
lan DouRlas. * "Miss Speaker,
* "I ain't r\vine
i State. * 1 Bill?
* Whut aims fer
********* Kaze I don' lil
De menfolks ui
e 'omnn folks
oIIh; / "Miss Speaker,
wosh er.vay per ter 'quire <
A
sr ter vote fer do tan- . J]
?.?? Puts i^d
dar 'a a rat!" 'surest nrcth<
ter call dis mezure er ,
corn or^oatf
ter mek shoes flt. absolutelyTI
ce de name uv Bill bought. No
3es hit." _ ... .
Positively
I rises ter de pi'nl ?' trading,
jf you' is all Open an a
calls are the safest and
od of trading iu wheat,
i. Because your loss Is .m
?to the amount V
risk.
st profitable way
You can buy 10
BOUiii 1 aroliiiiaii Ihinks
Prevent Iniquitous I'rai
of Cotton Km-Iiiiiiucs
Washington Special to (
State March 2 7.?Passage by
ate today of the Smith cott
which establishes governme
darils for all cotton contracts
Smith of South Carolina, th
of the measure believes, will
more good for the cotton fa
it Will over 10 years or age), i>
tires 1 Sadie Hlnson of Rich
j 10 seconds; 50 yard da?
years of age and undei
'olumbia death of Stoneboro sell
the sen - j onds; baseball throw
on bill, t fortune Fumlerburk of
lit stan- ! school: apple racei o]
, Senator j girls), won by Sadie llin
e author dill: 100 yard dash, for
result in I Won by Amos Flynn in
rmers of j onds: ">b yard dash (ft
r\ze won by of thc county.
Hill school.
ill (girls 10 ??
&r"v? COUNTY !
Tabernacle
pon to all IIKATII SIM
son of Rich Special to The News.
s;i in 11 boys. Heath Spring. Mi
10 1-5 sec- union mooting of the 1
IT hoys 10 t|nn liol.l with IVnlri
Hut dey'll never r.c
E? Moiir ez Jurdui
An dey'll only he'
mnuo 1 matlor was^I'ClwfO
Sif Mirandy'^ not
l)at sho uses on n
11N<;. An' dat toiiKiio in
Wake do sleepers
iroli SO.?Tho Whut's do need uv
Moriah Assoola-| r>o vote-polls enyh<
> llrmn nlinroli ! W'otl I'so dnili' hi
*i..~ i~ -it | K lUllU
,Ufi e problrm Ti>r (,? men fo,
'l ro ' . I'se dead ergin
p iu; iitek l se er oJe majf)
I'se seen fifty y
. ; An' I ain't ma
rr polyih-p
ia head. 'Oman sufTrigor
her n kin almoa W on do inonfo
uv do dead. <;rt>at Jarryko!
her agwine ter r ,e lnff maRe.f
0\V
i* *f do rnr1< In' ? . _
, r, ????? ? riRMts puts or 10 ?
ks bock an' rail? , f ?
em enyhow ? K a,n ror *1
I sulTragitte; for *2?. or n
iutinners come an' go, An advance
y't '' you the cha
-ain't dat er joke, A movement
Iks sufTor inos.' Write for
I'se got ter hush References.
plum hoa's. p ^
calw on 1^0,000 bushels
.0, or yoiflcan buy both
s many mfe as you wisb.
or declimfof 1 cont Rives
nee to taico $100 profit,
t of 5 cents, $500 profit,
full particulars and Bank ^
V. NEUMANN
tno soutn tnan any other agr
legislation which has been
since the War Itetween the Sr
Senator Smith gave the f
statement to The States's cc
dent Friday night.
"Of course, to say that I
lfled at the action of the sen:
In passing my bill, for whic
been fighting to regulate th
exchanges of the country, v
hut mildly to express my fo
lcultural : years old and under.) p
enacted potwpcn Amos Flvnn r
ctlons. Isapp, who tied, both r
ollowinp tance in 0 4-5 ' seconds:
>rrespon- idash, won by Eupene Ho
I caster high school. In I
am grat- (>nds; 880 yard dash, wo
ite today | Crenshaw of Heath Spri
h I have j 220 yard low hurdle
ie cotton ; Hroadus Vauphn of He
vould he|srhool, time 32H secom
elinps in j hieli lumn winner
rizo divided Ookhurst, March 27-2
ml Marion cess. \ number of tlx
tinning dis- represented l>y delega
220 yard attendance on the first
ugh of Lan- owing to the conflict v
2 5 2-5 sec- Lancaster. Rev. J. F.
n hy Lester elected moderator and
ngs school; rett. clerk. The Intro
i, won by was preached hy Re1
atli Springs of Kershaw. The mis
tls; running on Sunday was preae
Ilrnmlils n ' t"1-- ?
0. was a sup An' a-milkin' all (
? churches were
ites though the l'-f <1<? wlmmen rul<
(lay was small. Why do'n' (ley rul
,1th field day at An' w'at 's de use
Hammond was i Ter fuss an' agert
Rev. 11. A. liar Hey 's got more sp
duetory sermon Dan (ley kin put t<
Jabez Ferris ?
sionary sermon STATEM
hed by Rev. 11.
<j} wires Old Scre?, 0
:le VOW . The worst cases, tin
are cured bv the
do 111 Oil lit homo, Porter's Antlsto'U
O de Btatd P?i.? and lb
tiv gwim dere . .
oshul prlv'llgo now
ZI Wher
ther Remedies Won't Cure Now First
> matter of lio .vlomr standing rTVl
womlttful. old reliable Di
: Healing "Oil. It relieve ..
? ?Tnietime. 2Sc,50c.$1.0 Address all
?: y
e is thp ftaai
National Hank Building
L/UMllUS, OHIO.
mull to Lock Box 14 20.
n InKn? I
the matter. Ever since I in
the measure, I have felt tli
was no question pending be
senate which meant more for
fare of the cotton producer
country than this, which in i
sought to regulate a practh
had grown upon the exchai
ing the last 4 0 years and w
caused losses to the cotton p
of millions of dollars.
"Pertain amendments hi
troduced Vaughn of Heath Spr!
tat there jumping 4 feet, 10 inch
fore the hoard jump, won hy
the wel- Vaughn, jjumplng 20 fe<
s of the standing broad jump,
its terms nroadus Vaughn, Jumpl
which yx inch; 12 pound sho
:ige dur- py Tiurnie Hlnson. 3
hi<h has inches. Relay race woi
roducert, Springs school.
The gold medal offere<
vo hoon 0.1I TT t~y c
? i? . v arson. i no ru
ings school, divided between the h<
es; running mission boards, amoui
Broadus Rev. H. W. Bays,
?t 3 Inches: Gf Sumter district, p
won by Methodist church her
ng 10 feet. nIU\ Monday morning
t but, won 8ion of the holding
6 feet, 11 conference of the lie
i by Heath 0ult.
The Ttich Hill W.
1 by the lo- ^ r. Small, associ
Iiriuuil, III IK' nnt-||iir. <! < rini
>nie and foreign Crawford, Clerk
itod to $125.65. the Town of Lan
presiding elder lina, for the Yei
reached In the RECK
p Sunday night Licenses
011 the ocen- Taxes cofected^t
of th qnartely ley) . . [.
atli Spring clr- Pines
ltalance on ha/
M. U. gae Mrs. 1012 A
ational suprln , Hills payable nil
II I M'llH IM > III Fllllll
and Treasurer of
caster Smitli ("amir
of f <>?:?:
$ 3,861.33
.10 mill
\ 6.749.32
/ 4,414.90
id from it,
336.44 We we
fried for- ; f
- -w VI1VUJ
/ STORE?
re too busy lnlt Monday to se
i. 1-- A- 1 ^
f l/UIIII
VI
e where the two
added to the bill by others ir
in the welfare of the cotton pr
In my judgment, this bill is
with more good to the cotton
than any moasurf^ttmt has b#
ed for their benefit in the li
agricultural legislation, I beli
this bill, in conjunction with i
ing tests, will give to the fa
the South a square deal in th
their cotton. I feel that the
- <111 < mi |iiri , u. if. \ .? i
iterated essay on Wade ITampto
oducers. by Sliss Pauline Marion
fraught raster high school. R.
farmers of 1lie Lancaster bar pr
>en pass- medal. The other medal
Istory of were presented to the
ieve ?liat Prof. John G. Cllnkscal
my srad- f? rd CoUene. who when
rmers of ished, took occasion to <
e sale of , the people of Lancaster
promises j their splendid eduentio
ui mi* n'*>i tonilont W. M. I a R'
n was won preeiatd poundinR Sa'
of the Ran- j Mrs. Irby Hlnson !
S. Stewart vauphn of Ttork Hill a
psented this parents here this wet
s and prizes i and Mrs. R. C
winners hy and Mrs. 1?. W. II
os of Wof- Messrs. J. G. Wall
he had fin- ciark drove down to
onjrratulate Mine Sunday afternoo
eounty for nnd Mrs. Willi
nal demon- ami chldren of Prlmu
uierous and up- warn 10 inn./
Luray night. /
ind Mrs. Hazel Total .. . ./ .
re visiting their DISBrltS
?k. | Cemetery an fhmt.
I. Small visited Street, pavenieny
[emirix Sunday. cellaneous exilei
<er and Burke Fire departimWr a
the Haile Gold It??;ir?l ??t" 1 it :ifch .
n. Interest paid
e Faulkenberry borrowed . . /.
s spent Sunday Waterworks a^rou
$16,235.60 I us and rs
IEMKNT8.
$ 209.00 , I t\n?X
nn<l nils- I ()ne ( C
isps . . . 3.417.63 ?
crouut 767.39 I groceries
250.07 p
> money : I Molasses
365.45 B
nt . . . 2,256.24 I ,
auiil 10 iracie# suppose they t<
m off while were too busy t
insolation: They wonit do it a
are the best in the market. <
and Georgia Cane Ffrrup is so
T>.. 1 TM . ? I
ook advantage of
:o serve them,
gain. Our fancy
Our New Orleans
fine. Our Prim*
li 1<1UV lll? IICPU
I have used every legitimate
to bring about that which
today in the senate. We, w
cotton?for I am a cotton fa
self-?know the awful hurde
have to carry, and the disasli
ihtions und< r which we liav
our produc t. It was for the
this condition that I labored
a small farmer felt acutely si
great army of cotton produ
iuimieo. sirauor.. saying That ol<
motho<l had crowned herself wit
occurred honor.
ho trr uv The exorcises of the d:
rmer my eluded with the plavlnp
ns we estinp pame of basket 1
o\is con- Heath Sprinps and Kersl
e to sell The final score was 11? to
r< lief of vor of Heath Sprinps.
and 1 as Between the literary
all the events, all the teachei
oers felt testants. linwnrds nf fhr
1 lismoastor wjth Mr. ami Mrs. II.
h glory and Mr. .,nd Mrs. U. (\
Hoffman of Liberty II
iy wore oon-ihoro Monday
of an inter- Uov. T. W. PoVani
all between Sunday morning and
iaw schools, pleasant Hill Sunday
4 in fa- Mr. Wendell Wilso
spent Sunday afterno
and athletic in town,
rs and con- ' Mrs. Johnson Fl
no 1) inulrntl Tonwhn r\ 1
P. Moliloy; Police ;H'coiintV?_^
Jones and Mis^ Mivor and rlerksy
ill worn visitors l.inlitinn streets/
Hills payable Wro
preached here1 ward from t,ji
11 inilt. Also at <'?sh in banks. .
afternoon. I y
n of Lancaster Total /
on wth friends STATU OP SOUfj
County or
loyd and Mrs. 1 Personal 1 nppea
Oiiihuraf vnoiit Curtis Mackev. \\
, 2.B31.74 ! iwncmiu.
Salary. . 933.24 _
1,911.51 Coffee Mi
tight forij:
.... 2,194.17 are alwa\
J 339.1 r,
. . 5,325 60 fifained a
I CAROLINA.
T Lancaster,
rod before mo R.
ho on oath snvs
i ciiactj riour can t t)? excelled.
11 will fix our coffee. \ Our frui
rs fresh, and what is the use o
customer.. YOU CAN'T.
Our new Electric
ts and vegetables
f saying we have
those disastrous con<l> Ion
was for this reason that I in:
so much titno and pains in ?
ine to relieve tin* conditioi
which we labored. It rents
for the house t<^ act. whirl
1 believe It \rtjl do, to
relief to the farm rs wlr<
have so lone demanded."
NOT IN TIIF H.\m
- and It worn served with a Ixnn
ivo given in tho basement of the s
i deavor- ing. This was furnisl
i: under teachers and pupils ol
tins now school and served by the
t I hope g.tests. So large was
give the 11:nt a ntimher of tlie ho;
eh t. hoy chaperoned by Suporinu
singer and Miss Picko
another feast that ovenii
!. tlion so much food renin
itiful dinner Monday with Ihelr pi
icliool build- Mrs. J. E. Sims.
i?'d by the Dr. S. E. Allen Is tl
r the hitrh chaser here of an nut
m to tlier | Maj. J. O. Richards
the spread j town on his way to Co
ys and pirls, , Mrs. J. E. Rell r<
indent Wes- from a visit to her di
11s enjoyed caster.
aK and even .
lined that it \ Notice of Dis
ironts, Mr. nn<l rondo
tbo book? an<l ron
lie la tost pur- r,,r<1. clerk and tr<
tomobilo. ,)f I-anoastrr. and
passed through sam? 'to cr>
lumbia Monday, dnnce with tho st;
darned Sunday; E. CI
lunbter In Lan- - worn and subs
(tliis 30th day of ?
e?mrKe. Notary
an examination of j
nrds of J ?hn Craw- 1
>a Barer of tho town ||T*A
that ho has found Bj |m
rrort and in nrror- ; I I * ll
Uement above. JL^JLiX '
TI(TIS MAPKRY.
rrlbod to before nie |
daroh. A. D., 1914 <
W. H. REED.
Public for S. C.
INETT-TER]
OLIVER TURN PLOWS TO i
RY CO
SELL. ^
Evans Stall's Definitely Thnt
Not Hun for Sonati'
Columbia. March 28.?Jc
Evans, former governor am
sent, chairman of the state
cratic executive committee,
ed yesterday that he woud
candidate for the United St
ate. Gov. Evans offered for
tion twice, being defeated I
few votes and his friends
fhof V* o I ? e??l?l-J ~ *'
ii nn mill. Ill Lilt* I II Til i
1!p Will County Home. which
charity cheered ihoso
ihn Gary tunates and was enjoye
1 at ore- Probably 3.r>00 visit
demo- town for Field Day am
annonnc- orderly, happy and well
not he a crowd. We believe all
ates r.en- felt fully repaid, for th<
the posl- from such scenes as thr
>y lust a
declare
hps 01 tup Notice Is hereby ]
thoughtful undersigned will, as
poor unfor- MnnlyOrfcgory aiul^J
(1 by them, the *>th (lay^^Api
ors were in her as su<
I it was an apply to the probate (
entertained tor county for letters
who came SUBRINA *
* inspiration
*y witnessed March 20th, 1914
Kivon that tho ??????
_^gin?rrilnn of
h guardian nnd i
ourt of Laneas- ^ ]
i dlsmissory. 1 wf ^ i
I GREGORY. j |
I
Cotton
wmms
Requires
...-v cuLiLifd to me cnr
lie has stated definitely tha
not run. It is understood th
Stevenson whose name ha
mentioned, will not offer for
ate. but will he a candidate
Kress in the Fifth oonp:ressi
trict against D. E. Finley.
Property l,o*s from Food is
. A Million.
Jackson, Miss., March 2
>nce. But
at w. P.
a beon w T^"\
' the son- 1 1 1
for ron- A A V J
lonrtl rllsProliahly
11 Th is
8.? As a
T TIMES
old Town is n*] Comii
(_ .Fish
s rr?
roBult of a cloudburst an
rains in central Mississippi,
loss from flood is estimate
at approximately $1,000,00)
of life is reported. A rumor
were drowned at Edwards,
being refuted tonight.
Tonight 4 00 houses had 1
ed and traffic was paralyze
city business streets. The
across Town creek was was]
Canital at rOf.t from
1 heavy ^
property
<1 tonight B?ate=
). No loss
that four ? =
Miss., is
zeen flood 1 _
>d on the
YJ
REC
SjJ fcS-L'gBB KJ \J
>DE MARK
HSTEREO
creek bridge almost to Farl
'a covered with eddying w]
.j* 1y three feet in deptih. The
ceased and little more dam
pected.
-
Earthquake at St Ix
St Ix)uist LMarch 29.?A
earthquake, lasting one ho
24 minutqp, was reoor
the seismopg'f.iph of St. Ix>u
i own ^331
Ish street,
hirls near
' rain has _ vdr""''
age is ex- Q f|J
m
>uis. L h
violent \fl W
?ur and 11 W
ded on IF"
is Unlver- 11 .
?? XL, ^ 7 v\
a, 7 r
1 I Ferti
l\ I ac'rm
Are "the origin
ilizer ammoniated \
itted to be the plan
tal fish ferlilia
vith Fish-Scrap is u
t food best suited t<
:ers I
niversally
3 the cot- |
sity tonight. The instrumer
ed that the disturbance
about 1,800 miles southwes
It is the belief of officials a
versity that the earthquah
the southern part of Mexico
tral America. The tremors
1.46 and ended at 8.10 P.
Memorial Bridge to he
In Memory of But
Washington March )
it Indicat- I
occurred I
it of here. I ^
t the unl- |
:e was In I 11
or In Cen I Ini^^ .
began at g W
M.
Dedicated I And now is t
he time for you to buy an C
I II c
fertile
)il Stove I 8 name:
:rop.
s not a theory, but a fact
>opularity of Royster's,
ser has caused a host of
if you want to be sure <
_ i - ? ? ?
proven by the experiem
the original and genuin
: brands to appear with
of getting fish in the go<
i ? -
ce of many,
e fish-scrap
fish in the I
ods as well,
for the dedication of the
bridge at Augusta, Ga.f on
to Major Archibald W. But
watched with much tnteres
The dedication exercises
place two years to the day
time of the Titanic disa
which the Georgian figured
and lost his life.
Former President Taft, \
Butt served as personal a
memorial anrt "ll >
tlrilfij Now in order tc
t here.
win take I have coming i]
from the
flter, in the "Florence
as a hero
?hom M.j wf;ek- beginnin
id, Is e\- oq.i xt _
Stove is a 4 4 Florence Aut<
> make room for more oil st(
n, I am going to make a redi
Automatic" of 10 per cen1
g March 22nd, through M
A JP - 1 1
omatic." | |? UI
>ves that | I If you
iction on I I ROYS
i for one I I aI?n?S
arch the I I
c iu uuy me Drana tna
are not already acquair
ITER'S fish-scrap fertili
;ide any other brand an
r Q HVCTE
t made tish-scrap famoi
ited with the splendid r<
zer, we simply ask that
d abide hy the proven r<
* r> rTT A VTA -
is; F. S. R.
esults from
you test it
esults.
/a
pectea to attend the exerci
organizations hero writ sec
tlons.
Notice of Dlflrharg*
Notice la hereby given thi
dorslMed, aa jy^ardlan cf
Melle/Lane, j*ffTT oV the 27
April/ 1914*; make hftjTnal i
the proprfo court of lancat
ty antrapply to said ^ourt 1
dismissorv /
mb. Man7 *owi. i^?w l* \
id d?l6fft' .
price, for J can
? ness. Don't m
at rho un..
March the 22nd
th day of
roturns to
Uer conn- w T"%
'or letters J
'our time, ior one wecK on 1
't take that price for a regu
iss it, for if you do you ha
through March 28. Y
MACKOREL1
y at tins | gg jl
larbusi- I I Noi
ve lost. I Spai
u# iw u i I
t
rfolk, Va. Baltimore, Md.
tanburg, S. C. Columbia,
Montj
HHHHHBHRI
.IV VJU/VL MVJ t
Charlotte, N. C. Tarbc
S. C. Macon. Ci. Cclur
jomery, Ala.
uu.
>ro, N. C.
nbus, Ga. I
WILLIE A. Iii
Guardian for Maggie Belle
March 26, 1914.
\NHJ.
Lane. _
51-58 iiiiiiiiAV?KnMM
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For Sale By L. P. C
Tyburn Lancaster,
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