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, ? , ?ljr ?anraatrr jMcuih "MM4 (SEMI-WEEKLY.) The rc =~- - Senator JUAN1TA WYLIE Editor ofthe nr W. S. HOUGH. . . HuslnesM Mgr. I ________ _ _______ | publishei PUB I jIS 11EI IS' ANNOUNCEMENT: along th Published Tuesdays and Fri- been urg days at Lancaster, S. C., by The lg jn a Lancaster Publishing Company, ' ^ >. successors to The Ledger, es- | e neea tablished 1852; The Review, laws tha established 1878; The Enter- reason tl prise, established 1891, and en- one Gf j, tered as second-class matter , Oct. 7, 1905, at the postofflce Primary at Lancaster, S. C., under Act stitution f Congress of March 3, 1879. party. ~ ? ~ , tion to g SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: , (In Advance.) One Year $1.50 returned Six Months 75c by the \ - Democra TO SUBSCRIBERS. Senate Your subscription must be . paid up to and including year known marked on your label. If paper present Is stopped look at your date and tirely to< you will probably find you are aluj (.orr behind one year. J We cannot send each sub- ' scriber a statement. Look at "Our Your Label. trouble t If you do not receive your be paper promptly we would appre- rolls and ciate it If you will notify us and club roll we will correct the mistake. have not In the hurry of mailing out the a lo,,.K w papers names of subscribers are running sometii s left off inadvertently. ^'ay an,(' the club TUESDAY, MAY l?. 1911. Se'Slmi ?? ! knew or ? Weather forecast for South club Carolina: Partly cloudy Tuesday Such I and Wednesday. excitemei {Moused Did you clean up? j n(.t strai been cha Then keep up the good work. _. I I has olian The Civic League asks you con.. , , , as o wh tinued help. in their Many hands make light work, so in 'bis cc keep at it for a city beautiful. 1 a'w would b< . , . . brothers. Clean up week is over, but you vere too shouldn't stop until the work Is done, tempt sin perience Once again the graduate would confidenc liot It liu cnl L'u ol*urv ?*rnK1nn\ rtf 41,,. 1 I O.ir.ltlO day' These are only According to Josephus Daniels, rules of i "the Baptists are the navy of the enactmen Ix>rd." conventic do nothli Once more the carnival is with us. stated pc Why can't the town swat such nui- any such sauces as shows of this kind? So it is s< to make The Atlanta Journal has discovered mary eie, a similarity between cats and candi- iloiders date. "Both love to roost on the g0gm,8 , fence," says The Journal. against a i ; rm i # the convi A recent bulletin issued from genato Clemson College contains this state.... . a nutshe rnent, which is very true: Disease ?j ^ seldom attacks people who live on which nc clean premises." safely, 01 Democrat The back streets and alleys have <',-r t'u* ' ..... .. party she not all swatted the fly. Clean them amj onc( up for the sake of the public health, should b The Civic League will get you if you result de don't watch out. or. h?ne8' white ma pation ii A Georgia contemporary reminds patriot di its readers that it is "a whole lot equt , . . . white nu \,uca)iri iu i\c?*p a luwii ciean ouring ? the summer time than it is to pay f"Jh?o?e doctors', nurses' and druggists' bilis." rule." v- It his.been suggested to us by a S: t^/ughtful Lancaster county man, Anothi a himself, that "Lime, le- In the c giim-w, g?.'d rc^ds and Cotton Smith," cently w will be ? go ud slogan for the farmers niont. br adopt, Hon tha ?? Carolina We believe that IiOu sekeepers have inK than ,done more for their preu',ses durin? honor Tl clean-up week than the towu' author- to Con* jtios have done for the streets Hits 1>ee Dal1 *)t paper scattered about detract fro "" Conceded the ?"PCOra"co,"f lhe ' >? ?. I.ef?, see if the c. V fathers won't do for was Lancaster's avenues what the wo- hoofl men have done for her hoinffS. In - conclart'e.tl M)YALTV TO WILSON NKKDKD. " youtfr. It is a well known fact that there jaiui actfvfi are men holding high official posi- practical i tions in South Carolina who c.re not hoe and r in accord with the policies of Wood- most row Wilson, Democratic President of Lever's tl hp. United States. It is passing riculture strange that this is so, in view of the stead evei fact that he is the first Southern- try men. born and reared Democrat elected to Congre that office in more than sixty years, strumenti Likewise strange does their opposi- much imi tion appear when we consider the Senator fact that President Wilson was the more ai choice of the South Carolina Demo- worker. crats, as expressed by them in con- vilie ex< ventfon assembled two years ago. I both men Her delegates to the Baltimore con-|?' the fa ventlon were largely instrumental in h'K the ] bringing about his nomination over well desf Champ Clark of Missouri. It Is of "We f the utmost importance that the hcxi- j ator and congressmen from South | handed t Ofcrolina to be elected this summer, he is a f should be loyal to the President and yer. a,1(i his policies. Some of them are now giving voice to the assertion that the year8 0j President Is injuring the party In his since. position on the Pamnna cannl tolls Congresi question and the Mexican war matter. 2*!' gress w These disaffected ones, if returned to "j Congress, would do little else than parage ] embarrnss the President. None but Rabl to Woodrow Wilson Democrats should be sent to Congress. their lr , THE LANCASTER NEWS, MAY 19, N l:H(i!U8 1'KIMAIIY UK- 'know' the needs of the farmer like FOllM. one w??o ims jiatj to make his living _ (cent Interview given out by lro,!1^ l,ie. KO'l; ... . . , , J 1*0111 C , , ? "Senator Smith knows what it Is v lilman. advocating reform to contend with short crops, low __________ imary election laws, which is prices, negro labor, financial depres1 elsewhere in this issue, is sion, adverse legislation, the oppres- As 1 e same line The News has of speculators and trusts and This May we the various other ills to which the formation.?CI ang lor some nine, eio one farmer falls a prey. He Is a fanner better position to judge of by profession. He never held a poll- Fi s of reform in our party tical office, except a short term in The high c< n Senator Tillman for the the leK,8lature. till, at the age of 4 2 times the cc ,n Sena or Tillman, he wa8 elected to the United States Orangeburg T1 lat he Is the "daddy," to use 9enate, where he Is now serving his is pet phrases, of the state first term. He has shown that he HPr election, and wrote the con- knows the needs of the cotton farm- wondei r .I i t er by going to the root of the evils ,. ? _ . and most of the rules of the )n the United states department of M?tl Then again, he is in a posi- agriculture, the New York cotton Anaerson mau Ive unbiased advice, no long- exchange, the grading of cottcn, ru- Then a partisan and having been ral credits, and other things that -?v?ri ? vitally affect the farmers of the uoou goveri to the senate two years ago He hft8 glven Mr Leyer SQmn upon the kin rotes of all factions of the valuable pointers, which the young office-?Cheste tic party. congressman is smart enough to r Tillman, with his well- take advantage of, and the t, have Dad's . ii. .k?* .i become valuable yoke fcllov s, the Poor old d rankness, admi s in ? ODe |n the senate and the other In special day, 1 rules of the party are en- ^e house, for the advancement of the kindling and 1 a lax and permit of fraud interests of the farmers of South mornings.?An uption in the election. Says Carolina. "Senator Tillman, who is also a We Musi farmer, has done valuable work, but The United trouble heretofore, and our along different lines. He worked to ef j jn educs his year, if we have trouble, accomplish reforms that were need- u out that dishonest and padded club pd twenty years ago. Smith and called upon to 1 stuffed ballot boxes. The L.ever are working for the needs of for this state s we now have are old and today." been revised or corrected in Well bile. Oftr politics have been ? .. ? along In a Jog-trot, peaceful 1>r' Lofton- ,n welcoming the if the Conve dead men's names are on Southern Haptist convention to the men wield lists,absentees who have Nashville, spoke forcefully, when he verse girls ins vay are on the club lists and said: "This world can never be re- [? 8Wat ,thefrb taw STS <?? "??" > of . .poUeaiM' """ lists." Bible, a chimpanzee racialism, an ieing the case and with the evoluted Christ, minimized sin, a Time Wl it and turmoil which is doubtful hell, a Unitarian atonement during election years, it is and salvation by culture and ciiar- but'iviiss' Elean lge that there should have acter, instead of grace bride, promise< rges and counter-charges in Mr. McAdooJ' ion two years ago. Time THE COW alone will ten ged Senator Tillman's mind Fountain Inn Tribune. house o ds. Ite n!: cheating each o.J - Tlie family cow is one of the ^Vlll Item party privileges. He says greatest of institutions. Every well Suffragism 1 mnec.??< , regulated family possesses a cow. pretty clean c ays felt that white men The cow eats ten dollars worth of hat there arc s above cheating their own meal and hulls each month and and that South Carolinians KjVC8 (n return a pale blue quart of tho'knoe to tlx honorable and clean to at ..... . , . ch a thing, but unhappy ex- milk tw,ce each ^ In the 8um- Qold Leafhas shown the falsity of my tner time the cows is pastured. Then e, and I am trying to make she eats wild onions. The milk ren as best I can. mains blue but smells strange and *1??? nator further says that there tastes n^e concentrated thunder. from which h< two ways to reform the fjutter made from milk extracted eluded, ex-Sens the party, one by legislative from a cow that has partaken of beg for the hu t and the other by the state w?d on,ong haR a dpfiant ,Qok and feed but^demai ?n. The legislature could haa peen known to groan with an niont ,ig. as Governor Blcase has Ita?an accent when cut ,nto sitively that he would veto ... ^ i. /mi kuwd are genne wnen lying in v~" " bill should it be passed, tbe pasture( but while being milked man w quarely up to the convention are apt to e,evate the near hlnd foot visually one o some reform in the pri- and Ilft the Inllker over into the J strong alo: jtion machinery. The office- nexl county. The usual treatment fail to meet op officer-seekers and dema- jor tbjg habit is to massage the ma^? strong f Mil, of course, raise a howl cow.g r,bs wUh the mllking atool the:r?*pect o tny change, but the duty of The CQW ghou,d nQt bp blamed for ^^angeburg ention is plain. thJs habit. however. It is the link r Til man puts the matter in thftt explaln8 her cloven hoof. Why Tl II when he says. Tbe CQW 8pendg j,cr working hours The only d down as a general principle. gatherlng raw materiul> and during ? honest man can dispute . . . >* 'or restrictl object to, that every white her leisure hours she belches up the a right to vot? L who is entitled to vote un- rough stuff and works it over to her for each vote rules and regulations of the nkjng. This would he a great con- men ,who ?PP ?uld be allowed to vote Once, , __ . w . i _ h? they niear i only, and that that vote venlence to business men. They prlmary left e counted honestly and the could eat lunch in two minutes and voters? If nol clared promptly. No decent chew oil it all afternoon. At present ?York News, man wants to cheat another they eat in two minutes and have _ . n out of his right to partici- , . ., ? Livinj i the government, and no all afternoon. Every day esires anything but fair play A cow is equipped by nature with struggling to t illty of rights. Let every a long tail with a bush on the end. perity, more c< in have the same chance as This she uses to drive away flies, P'ne8fl? more r white men, rich or poor, . . . _ .. , .. ... of our land, t low, and let the majority a to wiPe ?" 'he teeth of the mej wbo are man who is milking her. After a bring about p< man has milked a cow with an and discontent WITH ANI> liKVKK. energetic tail he spends the next n(? regard ?r contemporary has joined half hour picking hair out of his wjH^thelr view Hscusslon we have had re- teeth. that should no itn The Greenville Pied- The cow cannot run like a race so long as life ought about by our asser- horse, but she tastes better when ^u^h t Senator Smith of South cooked. Germans eat horses, but it oniy be done t knows more about farm- in from necessity not choice. how to live f< any man in Congress, which Dead cows are called beef, if their themselves alo: ie Piedmont claims belongs ' death was violent. Hut If they die a Proflti tressman Lever. The Pee natural death, the result is good _ , - , ...... . . . Greenwood Joi y is of the opinion that we only for fertilizer. Somet'mes. when _ too much ill acknowleglng- the cow killed for beef is -very old '"arming ,s 1 Mr. Lever lias ever been a and honorable, the meat is suitable "inV <-,tkrr nt but knowing that his boy- for nutomobile tires. It is not used J00'8 tParh f i spent on his father's farm for this purpose, however. It mere principles tgton county, we therefore ly tires the jaws of the man who jab,e f:,rminK' that tlie congressman, as paid l.r> cents a pound for it. hitA taken P:,rt in its life Very young cows are called calves. that t ties. V?.ut " 'ie has not that Once upon a time a city girl stood be '<ir s-xperience handling the beside a pasture green and gazed attention iW*w, which J."H to the lot irapturously at some calves gamfarmers' sons, then Mr. boling on the grass. * Many boys I leoretical knowledge of ag- j "Oh." she cried, "seo the pretty r,m has served him In good little cowlets." iother importa 1 as it has served his coun- "Those are not cowlets Madam,** Protntable explained the farmer. "Those are orftte-slzed far ssnian Lever has been In-; bullets." i employment t il in shaping legislation of so,,B Th*? Mrnl >ortanre to the farmer, but THK KI/1WRR AND A ROTT*. v,(,e work' he Smith, we believe, knows employment ? ... n,an hi? on ! Only a llttlo shriveled seed. I fully undent Arming than his co It m,Rht be or or wapd> | ftn 7 g It is thns that our Bennetts- , Qnjy a 0f Partf, on the edger <'t) L .. change lauds the work of Of a narrow, dusty window ledge, an ,nr,'nt'' so keenly alive to the needs Only a few scant summer showers, make our far ?? ???? .?rr ?u? palm to Cotton Smith, who QUt 0# these for a sick child's sake irves it: , A hlosson wonder, as fair and sweet Successful ear The Piedmont has led As ever broke at an angel's feet. ual, economic s into the erronoous admis- a comblnatior at Mr. Lever is a 'horney Only a life of barren pain, their Indivtdi ion or toil.' If it means that Wet with sorrowful tears for rain, armer. Mr. Lever is a law- Warmed sometimes by a wartdeilng aetermine, in hap never been a farmer. Kleam profitableness elected to the constitutional , Of Joy, that seemed but a happy proper organ! on when he was only 21 dream; farm enterori d, and has been in politics A life as common and brown and ; v He was private secretary to hare mum use of sman Stokes, and at the age As a box of earth In the window chinery. are >ok Mr. Stokes' place in Con- ; there; sties of the i hen Mr. Stokes died. Y?t bore, at least, the precious gucceMful not mean by this to dis- bloom Mr. Lever in any way. Be it Of a perfect soul in that narrow result or tea his credit, that since he has room: is another sti Congress, he has studied the Pure as the snowy leaves that fold wrv|ces of a f the farmers and worked for Over the flower's heart of gold, iterests. But he can never ?Henry Van I>yke. 1914. Hher Papers : FJ*J| In formation. ,J, 1 tather is received as in- JL^# JL 11m J larleston Post. *> f requently. r.\ iiikj iw ast of living is some- lal l. xkli u _ i i >st of high living.? I*1 w I^H h mes and Democrat. 1*1 m ?llii o's Hoping. [ ] /SOME FOOLIShf r if Chick Springs 1? W/mau UA< I A<;t place for chickens.? M I MAN MHO LUO J |:j \HIS WALLET^ Have a ('are. 1*1 / \A lment depends largely |?i I d of men we put in I*1 I . r, News. Ijl V / i Prerogative. |*1 addy doesn't get any I#] but he may split the |*1 b..(M ti.n 1*1 JU1IU I nil IIICO Wit Will 9 iderson Intelligencer. i Help Ourselves. ? States senate Is inter- j "^ ition in South Caro- J body will hardly foel Did VOU ever 1< pass a compulsory law J ?Greenwood Journal, j J feeJ badly about i r8','.d?.'cM make * money foolishly i the ballot as the Con- tj,,!. i*. f pire the WoiTord lads J did 1 fUl It 111 t all. we have no need V age yet.?Spartanburg ;1 Besides you'll fill i 5 than to spend. II Tell the Story. r ir Miss Jessie Wilson AVe will DaV VO herish' her husband. , J f J J or when she became a ? y0U put in OUT 1 i that she would 'obey , *** No matter. Time who will boos the two a every three mont Columbia Record. V ?in Unconquered. ? ??????? may finally make a J r 1 ^* onquest of this town, * I n p 1^ IfC s likely to remain at V -1. llV Jl Cj of the unconquered j tj o will refuse to bow | y } goddess.?Henderson UNITE g Difference, of the Prodigal Son the Democratic home ? ; was for a time exitor McLaurtn does not I sks on which he swine I ,.i? ?uA r.i Anif o?^ I if A fFI 1. tun uir itiiiru van aiiu , ^ jm m. m* m mj abe.?Greenville Pied- j iJfUT XL X X y Friends and Foes. 1 It is llUl'd t' ho has no enemies is __ , ?, ' no strength of char- FARMERS' nviction. People who j iir these lines can not problem. F( position, but they also 1 riends, and they gain ?>rote?tinii if f all, providing, of protet WOI1 ?1I ielr character is right. 4V t 4. 4. 1 Times and Democrat. ailOrtl TO tclK uis Opposition? and live stocl emand for reform of , liat we have heard of on to those who have -p m "DT* A *F"' and to but one vote " ** A* >r, and yet there are Bank < ose such restrictions. a- Trrvi+r. Tl V 1 that they want the ur write U. ?1 open to fraudulent t, what do they mean? ( For Others, we see men who are >ring about more pros antentment, more haprespect for the laws ^ JO A tnd every day we see t doing their best to j 7 >verty to some, misery A. and others who have I f , f W%t-the law of the land ^1 } u In V.. Hr.au nnt mlnalHa ' .1 flHH i VERHAP MANWHl NEYSAF sjkr? A ik >se money out of youi t afterward? Did yoi md "kick" yourself he bank and you will Ld it more real enjoyr u 4 per cent interest o sank and compound hs. it National &.NCASTER, S. C. ID STATES DEPOSITORY r AND LOW a got the two combine MUTUAL lias so >r 21 yearv\V) have ; a minimum cost. e chances 011 Wour It is up to you. See \ ST, Jr., Agent at the & Trust Co., Lancast . BONEY, Manager,"! y 4T T^r *g" A Ba Accoi a Pr IpgJp^ a if a i n ! ?Bfif fTda M spending re fully prepared tV sub 3 bank. After yoiKha ; how you can fail to op ENT OF THE CONDITION 3 BANK & TRUST CO] . C., at the close of business I.IABI Capital Stock 11,144.65 In 1,726.97 8urplus Fund Undivided Pr< 2 875.00 less Current penses and T 11,332.22 Paid .... 3,025.00 individual Dep 1,006.00 Subject to C Time Certifies* 740.65 Deposit. . . Certified Cheek 314.76 Cashier's Chec 32,166.94 Total .. .. IROL.INA, caster?ss. H. Millen, Cashier of the ab ' swora, ears that the aboi ndltion of said beak, as she * rlbed before me this 10th da W. P. ROBINSON. 1 T. Gregory. W. P. Bennett, Directors. INK & TRUST ( allien* W. H. \ BATY, Jr., Assistant Cashle < <-* ( Try a News 1 This Is factionalism t jVDa t exist, but It will exist lasts. The only thing ?0 labor to eliminate as zSfch) possible, and this can >y trying to teach men *^a| C3 ITJ3 >r others and not for J V_J 25-25 <25 ne.?Oaffney ledger. % " ?ble Farming. jrnal V? bitf claim, but we a a business the same as J lustry, and until our I ^ JTOU Will call at thii lomo of the fundamen- proof we do not set governing the profl- at 0>nce. the farm hoy Is like- ?** >rk elsewhere. Con- STATEMi he farm boys of today #X# THE FARMERS mere of tomorrow, too J located at Lancaster, 8 1 is given to their j RESOURCES i^oans and Disleave the farm because I _ counts $1 # . . ,. ?. X Overdrafts no future in it. An A Furniture mnd Pix. nt reason is the lack tares work at home. A mod- X# l>ue from Banks to is necessary to gtve J ^ an<* Bankers. . . . o the farmer and his V* ^|Jenc' til farm does not pro- stiver and Other nee, the boys must And Minor Coin. . . . dsewhere. Let them ?,% Checks and Cash and how farm profits Jt# s made and' there will: X Total $1 re to remain. First ^ STATU OF SOUTH Ci mB profitable, and the j County of Lan eeplng the boys there Before me came W. ilf. V who, upon bt*n( dulj farming Is an Individ- <?e statement le a true co problem. The farm Is A 0f said bank, i of enterprises^ and Sworn to ano aubsci lal organisation will ? a large measure, Its Correct? A tteat: W. . Sufficient area and a V sntlon of well-selected i ___________________ see to permit the maxl- m p ? DIUfCDC D men. horses and ma ? M*tJj the essential character- ^ \V. T. GRKGORY, Pre most succesful farmer. * R. T. BI farms are the derect | thing by experts. This ong argument for the _ county demonstration fot* RcSlllt* A PENS p 9HAS I ' E IN I IK i p I II : pocket and [ ] li ever spend P] because you Pj I do neither. Pi nent to save Pj n the money j-J the interest Pj ?^ #1 l Bank : y i Mttffty tVtYt COST id, but the lved the had safe Can you buildings Farmers ^ er, STorkville. x nk X T ant is V % otection 1 31 mistakes, t and needless That is a istantiate it if ^ heard our A er\ an account & 4 i OF\ X MPANY, Y MarchWth 1914. V LITIEa Paid \ A 1^0,000.00 x . . .. u.600.00 V ?*? 5flts. V Ex- X UN V . . .. 6,994.71 OfllU J beck. 50.643.79 V Ml Of O . ... 21.546.39 JL 1,453.74 T ka 81.21 > 9132,163.94 jr ore named bank, re and foregoing V *n by the boeka y f. H. MIL.LEN. y of March 1914. A Notary Public. A. B. Ferguson, i o WMPANYI IIL1JBN, Cashier. ^ | iVant Ad. ^