The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, June 16, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
'
f "TOMMY WILSON" VZZZ
MHQNiHERO \ ?. _
y vention has
President Welcomed Back at | D<'
Alma Mater. * Democrat!
X themselves <
SEES BASEBALL GAME. ;i c'"b dl",rlc'
> side In ord
A mary next A
Takes Fart in Strange Rites Which .t. White 1)e
Precede Alumni Day Contest ^ of ftge (()r u
With ^ ale. *t tliat aRe
Princeton, N. J., June 13.?With * era] election
President Wilson?"Tommy Wilson. jn south
?79"?as the hero of the occasion, *j. years, in the
Princeton's greatest "Alumni day in \ jn tlie.cl
m vena (.alehratpd h< Ti> todaY. X i
j ?u? w ? **?' w.vw. ? I <n r f uiiuru
From all parts of the country Prince- .1. the book of
ton graduates Hocked to welcome } provided th
their most distinguished alumnus .j. the united
and former president. The president state,
was cheered, serenaded, shnken by y The book
the hand and lionized generally, lie .> each I)emo<
- entered completely into the spirit of .i. 8uite will be
the occasion and behaved like aT1>';)t retary of th?
other alumnus back at his alma mat- u,e second
er. 1914.
The climax of the celebration was *j* Democrats
the parade of the alumni, several .j. roj] jn order
thousand strong, from the champs to mary electic
the baseball field to see Princeton v themselves i
play Yale. The president walked near Recretary a
ly a mile along dusty roads behind a giving their
blaring hand and beneatn a hot sun, *?* and postofl
but all the way his face was wreathed ]> street and tl
in smiles, for the march was a con- .j. bouse where
tinuous ovation for him. He circled'Y exist,
the tlehl once with a para'0 and then jn case he
went to his section. .j. the applican
During the day and evening the *j* must make
president managed to snake hands *? book of the
with several policemen and other which he rei
townspeopio whom he knew. *1* retary will p
Waiting at the station as the pres- { book,
ident arrived was a crowd of several Ijl Notice wili
thousand persons, many of them *?* ty chairmen
dressed in fantastic costumes for the 'j* tbe secreta
"alumni parade," which followed .j. where books
later. X to be opened
As Mr. Wilson stepped from the The books
train A. W. Halsey of Now York, .j. be closed ar
president of the class of '76, and W *?* clerks of cou
R. Wilder, New York, secretary or { iay jn July,
the class, greeted him warmly. One .j.
of them handed him a hatband with |
a purple '76 on it and another pinned
a Princeton button on his coat. Many FORI*
other members of the class pressed
I nr?t. \r ?
forward to welcome him and the 1 ue ,UI
crowd of Princeton undergraduates i8erleR liave a
gent up a "locomotive." >'oun? tre a ?
At 76 hall the president was shown Approxilnatel
upstairs where a buffet luncheon was 0regon nallona
served. with young tre
Shortly afterward President Hib- |
ben'1 of Princeton called, to welcome, rphp State ol
trim to the university. - brates two arbc
President Wilson left for Washing- for HprjUg pian
ton at midnight, his classmates es- in Aprji a
corting him to the station. The class ely
maTched acros the campus singing
thd Triangle song. A sleepy voice On the Deer
from a window as the president pass- in Montana om
ed, called out, "Why the noise?" the record of
__________ by distance and
WOMAN SUFFRAGE wa *My mUe"
WINS BIG POINT Nearly 3 mi
~ - ? , , being set out tl
Hecures Indorsement of (Hah Fed- , .
? . ional forests ol
eration?Bnd of a l/ong ? ..
Montana. On
, , , forest in Idoha
Chicago, June 13.?The principal ... . .
, _ , , , will be planted,
of woman's suffrage was indorsed
here today by the General Federation Ranchers wil
of Woman's Clubs after a 20 years' sjerra natio
fight by the suffragists to break down hatfe formed a
the federation's consitutional bar on tjon for pre1
political and religious subjects. The They need to us
motion was made by Mrs. K. G. Den- for farming an<
niston of San Francisco, chairman of,munity basis, w
the resolutions committee. There j(,nt to present tl
were seconds from all over the house, i
When the question was put there PRESIDED
was a chorus of ayes," but scattered p^NAMA
negatives were piainly heard. While ,
Mrs. Percy V. f Penny backer was det'ses
tyuill Pen \
daring the mdtioi. carried and pound Harrison Sif
ing her gavel for order, there were tional Copyw
tears in many eyes. Then in a distant Washington,
gallery to which the Illinois delega- Wilson today sip
tion as hostesses had consigned itself exemption repea
the women raised their voices in"The the senate and
Battle Hymn of the Republic.," house.
The refrain, "Glon^ Glory Halle- There was no
lujah!" was taken upTn various sec- ing Assistant
tlons of the adultorlum. the only person
The resolution follows: Mr. Wilson sig
"Whereas, the question of political quill pen used b
equality of men and women is today jn sjj?ning the
a vital problem under discussion rjght law in 18
throughout tho civilized world; there -paf( in signing
fore be It. copyright treaty
"Resolved, That the General Fed- oriai \,\\ },n(i the
?ration of Women's Clubs give the National Institu
cause of political equality its moral jters.
support by recording Its earnest be- pen |H th
lief in the principle of political equ- j Underwood Johi
ality regardless of sex."
*" " " ~~~ _ | Court Deeldt
C?"-? StnMK.ro, IKhv skin Tron- w?h) ,
hies. 1
.. . . M . , Thaw was toda
"I could scratch myself to pieces'' . ..
Is often heard from sufferers of pending <
Eczema. Tetter, Itch and similar supreme co.irt ol
Skin Eruptions. Don't scratch?stop New Hampshire
the Itching at once with Dr. Hohson's The court jj
Eczema Ointment. Tts first applica- . .. ...
tion starts healing; the Red, Rough, Rrant tho auxilia
Scaly, Itching Skin is soothed by the to be taken to
Healing and Cooling Medicines. Mrs. today of Sheriff
C. A. Ein field t, Rock Island 111., t New H
after using Dr. Hobson s Eczema . j ,
Ointment, writes: "This is the first ,0(>?y he was pla
time in nine years I have been free when the latter '
from the dreadful ailment." Ouar- York was not
anteed. 60c at your druggist. Thaw to New Y
I
THE LANQj
?Z.KOR VOT" | COUNT1
5 Democratic con- x HKATII !
declared existing y
oocratic clubs null A Special to The Nev
y Heath Spring,
i must re-enroll y Kdith Croxton, dai
>n the book of the X Mrs. E. C. Croxtor
in wl lch they re- *t* sixth birthday Th
or to vote in pri- y inst., entertained
ugust. a little girl friends
smocrats, 21 years X. spring, where rc
lose who will reach y served and enjoys
fore the next gen- X on the afternoon <
i). who have lived '& Mr- c- A- Urc&<
Carolina for two 4* ,l's son' C'harli
> county six months X ters, Sallie and
ub district GO days, i from Clover, Ya.,
,i . -- A ,lov ..t l,i
lu t?IllA?!ilIlt"LIl uu T " v
their club district, X Mrs. Dyclies. Mr.
ey are citizens of X of the two hundrei
States and oi the *j* miles traversed,
X stretch of road f
of enrollment for X Heath Spring is t
orotic club in the *1* automoblling.
opened by the sec- ! Misses Annie ar
3 club on or before X of Liberty Hill w
Tuesday in June, ij| Mrs. Hoxie Crcnsh
X of last week,
i who wish to en- I Messrs. Perrye 1
to vote in the pri- *{ Douglas of Chestei
ins must present X spent Sunday with
n person to the X rell.
nd sign the roll, Mrs. Robert
age, occupation X daughter, Mary El
Ice address and X are visiting Mrs.
le number of their *|* Mrs. J. A. Mobli
these designations [ several weeks to h
X F. M. Mobley, at C
is unable to write, *?* well, respectively,
t for enrollment { I place Monday mor
his mark on the X Mrs. Martha M:
club district in *i* afternoon train Fr
sides, and the sec- [ her.son, Mr. J. F.
ut his name on the X den.
jj Miss Agnes Evai
I be given by eoun- [ ,guest of her sister,
of the names of Xlf?r a few days. S
ries of clubs and y'Winthrop summer
of enrollment are [ Miss Sue Clark,
X diploma at the ree?
of enrollment will *j* of the t'onfedcra
id filed with the [ iCharleston, is now
rt on t he last Tues- X I here.
$ Mr. J. W. Crer
! ; daughter, Clyde,
~.~.~.~x~>x~x~x~x~:. Lancaater on hllsi
ino neavy win?J
NOTKS. Friday afternoon I
~ ~ of baseball which
k State forest nur- od bctween Ker
apacity of 28 million spring
(-apt. I. T. VInet
ly 750 acres on the "?nie- Columb?*.
1 forest were planted ' "i>S *ith n<
es this spring. **eUt
Mr. (Sanson Mot
r Pennsylvania cele- South Ca
>r days each year-One w'*b b's father, 1
ting and one for the ^or *be summer vt
nd October respect!v- Mr. S. J. Vinct
ville, Thursday t
father, Mr. J. E. 1
lodge national forest Mr. W. O. Ellis
e lookout station has relatives in the R
reporting accurately, Little Edith C
I direction, a fire that Quite siek for ?ev?
away. Ratns have beet
community for the
'Hon young trees are Mr. Robert H.
ait# spring ,-u the nat- Professor Bushard'
northern Idaho and old home in Newb
the St. Joe national
three thousand acres FORK
Special to The Ne
thin and adjacent to Fork Hill. June
rial forest, California, of tbis section are
cooperative associa- *his week. We
mention of forest fires shower of rain ye
e Are In clearing land Tbe farmers would
i will do it on a com- Run shine out for
1th all members pres- Mr. Willie Ellis
he fires spread. was a pleasant vii
? Sunday morning s
rT SIGNS I friends were glad 1
REPEAL BILL askinK hi,n to
Mr. Boyd R. Wil
Vith Which President v??ited his friend. I
tned the Interna. Sunday,
right I.nw in 1891 Miss Ola Robert
June 15.?President sPent Saturday n;
:ned the Panama tolls w'fh her cousins,
J bill as amended in Bowers.
agreed to by the Mrs- Mac
Daisy Bowers Satin
ceremony at the sign- Little Miss Myrl
t.-?*? ter of Mr r p i
kjx^v_ t ctn. j runici With
with the President. ,fr,end M,ss Gladys
;ned the bill with a Mrs. W. J. Ho
y President Harrison daughter of Kershi
international copy- weel( with her si
91, and hy President jUowers- and is n<
t the Pan-American'wepfk w,th her pftr
r. the Lincoln Mem- H,uff section,
act incorporating the ^ e arp having 1
te of Arts and Let- school at Fork H
preaching, wq don'i
e property of Robert!to kurt any one's
ison of New York. (have the hest prea
There will, bo preac
the fourth Sunday
Js Against Thaw. 8Choo, at 10;30;
June 15 ?Harry K. 0>clock by Rey T
y denied release on i
consideration by the PLEASANT
f his extradition from ___
to New York. Special to The Ne>
ikewise declined to Pleasant Valley
lry request for Thaw community was i
Pittsburg in the cur- rain Saturday aft
Drew, of Coon coun- that we have had si
ihire, in whose cus- and the "deelightc
,ced by Judge Aid rich farmer is again see
held the state of New corn crop is not as
entitled to extradite the cotton, whero t
ork. ed, is probably up
1
*-? * ? . ' \ r ' ' rv"
? :* '
iSTER NEWS, JUNE 16, 1914.
???????? Mrs. Rebecca Cooper, the aunt of f||
rA]I?\IlC 'Mr. J. O. Hall and Mrs. J. W. Hall, UU
jfXl ff |3 (died at the home of the latter on Fri- ||
day afternoon, and her remains were
, interred the next day at the Harrison
SI KI.Ni>. Methodist church, after funeral ser~
vices couducted by her pastor, the
June 16.?Little Hev- W A Hafner, of Fort Mill,
lighter of Mr. and Me8srs ? Barber' T- H- Barbor 1 *V
i. on reaching her and J- P- Harrl8 are tbe late8t Pur" \
ursday the 11th chasers of automobiles in our com- L
a number of her tbe two termer buying Ford
at the mineral touring cars and the latter a Maxifreshments
were wel1 tourin* car' You
ible games played S" B- Bai,e8 attended the com- as tl
>t that day meneement exercises of his alma tonic
ory, * accompanied rirter' College, last week, tonic
e 'inc his daugh-! aiso attended the reunion of the Wea
Peachy, motored 'M** of 1908' of wh,ch he ls a mem(,^r
Kcli<
arriving here Fri- t
Mr ninl Mr? n r> u?? v* ?r Djril
visit ins uaugiuer, """ ~ * " "??"? "? V",U1" L <
Gregory says that . tt0 Were visitors ,n Peasant Valley * 0,1
1 and Hfty or more Sl )(-uyon
the trip. the j Messrs. J. 5?. Bailee and T. W. Culp
rom Lancaster to ;iave rece,,tIy purchased some regis- ncL
lie best suited to!tere l Poll6d An?us catt,e and
I planning to go into the beef cattle Ten?
id Lizzie Richards ''Uslnevs on an extensive scale. Vl
ere the guests of rhe quarterly conference of
aw on Wednesday the Fort Min char*? w,n be held at Ar
Ithe Pleasant uni church on June 27 vojV|
"herrell and Henry !T,d wbrn ' residing Elder R. L. auctl
rfield Court House IHolroyd ?f Rork Hill w.il Drench on brou
1 Mrs. J. H. Ther- ,' days. tlie 1
-i erty,
- i|4?i? Two Unusual Professions. to si
hvans and little _ _ . . , , ..
1 . .. , _ One of tlie most unusual professions the
Iza >e. . o . 0.1 c jn exiB^ence jB tbat of the man with a part
J. C. Beckham. knowledge of many languages who dog
By, after a visit of j^pends a great part of his time in look- prop
er sons, C. R. and ing through reference books in order corn
olumbia and Barn- to discover errors, tho publishers pay- were
returned to this ing him for every iuaccuracy dis- dobti
ning. closed. But this is by no means the on li
cckey le. an the Qu?ere8t trade in existence. Even sher:
idiv for -lsit t<> more out of Vay is the culling, then:
' " ... , whose existence has just made itself the
Mac ey, a < am | jtnown jn tj,e courts, of supplying his 1
dog's teetli to the Paciflc Islander*. foun
is of McBee is the rh? tatter une Lhcm as currency. nigh
Mrs. N. E. Small, not
he will attend the Right to Bear Arms. Ther
school. Tho words from Article 1L, amend- whic
who received hci ments to the Constitution of the Unit- legal
?nt cominoncenient *d States, A well-regulat<hl militia time
to Home School. ,be,nK ""f ?"y lo, tbe ""?"rUy of ,*
... . ... free people, the right of the people the
wit.i ier 1110 ler I ^ )tHep an(i beur arms shall not be erer
infringed," evidently have a commu- a mi
ishaw, with his njjy meaning; but they also carry | to pi
drove down from along with them the right of the in- Mb 1
noes Friday. dividual to safeguard himself ami [ not 1
I and rain storm bis house by keeping himself armed on tl
>roke up the game 1 with the necessary means of defense. . cesti
had been announo- ' Th* ,aw aRalnst'f catryihR concealed j such
shaw and Heath weapons, now on 1110 statute books of poss
| most of the etates. Is u matter quite la n<
, , foreign fo the broad principles of the , valu<
nt of the Soldiers of keeping and bearing arms.
it spending n few i '
Phew, Mr. S. J.j .
>ley of theTnfVer- Afl lTlCiOYS&TMZTlt r
rolina Is 'at home
Mob,ey The Ideal f
>nt went to Westo
visit his wife's
Peach.'
spent Sunday with /
ich Hiii section, i Heath Sprinj
roxton bar been
>ral days. j
j abundant i this MR. ? B- MACKORELL, Lanca
> past ten days.
Therrell is with ^ TA. . , ,
t on his trip to the Dear Sir:?Find enclosed !
erry.
send me a thermometer for Idt
HILL.
S
ws. broke mine this morning and wa
13.?The farmers
very busy at work jj possible. Don't Want to IllisS
had a very good
sterday afternoon. . . . ,. ., .
be glad to see the 1 lttQlSpenSlule. J Hill
a few days.
ot Heath Spring Yours trill
litor at Fork Hill
uid many of his .
rwl wH tn coo him *
le again hood.
liams of Lancaster P. S. The Cooker is CCI*tail
fir. Connie Bowers i
, r>, next thing is the oil stove.
Lf of White Bluff
ight and Sunday ! Misses
Daisy and /#
key visited Mist VSR ff k
ff
Lie Baker, daugh- ' ff
laker, visited her 3 SgEL ff
Connell, Sunday. L&//
wers and little ' ff ?
iw
ster, Mrs. E. ! ifWI
nw spending the. f/
tiie White , Spl
irery Sunday
as far as ^*1
to brag or VI 1
feelings, but we Jl0Sll
clier the state. ^El
inn
Sunday JR
11
At S
VALLEY.
ve.
, June 15.?Our I
Malted by a good
ernoon, the first |l GET THE MP]
nee early in April, ?| DVIlfil M
d" smile of tbe H M MJJ M
n in tbe land. The v _ qi g^
good as usual but LftnCftSUTj V^.
itands were securto
the tfHBHHHHnHMHHHl
?
'j r i
J i # > s. i ?
1 ?? J ^ ' * ",
' y
HE1EVEI YOU NEED
A CENEDAL TONIC - TAKE GROVE'S
e Old Standard Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic is Equally
aluable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver,
)rives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up
the Whole System, For Grown People and Children,
know what you rr"! taking when you take Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic
le formula is printtd on every label showing that it contains the well known
: properties o' QUININE and IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter
: and is in Tasteless Form. It bus no equal for Malaria, Chifls and Fever,
kriPRS. pptlprnl dpliilitv can/I Inac r\( n lifo ? virrnr t/\ Murcitnr
iers anil Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Biliousness without purging,
eves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and
GeS the blood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A Complete Strengthened
aniily should be without it. Guaranteed by your Pruggist. We mean it. 50c.
.0 THAT DOG IS PROPERTY !
The swordBmen of the sea are
tho sawfishes, Hpearfishos, sailflshes,
lessee Court In Its Decision Ro- Bwordfishes and the narwhal, with its
erses Rulings That Wave BTcen spirally twisted straight tusks. SawMade
on the Subject. fishes inhabit tho warmer seas, whllo
the narwhal is a creature of the Arci
action at law in Tennessee, In- tic. The tusk of tho narwhal is hollow
Ing the selxure and Bale at public nearly to tho point and is spirally
Ion of two coon dogs for debt has grooved. It usch its tusk as a weapon
ght from the supreme court of ef defense and to plunge through the
state a ruling that a dog iB prop- ice to breathe, tho narwhal being a
although, as the report goes on cetacean. Sometimes when a boat has
ty, previous rulings have been to been caught in the Ice great damage
contrary. If there Is any other has been inflicted by the Inquisltlveof
the globe that denies to the nets or blundering of this groat crea
the manifest right to be rated as turn, that sometimes reaches a length
erty the error should promptly be ?f feet, with a tusk of from
acted. In this instance the dogs si* to ten feet In length. As a rule,
i all the earthly treasures the however, the narwhal uses Us tusk
or possessed, except the clothes i f?r killing fish for food. In the casis
back. Otherwise, of course, tho 1 tie or Rosenberg the kings of DenIff
would never have levied on mark have long possessed a magnlfli.
The hardest-hearted officer of cen* throne made of tusks of this
law would not deprive a man of cetacean. These tusks are harder and
dof? If anything else could be whiter than Ivory
d to take away. The thief in tl*B
t, who occasionally lifts one, Is Visitor Heard All.
a fit associate for a yeggman. Finances were in a very low condl0
In another aspect of the matter, tlon when Juliet received a surprlee
h, In fact, has been a bone of ' visit from her friend, Farnegle.
1 contention from very ancient J "You will stay to dinner, won't
s. As the supreme court of one you?" Bhe said.
i observed: "It hears a tinge of "Why, yes; 1 would like It very
ridiculous to contend that, how- much if you will have me."
many and however valuable dogs Juliet went Into the kitchen to give
in may own, ho cannot be made her orderB to her maid. She forget
ly his debts if ho will only Invest that her visitor could hear every
money In dogs." That a dog Is word?or perhaps she didn't forget,
property has usually been argued Anyhow, tbts conversation came to
Se ground either that from Its an- his ears:
*y It remains a wild animal In "Mary, 1 want you to get up a desense
as not to be a leviable llcious little dinner. Oyster cocktail,
ession, or that an animal which fl?h?brook trout if you can get it; a
ot good to eat; has no Intrinsic broiler or a spring turkey?" ,
"Yes, ma'am; and I had better tell
the man that your banker is visiting
1 you or else he'll be putting me off
i with pork chops."
OT PLEASANT WAV TO "*~r"
,. | >? * STOP CONSTIPATION
ireless Looker ,,J1 ...
.^agr^abfVJmnel and ItM
f>ften DaurrouN After- .
1 Jffects. "f ?
^ You\ probable/know that oalomel 1b
n a potsbn, a f<7rm of mercury, very
E^, ?>. ?J UT1P It), JUJ4. dangerous to a great many people
and sometimes causing disagreeable
after-effects for nearly everyone who
, q tries KSvr*"
Ster, C">. t_>. nodndePa V Liver Tone 1r recommended
tt? a perfectly safe and reliable
remedy to take the place of
fcl 50 for which r?lp?SC calomel. This is exactly what It 1b
ipJ.OU lor wmcil {)1PHM made for and has been made for ever
since the first bottle was put up and
^ Fireless Cooker. I Dodson'B Liver Tone is pretty
widely imitated. But be careful to
nt nTmflu?. Ktt npvt mail between the loud boasts of the
111 anoxnci ny nexi mail imitators and the plain truth of tho
original.
onolrintr u im?nl nn it n? Oodson's Liver Tone 1b sold and
( OOKlTl|_, d lilt a I Oil IT .is guaranteed by the Lancaster Pharmacy,
who will refund purchase price
(50c) instantly with a smile if you \
are in iny wi.y dissatlsflr d.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a palatable
vegetable liquid. 1 tf. action is easy
y? and natural, with to gripe, i.o pain!
,and the after-effects -:re pleasant in-{
ITWTQ A I ITTMf1A M stead of disagreeable. Dods'.n h
-AjYvIP) -** I^vJINtAIN. j Liver Tone does not Interfere with
your regular duties, habits and diet,
iii i o , but builds and strengthens instead of i
lly Hll yoil Claim lor It. weakening you or "knocking you all
out" for days. Try Lodson's and feel
I . -|. 'better and brighter, as thousands.
i j. A. II. have. jj j
irnoi i~l
Eil~ OI - tULA
^Stimulating
thful?Invigorating?Refreshing
odaFountains or Car
uuiiaicu in Domes.
EPSI" HABIT, IT WON'T (iET YOll,
V BOTTLINfi WORKS |
It's Pure and Clean ?
ttuUHUHIHHHBHBBHHHHHHHHBBHHBBHHIl
I