The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 21, 1914, Page 2, Image 2
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IV10NAGHAN MILLS
10 RESUME
Operative Decide to
to Looms.
DISCUSS RULES
Will .Make up Lost, Time ai
Trout With Owners Keg
llegulatious.
Special to thoet oiuetnoiet
tin onville Sp- "Sat to (
State. July 17.?Tin* opor;
Monrgaan tuills will return
Monday morning, according
cision which tltoy reached
after a conference with I it
Parker A committee repi
the operatives called up n
iter this morning and this .1
i.^,1 tll.lf ll.Ml. L.1.1
I 11 11 vr II (I I t "II llllll til' . IHIU
tlic? proposition which lie
tliem. This proposition w
they return to work, make
minutes ordered uni ill
with the management with r
to tin* over-time rule.
Operatives, the nia'-.agern
the general public appear t
that matters have taken tl
for with the arrival ol J<
Ettor yesterday some heca
preliensive lest trouble arise
is high in the councils of th
I trial Workers of the Worh
is this organization which s
to the difference between
management and the operat
latter contending that the 1
ganization did not permit c
while the rules of the coni]
quired that certain lost time
up. Ou Wednesday, July 8
caused the power of Mon&gh
shut off for a time, and whor
orativBs declined to make
time the walkout occured.
past two days the mill has 1
eratiug, but not to full cui
Perfect order lias (
throughout the differences,
as could be learned Ettor hi
no Dart in the develonemonti
Last night Kttor advised the
ives to go back to work and s
money until the I. W. W. ?
more strongly organized at
the organization was effected
xiJer a general cotton mill
This advice was given at ;
meeting, but one who attend
thority for the statement at
to Kttor.
Th<> fact that some of t.h<
tives have declined for seve
to work will not be hold
i them, according to the agree
day, i
,\ 00*Year Leaae That Bxj
Monroe Journal.
When a ninety nine year
made these days it is coio
equivalent to a sale, for the
expiration is so far distant th
intents and purposes it may
out of caculations. Yet in
seshiou of Maj. W. C. Heath
roe is the original copy of si
nine year lease that has actu
out. The writing on this
quite distinct, though the
very much worn and broken
in part the document is not
Major Heath lately found t!
among thus'- of nis father,
W Heath.
The paper is a ninety-nil
lease of 1 7 acres ot land 01
Mile ('reek. Riven to Amirw
the Catawba Indians in lSn;
him transferred to Moses I
IH11 Moses Heath was t
grandfather of Maj. W. (!. li
the I tad is in the posses: it:
Heath Mni'y d this day.
Til N-ase as made by C
Scott Col. Joha J. Ames, i
Nettles, and ( tp' Thomas
"Chief and head men ot the
Indians," and was in com
of one dollar cash and an an
f.1 ot $ .'.7f?. The paper is
with all the minute details
*al document of the day, '
endorsed and executed in di
but a perfect document of
On the hack are endorsenn
<-etf>ts for rent money year
for many year*. The tori
original lease expired in 1
ifig come into the Heath
1811, the land had been in
senslon 100 yearn in 1911.
time such leases from t)
were converted into fee si
ershlp. Mrs. M. C. Heath,
Mr. A, W Heath, who live*
old age hold the land duri
time.
Among other interestin
MaJ. Heath has secured fr
pers signatures of his unci
to the original settler. Ho
who came to the Catawl
from Northampton count;
a row he has signatures ol
atlons down to the prese
thus; Robert Heath, Mosei
C. Heath. A. W Heath, \\
A. A. Heath.
WILL FILE ACTION
FOR DISSOLUTION
WORK M**y <?o Into Court t
! Secure Breakup of Ituilroail
Monoply in Northeast.
Return; <SVsiNl.tngton, . uly ?.?-Xegotlii
I UOI1S IWlWmiU lilt? rtt-v? iiiKni ?t?..
! road and the department of justic
I \TFR a Peace'u' dissolution o
'that system apparently came to ai
end today and unless there are un
id Then foreseen developments the govern
mating inent will file a dissolution suit nex
week. Before it is Hied Attorney Gel
aoinetaoi eral Mclteynolds will lay the \\ hoi
'olun.hi i <ase before President Wilson am
ask his approval,
itives of , .. , .. ..
Olticial notice of the directors ac
to work . .
^ I lion yesterday refusing to accept coi
( dilions laid down by Massaehusett
" for the sale of its Boston & Maim
stock, came during the day . Then
resenting . ,. .. . f
was no intimation of any plan fo
l' 'complying with the government's t.o
liuind that the Boston & Maine stool
accepted . ..
1 lie soul.
ni'iilo *,) _ ... , a|
It was reported loiugni max un
as that. Haven will not tight the gov
1 up the ., .. . , . , .
eminent's suit at all ami might evoi
en treat
go so tar as to appear in court, con
eference ,. . . . , ... ...
less jmlgement and put it up to tin
court to determine whether a disso
nt and |utiou H)lu)| |)e ordered
lelighted
lis turn,
)S| h , Ht'HT IN l-ICHT I \MII,h
me ap- |
Kttor Sheriff I'aiiifoll.v Worn lei
e Indus- Melee.
1 and it Chester Special to Charlestoi
;ave rise i News and Courier, July 18 As ;
the mill | result of a free for all tight at t.h<
ives, the j Wylie Cotton Mills this afternoon
ahor or- i Deputy Sheriff Howze was very pain
ivertime, fully hurt. Norton and Karle Yar
panv re .borough are accused.
he made | They had created considerable
,a storm | trouble, lming, it is claimed, in s
an to be j drunken -condition. and Deputiet
i the op- Howae and Baker tried to arresl
up the them. Both turned on tbe deputies
For the I and they were assisted by some ol
boeu op-1 their mill friends, it is said, and a>
lacity. | a result Deputy Howzc was s?verel>
re vailed hurt and crippled. Earlo Yar
So tar 1 borough is in jail, while his brothei
is taken | made good bis escape.
t to-day. I
> operat- ,>, .,
, | Some 11 at forms.
avemcr i
;onl(i j,e i Newberry Observer.
id after 1 candidate for governor. ;uid
to r,in- ,ll'u'r offices, are announcing theii
I strike platforms?most of them with a dei
closed | elded vagueness as to all "views" bul
ed is m wne?fhere is 110 Rain saying the fad
triboted t',a' nia>" view of most, of thf
, platforms is to get votes. As to que^
open- t-ions ?f highest import, not many ol
mi ,j.,vs J them commit themselves, fearing per
against ',a'>s ,,ia' 'n doing so they mighl
merit to 'commit a political blunder and losf
the election.
"What's the use to run If one doesn
get the votes? Platforms are not tc
If red.
stand on, but to get In or; and sr
the steps must be let down low tc
lease is t|H, grounds for the accommodation
adorable Gobbled minds. Many candidate'
time of |)f?!iev that voters are very ignorant
at to all an(j very prejudced and easily cuglita
be left with buncombe. They xometime-s un
the pos- dershoot the mark and rnlss it had'ly;
<?l Mon- for t|,ft average voter, though he maj
1 ninety- no(_ possess to any marked degree th?
inlly run -"gift of gah,' has a pretty leve
paper Is ?*n<l and a "good eve," and can sei
paper is 1 through a grindstone as well as tin
and thus who pecked it.
perfect. a new industry in certain parts o
Ik* paper fjl(. country is rondy-made Iioiisph
the late The man wanting a house can go t<
ho plant and look at them and mak<
ne year |,js selection, and so save a lot o
ii Twelve trouble. There might be a plant fo
King by ready-made platforms, where on
1, and by could go and take a look and ehoos
Heath in that which he likes best. This plan
he great might contain .in assortment larg
eatii and ;in<| varied; so large, in fact, tha
?n ot th only a hint >' onv- of tin* possihl
designs can be given here. For lr
en. Jacob stance, tin* candidate who wants t
VI a.i John catch the liberal-minded and pn
Brown, gp.ssive and tlie political tightwad
Catawba or strict economists, at the same tin
adoration might select something like this; '
inual ren- believe in popular education and 'o
drawn up taxes." This might he varied In ve
of the le- hi age in a number of ways; that i
witnessed, it might be expressed as believing
vers ways providing the means for giving i
its kind education to overy child in the sta
nts of re- anii r. mucin*' the taxes. The nr
by year prletor of the platform plant nhou
n of the bo very careful, though. and not pi
!?02. Hav- mit a plank to go into one of the
family in platforma providing that every ch
their pos must attend achool and get t
At <iome advantages of this liberal appropr
ie Indiana tlon for popular education, or he w
raple own likely have the platform left on 1
mother of hands at the end of the campaign a
i to a very son aa dead stock,
rig her life | Other platforma that might m
with a ready sale might be: "Fric
g things, of the People, and Defender of tb
om old pa j Rights;" or "The Man's Frier
sstors hack ?that ia a very popular platform,
bert Heat'i cause so many of ua who vote
ba country so miaerabily poor, and those v
f. Thus in are not think they are. "Friend
f six gnner- the Workingman' la another very
nt running ular platform.
i Heath, M And there are others that will p
!. C. Heath gest. themselves to wise politician!
search of an office.
Tirfc LANCASTER NEWS,
:< > >:?? : > < >
I I ANNOUNCEMENTS % d
^ Pur Primary Election in lian- ^ 0
(i 55 County. ^
? accompany all ?>
U ^MHHbr this Column.
o: for 8hnator. ?
f I am a candidiye for State Senator "
from laincaster/county, subject to! J1
11 the Democratic fcrimary. y
D. R^ECE WILLIAM3. |J
t ! for senator. p
? i i am a candidate fir the State
Senate. "Equal iglits/oall; special ''
privileges to none." / am a Demo1
crat. /
HARRY HINES. ,i
,, FOR REIMtKMCXTATIVK. i<
i hereby annoroce myself for re- p
* < iectioi. to the 1 l/use of Represental!
tives in the approaching primary
b election, subject^ to the rules and
regulations thorewf. m
j. copeSand massey.
4 FOR KEritFSKN'H ATI VE.
At the solicitation of /riends. I anb
uounce myself a catuyuate for the
Mouse of Itepresent/tlvos, and if
elected I.will earnestly endeavor to
' make a faithful and in eiTlclent mom
her I will abide hjr the rules of the
Democratic Prima//.
i W. B. BRU< i
l-'()R ItKriKSF.XTATIVE.
Wo take pleasure in announcing
the Hon. (Jeorge Jones as a candidate
for tlie Mouse of Representatives,
pledging hini to (abide the reI
suits of the Democrat!! primary.
MANy FRIENDS.
i I'OK SFPEKIXTEXllEXT OF EI?J
UGATI#N?
I hereby annouye myself a candidate
for re-eloctmn to the office of j
' Superintendent of /^duration for Lancaster
county, supject to the ruling
of the Democratic primary.
I V. A. LINGLE.
k FOR HUPKRIl*TR>'OKNT OF KDPCATION.
' tteiug solicited by\ a few friends j
L and in accordance With my own j
. wishes, I have decidwd to make the |
r; race for Superintendent of Educa.
tiou for Lancaster (J>unty, pledging
myself to be governed by the rules'
of the Democratic jriraary.
CAPT. C/ A. PLYL.ER.
FOR i (WNTY/TKKA8URER.
I am a Candida/' for re-election to j
' tho office of Courtly Treasurer tinner i
the rules gnierulng the Democratic
primary. (
[ T. HILTON. I
FOR 8URERVINOR.
I hereby announce myself a candi- ,
date for County Supervisor in the
t Primary Flection and, pledge myself
to abide the results thereof
H. HI HOUTON.
' May 5,
FOR SUFKRvlsOR.
I hereby announce myself a candl- _
date for the office of 1'ounty Super\isor.
subject to th.? miles governing |
the Democratic prinssJry.
M. (J GARDNER.
Ftdt sri'EKVISOft. p
' I hereby annotin4t myself a can>
dlclate for ne-elerfirwi to the office of ^
, County Supervisor of Lancaster
County, subject ul Hie F>en?o< r:ibr ^
1 primary !
T (1. BLACK.RON.
[ FOR 8UFTOW1BOR. N
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for County Strpurvisor, subject
to the cuius govcrnhaf? the Demot
oratlo primary.
J. CRAWFORD COOK.
1 FOR jirymtnRijiR. N
- ! I hereby announce urysflf ? candi-1
? date for Countiy Supervi^r, subject N
to the rules of thv / DectKx ratie
party. J
A. F. FfAMMOND. N
^ FOR srPFirwsoR.
F? I hereby announce /myself a can ^
1 didute for the- office lot County Supervisor,
subject to rue rules govern r
flie Democratic prirrfury
THOMAS 1^ BENNETT n'
t FOR MAGISTRATE
I announce myself a candidate for
Magistrate of Cane Creew township,
' subject to tho ruloa of 7the Demo<
cratlc primary. /
, I /o. COAN.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
I h> reby announce An vself a candidate
for Magistrate/of ('.ills Creok
10 Township, .subject/ to the rules
r governing the iN-i/orratic primary.
JNf>. L. OASKEY.
w |
r- Mill MAri'sTKATR.
s. I he-reby annonnce^myself as canin
didate for Magistrate for Buford.
in Township, subject ta the rules governing
the Democratic primary.
tR JOI\fi A. CARNES.
Id FOR MAGISTRATE.
O/c horohu un r/fuincia tHo nu ma c%9
,H? R. T. Belk an a /andidate for Mi*|Rstrate
of Cane Creek Township, aublff*
Ject to the action of the Democratic
he Primary. \
la- (Signed) HIS FRIENDS.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
I hereby announce myself an a can- I
Rft dldate for MuKtstrate of Gills Creek
[Township, subject to the action of
the Democratic primary election.
>nd ISAAC T. HUNTER
elr FOR MAGISTRATE.
d" I he/eby announce myself a canbe
dldate for Magistrate of Pleasant
arR Hill township, subject to the rules
v,? KOvernlpK the Democratic primary.
vno II. W. MOBLEY.
of
pop FOR MAGISTRATE.
I hereby announce myself a cnniuK
dldate for Magistrate of Flat Creek
Township, subject to the Democratic
s ln primary
T. W. PAYNE.
?
JULY 21, 1914.
KOIt MAGISTRATE. THF P
I hereby announce myself a can- *
idate for re-election/to the office
r ?ir.?....?? r?.it/n r ? .A I
i niaAisiiaiu ui iiiuyiu uauu lunitlilp,
subject to yfe rules at the
euiocratlc Primarir
/ D. K. HALL
J- When you
FOR PROMTK JUDGE. ?
With many thanks h> the people "OTton. We
f Lancaster county Mr their kind- carry. When
ess and confidence/in the past, I
ereby announce myself a candidate ting the very
ir re-election Jro the office of
udge of Probaffc for said county, doing your tr
ubject to the/Tules governing the
rlmary. / don't get a b<
I E' aTEWMA^- elsew here. T
Foil jflTDiTOK. ! to using the 1
I hereby announce myself a canidate
for re^nection to the olflce of something th
uditor of /uncas r County, sub?ct
to the rules of the Democratic can eat and e
rimary.
jos w. knight. thing that yo
_ - - - - goods from tl
in the Unitec
W - guaranteed t(
Listen funded-wht
will get it to y
Groceries is a thing that
you have not to buy very W* A 3 \
often and you want to get
them where you have the I
least trouble in placing 1
ft! I W?
your ordertf. Place them h
with us atui you won't have Chic
to phone town to _ c.rTuUn^
a | m mnumcos. un:*n
get your order filled. We H sctio<| for their i
I U auno*Micfimnut.s
will till your order or the
/ and luflunnre ec
article can't be/ found in ,c^Monau7flt
/ for comfort, boal
Lancaster. We don't mind . ||
a little thing/ like trouble fl r
CaaMmtert ?l M?
or work, for tnat iapart of to
our Eimaness, time] flies '
when we have work io do. RES/. S. C.
Give us a chance at your "? |f?
grocery business and we i
will give you quality, price ! - .
and delivery. / I
Yours for Business, ^ j WHENE1
Mackorell's j AG
Grocery The om sta
Valuable as
Drives Ou
SOUTHERN RAILWAY, I 'he W hoi.
Pr*miler Carrier oC tlve South. J
I You know what
L as the formula is
ASSENQER TRAIN 9CHRDULE?.| tome properties <
Trains arrive Eaneaater front- Ij tonic and is in T
o. 118?Yorkvllle. Rock Hill andV w-akness nenet
!^frm^lutte f tatU^Bt 8 ; i\ * ? V Mothers ami I'al
o. 113-?Charleston, Columbia and ? ..
Interrogate atatlooH l?eS Sieves nervous
a _ 7 parities the blood
/ . So family should
o 114?MArlpa, m-acksburg, Charlotte
aVrTintecmedlate stations,
1:36 p. m. J
o. 117?<jDiumoifk, iviMsvine tnu
Intermediate Stations, 7:41 p. m.
Trains leave T jjiiraeler lor: A ,
ix 118?KJjgv/lle, Columbia aad AflflPf
Intermediate nuitUm, 8:31 a. on.
o. 113?RooV Hill, Blackaours, [
Marlon, Charlotte and Intermediate*
stations, 10:06 a. zm. i Faiuity
o 114?KJukvllle. Columbia. Char- women-of e*
lestoa anfl Intermediate ntatlona, C<*rr-.w<* 1
i,? . X an<l ^
1.3 5 p. m. [ ,
o. 117?RocV Hill, Torkrllle and u /),P'om1,Ja
Intermediate stations, 7:48 p. ** Science-and i
N. II.-? Schedule figures are pub-1 aifmipmo
shed x-? Information only and are ton>_i.s bunkc
ot guaranteed. For Information an Situation
> passenger fares, etc., call on
W. B. CAUTHEN, Agent,
W E KtOBB, A. G. P. A,. JAM
Columbia 4. C.
V. H. CAFFEY, D. P. A..
Charleston, . *. t..
17re:
PMj Healthful
At Soda^l
GKT THE "PEPSI"
I PEPSI-COLA I
Lancaster, S. C.
QUALITY STOR
YOUR TRAE
want anmethinir nice to eat.
buy the vervjrffe^ quality ii
you send y^ur orders here yo
best the /mrket affords. If
I
ading herekjwhy not give us i
2tter grade of goodfc from us
'here is one thing *\(re, when
very best goods no one cah ev
at is inferior. When youmuy
njoy it that article is cheaV
?u cannot eat, your money
he very best and most up-to-ci
1 States Everything you bu;
i) give you entire satisfactior
;n you get in a hurry for some
rou at once. Youi
YARDS & H<
WE SELL SHINGLES AND
ii ioo<>r =3
ora College,
I discriminating parents socking ideal, moral
her with high literary standards, and (niello
[laughters, are cordially Invited to write I
of Cbicorn College.
shines excellent equipment with a distinct!
T^plnlni necessary to perfectly develop w<
phaWodi narrow sectarianism avoided,
is iUlTTTiUi hJii feet above sea-lsvel. on thi
10 climate.' iMfcutlful grounds, handsome bu
tta and oonren leweii- >
) affbidJ ?>bmad. liberalVwl. tvaawOd neattpn,
a Womantioed. OoUegiatwaandatd: entrant
ami iiimu. decrees of M. Miit. H..
IxpreaeloB, Physical Culture. IiumuM Cou
k In thlaeeetlon. ^
Oreitipi. men and women of examjahtny Chrl
mehMU.
Wr ft'ee cwr of Cafslot? omd ibiaseaieiii
BYRDe D. D., President, C
IER YOU NEED
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ndard Grove's Tasteless eh
? a General Tonic because it
it Malaria, Enriches the Blo<
r System. For Grown Peop
you are taking when you take Gro>
pritnttd on every label showing that
a' QTJININIi and IRON. It is.as str
astfttess Form It has no equal for 1
al .iobility and loss of appetite. Giv
le, Sickly Children. Rcmowes Ilili
i agression and low spirits. Arouse
I. A True Tonic and Sure Ajrpetir.er.
I he without it. Guaranteed, ky your U
son College L j
or Wornat Bi 1 jtorl
of <'iVtjiHtiuxt inou and [j -5
loading U^tegree of A. B.
t HI IIIII "V Mftini K\|?rrM.iiiin4
\ rt.
nt inode*n and coaHmiem. ,S2 acre
t ball.
i ideal For lioulth anil eornfurt.
For Catalog**** Address,
HS P. KINARD, Ph. D., A:
psTc
?Invigorating Fountains
or Car*
onated in Bottles.
HABIT, IT WON'T OKI
lOTTLINtt
It's F
~T
4 I <
E WANTS
)E [
come to Edwards &
1 every line that we
?u can depend on getyou
are not already
i trial and see if you
than you are getting
you get accustomed
er change you off on
' something that you
When you buy somewasted.
We buy our
late wholesale houses
y from us is strictly
i or your money re- r
thing, phone us. We ^ |
:s. truly,
DRTON I
BRICK. I
i? ir 10
Greenville,
South Carolina
and social surroundings and
rtual training. In a boarding
for catalogue and 1914-1916
i
roChristian purpose, glrlng
< manhood. Religious study
? slope of tb* Ma* Ridge: (
illdlaga especially arranged
n agar tally artaptart to the
iaa^ba 14-u#ii Wats. C*ta
fed. Up *4 rw Art*
neaa. a ad oaa of the bast
isttaa ch areata*. aped alts is
MS*. ?frlr?ll
REENV1LLE, S. C. l.*
? 41 =3Q
iKE GROVE'S J
ill Tonic is Equally
Acts on the Liver. w I
:>d and Builds up
le and Children. /
re** Tasteless chill Tonic
it contains the well known
owg as tb*" strongest bitter
Malaria, Chills ami I"'ever,
es life and vigor to Nursing
ouaness without purging,
s the Hver to action and
A Complete Strengthened
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