The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, August 07, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
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W. S. HOUGH. . . Husii
PURLIN IIERM* ANNOU
Published Tuesdays
^VrniH HAVE T1,E STKKK1
WIS In the West it \mis
^ ) expedient to set apart
.Editor citizens to go out and
ness Mgr. public highways. Ou
NCEMENT: are 'n nec'd of some s
and Fri- fort at improvement.
THE LAXCA1
rs ('IJv.WKI). OI K OKKATK;
recently round We have a good t
a day tor the jers might not guess
work upon the its appearance. Th
r roads, too, in our midst long en
uch united ef- our good points. 1
But the plan our streets would hi
3TER NEWS, AFOrST 7
own, but Strang- j i"
ey have to stay V. V.!K
tough to And out
rhe condition of
irdly recommend
, 1914.
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Oct. 7, 1905, at the
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SUBSCRIPTION PI
by Tbe for arousing a who
Company. greater enthusiasm fo
d*Revlew suggests to us that ju
e Knter- sade may be neoessarv
, and en- caster to arouse *
i matter council to the conditio
postofhfe walks and streets of
e\g7 9 might be that the Civ
?? - setting apart a certain
ilCE: women, armed with hi
le people to us and we still have
r good roads, I pointed booster to
st such a cru- forefront along w
' here in Lan- towns. This news
our apathetic j;lance, working alwa
in of the side- of the town and coui
the town. It realize that certai
ic League, by 'are needed, we shal
day when the direct attention to
oes and rakes. ' ant our rhlef rnnrpr
no regalarly up- jjj : '
keep us in the I
ith other good I
paper is a free I
lys for the good |
n improvements | '
1 not hesitate to I
them. At pre.-.- I -?l
liu ?t ru *lto HI >
riant one small
^ Will come up rapidly
Good crop a>?ured i
Distance to plant dep
k Deposits a? one dollar a
It Wil
sum in Ihe BanK x?
? Grow into large fortur
f attended to regularly
OSitS? not very far crpar
cceptcd at our Dank.
(in Advance.)
One Year
Six Months
TO SUBSCRIBE!
Your subscription
paid up to and im-luc!
marked on your 'abel.
is stopped look at your
you will probably find
behind one year.
We cannot send e?
.91.60 go forth in a ;
75c to clean up the town,
a negligent council ii!
must be most Important work.
ling year it would have occurred
If paper and aldermen that the
date and hav cut upon the sldew
you are . , . ....
derful yield is now
ich sub- scythe. In the fields *
supreme effort unsightly and unss
, should shame'of our streets and
ito doing this second, our urgent
It seems that secretary for our ("1
to our mayor rnerce, a "live wire
>y might have his whole time. I'r
alks. A won- these important mat
ready for the to them, we fear
>uch a growth failure in other mat
tors ;in<1 attend """"
stagnation an.I
ters will be our I
ATIONAL BANK, 1
ster, S. 0. fi
fKS DEPOSITORY.
' " I X*
scrioer a siaiemeni.
Your Label.
If you do not recel
paper promptly we wou
elate it if you will notil
we will correct tiie
In the hurry of malli*-?
papers names of subser
Rometi* s left off inad\
Fmn.w. \r<;rsT t
i.uok ui wouki ue weeded out
sidewalk it is allowed
[ve your ... , , .. .
Id appre- disturbed as though 01
'y us and consider it useful am
mistake. Such may he their tast
? out the confess it is not ours,
ibers are , ,,
ertently. In a" seriousness, wt
_ thorities to understand
. 11)14. litit voicing a*p*HUiJnr p
this unnecessary a'nTT
out on our portion. We must
to remain un- line with the march
ir city fathers we must lag behind
ii ornamental, the village class,
e but fe must here is an awukenc
duty we owe our tow
? want the au- J)le demand better th
I that we are are pleading to rthei
rotest against work for the upbuild
~ inexcusable we love.
either keep in
of progress or
I and drop into
What we need
>d sense of the Will w
p. Let the prologs.
even as we 1
n. and let or all Oil SOC
ling of tlie town
vaa rc
"The Man ^
nre yourhouse or ii
>rt notice. HeMii
WHV NHT MH\A
iVho Knows'
nstall your plumbin:
a^done your worl
y
i
g fixtures , ,w(
i for four
Weather forecast
Carolina: Generally fair
Saturday.
The coat-tail of Cole I .
pulled for -til it was wor
carter l*i Wednesday.
Why should the ??I?>
fOllVert tO lUeaseisln like
lor South state of affairs. Much
Friday ana of the present ntlminist
have waited in vain fc
.it community iinproven
I'.lease w;,s forth. We knew th re
tit in I .an- deal of money at their
we know equally well
? enough to keep the sir
' " >.1 ajso need much
A hou Hen ^ ..... ...
was expected
ration, but we CIVILIZATION A
>r sonic effort SCHOOl
icnt to l?c put Victoriano Huerta
is not a great President of Mexico,
disposal, but contly of the needs <
that there is "It is civilization m;
c?'?s rTean.
and that is a matter
work in the Rro Retting them ant
J vui o<
MATTER OP
I>H.
the deposed
in speaking re?>t
Mexico, raid:
i country needs
of schools. We 1 II
1 we must have
X X X 11 W X 11 V/ T 1
M
Icnk We^MAKI
/OODWA
k ??oir \o c ii
RD 1
iiirjje
Ad hem. "Wild all the rest
"Three weeks more am
over. We believe it will
says The Anderson Mail,
devoutly hope it will be
Bleaseism on<e and for al
Mr. William M. 1 lamer
lor lieutenant trovernor
"?.v oi i>1111<1111^ uone
IHling in holes and
1 it will be |,1:ues- ,)llt this "hay-n
be o\cr." ''ttle and should he doi
And ?p ^'le sidewalks are in i
over with rC)a'r ')l,t tve are not
II, 'or that until the gra:
,arc dispensed with.
, candidate could he made near t]
nuifif* , might with profit eoi
r sidewalks, v i> miuuoii ai
washed out largely the same thin
nuking" costs woefully lacking in 1
te lirst of all. The awakening ol
leed of much Mexico from the ni
even asking whlch has enveloped
ss and weeds due to the fact that
A fine start being educated, and
In1 depot and nioro and better sch
ltinue to the 'n that still benighte
in eaucauon are
K and Mexico la
loth." ????
r the people or P f\. I
ght of darknesa * TOTTl l/llii
them so long la
the people are Hmv |t ,
when there are How sharper tha
oola established iH a newspaper's t
d country, such iaf.e s sor<? spot
er Papers
Itnnkl?*.
n a serpent's tooth }
.hrust at a can<ii- j
..?Fountain Inn i
n **
W \ r I
strong plea t'or "reincarn
in the good name of Soutl
and gave sane advice whe
his hearers to "vote fron
instead of the iteart."
"The paramount issue' i
today is one of law and la
Baid Mr. Cooper, addinj
mted pride ot,li*T end of .Main sin
) Carolina" town. There is no excus
n he urged "le other throughra
> the heed growth of weeks and gi
MAN'NINii DK1INKS
n our state *n his speech at Kdg
wlessness,'' ' Manning, anti-Hlea
; further. for governor, gave In a
*et and along rulers as Ilaerta wi
e for the ra/.rt possible. So In Soutl
res of the ,s an awakening on
ass. pooplo. so long dupe
Ing demagogues, wt
TIIK ISSL'K. posing a compulsory
efield Richard tlon. It Is to their
so candidate South Carolinians Igc
nut shell the can the more easily f<
,, , , iriuune.
11 no longer be
ti "Carolina there Coley's Sh
the part of the You will have U
d by offlee-eeek- for be,n* ?hrewd.
? for hand primaries
.o are now op- tanburg Herald.
form of edvealnterest
to keep Cannot Blame :
iorant, that they thing Is ce
4V, .. _ in Europe is not
ool them. If we ., , , ..
or the delay in th
? I
rewilnewi.
> hand it to Coley
He Is no trailing
this time.?Spar- i III
: ||| ify,
Xdministratiou. lie IK 1 - _ .
rtain?the unrest l|||l l.
due to our tariff III
e rate decision.? ||||| its (ICS
Its Vanadium stVl const
ij?n and perfect bafinre nui
w
want the || V*
ruction?
ike it the U
omu* ? tin ut? a Krtfu
people a prosperous peopli
law protects her citizen:
highest to the lowest."
That the salvation of t
in the hands of her eJtizci
phasized by .Mr. Mannii
speec li here \\ < dnesday.
that by the re>, li ??i the
I SUHO IlO ,kJWU'' vuiiiiwuvui|i tilt:
e. until the coming election. The
< front th? r"Port of what he said:
"In my opening spec
I had never approved
he Mat. is p,ov '"ease. Now I d.
the personal riM-oni ot
1" was (in- tjK, jBSue js ?ol IilPase
ng ill lii- vital question before
I believe whether or not the mi
. ri,,,, ... governor will carry on
Ir.ilinti ' n nnnllni
lutein iii nit- <.011 6m ?. icgismiure
following is a a compulsory law a
who will approve ai
>ch I declared law, It will mean g
the course of the state,
t) not criticise
Mr. Hlease;
The great. IM< II\KI?S \\|? III
the state Is l*o\\ I-;
in elected for
his iidminiB- . ' VI 1 'l>?-ter a mm
. to... ,.f ?i.n i> reported 1.1 have a
inn win enact Atlanta Journal,
nd a governor
id enforce tha The Probable
. . The Hoston Try
;rea thing* for South Carolina
Doubtless because
feeling. The BtftU
IK IMItDON I \(i ,
Ilangcr m I In
Some of these o
in the audience (always jumping
> k ed Mai HmIi- wheel* of t.roerou*
? strong
Explanation.
inscrlpt says that , |.
Jails are yawning. ' ' '
of that all-gone
?. S? 11 t'St
s Town, Too. 1 lit' ** J"*
Id fogies w ho are
in front of the
i vi t li i? town ? r<(
est and lightest <*/r 011 tin
inotarv transmission make
and easiest to contvol. Th
laIV ty First" car.
market. I
?s it the I
o Ford is
v.11 bring S*">ut! (Varolii
law and ? >.. and I app
s- e Ih?? \v n<
sicned plea.
Itiehurd I. Manning l
broadside on Bleuseisnt, s
"the perpetuation of th
policies was the paramo
In conclusion, he said: "]
1,1 !(> present one. granting
' '< j??u pardons and paroles a
whites and 800 nei
and a half years, alio
ness and crime to he n
. land, and encouraging
et loose a reign of terror,
tating that " There are men wh
e present before you to-day aski
unt issue " port for thp governor
ing to he followers of
I apnea I to i. i.. i ?.
unreasonable 'How do you
t the rate of |ui rdon i ng ?'
<roes in throe "Mai. Kieliurds r?
w iug lawless- know 'li; I you are in
imjiant in the Lri*'' an iutnlli
:i veritable "':i' 'luestiou yoursel
I lien how <l<> v<i
o have stood "l^ase on pardoning
ng your sup- " *' <lo not erit
ship, profess- "'Past' '"??r extending <
Gov. Bleaso. P(' -^'r' Itiehards.
r? i s " Kverv one una U-1
stand on whole- going to get run o
days. Henderson
piled: '1 do not
such a position Ail (hi
gent answer to "j have noon yoi
f.' ings already." sah
in stand toward ;l heckler at Lexlng
way Hlease get? m
icise (Jovernor ors" They follow I
cletnency,' repll- to meeting." Isn't
the people of the s
nnuu u'Itnro r
vr?r some <?f thep?* I PI VI
Cold l.enf. | *
trairo.
i at several moot- I -p?1
Mr. Pollock to 1
ton. "That Is the I
tost of his holler- I
til in from meeting H'
it an outrage that Lmmmbbmm
everal counties of ...
ER BROS. & R. B. M
Heath Springs, S. C.
stributors for Lancaster Cc
ACKEY,
unty.
you to as the state from
grace largely brought ab<
abuse of the pardoning
the unbridled ambition of
"Is he honest?" Is h
"Will he be faithful?" is
Andrew J. IJethea, ranci
lieutenant governor, ve
K 1 I PL'IKl < flint llln naoivlM
ii n uiii> iiitiuiai iu 11
the dis- electeii they would do a
out by the I has done.Will you stf
power and you allow the ol
,* | name of South Oarolin;
one man. I(WO years to be a byv
? lessnesR and political
ie worthy? ;ini here to tell you tha
what Mr administration has bee
lidate for to South Sarollna. Out
up before the eyes of
rv wisely wor|,j HS a state disgra
I I fl Ulilt IK - ^ ..
.8 Gov. It lease Hiehards stands on
ind for It? ' rue "one of us ha1
Id time fair K,,ess how long he
a for another these views, but th
rord for law- bulletin."? York Nov
rottenness? I Yes. his swallowii
t Gov.BIease r. Kood. He snips the
hoof. a.
the civilized
ced. She can Mendel L. Smith
* me state; cannot hi
this question. me senatorial canci
ve any ri?ht to visit them* because
will maintain f0u0w the party
is is the latest oounty merely foi
vs. drowning out the s
rig capacity is bla Record.
"critter" down '
id all. Two Recent
_ H lease can at 1<
. ... hio i, iui men who will vote
w as at Ins !> n.>,n
9 allowed to hear
Ihiates when they VVWW
of strangers who
from county to
p the purpose of
peakers??Colum- \if
I
t Converts. > ?
sast point to two JL HPv L
for him this year f yt J
ttfAMA MM..*a., a'A v..
TheTi
<>nsmission v
x 'm
Money y
form except a j
selves before they east th
When voters learn to reas<
stead of being governed b
or swayed by the deimrgc
tr>ifc men will (ill every
cheap politicians will be .
lion. It. A. Cooper of
candidate for governor, n
Hit-in- noj snow ner race amc
e>r ballots. States without blushe
on thus in- shame. She has been
she has been dragged
p e. i'?i'v ^nfj what has brought
>gue, good, pass? Again 1 ask yoi
iil'wi' and allow this thing to oont
liseredited. believe you will. I be
looking for the man as
will restore South Caro
I.aureus, abiding, law resperrli
nade a de- must be one who is trui
?ng tier sister m His impassioned
s of deepest restoration of law an
humiliated, . the court hout
in the mire.
us to such a ?'v?Ty man. woman a
l. Will you county should feel
inue? I don't realization that their
lieve you are ,d a,wav8 ,,
governor who
Una to a law- fleeted governor, he
ig state. He to respect the verdic
r?who is un- not to interfere uiti
appeal tor the havo voted, again?
d order. Point- John G. Richards a
?e. he said, that "Par noblle frati
nd child in the Pl?*!!*101^secure
in the
lives and prop- Hard on the
, ' They say the fe
e respected. If gouth Carolina hat
pledged himself py the provision in
ts of juries and rules requiring ai
1 them e.ve In their ages When e
nr?n irpuiru iu V K' T'
it him in 1912?
nd John P. Grace, J
um!"?Greenville
<
l>enr Girls. J
w suffragetttes in V
e been soared off
ti.e new primary can iH. sto,
11 voters to give L'Jiri^pr^? I
nrolling. That is JL 1 al ,m r:" 1
>ped without anylloss at all. i
lank & Trust Co.,Jean he mailed
draft is risky V
pensive. Cur- V
or coin once V
stolen is sel- V
recovered. A
stolen checfc V
A
\ check on the ?
for two cents, t
ciried impression upon hi
in his clear-cut sti
speech. He pledged hiinse
ed governor, to suppress
track gambling in Char
the blind tigers in Colu
other places, even if he
sort to force to do so.
cacy of farm demonstrate
s audience wavering in h'.s chara<
iteman-like s!a!H,s wlthout an>'
.. ... . . riRht
1 elect- ??j ca|j Up0n the pe?
i the race Carolina to consider t
leston and that faces us. I ain nc
mbia and !l?ur ??nve?t to the c
Rleaseism. socalled, bi
had to re- always where I am nc
His advo- years when Rleaseism t
Ion school: hand I was fightinR t
who went down in def<
cter and who .
SHtion for the <** Pt?onal cases.
>ple of South Kichimls* C
he condition Hon. John (J. Rich.
>t an eleventh reminded of what he
au?e of anti- He is not clear on
it have stood rather natural so far
>w. In those condition kocs. He
lad the upper- for the United States
vith the men dreamed of it. no d
?at in a cause hot-footinK it at ores
another Rood thin*
the new rules.?N<
hance.
^I's^ruMhi l?fbe To tho K<'l'ltorUlof> 1
theS| n?T Mr Ralph Cautl
as hi. seventeenth birthdi
la not ?nnn.ni hospitable hOI
Senate Hp ha? Mr s A- ??uthen.
oubt. but he
ent for the en v. rU.Sl8 0eKan 10
c to the credit of! J lotraiismi
swberry Observer 1Y that. \Vh>
IY
Celebration.
'he News: _ JL THE V,
ien celebrated his Y located at Ls
iy August 1st. At ?,%
lie" of his father, { RE'
In the early Loans and
Ives and invited counts.,
arrive. Hy 10 Overdrafts.
t the cash it repr&ents would c<
r not save as well!as be safe?
8TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
ARMERS BANK & TRUST CC
i&cister, S. C., at the close of buslne:
SOURCES. LIAR:
1 Dis- Captal Stock
$165,645.43 In
1.844.06 Surplus Fund.
:>at many times f
|
>MPANY, X
B8 June 30, 1914. J
ILITIES. V ,
Palo
$50,000.00 X
. . . 1.500 00 t ^
We congratulate Winns
great victory in voting a
bond issue for sewerage,
proveinent and enlargen
electric light system. T1
Hives won over stubborn
by a vote of 101 to 55. C
porary, The News and He
cvcivnu. wfi con8|,iered on the
? and order in South
boro on its promise that if elected
$100,()<?(> resign of terror in c
#- , i?, come to an end."
street ini- 1
[tent of its The great heart of t
te proRres- RO out in sympathy
opposition Wilson in the sorrow w
>ur content- taken him. The devoi
raid, in re~ tii?? miieh to i
side of law ernorshlp of South
Carolina. I stands about as ir.uc
governor the It ss?oh. very w
>ur state will Index.
The Balance ?
he nation will The farmers are
to President that settle It.?Ora
hioh has over- an(* Democrat,
ted wife, who ~
Kin, uh.la the. NOTICE TO E
Carolina and Ler* "? rr,ow<1
h chance to get '.^mediately ices
ell.?-Greenwood ^ve< The !umt
already spread on
_ ,dinlng table In th
room, so there was
. a ?.1'w , just eat and laugh
or Smith and At high noon w
ngeburg Times *||e table and parte
things freely. Th?
to the parlor, wher
XECUTIVE ;Mrs. John Hunt<
was gathered and furniture ai
twd cake were % .
(titoUR dinner was X mres. . .
the large family Due from
e spacious dining and Banl
nothing to do but ^ Currency. .
re. all marched to M Dold. . . . .
iok of all the good Silver aDd
m we all returned J Minor Col
e we had music by checks anc
>r. sister of the
. ?, Undivided Pi
nd r lx- je88 current
2,875.00 penses and '
Banks paid . .
ters . . 37,213.98 Individual Dej
... 3 067.00 Subject to
i /wt en Time Certlflca
1,047.50 DepoBlt. . .
Other Cashier's Chei
In .... 497.51 Bills payable
1 Caata cl"^inL_ J
roflta, O ?
t Ex- A
raxes
8,251.01 V
pogttS
Check 54,658.71
tea of Y '
. ... 33,605.34
cks... 41.51 &
CertI- 4>V
joicing over the victory,
pertinently, "What we w
a united citizenship with t
ject in view?a bigger V
Charles Carroll Simrns.
"Mease candidates for go
coriated Ihe political reco
(?. Richards, who is lined
says quite careK of state weighed
ant now is been railed to higher
he onlv ob- ja tender Father be ver
Vinnsboro." jn this dark hour an
? abundantly to sustain
one of the | time of greatest need.
vernor, ex- ?
ird of John "It's a square deal
up on the for today; a square d
I heavily, hat; ( OMMITTE
service. May 'msI^
y near to him Will plFniu" noilil
d Rive grace their election man
him in this R- S. SI
AUR. 7, 1914.
T^T pleading VT >ot,re Dl
, , Notice is hereby
a' for every un(lr.2iL,m ,, uill
'CMPN young man and a
thread* Among t
committeemen ,moth?r. At 3 o'clo
; the names of the broad back
?Hrers. j cream, cake, lem<
"PU'ART ' watermelons were
y? . ' Hazel Cauthen am
Chairman. |yU Walker. It w;
be remembered an
Hctiarge. Is (he good-bye gr
given that the member the date, <
a ..dnilnlol?t? ?
song, "Silvor f Items. . .
he CJoid," by hie
>ck all went out on V Total . .
porch, whore Ice A STATE OF I
made, fruit and X rnerved
by Maater Coun
rl little Mlas Kve- Before me
as a <lny long to i who, being <
d the beauty of It V ment ie a tr
etlngs, "Juat re- % .. . ,
August 1." I Ga!d bank
Swfim tn
76^? Bom>wed.
$212,&6C.r>7 Total .. .
MUTH CAROLINA,
ty of Lancaster?sr.
i came W. H. Millen, Cashier of the al
duly sworn, says that the above an<
ue condition of said bank, as showr
W.
Ant\ onhorrlhA/l hofnrA mo *Klo fi*K .v
tuuwy JL
65,000.00 r
. . .>212.956.0T
bove named bank, jT
1 foregoing state- ?
> by the books of
H. MILLiEN, ^
same sine with him, dee
his rerent conversion to
could hardly be Keniune
been the friend of Tillman
Cronzaies, all enemies of
nor, Mr. Simms further I
1i.it hards to ridicule, ex<
conclusion, "Now, ain't he
taring thai boy and girl," said I)i
Hleaseism "Whether you elect m
as he h:i?l not. compulsory educi
. Ansel and ing," he added, thus j
th egover- sion to a prophecy, win
leld up Mr. will mean much to a gi
claiming in has suffered long beets
a a daisy'' ' of this very thing.
r. Clinkacales of theVstate of K C.
p governor or eel. o.i nurSth flay
itlon Is com- ' ^ ^ i"akesSi?fiiia]
administrator .lirtVai
I'T" hate roil rt of I.Vs!
jse fulfillment letters dlsralssory.
reat state that J. I*.
iuse ttu need Administrator Kstat?
SOD. Defeased.
August 1 11* 14.
Allison, dereasj- VETKKINAR1
of September, I have located in
return as such practice of iny pi
>ply to the pro- prepared to treat 3
ister county fov any and all dlBeaa
\ day of night. Cn
VLLISON, Hood Live Stock C
? lof K 0. Alii- VV. H. BOTZ, V
/ Graduate U. S. C.
' (ceona, Washingt
k' KITRGEON. ??
Lancaster for the ^ Correct?At
rofesslon, and am J
mur live stock for
bh. Calls answered 4*4 VADIUM
11 me at Gre^ry- J t/xlxlYltl
ompany. V W. 1'. GREG
eterlnary Surgeon ?%
Veterinary Pur* A .
on. D. C. % %* /%
JOHN CRAWFORD. Nc
teat: W. T. Grogory, W. P. Robinso
Directors.
IRS BANK & TRUST
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