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/ 6 COMMISSION R, EFUSES | AN AGRICULTUF THE LANCJ ^"?l!uibi m ^STER NEWS, JUNE 11, inin i? 1915. I *>* Vf*.'. v ' ' "SI lu AID LEO I Plea for Commutat fence is Der ONLY ONE CHAI u cpuiK I??? II I Every city has its merce or ltd Board purpose of such an ion of Sen- , to study economic i ,je<j portunities of the c enterprises which w i the city. Does any ^CE LEFT. S?od and sufficient i ppv rural npiphhnrl carver, || 11 I |J| || Harvard Onlvcralty. chamber of com- 1110811 of Trade The. WII 1)11 organization is II|BII ind business opitjr and promote ?? ill help to build WOMAN'S 8UFFF one know of a viewpoint reason why ev- VIEWPOINT mod nneht not FARK FULU :n vote?! i IAGE FROM THE TT OF LEADING ? IERS. Tiis Is op Dresser 1 ifear * Vv HI* Only Hope for Lit Gov. Slaton, Who \V Taking Executive Atlanta, Ga., June ! of 2 to 1 the Georgia p sion today declined to commutation to life im the death sentence pro have a similar orgar re Nests Witii In Germany they a ill Consider organizations. They Action. called the "landwirt - ? . agricultural council. > a | of the problem of ri rison com in is- arfl Strongiy of the o . recommend an agricultural coun prisonntent of' {jefore much can be < nounced upon tering of rural credit lization? Iready have such are generally Why should won hschaftsrath" or the question that Some students ocean to ocean and iral organization the Canadian bout pinion that such can border. It is eil is necessary newpaper to give Jone for the net- action of the Texi ; or the market- jn opposing woma ? If) aen vote? That la lac Is ringing from Sid reverberating from idary to the Mexi- ? i the mission of a Uo the news aud the (Ar as Farmers' Union , m's suffrage when rou have fertilized your crops king in potash, it is not too e dress with a fertilizer cont; :essary elements of plant food ' not make the mistake of i nmonia) only, such asNitrat< well as stalk and foliage, use 1 lightly at planting time, or u late to remedy this, provided aining sufficient proportions Phosphoric Acid, Ammonia ising a material that contaii 2 of Soda. To get the increas ROYSTER'S TOP DRESS sed fertilizer I you Top or of all three ; and Potash, ns Nitrogen t* in fruitage, iF.l? wKirh l.w -u. r raiiK ior in Mary Pliagan. Coranii Rainey and R. E. I)a' against a recommendat ency. Judge T. E. Pa in Frank's favor. Th submitted Unreport to ton shortly before 11001 immediately be'ng ma< the governor. e muraer or ing or larni prouuce ssioners K. L.> object, for example, ridson voted capital in a farmin ion for clem-' un'ess farmers ki itterson voted Su^S8-work Just how tal so as to increase e commission ... ?. ?_ and the profit of the C.o\ ernor Sla- the jeafling farmers i, its contents iiood would lay their le public by and talk <*ver the siti the opportunities for >. more is no that question was in having more Texas legislature ig neighborly )od representing the i iow without any ganized plowmen, to use that capi- part the argument ? the production w. D. Lewis, presl ir farms. If all Farmers' Union, in of a neighbor- ?it is gratifying heads together not the farmer's wii jation and study | for tbe ballot ! new investment. *? ? -- ? " recently before the no^ is significant as SICK ittitude of the orWe reproduce in f presented by Hon. luent of the Texas opposing the bill: to nota that it is Pe who is clamoring She is too busy only provide ammonia in qi d and POTASH. RO\ TOD n lickly available form, but als< STER'S > phosphoric The matter now is in Governor Slaton. The tion of the prison com no way binding upon who it was stated, will ther hearings before in cision. THJE COMMISSION'S The majority report the hands of they wou,d be loRS recommenda- mistakes than if the: mission is in I as separate individual the governor,1 conduct fur- CIVlLiZATlON^S aking his de-1 Extract from article ! REPORT. president Texas Farr of the mm.1 posing woman's suffri uyiuK lu niaKe na likely to make Jng the mtnd8 of I y work secretly, 8haring with her 3. of life to Indulge ? The ballot will give drudgery, give no i EST TRAGEDY, ing the children or _ additional comforti by W. D. Lewis. opportunity# In llf ners' Union, op- the city woman pr ige: by proeperlty. who ppier nome8, moldruture citizens and husband the cares in political gossip. t her no relief from assistance in clothbring to the home ?, conveniences or e. It is, as a rule, air*i omoted to idleness Wll is leadln* th? ?nf. I ?. ?# II stimulate the growth of y IVLOOLKO TRADE MARK JREG1 STEREO. rour crop, increase the yiel< V i, overcome mission was as follows "None of the grand found the indictment; trial jurors who heard under oath, nor the pros neys have asked that th commuted. The judge at the trial and who liai exercise the discretion "We are willing to fort to elevate womai I jurors who in none to drag her none of the ECCnt of womanhood i: the evidence tragedy in ci\ilizatior ecuting attor- she may, like the sett e sentence be horizon wtih the rayi who presided inP Rl?ry. She may t d the right to mountain tops of h of fixing the 'arewell; *** ay, 1 Qiin allnrn t no nnt\ join in every ef- fragette movement, a but will assist "From many sti down. The de- a woman has as r, s the most awful as a man. So has 1 As she sinks to plow as a man; ing sun. tint the right to work in a s of her depart- she has as much r enderly kiss the musket as a man, b ler achievement she would not do ike the sinking and we -egret that I ?- % v ? ? UI1I wdpoints, perhaps nuch right to vote she as much right she has as much factory as a man; ight to Bhoulder a ut we would rather i so from choice necessity ofttimes Rev avuiduic seasonal condition: jht and shed. Bl PRESTO TOP DRESSER, ROYSTER'S SPECIAL TOF MAGIC TOP DRESSER irstfif ton rlrpccprc oil Pr?? s, and check the tendency St ANDS Available Ammonia 4. 10. ? DRESSER, 4. 7.50 - .. 9. - rr?.:i: t j i in cotton to Potash 4. 2.50 3. t penanv at eitner life <>r death, imposed the li and overruled a motio trial. "Several appeals w< both the appellate eour and the supreme court States, all of which wei the judgments of the lo Hrniutl tlina <iaoiii<lnn> ? Imprisonment beautP 'tTs she dlsappe itter sentence but when she steps n for a new t>;1rth is as certain plunge into darkness ?re taken to follow life t of the stat ? i of the United Wear Cotton re denied and The Greenwood eo wer courts af- taken an advanced s u>iH.c Mini uci compels ner 10 ea ars for the night, gaging in gainful o downward, the not consider misf< to tremble and tion for suffrage c as death ts to dent a reason for We are opposed ballot box the sat r . posed to woman ii ? . 'a?ory or In the "on m,"? eelf-eume reasone. dep. They ar?> Bee her piant flowei m a living by en- corj ceupations. We do irtune a qualifies- P1'0 ir a business acci- Lo< granting franchise to woman at the ne as we are opn the field, in the army and for the . We had rather rs than sow whont* , 1 "? ipounded on scientific princi per time and in right pro ak for the trade-mark on evei Send postal for book on Top Di F. S. ROYSTER Norfolk, Va. Charlotte. 1 rovti i ciuiiicio, arc uacKea Dy pies: plant-food for the plani portions: mechanical condit y bag. cssing and namo of nearest Royster De GUANO COMPANY, sj (' xt r? r experience: t at just the ion perfect. &ler. i II. n of his legal and constit under the laws of the ther appears that this technical proposition of cedure that has prever tioner from having his cence passed upon by peers and by the highe appellate authorities, an ue utueiuiaiu advertising in Green utional rights pers, endeavoring tc laiid. It fur- trade in cotton good has been no ton Goods" is the law or of pro- Greenwood people ar ited the peti- cotton goods manufa< guilt or inno- wood. This is a poll a jury of his ton manufacturers c st constituted The advertising will ul no new evi-! > " ?1,1 * ' iwood newspa- gather bouquets thi > stimulate the rear children than s. "Wear Cot- Bues, although she ir slogan, and to do one as e urged to wear "Sex qualiflcatloi "tured in Green- have Its apparent i iter for the cot- E^nera] rule adjue >f other towns. conditions, help the news- *?ntent advanced h i . 1 woman s suffrage tt an pick cotton and v ,iar raise political ismav have as much i the other. i for suffrage may f* nconsistenciee. No its Itself perfectly It is a favorite ary the proponents of lat manv cultivated t&nburg, S. 0. Atlanta, t>a. Montgomery, . ... ?r, AMI UVIU| XI Vt Macon, Ga. Colui AJa Baltimore, Md. ================= t A J_ D i/oiumDia, e. U> uibuB, Ua. n i- ^ (lence or facts bearing i or innocence having be see no reason for taking of the ordinary rules of tice and feel constrain terfere with the enforc orderly judgment of th PATTERSON* DIS Commissioner Pattei mm 11 w 1" ipon his guilt on top of that it will cn shown, we manufacturing busin ; this case out jjerald. 1 law anil jus- We called attentio ed not to in- tj8enient a few days ement of the lhat it mtKht be pr e court t." cotton manufacturers 1SEN1S. inaugurate such a < ? -son, in his ( view tn p me towns ana an(j noble women i help the cotton ble of intelligent! ess.?Hock Hill ereignty than a w< the South never n to this adver- Befro suffrage, and ? refinement, and e ago. suggesting desirable vlrtueB, ofitahle lor the onjy qualifications of the South to "The primary, ii impaign with a arable fitness for f hn onnanmn*lA?? *** ** " # are far more capa- i tit: . y exercising sov- j arthless negro, but was anxious for I while culture and iven morality, are they are not the II A ; for franchise. 11 ^ iherent and insep- II ? tuffrage is support- || -ifo iveu/5 rr ci in C * ^ ^ *<? * ~Z * ^ ?C * /./////.//./////.// 355555533535335 i Mas DTim * ^5 ^ w w w >? ^ w w w w X x Ztir v. x r. x r. x x x *.*.'*. ///HHhhhHHHhHHH mi mi v: v, n v. x *. k * r. vz it: <r. ? 2C~ ? ? ? ? ? ? ? i Results iiPi . illII f dissenting report, said i ation of the nature of against Frank left the uncertainty as to whe room to doubt the si James Conley, the nej one of the principal witi Frank. "If we take outside of that of Frank." Mr Pa tlnronn that consider- ; , . I of cotton goods in t the evidence ; rp. . . , ! There is a saying mind open to' . . , , * , ?'at your cake and li ther there is . this consumption of < ory told by 0 , , Southern people is t ?ro who wasi., . i that rule. The m nesses against 0 Southern people we? the evidence penslve their .ppan < onley and inore jnconifi the far vuuoumpuuii nift a lauiuy. 1 nt his country. forge and the stru that you cannot ford experience ne< . . mark the ballot, lave it too, but . . . . . great big busines cotton goods by from the very b he exception to woman the home ore cotton the ness affairs of life ir, the lesR ex- "There has been ?1 will be. the lslation enacted di mor of the cot- cade that no doubt ( piow nanaie, the " ' iggle for bread af- printing? pessary to properly I'ltlN'TI.Vil Government la a IMtlNTIN'til a and civilization PltlXTlXU I eginnlng assigned imuXT1Xg| and man tbe buai* iMttXTIXti l il printing! much freaklah legirlng the paat de- , . . anneals to woman's PRINTING a sr. to k 52 a 52 1.s ses hhbbrsf printing i printing printing i printing s printing printing; printing b printing "we find Frank and Cor opportunity and motive ting the crime, with added motive of robber of Conley; that Conl notes found by the bo< ley made several cr davits as to his Conner statements, was tryin , ^ \ * ton belt will enjov s Hey had equal gtm w|n ,)e |he ^ ; or mlll8 of the Sout the possible ment to a Rroat nui y on the part , . . , .. absolutely dependent ey wrote the . . , . , ly; that Co,,- "'"I" for ,holr 11 mttfoting affl-l T 'r ';ot,n,1" Hon with the^r ft to protect o onK aome "rae hy ?nrl the greater love for the ridicul ty of the eotton take to "nsex the 1 Kiving employ- ' ,s the he,8ht ?' nber of people. I a tr&Kedy to mank upon sueh em- ! "We are lvj ?* woman?we wa main our superi movement is a j woman's desire to s been pushed the yellow peril of the newspapers 1 civilization. lous, but to under- PltlNTIN<? mman race by law PHlXTIXtJ gialatlve folly and IMUXTIXU Ind. I?ltlXT1X<J to the equal rights I'ltlXTlXti nt her to ever re- PKIXTIXU or. We consider pitlXTIXCl seek man's level l?|t|\TIX<l Twentieth Century 1,luNT1N<j w Give your Job 1 HY Printing to The Lancaster printing printing printing printing printing printing printing printing printing IIII IVrriv^. himself. Mr. Patterson also s trial judge, the late Jud in a letter \vh to be used in this heai ing Conley's testimony months of continued t) am still uncertain of ] This state of uncertaii or rne soutn, just a patriotism in the gei ays that "the of (he Hection It ia g ft t S" Roan' manufacturers recop ich ho caused why ahoul?n.t h ring, concern- . ... . says: -After takc '? "> leliberation, I ,elp lh? newspapers Prank's guilt. trl,ne- A<1 vertl?lnK ? sty Is largely " co"?" K "1' s a matter of j "Woman is the neral prosperity which angels whisi i good thing ami to mankind; it is hi ;nize it. Now thoughts in the int , it is through her ht Southern man,,- an(] 8ympathy overl > seriously and klnd C hrist?the 11 spread the dor- j^nd?was satisfied .*111 increase the of life and He was b.?Spartanburg to rule over hum. medium through 1 1 1 ' 1 '!' per their messages I'KIXTIXCl er hand that plants PRIXTIXG eliectual vineyard; FHIXT1XO >art that hope, love PK1XTIXM low and bless man- tntlXTIXU iberator of woman- intlXTIXCt to teach the lessons ??iti vxixri a man. He chose *n hearts and re- 1 K,*TI>" V __ IMMV-T1V/1 xxews; ] We give you bei We give you be We give you ] others. We irive the low BECAUSE tter paper than others, tter work than others, prompter deliveries than rest nrirpa rnnuiutont wit I* 1 l.^u PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO ciue to the character Conley'a testimony, by < diet was evidently rea< language of the suprei case depends largely stantial evidence. In tion I cannot find who tive has allowed a man when the trial Judge > tied as to his cnilt ana of the negro which the ver- I |,oVE MY ;hed.' In the ne court, thin qj a- the airts the w upon eircum- I dearly like the v my investiga- F*or there the bonnie re the exeru- lhe la88ie ' Io> b' There wild v.ood- g to be hanged row, was not satis- And monte a hill i ? J~ i iuscu woriaiy pow? after Him, women J KAN. little children climl and the Ruler of ind can blaw, 'hat ,n H,n> "e >.egt Can woman find a lassie live, ' p*1: row, and rivera . <J>111LMI9' between; | it ana men followed , < washed Hla feet, PRINTING >ed upon His knees PRINTING the universe said . PRINTING was well pleased. I PRINTING higher calling?" PRINTING I PRINTING ??????i PRINTING TOCLO PRINTING I _______ i PRINTING good paper We have a mac) every line i We have a force keep the fc and therefc and work. line that sets type so that s true. that is second to none; we >rce to publish The News, >re do not have to charge printing ' printing printing printing printing printing printing i printing printing cated to the governor, to the doubt of the tr have the fact that two j supreme court say this been denied a fair trial "In view of these fa< ord, besides others, I i that the governor is and should fommntp t} i a\j guuiuiuui' mil nay anu mgnt n In addition Is ever wi' ray Jea lal Judge we , her ,he ^ justices of our \ see her Hweet an applicant has I hear her In the tun I hear her charm I , There's not a bonr .its in the ree- springs am persuaded Ry fountain. Rhaw, authorized to There's not a bonnie Hut minds me o' r, ly fancy's flight | when Tbemlstoc in- j his host at a dinn ? tain the gueata by l d 55? "P11?* that b? W efu' birds. Addle. *>"' ?? ? the air, town a great city, lie flower that nation many politlt "fiddlers,." but the , or green; Binan town a great bird that sings, I with orators f nv Jean let was asked by PRINTINC ler party to enter- PRIITINd flaying the lute, he PRINTING )uld not play the PRINTING jould make a small PRINTING We have in tills | PRINTING ilans who are good , PRINTING y cannot make a i puivtivo city. We are over- "JJJJ rho can play upon PR,NT!.._ for the hel| partment. Therefore, YC r ? The Lancas a p in the job printing de)U profit bv patronizing ter Publishing Co. rwrvTIXO PRIXTIXO ' PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO , PRIXTIXO \ PRIXTIXO PRIXTIXO taftfUMu. Leo M. Frank to life I especially as this does the verdict in the rase jury, but only substitut* prescribed by law for rr life imprisonment, for penalty of death." ftM Weakness iind I nv ~ " ? ?ROB imprisonment. not disturb xire<l, Aching >I?ih found by the Hard work, over 38 one penalty stiff. Bore muscles. S lurder that of lightly applied, a ll1 your soreness disapp the extr.me ..NothinK ever hel Sloan's Liniment. I ____ you enough," write user. Stops suffer! s r?T A ERT BURN8. thp Paasiona of th. ? ___ can't put brick an. oIch Relieved. ^ fl need but,dera. exertion, mean tb08e who bu lloan's Liniment power understand ttle quiet, and *,ory of a statesm ears like magic, and that It la bettei ped like your Rhould build a pu can never thank that be should bee. e people, but they* PRINTING d mortar together.;! PRINTING ij PRINTING! nger and thirst for PRINTING I that the highest PRINTING I an Is to construct,' PRINTING I r for a man that he PRINTING I blic hlgnway than ome Governor of a S start a plow than 2 I i 5 : : : 8 s 3 : : i i 3 a 3 8 w. 7t inr*rr-,r"r"r'r'rr,r" ? ? ? ? 1 j w w : rsnpssssRssSSE i m* mm ? """""" J* fl.MJ rntsTtso PRlNTlXfj p'lf\tl\o PRl\TI\fl prixtfxo prnrrnro X X X ? 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