The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 06, 1915, Page 6, Image 6
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MISSION OF SC
TO CLOTH!
(Continued from Pji
>UTH clad- and 25o,ooo.o?
3 WORLD \\hH* tbeen ostl,"att1<
Thmu ? the entire populate
THE LAN(
0 go naked and I house. But it w
;d that to clothe difficulty that I e
in of the entire j of about 100 per
:aster news, july 6,
as only after great ment, but the p
?ecured a reduction ed and require
cent on the country accurately. W
1915. "
rrad 6 "oeng- I j
d to grade that cotton ; y ' ; ?
'hy, think of the svs- I k. :
~ !
. ' V ^
out of the money mom
existed under the nat
act since 18t>:i except t
paying high interest
has he got except higl
from the railroads bu
profits of selling the
really costing the ori
Tlnthinff' Tho nrn>lnni
world at the presen
opoly that has per capita would re
ional banking bales of cotton of 5
he privilege of It is therefore plain
rates? What tion of cotton will
1 freight rates until the inhabited
lit out of the with the product of
public lands, cotton at 25 cents
iginal builders clothing known to
1 a t\f 1 h <> form micolon /\f t tin Cmil
t rate of pounds risk and also fro
quire 50,000,000?j cent' on all cott
.00 pounds each. Mouses; and 1 ha
that the produc-1 the future the rai
go on extending in state warehou
earth is clothed reduced,
our fields, for COTTON MUST
is the cheapest FARM 1
man. It is the . One of the mosi
Vi I/X 1 + It n .fltli *
iu 25 to 33 1-3 per teni of grinlfife,
on in state ware- bought ond sol
ve no doubt that in in the towns u
tes on cotton stored the way it is
ses will be further changes of this
, 100 bales thro
BE SOLD FROM or New York
TO MILL. ! cotton is tend<
t important features who tenders i
umin which cotton is I"" ~ )
dlnThe open niarket3 I ;
f South Carolina, and ...v..
practiced in the ex- ! T
s country. If you buy ^
ugh the New Orleans >a
exchange, and that \ \
sred to you, the man \
t is not permitted to
s !
I ; J .
5 I
4 f- . - u
STER* y?
must pay dividends oi
stock and over-capita!
talnly legislation conf
privileges is The found
great swollen fortune
try. The farmer has
every time he bought !
trace chain. These gi
the price of every sini
io ui i ii v tni tit unooivu ui inv uwui
ti the watered world, but if she it
lization. Cer- must be a reasonab
erring special land owner and the
ation of every Carolina, true to her
in this coun- past, is leading this
i contributed movement for stabili
i plow, hoe or cotton. Mr. W. P. G
reat trusts fix federal reserve boar
gle thing that last February to the
ii v\j v. iv i iic imv v.ujiiicviru n uu i
i to do bo there system?and it i
le profit for the tracted me more
laborer. South ?were the addil
traditions in the ferred by the las
great industrial authorising the c
Izing the price of gotiate loans and
. Harding, of the ton direct. Fortt
d, in an address siBtance of Mr. Hi
American Hank- satisfactory arrai
lit.' Dlftlt: ? iU f IIUllBf il, vuu
s this that has at- grade it; but t
than anything else ] terested grade,
ional powers con- J not know to '
>t general assembly longs. It is ca
ommissioner to ne- bers, and they
make sales of cot- ! slightest know
mately, with the as- !ship. Now, 3
arding, I have made Carolina, and <
lgements so far as ing is done by
are 1101 permuted to
hey have sworn, disinrs
and the graders do
ivhom that cotton,be- MO tflC
rrled to them on num- _ >
grade it without the Ol
ledge as to its owner- When a i
ou take it in South and gets his
every bit of the grad- Btfrt
the purchaser of the
r Lancaster
%
good salesman goes out after business, 1
shoes shined. Then he looka like more
toward getting it.
a community can go after more busine
4/ '
\ Message
I \ No. I
tie first puts on clean collar
business?and he's made a
bs?and get it. The "clean
is bought on the farm
Is the farmer to ha1
pricing what lie sells'
poly, however, does n
special legislation. G
us. He safeguarded its
climate and by soil. L
ture of every cotton st;
lead of South Carolin
the ha la nee of the wo
ers' Institute, said
ke no voice in agitation which we t
' Our mono- only thing worth w]
ot depend on cellent warehouse
od gave it to state." Later he ga
possession bv the leading financie
,et the legisla- city, in which he st
ate follow the Carolina was far in
a and say to thing which had beei
rid that from t,?>r slnto vi-nrohnnui
that out of the negotiating loans
tad last fall "the the great burden
hile was the ex- cotton planter Is
system in this men who net a ]
ve me letters to farmer and the m
rs of New York ton ship now tie<
ated that South prize court whos
advance of any- stated under oatl
1 attempted, and the vessel for $lf
j EVfitpm vt'oa u f roiwht Alt tMa /*?'
is concerned; but cotton. You 1
that rests upon the 1 him have youi
the many middle- not sell it at i
profit between the tender it on e<
[ill. There is a cot- j interestedly ai
1 up in the French if there is one
e owners recently i 1,000 that is I
i that they bought i lina in the oj
15,000 and that the farm that wlie
1 cull U
coiiar ana 81
lave either got to let homes, the
r cotton that way. or local pride c
ill. When he goes to merchants' i
untract It Is done disul
I doubt exceedingly
bale of cotton out ot
lought in South Caro>en
market from the . '
and pure hi
n the buyer comes to cheap in the
niny 6 noes 01 mis town are tne well-pain
fresh, clean-looking buildings. The pari
annot be put in figures?but its good effei
sale sheets. Buy good paint. We recotr
itch Boy Lej|^ W
nseed oil. We know of nothing else so
! long run. We sell all other paint necesi
ited stores, the bright, cheery
t paint plays in building: up
ct? are recorded on the local
imend and sell
kite Lead
> satisfactory, so lasting and
series as well. Get in touch
now henceforth and fo
intend to have a mono
monopoly product. PI
in a position to make
threat, and the victor
What chance have
millions, scattered o
states, in a contest witt
cial capital? What th
rever we. too, model for the other
poly price for 1 feel that I can a
lace ourselves South Carolina will <
this no idle Our little state has a
y is won. and has played her pi
unorganized great national crisis,
ver thirteen Rutledge delivered li
i expert flnan- the convention whi
e people can- constitution and frt
states to follow, for the vessel. T
ssure him that traeted for deliv<
Jo her full duty, twenty-two cents
glorious history, surance was about
art w'ell in every I do not know v
In 1787 John farmer for the co
lis ultimatum to bought early I gu
ch framed the a half cents. Thii
>m that time to profit of about ei
ic vaifsu nuuiu yav ovl1 **- uic n
he cotton was con- profit on the gi
jry in Germany at the price that
a pound. The in- cotton,
two cents a pound. ! The South h;
ihat was paid the utilizing the vi
tton, but as it was incident to han
ess around six and poly crop, to m
s would leave a net nam power in
ght cents, or forty ; tion. I hnvp h
in lie uoesn't mak? a with us todi
rading over and above
he pays you for the
as it in her power, bv " "~
r.8t commercial credit 'i+'l
dling this great mono ?
ake herself the doml o IT S
finance and civiliza- ^ ^
ppn polloH a A .U
BENNETT TERRY C
FOR SALE BY
BAD ENOUGH
IOMPANY.
TO COOK I
not do for themselves 1
within the province an
tl.e government to do f<
government helps the c
himself. This is not s<
patriotism. T care not
call it paternalism or 11
ternalism than agri
proverisliment. Better
should wear the crown i
ndividually is the day when her <
(1 tlie duty of oveturned by war he
>r them. The patent in the council
itizen to help God speed the day t
Dcialism; it is petty jealousies and
whether you her statesmanship v
ot; better pa- national policies. S
cultural im- South, not only polit
that cotton triallv. In 1835 she
Df a kinir than lino of railrr.n.l in
civilization was dollars a bale, to
r voice has been more than the fa
s of this nation, received,
vhen, forgetting ' Three years ag<
I small politics, per in which it
ill again shape planter in Texas j
he once led the of cotton, with a
ically but indue- ope, and requestei
had the longest to write and tell
>1*3 \fnplrl o n?l ?'<?p < ? *
i the speculators? | and 1 wish that
riner who grew it ' my place anion
] of this world.
> 1 saw a Texas pa- I mine to pierce
was stated that a look into the
>ut a note in a bale ; I only stumble i
n addressed envel- I see but dimly,
il the manufacturer as I am concert
him what he paid all that 1 can
..... ?..i ?- - 1
? ?.T-au.Tn., rnese
I were worthy to take j -
E the great dreamers jj s
But the gift is not i' }
the veil of doubt and *\
face of unborn time. >
and falter in darkness, j
and I feel that, so far
led, 1 have done about c
ever do in this great '\
Mot Mays Without Having
What to Cook.
HERE'S A TEMPTING
New Irish Potatoes,
Cabbage and
Mixed Pickles,
to Worry About } \
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LIST
iS1
Beans. ;;
n ,
the shackles of a slave
Shall we have the con
one brave blow for a i
tem of political econom
South continue to crin
to an ever-invading n
Our lands are an unv
sible sort of security;
duct of our land, cott
>. when the war came
irage to strike for the Blue Ridge
righteous sys- West. In 1765, wli
y, or shall the were considering whi
ge and cower sue. South Carolina
loney tryanf declaring for contint
.iehly, inipos- was the real beginni
but the pro- lution and the found
on, is always eral constitution und
v?*v v/1 ?u, nuvi n/l IMC vuiiuu ni
! was preparing of'goods into whit
railroad to the and the profi*s h<
len the colonies on it . In a few m
it course to pur- i back from Germa
led the way by stated that the nu
mtal unity. This cents a pound ft
ng of the Revo- giving the clans o
ation of the fed- it was converted,
er which we are they expected to
nit- nun, ine kiiu: work, and til
ch it was converted take it np ar.<
? expected to make success. Hot
lonths a reply came | "Dreams are a
nv, in which it was that he true tl
an had paid sixteen } "What matt
:>r the cotton, and icism?
f goods into which ; "This world
and saying that most part of
make a profit of never eivc ?!?
at others must soon *
I carry it forward to<o
bert Kaufman says, i i
rchitects of fact." If "|
hen , (
ers sneers and syn- * |
f
is made up for the <
those who take but
< rina i?? #>11 u..i r
Sweet an*
Sardines and Herring
in Tomat(
The Very Best Brands
Welch's Grape Juice
Pints and
Post Toasties and
Other <
National Biscuit Co.'s
T?..
[1 Sour. :
) Souce \ I
\\ 1
! | |
Quarts j \ ]
j ; |
Cereals '
* * 3
?T,_. HI
convertible into gold a
notice. The remedy is
cotton into a negoti
The state warehouse c
an ideal form of credi
they come into general
impart an nrtiflcial ye
acre of cotton land a
South rich in the ne:
vears bevond our wildei
t a moment's today living. She 1
to transform take this bold step,
able security the thirteen colonies
ertilicates are stitutional governm
t, and when the great historian
use they will South Carolina for
ilue to everv The last blood of the
nd make the shed upon South Ca
xt twenty-five after the British ha
st dream v
kvas the first to about three hund
and the first of manufacture of tl
to form a con- mer received aln
ent. Bancroft, he stated in the ]
, declares that ton; so that there
med the Union, pound, thirty-live
i Revolution was went in profits a
rolina soil; and or eight middled
captured Bos- tween that farmc
,1 nuilnd .1. ' J- "
Ired dollars on the irig naught, w!
le cotton. The far- grudge a cheei
>ut nine cents?so j "Wherefore
letter?for the cot- have been i-o
> was seven cents a , from the brok?
dollars a hale, that 1 "Makers of
nd expenses to six fought for big
men standing he- pires and high
>r and the cotton "Grief has
?e ill an, Dill ?PHT- ^
:o cheer a grudge but hr*
the paths of progress i'! ? ,. -?.
bs of blood dropped (' [ __V
*n hearts of dreamers, j ** (
empires, they have
ther things than emer
seats than thrones, j j
only streaked their Vr*'.l:*>*')M
r u
of Canned
ill* Appetite is Fickle Just
j have the Foods that Will
EDWARDS & H
I AM AM
ii L<;ne. : \ i
I Goods i j 1
<;
Remember That !!
Tempt You. +
ORTON ||
H
CONTRACTION OF VI
OVjERPRODUC
We ask no favor or tli
except a free field and
We expect nothing exr
earn by honest toil; bu
the right of any clasi
dits which we crea
our market and to delii
tEDITS, NOT from Camden to Cow
TION. Mountain was the re
le government ground that ended i
I a fair tight, of Cornwallis at Yc
^ept what we the war ended, Soul
it we do deny the largest creditor
3 to use the she had furnished mr
te to destroy < to the cause of inii
ier us over to any other state in th
Li i imau *ip.. u, .11111 in ucnuany.
puns and <U ,'s reason in the wo
al bloody battle proper facilities,
n the surrender warehouse eonuni
irkt'own. When from a state ware
ih Carolina was tion in South Ci
state, because cotton mill anyw
>re actual money We have daily rep
lependence than the ottice from e\
e Union. the state, which a
;now( mere is no heads with si
>rld why, with the greyed their he
I could not as "Dreamers i
ssioner, sell cotton seekers of the
house on a planta- Truth?
urolin direct to a "Through al
here in the world, of destiny call
orts that come into broken vasts,
ery warehouse in f "They dare
re laid on mv desk r>?niio
lver, but has never mmmmmmmmm
>PeS. grnm?m?mm
are argonauts, the
priceless fleece of
1 the ages the voice
s them from the un- Imi
uncharted seas, be- |
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? W /T? W /f* /i x / ? ^
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antagonistic interests,
us about the law of sv
mand. Cotton sold in
the streets in October
It is now bringing tw
and this difference of
lies in the extension of
the demand for cotton.
It is not so often o
They talk to STATE SYSTEM
ipply and de- When the South <
my town on ture, in its extra ses
at five cents, state warehouse bill,
ice as much: ed to put it in open
100 per cent palled at the magnit
credit, not in and the small means
I feel that 1 can toda;
verproduction ,)e a success, because,
A SUCCESS. every morning,
'arolina legisla- number of bales c
sion, passed the of each bale and i
and I was select- was a ship in Chai
ition I was ap- a compress in Cc
ude of the task house facilities, ]
at my command, from every count;
y say that it will bring it at one r3
, through the aid compress in Colu
?? a it
that disclose the chart.
>f cotton, the grade , "With only (
ts weight. If there mast and no
rleston, and we had dreams, they
ilumbia, and ware- for the far blii
I could sell cotton i "Their brail
y in the state, and ' human mirucb
te of freight by the their spires sta
mbia, have it com- golden crosses
- mo mutters oi the i mm
loth of courage at the
compass save their
sail away undaunted
ul shores.
is have wrought all
?s; in lace of stone
ib the skies and their ?
kiss the sun. *
h
3tir Stationftfv I
aa c**\.
n S^vIa
luuuii as contract i
and faulty distribution
for lower prices. St
that the production of (
kept pace with the cons
uses are found for it e
has almost supplanted 1
It leads in the preat i
vance, and it can he nis
fair return to those wl
on 01 credits " "<i?tcu me ?y ,*jr.
i that make been able to rommai
atistlcs prove ?f the great financie
otton has not ,r>*. who have expre
umption. New as being satisfied tha
ach year. It house receipt puts
Aool and silk. gotiable form. Ther
industrial ad- whatever in obtainiii
ide to bring a lowest rate of inte:
10 nroduce it warehouse receipt.
Maiding, i nave pressed and go
lid the attention the ship from tl
rs of this roun- there to the cottc
ssed themselves or Kngland, end
t the state ware- touched by any o:
cotton into ne- would have to do
e is no difficulty it that the grade
ig money at the .the standard, enC
rest on a state below, have a In
\vrk!ll?l unnliU. pi
direct on board of , "A great sh
ie caiB, and from stricken to <
m mill in Germany shivers, trembl
it would never be for help, that
ne else. All that 1 Mashes hundrci
would be to see to j seas, because ]
s came fully up to j "Wings of ct
I, in case they fell and add the li
'.siness system that to the human
Ip a few months ago, ; __
rleath by an iceberg,
es and groans. A cry matters
mystery the \vireles3 fully C<
:1s of miles across the cry? "5
Marconi dreamed. things :
invas now beat the air Come t<
dghways of the eagle
paths. f /
proper use of writing materials is i
as correct deportment For that r
>gnizant of, is it not well for you t
rou will find it probably just what
in paper and envelopes. We carry
> us for stationery.
\MrACTrD ni
mm ^ &
as important in tocl&l
cason, which yon are
o look at onr stationyon
want?the latest 3
the old standbys too.
>rr/"? rn
From the socks on on
hats on our heads, fro
to overcoat it is eottoi
one hundred million i
United States today, am
able it is not oxtravaga
they would each use
worth of cotton ovary
would consume the enti
r feet to thi* 1 ani encouraging
m undershirt oarh community to L
u. There are on their own farms, i
leople in tli?-? the fall months, v.h
1 if they were cotton (Joes not show
lit to say that U8e these receipts tc
ten dollars a"d pay their debts.
year. This can be extended, as 11
re crop of the 'n,? other states
the farmers in make reclamation
hi lid warehouses whom the cotton
lnd then, during were done, I ha
en the price ot' that in time of i
a fair profit, to at least three cei
> hoi row money value of every b
If the system that would amoun
ow seems likely, state of South
of the South, an $15,000,000. Of
u ivi (su until uii'i i tine man c
from the party for jkite from the t
was sold. If that , by the fire see
ve the calculation : steam from th
jeace it would add of Franklin, V
its a pound to the dreds of oth<
ale of cotton and globe with bai
it in one year in the nihilated space
Carotin; to about "The phono
course I realize the 5 a sou a re box. f
irew lightning with a
louds; another sitting 8prtagto mo<
s the steady escape of
e kettle. The dreams '
ya.tts, Morse and hunsrs
have girdled the' 4
uds of steels and an- j ^
graph, a disc of wax, :
i f p\v* anrlniro ? nAA''1 'v 1
uft/iJiLii ur
k.
0
DUNG
m Tnv
IUU CI/.
Coolest Plnre n Town.
1
i n11(mi states and leav
the balance or the woi
mers of the South hold
situation. Wall street
the future cotton they
the mills can not spin
cotton that Wall stree
can't clothe people wit
tracts. We have the a
and it is snot cotton >
' nothing for nuer-state board car
1(1. The far- a minimum price a
Hip key to thu that it will not lie 11
can sell all se" another bale of <
please, but rost of production,
i the kind of It' the state war
t sells. Yon never done anything
b p. per con duce insurance rates
ictual cotton; 1,na would be w<
ir>? dollars to nil the
i be formed and fact and expect t
greed upon, so far-reaching as th
ecessary ever to the most st~enu<
cotton below the cause every mlddl
i directly or inc
ehouse bill had would fight bitter
; else except re- sort. They don't
i in South Caro-1 long run it is best
>rth millions of lie, themselves
nf tl.lo i I -?
l.at any system as and a throat <
at would meet with voice swells 01
jus opposition, be-I and sweet, to
e man who is either j singer has r
lirectly concerned j whence he cj
ly a change of that Hdlson dreamt
realize that in the "What woul
for the entire pub- fancy or of fat
included, that we which men hat
? fW
of brass?n (Jod-hewn 1
it caught whole, clear,'
last for ages after the
eturned to the dust 12?^???
ime, and nil because
2d.
d this world he of
;t were hands all with
:1 to build? I^s.
ton, which is king.
Souh has to do is to pu
situation to hold the
mand a lair price for i
later these millions of
tracts that are now beii
cotton exchanges of N
fall due, and then spe<
come to us for the spc
wv ?? I VUl- F?v
All that tho 1 have had more troi
t herself in a Sl,1*ance rates than ai
crop and de- ne('ted with the oper
t. Sooner or There was a (
future con- between a warehouse
UK sold in tho an<' 'n a fourth-claw
pw York will country warehouse tl
emulators must $3.50, while in a fo
?t cotton. where there were no
w. iina Diuio. j Iiuvu :uiue minor
ible with the in- linn and market!)
lythinR else con- j GRADES MUSI
ation of the sys- There is anotty
listinction made ted States govern
e in the country ed standard yrad
s town. On the yet every year tl
le rate would be and buyers in t
urth-cluss town. South take millio
waterworks and ets of the Deoule
in system of hand- I "Your very
iK our cotton crop. the land a dr<
r BE LICENSED. tnres on its wi
(r thliiK: The Uni- dreamer's aoul
ment has establish- "They are t!
les for cotton, and | the men who n
le cotton exporters daKe on their
svery state in the "Cowardice
ns out of the pock alone keep us
hv RVHtomullKiillo <<1/ ?..? u
homes are set upon
jomer found; the picills
are visions from a / / *
he blazers of the way. III
ever wear doubt's ban- ' ' ' '
eyes. v wt
and lack of faith can \a/
from the chosen goal.
E are placed in an excepti
Doxition as regard* /t/iu/
I
,
ionally fortunate
tr4/ \X/? ran
SOUTH CAROLINA
LEADER.
The population of the
mated at about l,500f0(
About 500,000,000 r<
clothes; 750,000,000 i
rWrj-30? >>Z *?nii| >UIM aq*. t
U *J!0 at)
ia Pl? '|iijJjpno.? a
rtrnt*o triAi uar .xv . <
ALWAYS A "? morP Protect,o?
than in the country,
! world is esti- >,e 11,75 per
>0,000 people. out *oin,i! lnto the
"gularly wear I 9Un,nce companies w
tre partially r,':,|ize 'he superior!
_ fisk of a statrt ware
pi?e were prompt to offei
?f 10 per cent P? hi
against the fire undergrading cotl
the rate would [ shipped cotton fr
1 dollars. With- to New York to h
details, the in- tract there, and 1
ere all <|uick to grades given me
ty in the moral cotton exchange w
house, and they above that of the
r us a reduction town of Kennettf
indred on cotton be some law passe
uii/ Aft uui m*ni
ton. 1 myself have dream enoug
om South Carolina enough we car
ie delivered on con- on the foot of
In one Instance the before.
by the New York "Walls crun
'ere sixty-five points the tidal wave
local buyers in the fortress from t
?vllle. There must nations drop f
id that will not only and only thins
i? uv strong and ir we
h, and dream Iiard g\]pp
\ tread the path whore*
man hath never gone JTOU
sure
ible and empires fail;
sweeps in and tears a SUft
he rocks. The roMing
rom off time's boughs i
s dreamers make live *
* ? --O r
>ly you with the finest in t
want a nice, tender chicken,
you come to us for it. W<
t we will please you in eve:
Hitv Mpat IV/
/ V ^
he market. If
for example, be
i are absolutely
rything.
?mv| wm
**9 J.UOM S9fP*U0M 10ino
i hi n stuif warenouBe
'??<; 910 *?*?0 i in * private or corpor
over that stored adopt the deflnit
ate-owned ware- j ards of the Unl
e and fixed stand - j "They are tl
ted States Rovern- | their vansala a
tie eternal comjuerers'.
re the years."
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