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/ 2 ANNUAL MEETING OF AMERICAN PLOWMEN I jjfe || By Peter Radford. >. "back to The National Farmer!' Union will i* *? sion ' '' iold its annual convention In Lincoln jJi~ ' facca a; Nebraska, on September seventh, and ~ ? ~ ^r will round out the eleventh year of " ',on ask" i to t Ms view Ito I- . - * - uvmhiivb in iuu iiueresi oi iue iu.ii?-itu uau 'i: i;::..c snHl i American plowman. When that con* iroqu-url. -.r sts vention is called to order every farm- '"J" ^sVeiting t!i er in America .should pause and bow if UIlV such there 1 his head In honor of the men gath- j, js tri,., jn tlie jeg tred there to render a patriotic and ra v. inter there were few inseltish service to agriculture. That tiir.n usual, b .* a considerat organization, born in the cotton fields there is still r< ason for muc of Texas, has grown until geograph- more or le.-s o, a majoritv ically it covers almost the whole of Mono\er. the idea that the United States and economically not se*ni ,to ',rlevaU i" lhe ? . . . . " seem to cherish a notion tin It deals with every question m which between the ,^iftads and th the wellare of the men wl o bare railroads are able to tali their backs to the summer sun are act as attorney for the peoj involved. It has battled for a better to the railroads. It requires marketing system, rural credits, cheap arc entitl d to justice cquall money, diversification, scientific pro- have not received >t and ai iuction, agricultural legislation and proof. That they have pract aas carried on its work of education ( C{^Ztun<Aon therefore 1: 4nd cooperation in season and out. mugt p,ect whcther lhc ,crvi< The Farmers' Educational and Co- sated or not: and it requires operative Union of America brings in the long run the service w the question of organization squarely The natural competition before every farmer in this nation. tf> perform ttrst-class servlcf wnnout organization the farmers can much "jore than .t was wil neither help themselves nor be helped ^possible and no laws, howe by others and through organization and systematic effort all things are possible. NO CHANCE FOR THE Bl The farmers of the United States contribute more ami get less from Valuables Are Safe in the \ government than any other class of Offices of J. Pierpont M< business. They have better securities and Company. and pay a higher rate of Interest than any other line of Industry. They The world's cleverest cracks market more products and have less on their mPttle. They are de to say in fixing the price than any safe behind the doors of whic ather business and they get more told treasures, which can t political buncombe and less construe- blown open. Even the most live legislation than any other class iyridite shell, fired from a af people. The farmers can only ac- would have little effect, so far tulre such influence In business, in jn^ ^be gafe was concerned. T government and in economics as will whlch ,g reaHy an impregnab enable them to share equitably the haB ,ately been bulk ln the , fruits of their labor through organlza- j pterpont Morgan & Co. tion and every farmer on American York. und cost altogether $20 eoU who desires to help himself and th,9 sum neRr,y half WRfl exp, his fellow plowmen should rally ' the door The latter clrcular , around the Uhlon. ,H eIeven feet ?lx lncheR ln 1 and forty-five and one-hall I thick. It is made of armor p pni ITipA 1 fiOQQIPQ I same as that UBed in the com WLi I luML UUOOir O of modern battleships, and v stand any nttack. In spite of so delicately Is the door poi When one class of people has any- | It swings as nicely adjuster thine tn nftv It h?? .-?i~ """ wvwimo : luutcuiciiib tin tne wotkb or t the custom to make a political Issue chronometers. When closed out of It instead of a friendly discus- no conceivable way In whic sion, to print It in a law book Instead tack it. It is proof against to of a newspaper and to argue It be- plosive, and when the door s\v fore a Jury Instead of to settle It in ! its place not even the air is the higher courts of Common Sense, get in. This prevents the I As a result, political agitators, pollt- | tlon of any explosive of a II fccal lawyers, political preachers and ture. This wonderful safe masculine women are powerful in locked by twenty flvo-inch plu politics and dissension, selfishness, in- > bolts, each of which is conti tolerance and hysterics run rampant combination locks, which in to public affairs, for when the low, controlled by a time lock ha\ damp, murky atmosphere of mlsun-1 movements, any one of which derstandlng envelops public thought mit the opening of the com It breeds political reptiles, vermin, | locks. Another remarkable v Dugs and lice which the pure air of i been completed in a bank In truth and the sunshine of understand- j Canada. It consists of a holl teg will choke to death. ( made of hardened steel and We have too many self-appointed measuring thirty feet in eac interpreters of industry who are in- tlon This vault has two sect eapable of grasping the fundamental 1 upper section being for the uj principles of business and who at best public as a safety deposit ve can only translate gossip and add the lower for the storage of th color to sensational stories. No busi- ' currency and securities. A ness can stand upon error and might j solid steel separates the two roles?right or wrong. No industry The vault Is guarded by a can thrive upon misunderstanding, steel door ten feet in diamet for public opinion is more powerful and one-half feet thick and 1 than a King's sword. forty-one tons, which is ope When prejudice, suspicion and closed by electric motors. \ class hatred prevail power gravitates j precautionary devices are si Into the hands of the weak, for dema- different alarms are sounded ??t>?eo n.n.o uyuu uianeuBiuQ ana slightest tampering with the < statesmen sicken upon strife. ?.?. The remedy lies in eliminating the UIPU DDIPC cnD cnt middleman?the political gossip?and MI?M this result can be accomplished by ; the managers of business sitting r v? ousand Dollars Is Ai around the table of Industry and talk- * e Canary-Bullfinch Calle tug it over with the people. Inter- 'White Rose." shaage of information between indus- ... .... trtes and the people is as necessary Thft ref?n international bi to success in business as interchange ha* P,rov,ded some astonish!; in commodities, for the people can and ^ures regarding the i only rule when the public under- ^ngbinis. There are nearly . Hands. Away with political Interpret- dred c.asses of canaries. T srs who summon evil spirits from ran b? or '^ncashl their prison cells and loose them to (ie* ?' Yorkshire, variegated prey upon the welfare of the people ""flighted clear, cross bred in the name of "My Country." *e,f or fou <;0?vey? very Httl average mind, but leaves one Ing at the variety of chlrpli creatures whose feathers ar '""~~ """??n conceivable shade of yellow PHILIP One marvels at the va _________J, birds that could be kept i Philip, the Macedonian king, while Fine*1*8- i'nnets redpoles, . ... _ . . ' robins, wrens, stonechats. t nrowflv with Wino o/oa trvinw ? *****i-w i * _ ...... ... w i re,jatart?, and long-tailed, sho and the prisoner after sentence wu UIIed d rre8tfid vartet, pronounced exclaimed. I appeal. of them ln every size, from th, to wbora do, appRa'? humming bird to the plump quired the astonished monarch. I cookatoo>al, v!e for popularity appeal from Philip drunk to Philip {o ^ at hag been the n sober," replied the prisoner, and the of thg cftnary king granted the request and at a re- And thegfl Mt]e blrdg arft , hearing gave the prisoner his liberty. | chftftp A few dol,ar9 w{11 b The people drowsy with the wine of but on the other ban discord ofttimejj pronounce a verdict would be asked for a gorgeo on public questions which they reverse HOn blrd of paradise, or fii.OOC in th'jir more calm and deliberate mo- Canary.bullflnch '"White Ros cionls. The next best tiling to make- most expensive songbird ru; r?o is to correct tbem world rtw.-.- ? - - . . '4- ? * , vHBT7 THE LANCASTER NEWS JULY 30, 191i ___________________ THE UliU s IBLIC FORUM |ti"-""u""""v, ?^? ?1The education oi p p Riolzaw sirl, aside from conq C.. l~. nifJltsy ments of grammar lations of Railroads and People it's." writes Octavia 5 industrial leaders of this nation are talking to ju Southern Womm'f !c face to face through the columns of this paper. di8ts of being able to e was when if a corporation had anything to say )n the parlor, play pi eople they sent a hired hand, whispered it through piano, harp or guitai r or employed a lobbyist to explain It to the legls- French or other fo >ut the men who know and the men who do are pajnt a "piece" or tw :ing over the fence to the man who plows. canvas, and work a s n the leading business men of this nation get stitch a mere smatt > the soil" with their problems, strife and dlssen- tion. apparently. I disappear, for when men look into each other's gut ^jg Nvas not I smile there is a better day coming. ; <)ther and mope ,mp E. P. Ripley. president of the Santa Fe Railroad. suitod to tho euviro? s in reference to relations existing between the , iyu yOUtj, aionp i,ne, i'.e: : -:ts to the effect that these relations are 1 eluded in the rnoaeri li'.raa . Voting has parsed and that public seuti- ucntion. The Soutl l> railroads fairly. As yet this change in public jirst ol all, taught 1110 )o. is not effective in results. ' ... :Islatures of the southwestern states during the Y1-' ' er unreasonable and unronsc- itig laws passed published abroad sc.". ion of tlie host?', bills inti -i:,,.,.,! _ - ..... wvi\.vvu ruv/iio I uai h disquiet even though they were defeated by the railroads have been harshly Irented d-<s NOTIC E <11- El fTtees of the State Railroad Commissions which > ? it their bu%ine?-s is uot to act a- an arbitrator of Cotton Weighers e people, but which proceed on the theory that lleath Springs an ;e care of themselves and that their duty is to st \TT" OF SOI iH C >!e even though in so doing they deny justice ' ' no argument to demonstrate that the railroads * ounty ot Lane y with other citizens and taxpayers. That they Notice is hereby g re not receiving it is perfectly susceptible of | suant to law, an elc ically no recourse in the courts has also been | ordered by \ s to be h August lOih, 1015 5 that the people, through their representatives, hours of 7 a. m., and res of the railroads shall ho adequately compen- purpose of electing ( no fortune teller or soothsayer to predict that for the towns of Lj ill take the class that i* paid for and no better. Springs and Kershaw between the railroads and the natural desire I ty subject to the rule > has heretofore resulted in giving the public j Democratic primary, ling to pay for. Continuation of this will be ! partics voting in sail ver drastic, can long srec^ntdish the impossible." i growers or buveri ? rectly or indirectlyr a -_ ii.T.inr quired to take an oatl IDPI Af WISE PROVISIONS OF NATURE voted for no other i KuLAI election within the cc Nutritive Conditions Such That Mar. The towns of I.s faults ? l# Enabled to Live in Any Springs and Kershai Jrflan Part of Earth, only voting places, t of the votes cast nt vr Two studies recently made by Eu shall he necessary t j men arc ropean scientists illustrate the range a,ul if no candidate fled by a ln uutrltive conditions to which the ^Hy a second e h lin nn . 4 .. 1# held between the twr h lie un human bei?g can adapt himselL ceivln* the largest n lever be jQ oue caae an Eskimo on the Island on August 17th. 19 powerfu of di8CO western Ureenlaud con- voting at one place I big gun 8ume<i tn one day nearly four pounds niarv shall be permit as open boiled meat corresponding to 85 different place In I his safe gram8 ot nitrogen and 218 grams ol mary. Each randidt ile vault fat This Is said to be far below the quired to file with tl ifflces ol reconl figure among these people, whe 'V.' ''"J 11? of N. . * * i . j the result of the eleci 0 000 Ol eat Ver> large 8 ! irreg,ular ^ a fee of Five ($5.< * somewhat infroQuent intervals. cover expenses, etc. snded on indigestion and other nutritive dis fee mugt be ' f\\e& no In shape orders, however, are rare ajnong them, o'clock Monday. Au? dlametei aQd tbeir physical endurance and re- The following are r inche? 8istance to cold is very high. The way ed managers for salr ilate, the above extraordinary meal was uti- Lancaster J. Pav structlon uzej by this Eskimo was found to V' rill with . ver- satisfactory Heath Springs?A ita size T ' ?atisiacior>. Berry Moblev, Zed T ?ed thM The ?ther 8tUd>' Wa8 ?f a maQ Kershaw?R. F. j . , * Copenhagen "who was able to main- gowell. W. L. Croxto j? tain himself ln excellent nutritive The managers are he nnest equilibrium and muscular efficiency the name of each vol there is - . -i through long periods of months, not is cast and to admini h to at j merejy days, on a diet essentially com- ing oath: "Do you o or ex-1 posed of potatoes and inarKarlo." *hat you are a qualifh ngs ntc j pour pounds of potatoes were eaten bounty of Lancaster, ,ab,a to daily, yielding 3.62 grams of digest- ?[ b">er- "f ttonIntroduc , ,, , ... .. , directly, and have no quid na 1 lble Uitr"gen -Jicb w,ltb thQ mar?arln other weigher at thi ' 1 amounted to 3,900 calories. j p ( oor a when hard work had to be per-j Coun: ngH^8 ?r formed this man ate eight pounds of I T. Y. 00 3 potatoes with liberal additions of fat,, JNO. 1 turn,aro so that the entire energy content was; J. E. "in ?Ur brought up to 5,000 calories with 10: J- R- S ?\ per" grams of digestible nitrogen. No dlla- County C< ' "if h?K tation ?' the stomach was found to au aK result from these monster meals. ow^ube Such curlORlt,e8 of literature of Lancaster & Che cement. D^l0n,8l P!y sh?W the g,reat ad*p!; Schedule in ELect 1 - "J. ability of the human organism, which , rPP | has enabled man to live in every re- Eastern i Mwjf the1 K,on the earth. It is needless to WESTBOI iult and Hay that neitber tbe maxlmun? nor tbe Lv. Lancaster . . .6 ' ., minimum of any nutritive element is Lv. Fort Lawn ..6 e an a desirable. The normal individual lives Lv. Rascomvllle .6 ?".r ? in the safe medium. i kv? Rlchburg ... .6 sections. . Ar. Chester 7 circular j _ j EASTBOT er, thref ; COULD NOT SEE THE FUTURE ! Lv. Cheater .... 9: weighing J Lv. Rlchburg ... 9 ned and Two Men of Great lnventlvo Abl?t Lv. Bascomville .10 then all Who Had Not the Qu.?t Lv. Fort Lawn ..10 et three i nf Crtr-.ioh* Lancaster ...11 by thpl ot Fore,!ght- Connections?Chea loorq ' k. . am . ern, Seaboard and Ca rs. Infrequently great Inventors do i western Hallways. , no comprehend the significance of the 1 Fort Lawn with JGBIRC thing they have produced. An Inter- L lenRailway. ! esting anecdote of two famous men of Lancaster ,wth Sot iked for Hclence whose foresight did not equul P- M< d the their inventive ability follows. ? \\ hen Hertz first began to obtain ???________ satisfactory results from his now fa- __ _ _ rd show mous researches into the possibility ng facts transmitting electric waves, certain jfjf fffff | /alue of men science suggested that some one hun- ^ay similar vibrations might serve to ! .. , , . lat they transmit messages through space. ' Already tniS Ire, Bor- Lertz laughed at the hypothesis, and Farmers' Mutll lizard, assured all comers that his expert- called on to pa crested! meats wero for laboratories only. UuildingH wreck le to the Now- after ft few ah?rt years, it U j Our policies c marvel- harcl to a single issue of a dally WINn nnH I 1 ng little Paper that does not record some note- ; A i j e every worthy example of the use of wireless 1 Addrf telegraphy. I 'D. E. BONI rlety of Levassor was the great engineer Yorkville us pets. wh? sketched the automobile with tomtits, such skill that his design has not been ? mbblers, materially changed to this day. After] * rt-talled. Levassor accomplished his historic trip hbh es of all from Paris to Bordeaux and return, at s minute the dizzy speed, of about fifteen miles m NOTIC arnriat an hour. his admirers save him a Hh which up banquet. During the toasts, one of'^| , me an<* lonopoly them, stirred by the epirlt of the oc- ^^| Plain "ow * was casion. rose and enthusiastically called H Jf,*" ?ff a Heve' til quite ?n the assembly to drink to the ap- without pain k uy most proachlng day when carriages should tentlon from bu id $2,500 travel at the speed of sixty miles an H one need suffer 11s crtm- hour. Devassor turned to his near- ^^| disease when tl; i for the est neighbor and asked In a quick cure ran be had l6>' the undertone, "Why Is It that after every H !n South Carolin in the banquet some people feel, called on K. M. JO; i to make fools of themselves?"?Lea H ^ou,e "* ' Inventions illustrees. 3. Ol'Tii. | 4ons of marriage and death. Iltr se picture in the papers was uuthink- * I Education Fifty able, arJ few there were, even sh K? among the brilliantly endowed, so IV the Southern t>0ld as to venture into print except l>? uering the rudi- under cover of a noin de plume. The and the "three gifted South Carolina lady of the 118 Sollicotfer Bond, regime who has contributed "The i Magazine, con- Recollections of a Rice Planter" to sing acceptably modern literature -under her own leastngiy 011 tne| signature, many years since her|of r, speak a little| world was turned topsy turvy by the] ** reign language,| wheel of fortune in the 'OO's. repre-1 of 0 on velvet and i * lauipler in cross. ? HUSBAND R] ortant training,! imen. of South-' A. V s not always in-1 E | h-- f. , A"* 1 ^ 1 scheme ol ed-j ^L^JLoXv hern girl was, desty,, from the ???? e might not be ^er pQ(|r years 0{ Discouraging 1 1 ,e on the occnan Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave ' i lection. Up in Despair. Husband Ca for I.nncnster,! Came to RetCM. id Kershaw. I do AROLINA, i ca aster. :iven that, pur- Catron, Ky.?In an interesting letter l'r' eld?on T^osdaV, trom this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock , between the writes 35 follows: "1 suffered for four trc 4 p. m., for the | otton weighers years, with womanly troubles, and during Ca inoaster. Heath , In said coun- this time, I could only sit up for a little j m< s governing the v;hiie an(j could not walk anywhere at ye except that all ' I election shall -n. At times, I would h2?e severe pains su s of cotton, di- 1 ind shall be re- ?n my left side. so veWHier'1 at 'said Tlie doctor wa8 031,6(1 ln? and hls treat" >unty. 1 ment relieved me for a while hut 1 m< incaster, Heath v shall be the 5000 confined to my bed again. After | Ad] !eh voting Jplace ^ nothing 10 do rae any good, j ft o an election, receive a ma lection shall be umber of votes 15. No person in the first prited to vote at a M-** the second prl- N -o / ite shall be re- .? / le county board ,>V pledge to abide lion, and to pay v^3 This pledge and I later than FNHHV ^ L required^ to list and a grower, | v=*== Dec. 27. 1914. BETTER O ime. ,ND- "\/F.S! Iain doing sotS-5:i!$S!!! I a NKW PERKEC1 47am?4:28pm H NEW PERFECT ?oaS-5i"SS I stove this summer." 'ooam?6:4 spn.i " It bakes bread so richl 45am?7:27pm : dellClOUS DlSCUltS ? SI 00am?7:38pm cake." 30am?7:55pm ooam?8:25pm The secret is the curre ter with South- n roiina & North passing continually ov food?drying out the s Seaboard Air . ting sogginess, an ex< ithern Railway of the N EYV PERFE ;LURE. Supt. . Whh a Npw pEp CookstoveandaNEW Oven you can have a c< jiurm all summer INo woo to carry; no smoke or spring, the The NEW PERFE( al has been gas stove. It is reai iy, Needs no priming, ed by Wind. i A u 1 over FIRE, and 4 burner sizes. IGHTNING a general stores evei !5* ? Utm Aladdin S 2Y, Mgr. or Diamond V I, S. G. to obtain the best Stoves, Heaters cured in 4 13 Li B J HL u re case of J JU JV^vlJI\ standing Q1 JdQQK from this I ^ ?. lis humane H STANDARD Oil right here ..... a H Waahington, D. C. (New Jer?? IKY, Norfolk, Va. (BALTIMO ainar, S^(\H Richmond, Va. ~~ 1 nted the women of her period :ien ehe experienced a di&tluct Sjjl ock seeing her name in bold p?. ovn ;he title page of her firs'. >ok and shrinking back exiimed: "O. I feel naked and hamed!" More Important Thing. The latest estimate places the age the earth at 100,000,000 years. Hower, the age of the earth Isn't half important to some men as the age the liquor they consume. ESCUED nTkin iirirr* turns wire. iad gotten so weak I could not stand* d I gave up in despair. At last, my husband got me a bottle of rdui, the woman's tonic, and I com* meed taking it. From the very Rral se, I could tell it was helping me. I n now walk two miles without Its ing me, and am doing all my work." < If you are all run down from womanly rnbles, don't give up in despair. Try irdui, the woman's tonic. It has helped >re than a million women, in its 90 ars of continuous success, and should rely help you, too. Your druggist has Id Cardui for years. He knows what will do. Ask him. He will recont* md it Begin taking Cardui today. IVife to: Chattanooga MoJIctne G?.. Lallaa* rlsory Dept.. Chattanooga. Tann.. for ipocwrf 'tractions an your case an J 61-page book. ' noma atment (or Woman," sant In plain wrapper- J4g ijjf KING MEANS OOK1NG all my baking in I HON Oven on a ' ION Oil Cook- | ly browned?such ach light, fluffy I nt of fresh hot air | er and under the team and prevenelusive advantage CTION Oven. j LFECTION Oil PERFECTION doI, clean kitchen >d to cut; no coal " ashes. j :TION is like a j dy day or night. j Made in 1, 2, 3 Hardware dealers ry where. [ ^rimVv Hi! Vhite Oil results in oil , ar>4 Lamps. 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