The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 30, 1915, Page 6, Image 7
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DECISION AGAINST STEiif5l
TAX COMMISSION z~z
to
Associate Justice Watts Rend-! New^ork, Jt
N. J., strike
ers Opinion. 1 ptoyes ended ti
promptu street
GOING TO SUPREME COURT. | voted to retur"
, ed with cheers
. ... . ' The men vot
SUtte's Counsel Expects Ultimate Qn (he prom,8(
Victory?Validity of Act Not fhe p]ant gup<
Passed On. vvoukl
Columbia Special to Charleston Rnd wouW ^
News end Courier. July -' That ghop Thjg pr
the state tax commission cannot as- ^ . John A
sess banks and cannot review the as- ^e(j
sessnients filed by the banks with the The street
county auditors and passed on by . oe Qf ong
them and the county boards on or ^ |n
before February 20. and that the th<? medlatorg
commission cannot assess the fran- ^
chise and property of the bank, is the ghorjff Kinke
UUllllUU Ui i\?s?uiiaic JU3UVC 1%. \ .
Watte. !"*= fl,oulf
These findings were made by Jus- ^1 s' ^ s,lil
tice Watts in granting the mandamus ?r ""cognized '
of the National Loan and Exchange f"nize<l body il
Bank i f Greenwood, requiring the j" <omPan\ ;
tax commission to return to tlie audi- "im >os,(>r^a>tor
of Greenwood county their as- ,?a>onne for Je
sessment as filed with him on Feb- ?'t'zons ?a there
ruarv 20, and in enjoining the tax tbp s,rt>e,s a"'
commission from assessing or review- l)osa'ing
the returns of the People's Na- ^be tic"l|P ?
tional Bank of Greenville. Pan> s plant at
The constitutionality of the act ' was raa('e
creating tlie state tax commission neai'>' ?f tl
and the validity of the act are not ,'1aine<l away fi
passed on in the decree. thought the ac
MUST LEAVE RETURNS ALONE, i str'kers today v
Tiie tax commission is enjoined j set*'ement of t
from In any way interfering with the |
returns of the banks or in assessing Comn
them. As soon as si
Justice Watts overruled the objec-' what they thii
tion of Assistant Attorney General "teady Job they
l'ominick, and said the court had P?ss'ble numbei
jurisdiction of the case. He found a yearthat
injunctions would be applied for j
and granted where the court saw? To
proper, and held that the legislature Equal parts ol
could not forbid the granting of injunctions
against the tax commis- rate spots*two'
sion. For the banks to pay the tax Wash lu war *08l
under protest and then sue for recovery
was held not to be an ade- '
quate remedy. lour < ougi
Assistant Attorney General Domi- I'sing care t<
__ , posure, sudden
dick wouin not comment oil me ue- a treatment of
cision further than to say that he had 1 eovery, will pos
already given notice of appeal to the' time will surel
supreme court, and that he felt con-j cptigh. The firi
fident of finally winning the case. l!1? ???'
stops in a sno
New Discovery
GINNERS MEET IN | cessfully for 45
CAPITAL OF STATE fatil toG?ra K
gist; it costs c
Form South Carolina Division to help you so mm
Afliliate With General _____
Association.
Columbia Special to Charleston ^ y ^
News and Courier, July 27.?Cotton
ginners of the state, at their meeting *
in Columbia today, organized a ,
South Carolina division of the Gin- X
ners' Association. The members A, i
were welcomed by Mayor Griffith V
and the morning program included
an address on co-operation by Com- 7,
miBsioner Watson, a lecture on insur- ^
aoce by Insurance Commissioner 4
McMaster, and a talk by Veigh X
Cockrum. ^
It was stated that a committee is v
to be sent to Darlington to Investi- + A
gate a machine for maturing greer. X ?
cotton bolls. The cotton ginners ^
will be represented by W. S. Horns- X
by and J. M. Bullock. Commissioner i, ?
Watson will appoint a member of V
his department to represent the de- v
partment of agriculture. ' 7 I II
The Ginners' Association was or- T
ganized five years ago. Recently X
special efforts have been made to X
fnrm o I o nocnnSo t inno .,1, ( ..V, ...ill V
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affiliate with the general association. V ^
The insurance committee will meet -r m
in Memphis August 16-22 for the T Tl ^
purpose of organizing a mut ual in- T I
surance company, referred to as T
among the most important matters +
before the association. ? ?
J. E. Lancaster, a native of Spartanburg,
and now Georgia division T
manager, said the ginners did not *
think the coming cotton crop would 4* H
exceed 11,000,000 bales. He said the ^ Bj
short crop was expected because fer- ? H
tilizer had been cut 65 per cent and V fl
tiiT-iTT im i ucni ,i i eu in nun in acre- HE
age, which he thinks, averages 15 * H
per cent throughout the cotton belt EB
He thinks, too, tliat the cotton crop
is off in certain sections, all of which X
will contribute to a short crop. jl
Age of the Ostrich. 1
The average age of an ostrich is T THF
thirty years, and the annual yield of 4* All
a bird in captivity is from two to x
four pounds of plumes.
Constipation Causes Most Ills, ^
Accumulated waste In your thirty ? r
feet of bowels causes absorption of ^ fwrnm
poisons, tends to produce fevers, up- T I flflfl
sets digestion. You belch gas, feel X f Mill
stuffy, irr table, almost cranky, it -r >qljl
isn't you?it's your condition. Klim T Cinlil
iriate this poisonous waste by taking tHJpWl
one i two I?r. King's New Life Pills n- LWUrVat
tonight. Enjoy a full, free bowel T ^NmBbI
movement in the morning?you feel 4.
so grateful. Get an original bottle, v
containing 36 pills, from your drug- \ . . . + +. ^
gist today for 25c. 3
THE LANCASTER NEWS,
> VOTE TO YORK HOME COMING.
IN TO DUTIES le
To be Celebrated September th
at Standard Oil Plant 1, 2 and 3. . ^
, N. J., Appears Special to The News. i"
0v.,,. York. July 29.?All roads will j*'
. o- ? ,ead to York on September 1, 2 and ! .11
?"-yonne. 3t when hundreds of South Caro- *j!
of Standard Oil em- linians will wend their way "back l.>
odav when, at an iin- home" to attend York's Home Com- ?"
meeting, the strikers and Chautauqua. It will be the 3
. .. biggest event in the history of the '?
i to work and dispers- town an(| numerous entertainments
are being provided. In addition to
ed to go back to work the Chautauqua progratn. the best
? of G B Hennessev speakers in the state will be here.
.. " ' ' ' Governor Richard I. Manning and 15.
jrintendent. that he j Watson commissioner of agrtculnen.l
wage increases tare, will be the speak"rs on the first
ht any wrongs in the'day: I)r. Henry N. Snyder of Wof- c
oposition was obtain-1 ^College and Hen. Ausoury F. J
eh. 3 Calomel and does not fripo or sicken. 25c j
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Left Over.
"Robert," Bald his mother, "what mis'
hief have you been up to now? 1
an tell by the look In your eyes thai
'ou have been naughty." "Oh," rj>
died Robert, that's part of the look
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laughty."
?0ME
COMING
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Lancaster
TUESDAY I I ii
\ugust 10,19151 4
On account of Home Coming Day ^
t Lancaster, S. C., Tuesday, August jjL W
0, 1915, Southern Railway Com- J J
any will operate a special train on
lat date, to leave Camden 7:30 a. ! Y Of Yoi
i., leave DeKalk 7:57 a. m., leave
lyburn 8:05 a. m., leave Westvillej
:11 a. m., leave Kershaw 8:40 a. 1
i.. Heath Springs 9:02 a. m., Elgin f
:22 a. m., arriving Lancaster j
:35 a. m. Returning, leave Lan-1
aster lo-.OO p. m., arrive Camden ?*
i:5o p. m. Furnit
Special round trip fares have been
uthorized as follows: Camden X
1.25; Westville 80c; Kershaw 60c; f {
[eath Springs 4 0c. !
/i nu he viunu 10 aiuiv;i|miru aiiu <1 j
)lly day in Lancaster. JL
Call on local agent for full infor- ^
lation. J
W. H. CAFFEY. i
Division Passenger Agent. ' '
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T ruch personal 1
? T the kinds we i
4" test them or se
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. o tt and James A. ( Rrani for t|je second day. while home I
oral mediators. j coming day proper, on the third clay. 1
meeting was held in j will bring a long list of distinguished i
called for an earlier! sons bark to ?P??k. On this day .
. , I Col. William Banks, editor of The ?
hall at the request of rolumb|a Record and President of Who
wished to pre- t|ie South Carolina Press Assocla- 1
nessey's proposition, tion. will preside and addresses will I
ad ordered that the bo delivered by Col. Asbury Coward. I
i i?i.? ,.i . Major W. F. Robertson of the I
p 1 Greenville Chamber of Commerce,
a. because he no long- and Robert Lathan of The Charleshe
strikers as an or- ton News and Courier. All of the
fter their rejection of speakers for the last day are natives
j offer presented bv of ^ork? ??.?*?.
Many people now living in the
Rater the sheriff left West, who have not visited York
rsey City, and several since they left in the Ku Klux days,
d the men together in are preparing to come back home for
l nrewrtoi ?i,? the three days. It is understood that
1 Presented the P * a special train will bring all former
citizens back home from Columbia
f the Ragle Oil Com- and practically every town in the
Caven Point Jersey state will send its quota.
complete todav when Th,e n a<ls the , state will
grant special excursion rates on their
le other employes re- jjnP8 an(i York is preparing to take
rom the works. It is care of a larger crowd during the
tion of the Ravonnc first three days of September than
till influence a speedv ,h5s town ever entertained before.
' " speeuj WATSON BELL,
hat strike. J
ion Practice. KILLER MAX I" YEARS \<;o.
nme young fellows get
nk is going to be a Returned Missionary Tried and Acbegin
to estimate the quitted at CoviniEtun. <Ja. a
of vacations they will Covington. Ga., July '21.?Tin- 1
Toledo Blade. Rev. W. 11. McCart was acquitted in ''
superior court here late today on the
move P?4r>t. charge of having murdered Monroe n
ammonia and turpen- Smith, a neighbor, forty-five years (
dot out of clothing, no ago McCart ?0(, mimedately after 8
or rv t is. (he shooting in 1870 and was arrest- n
or three times, then . <?
aapstids I when he returned recently front
| Hawaii, where he had been a missionary.
He was the chief witness in c,
i Can be Stopped. I . . , . .. . i
* ' his own defence, declaring that 1
o avoid draughts, ex- ; smith had struck his mother and had
changes, and taking a
Dr. King s New Dis- I threatened to kill him.
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ly rid you, of your I
Bt dose soothes the ir- ; ?% <
'r,,otfmecl,oDrh' King?Malaria or Chills & F0vef
has been used sue- Prescription No. 666 it prepared especially
years and is guaran- |or MALARIA or CHILLS A FEVER. "
?u. Money back if it Five or aiz dosea will break any case, and
tttle from your drug- if taken then at a tonic the Fever will not j
inly a little and will return. It acta on the livar better than:
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aate?that it'a hard to apeak to yon here about
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