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w 4 <2ljp Canraatrr Xpuis (SEMI-WEEKLY.) t W KIAOMK JUAMTA WYL1E Editor ? H ? ......... . .? With this specia J. C. 8HEPARD. . .Business Manager . - - J Edition of The Lai PUBLISHERS' ANNOUNCEMENT: sued primarily to c Published Tuesday, and Fri- , the celebr days at Lancaster. S. C., by The , Lancaster Publishing Company. one w^k from tod successors to The Ledger, es- ( cordial invitation tc tabllshed 1852; The Review, neighbors to visit established 1878; The Enterprise, established 1891. and en- ha>e Panned for_ tered as second-class matter program which off* Oct. 7, 1905, at tne postofflco cient to suit any i at Lancaster, S. C., under Act nrce everv man of Congress of March 3. 1879. T ' B in Lancaster county " " 1 possible in neighbc SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. (In Advance.) gainer nere next One Year $1.50 10, for our Home 1 Six Months 75c trict Conference fo . Good. This is tbe PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. tion season. The Henceforth all obituaries, laid bv and it is i cards of thanks, lodge notices. T, . notices of all public affairs everyday. It is ar charging admission, citations. almost every line of executors' notices, notices of propriate time for discharge, etc., will be charged And along with the for at the legal rate. , . There has been some uncer- 0 !ia%p alpo ent tainty in the minds of our more serious natui friends as to what news really tinguished South ? is. The items mentioned above speak to the visit* are not news items, nor can we . . , accept such items for publica- 1. e subjects, tion except as advertising. w'" *)e a very great ?- nuy ouuaing. wnicf Weather forecast for South Caro- afford to miss. Una: Showers Tuesday: Wednesday lmprovement8 to partly cloudy. _ too varied to men TUESDAY, AI'til'ST :t. 1015. made here within tl It is. moreover. n< Home Coming?one week hence, you be .told about + is better that we 1 All absent T.aneastrians are invited ?over >t lor yourse ,o return. sa>' Lancaster has ^ enjovod by other t Let home folks and visitors make ^ ? hate the larges . most paved streets, merrv together. sive business men everything. If vou August 10 will in the after years t?,nk these Rtat;m, remain a happy memory to all Home we can onJ agk t omers. Lancaster for cor will find conditions Now that the crops are all laid by. described them, our friends on the farm should rally This special editi< here for the Home Coming of only a few days + to show our manifc The habit of talking hard times is to remind you of tl a bad habit, so shake it off before it at which time we takes firm hold of you. ; show you our prof a rieht heartv welrnir Again we aak that you be tonsid- friends and neigh erate of your beasts of burden dur- hope to greet face t ing these very oppressive days. 'lay * j.. 7 It lias been said aud well said that X1 : i-HHfMrtTrriit is almost suicide to die of typhoid "L \NC \STFI in these days of the free distribution j{: of serum to prevent the disease. + I For fear an erro The cement curbiugs ou Arch and as to the loyalty a Gay streets are permanent improve-'of Lancaster may b ments which we hope will "pave the certain paragraph w way" for more asphalt on these clipping from The I streets intersecting Main. to be found on our + ! we quote herewith Many native Lancastrians are al- anc* confident ready returning. Home Coming ^er l^e Party wil next week will find many more sons p*y thereto. The | and daughters here. When the din- "The party seene ner la served there should be thou- fHi' , A is a Good Town an< sands gathered together around the news that I>ancast picnta tables. Let Lancaster county's nearer and nearer famous housewives prepare a quanti- day." . v.~ . That the nartv i v., Rock HiUrand t| " * Rock Hill a "Good ' In all of our efforts, and there are quPstion b(U the nowadays so many calls upon all they ..spread the good citizens for service, we must Ijancagter was get never forget that education shouto ne&rer thftt ^oal ev be given first place. By education challenge VVe kn, we mean education made universal bfjyg are made of by compulsory school attendance and, lhem (}etvnd the by night schools for the adult illit- while they are doub erates. ciative of the court* ? are all of us, it cai When we consider what has been they are so lackinf accomplished in Lancaster in the tkey would refer to way of permanent improvements tiian a good town, during the past eight or nine months, Vant boys and know we cannot but marvel at our ow n a good town, tow arc progress. We have more paved man> native Lancai streets than any other town in this tributed. but when section. "Lancaster Leads" in this c;0od Town they important work as in everything we mind a better one, undertake. I for never yet have t 4 slogan "Lancaster Will the good women of this com- be well for a rortair munity read, and if it commends it- paper to remembei self their judgment, inaupuiate in lives up to that slog Lancaster the "Crete Plan of Domes-! ter Leads" the merel tic Science," outlined on page 1 4, ing the best tow n in section 2, of this issue? The system section. seems to offer a very practical course +at a minimum cost, the main requi- "jn his moonlight gitAR helncr iinaf-lfiahnAaa an/I a will- ' ? ? , .? i)T j0yner seems t ingness to give a little time to the helping hand from tra'nlng of our future home makers tbe state. The mo The Lancaster Civic League could jn fact, joyf not possibly yndertake a more im- These good tidings portant or more helpful work. j lotte ob8erver rem ? 77 * ' ; time is ripe in Sou Mr. V. A. Lingle, county superin-! , .. . . . ' . and that we, too, tendent of education, has expressed . . .. ? . . . statewide effort to bis entire approval of and interest in .. . . . , , ? . light schools, a n'ght school for th-s district and j is dlsciisssing the matter with the " tfsteps. This is a good move, Those interested which seems to ua to offer a great boi>p fbat a" oonortunlty for community service, <lonf' 3?- wi,,> duri one which The News has been urging rpma>nlng therefor, for a long time. We want the people b" abl* to vote ,n th' who shoold avail themselves of It to think over the advantages It has to The fly can be < offer and he reedy when they are do not swat h called to meet and organize. probability, swat us I THE LANCASTER NEWS. "~tt i~r ? r!" ~ r r ~ .- -.-'.-tr.-.-.-i?~. -vtyt!- -I ?I?Hrl ?I l-i?X?XXrlrrv-X?!?1 -i-j -r i: HOME. < OKPOKATIO.NS?AN ASSET, v + -i-.-i-x-xx-x-x-xsTX-x-x-'-x-H- i 1 Home Coming There prevails in this and other ^ icaster News, is- sections a deep-seated and unwar- j iXreate further in- ranted prejudice against corpora-( ^ ation to be held tion. Try as we may to explain it.t^g, ay, we extend a the prejudice is there and we might1 Gra our friends and , as well admit it. Playing upon this we Lancaster. We distrust of corporations. South Caro- Kai Home Coming a' Una politicians have for years rid-J ers variety suftt-1 den into office, juries have found ?d :aste. Therefore verdicts because many jurors have "Gt woman and child felt a deep and ill-founded resentment '*01 and as many as against them and many "damage1 ring counties 'O ?UII iaw??rio ume iiueu lueir poca- fan Tuesday, August ets by playing upon this popular feel-, ora Coming aud Dis- ing. Instead of looking upon all cor- Mis >r the Common porations as the oppressors of the picnic and vaca- "poor white man" and all the rest crops have been of "the dear people" the intelligent, Gf too hot to labor unbiased mind must see in the Cot i "off season" in properly organized and conducted car tail business, an ap- business corporaton. a very great as- j. fun and frolic, set to any community. By handling tiie festivities we are the home commodities many cor- for ertainment of a porations are invaluable to the far- far -e. Several dis- mers. whom they freely indulge with RT,? ... Ol If Carolinians will credit whenever ^ credit is needed. Wjt ars on as many All corporations are not the enemies cue These addresses of the people, nor are they trying to hpr help in commu- t'ke an unfair advantage as the i none of us can ignorant and uninitiated have been taught to believe. He* o numerous and The following from The Easley *or tion have been Progress presents a viewpoint from le last few years, which we ask that our readers look of ot neresary that at this subject: hor our progress. It t .1 fhr u|icanuiK UI lilt: upllliuu lliai SUU1L" Mi? pave you to dis- people pretend to have of corpora- jar' If Suffice it to t'ons. The Union Times says edi- wol ?dvantages not tori: llv, among other things: the owns of its size " "The average man has come to ten ... ' . think that a corporation is worse cha t cotton mill, the ,han ,, .<hlghland m0rcasin. org the most progres- The very word "corporation" has be- cita and the best of come a "stench" in the nostrils of | i are inclined to the vasl majority of people. This |jOS ?nts exaggerated hatred is manifested at every pollti- lati ' exaggerates ra, gathering. it is most riearlv are hat you come to s^own in almost every court. The roboration. You corporation has become the easv j-,rs just as we have mark of the damage suit lawyer." Sat "And in closing he remarks: the >n then, the work " 'That a man is quite much of a n(>t . is not designed f?o1 at thi?t!me to invest money in J .. . ? a corporatoion. 1 ild resources, but , .,, ? . , . , . . . . It ? , All of which is unfortunately le Home oming. vpfy true por it is tf) wen manap. 1 shall be glad to ed corporations that the great Pros-'uf|f tressive city. A perity of the South at the present ^ le then to all our time ?s due There are people, how- . , , ever, who will denv that the South ' bors. whom we lg prosperoug ?ie 0 face next Tues- ..WhAn their attention lg called to the fact that the people all have an ber abundance to eat, good clothes and ^ .-! i i all modern conveniences, such as ( it i . www automobiles. telephones. electric 1 LE\DS " ''Rhts. water works, good schools and |ua J, churches at their doors, yet they r-))r '^";.i i'lX4 ^ .i:< romP,ain an(i whine around about pnt ~ high taxes and the low* price of ? neous impression cotton. i f the Boy Scouts "It is for lack of intelligence and < Kai e derived from a' a distrust of the lione?ty of those who ma hich appears in a . are-engaged in a similar occupation! he tnck Hill Rppnrd WiUl themselves, that the cotton pia tock Hiti Kecora. planters of the South do not receive! kin local page todav, fpr their product at times enough to aut that paragraph pay for its production. They have gfj that every mem- a monopoly of a product that the p01 11 endorse our re- m 1? Pr?k h,'r that w ill keep, if kept dry, for a hun-' Agi paragraph reads* dred years without deterioration: ?>.? ed to enjoy their and yet they do not know how tD)Soo 11, said 'Rock Hill market this product so as to get itS)TOO i spread the good value. Is this not igonrance of the;aav er was getting rankest kind? If they would quit in , that goal every complaining and go to co-operating; call and take advantage of the means me, enjoyed the stav that God has given them they have! the hat thev consider U in their power to become theism "?ey consider WPalth|egt people on earth. Quit|F?ic Town, we do not Knocking corporations and go to mo statement that building warehouses. Take care ot tak good news that what you make and let the corpora- ern ting nearer and alon^ Theyf have helped toll u build up the country If you will r> ry day, we must <5pow one-half the enterprise thev i ow the stuff our have exhibited, the w hole South w ill i we have heard soon blossom as the rose."' ,no home town and ^ anr tless most appreisies extended, as -!-X-4- - -i-i-j opf ,nol bo oai.1 th.t * THK pEopMr ItEST ing ; in loyalty that tru Lara astt r as lcsn 1 vl.t 1XKMCOLI I-.: WO( They are obser- This is an off year in politics, a wh Rock Hill to year during which South Carolinians fur Is whose progress ft(V on titled to u re9t from wrangling ll r strians have con- fln(j fartional strife and it is not our JJPi they speak of the . . ,, purpose at present to take part in the always have in .. , ? 1 rar , a discussion of state politics. There ' the home town,' . . AI , ? . Ma is so much constructive work to do.' r,r hey forgotten the ' KO .. so much tending toward the common [?y( ?a' ma> ''good, toward education and uplift of Ha i Rock Hill news * \ ! (<r. our people, that we purpose to useor? r that Lancaster . wh ou reditorial columns in a discussion an. that "Lancas- t?r. of more profitable subjects than the 9np lygoodtowns.be- tlil , . . . ? : ,P . political fortunes of mere office- La this or any other seekers. When the time comes for mo , us to choose another set of state offi- ',r^ cers we shall be found as always' school campaign heretofore. advocating the cause of | o be getting thl' good government, which is after all,! the every count) in on|y en(j {n view We hope that bo* vement apear.s to bitterness such aa has existed In oth-} 0?' ull> acclaimed, j er yeara may pever he rekindled In from The ( hur"jthe hearts of men who should be Mh und us that the brothers, but that ;t may be replaced th? ith ( arollna also by ?pirjt which tends to make Ctt should make a m(,n happier and better. To this m<l establish mown- |attRT Bn(^ the making of a more useful c'tizenship we shall continue to ? work, eschewing partisan politics of in prohibition which t<?ar? down rather than builds ns who have not up# when the time comes for ng the few days choosing between good and evil forj' , register ho as to sooth Carolina's sake. The News njc 9 coming election wfll sneak out as it has nlwu?u nr. Hpokcn, but until that noceBalty con- hot exterminated and fronts ua, we will not enter Into a ^ im, he will, is all d session of politics and politicians ?life Is too short ' 1 ' tiv AUGUST 3, 1915. ?r?I??\?i?I???.?ir bered as a visitor to Lac eral years ago. A few mil LFTTFR FROM THK WEST. -r city is the Cawston osti ??-? *' where the genuine artich Hr. R. h. \V>iie Visits I?s An- -r Long Beach is c favorite i geles and San IMego. dS somewhat on the order * | City. ' We visited San Diego, ^os Angeles. Cal., July 25.?My from Los Angeles, where l communication was written from j ma-California" Expositioi ind Canyon. Arizona. From thence | held. It is the oldest cl took the train over the Santa Fe fornia. but one of the mc lway for Los Angeles, stopping ?lve. We took in Coroc route at Riverside. California. ! where the world famou ore getting to Riverside we pass- : del Coronado is situs through San Bernadino, called the grounds around this pla< iteway" to the rich Southern Oal-|out with most exquisite "nia country. We took an auto- kinds of flowers an bil drive over Riverside along thej plants ?n full bloom, ita Anna river, which is world-1 rangle made by the four ! led as the home of the navel hotel is a lovely place, nge and location of the Glenwood arles, mocking birds and ision Inn. the most unique hotel 5,'' anc* sinK among th< its kind in the world. Here Is b?1"? 's a ] lated the Sherman home for In- which are located thai ns. named for Senator Sherman where many live during t Ohio, the author of the act of [?r recreation. The rail lgress establishing it. We were * e Pacific ocean nearly i ried to the top of a high moun- 'roni Los An*fJe? \? 1 in the renter of the beautiful ' vxas a beautiful sight tr ley where the city is located, from breaking on the b summit of which we could see carr'e^ along at miles around the irrigated truck . ? an, ?.ur; * ms of all kinds, and the citrus a hundred feet of wth 3.000 feet below. The fine *ine, oiled roads run >d ar-phalt driveways were lined beach and hundreds of : ii alternating palm. pepper. %Nere in sight all the tim alyptus and asacia trees. We saw p?siti?" we? 4* " ? e. for the first time, the Centurv J*1? Exposition Reaut nt blooming on long stems. 15 to buildings are all in im feet high. The roval palm trees Moorish architecture an. en attain a herght of 50 feet. i?,s of beaiity and grace iges of running roses and crimson n- of the buildings v aniums border many yards, nianent and will make E rhsias grow here like morning one of tbe most attractivi ries and rose bushes to the size grounds in the countrv. a peach tree. The humblest somest buildings are the lies are bordered with blossoms building and the Liberal niirhmit the nhnlo vpar In Iho ing. There 18 a plaza ision Inn referred to above. Is the dreds of pigeons flutter < gest collection of bells in the as one finds at . ain rid. 258 in number, among them Venice. The principal a oldest known dated bell in Chris- the splendid exhibit of dom. cast in 1247. There is a \ vegetables of Southern pel in the inn containing a pipe enjoyed a recital on an. The organist gives two re- P ?P* organ, given o , Hniiv ,he millionaire, Spreckles ... king. The singer was th< rom Riverside we proceeded to goprano> EHon Beach Yc 5 Angeles, a city of 800.000 popu- by thp (,utist Prof Powe on. situated on the bay. There tbp "Nightingale" son; many points of interest, tinth ^fa(j Scene from Lucia, bin and without the city. Our c rp Rbe sanR ..j^y qj,} t trip out of the city was to the Home There we're 12 ita t atalina Island. miles from ln audience and all coast in the I acific ocean, and distinctly A Spanis ed for its submarine garden?, tmctod much attention b icli we viewed through the glass and (hp (lancinp of tho F torn boat in which we were seated. Pharmiiig senorita sang was truly wonderful to see the? aQ(j ^ Was entrancing. A ious kinds of ferns and other po8e(j 0f Yuma Indians nts growing at a depth of 20 feet mil8io, also one from th ler the water, among the rocks.; l8lam,8 xhe dimate c I shells and to see all kinds of fish, California is ideal. We h ge and small, gliding about among porienced an unconifortab m. An experienced diver went entering the state, the ler the boat where he could be pecially being cool. We rc n plainly and brought up a num- from all parts of the Ul of large shells from the bottom, j whom are pleasant and M course we visited Universal The Western people are y. 15 miles distant, from which strong and healthy, the v ce the Star Theatre at Lancaster, beautiful clear complexlo naged by Mr. Parr, gets its films very attractive. Everyboi the movies. No sooner had we whether Democrat or ered the grounds than we spied has a kind word to say fc . Charles Manly, or "Daddy"! nly, who played the part of Tomt ne in the "Master Key." The de ourselves known to him and conducted us around to different ces of interest. He was extremely; d. giving us his picture with his ograph written thereon. He is years of age. I also met Francis 'd. Grace Cunard, Ella Hall and mother, had a pleasant chat with' nes Vernon, and saw her taking (H principal part in a new picture ' n to be staged. She is one of the, CLc^t. st attractive actresses we met. I ; Herbert Boswortli taking part y ' a new picture soon to be put on. | led "The Colorado." I enjoyed j " puns mt. vv. n. rayior, age 88. 1 only Confederate veteran In the L ....... Iversal City. He belonged to kett's division and was in the ini-. A tAf * rtal charge at Gettysburg. He Mm W Ckl III es the part of scout in the Westscenes. I knew him as soon as If yon are ill yo lid eyes on him. It was very in- doctor Natnre mug1 active to watch the pictures as , , y were being taken, and I shall help nature. We car more interested than ever in the the war has preven Vies. I found out why the trees mujt ^ sure that I flowers in the moving pictures * always shaking-. It is from the questioned in this id which blows freely upon the. n stage while the pictures are be- ? * . g photographed. Universal City is film A ly a city, having its own waterrks. electric lights, sewerage,, r>d carving works and factories Springs Block, ere the costumes are nianufaced. "Daddy" Manley showed us ' ougli the corridors of a building. >n each side of which were the f Hrx ing rooms of the actors. with I Ic05| ir names and numbers on little " WIT W *\VU ds on the door, ror Instance, Cleo dison or Miss Jean Taylor, ^Jo. 19.; ?1/1 1/ bert Leonard. Director, """Eddie lw fl\7 Y 021 :>n or Lee Moran. No. 22, Rlla " J " II No. 23, Francis Ford, director,, ice Cunard No. 37, etc. From 3 j JA at I could learn Francis Ford and ^llOsv*Mi It 11V ipe Cunard are not married. a i)UJ mt the better part of a day in [ iversal City and would like to say ; ry * i re about it, hut must pass on to j llfAP''fliPC Hi ler matters or interest. ! \EI IV J Vrl We visited Pasadena, the home of > millionaires, where we saw the ehrated liusch gardens, Riven to c i city by the manufacturers of the of that name. There are many atial residences and beautifully No. t2. ?t grounds laid out in riower garis and drives. We witnessed the nr,^t A rrcn. anion Play, wh'ch is the storv of BKOAUSri you ca > growth of the Catholic chnrch in li'ornia and the b?ilding of the gave nioro money (UK is<"n for the Chriso~nt?*tinTi of J > Indians. It also illustrates the ay of the missions and the IH- tionce, as a eomparat atment of the Ind'ana at the handsi the early settle**. Reru'ar ... , HBts of the church took part. Me*- ence will show n men and women also took part " ,, Come in and get ac White m l/os Angela we m?de a ??ant call on Mr. and Mrs. W. B. lltams. Ben, as we ail know him, Thank you for your i of Judge P. A. W'll'ains cam" tol a city eighteen yeers ago and is Ing well. He has two verv intering I'ttle riHs ?nd ? ?p*v e wife, who to pleasantly remem icaster sev- Wilson and his handling of the vexaes from the tious problems with which he has < rich farm, had to contend. We leave tomorrow 5 is raised. I for San Francisco, stopping on the resort hero. | way at "Big Trees," where we will of Atlantic, see Califorina's noted "monarchs of 1 the forest." some of which are said 1?5 m.'"s to measure 30 to 50 feet in diameter, the "Pana- 1 shal1 aend my next communication ' n is being after we have taken in San Francisco itv in Pali- and the great exposition there. 1st progres- * K. WYLIE. lado beach, s Caronado FROM OTHER PAPERS .ted. The ce are laid Yea, Verily. taste with Swat the calamity howler.?Nowd tropical berry Observer. The quadddes of the Tl,,. world Knows. where can- When a man is a man he doesn't other birds have to tell the world of it.?Barnb branches. well Sentinel . ach, upon :ched tents Old H. I. on th? Job. he summer Mr. H. I. Temperature seems to be road skirts in charge of the weather bureau now. all the wav ?Anderson Mail. Diego and ) notice the He's a Kank Pessimist, each as we The man who doubts the develophe rate of ment of the South is without vision were often and understanding.?Spartanburg the water. Herald. along the iutotnobiles Much Appreciated, e. The e\- Mr. R. K. Wvlie of Lancaster is io name of taking a Western trip and is writing iful. The some letters back to The Lancaster litation or i News, of which his daughter. Miss * ar? I J?anita Wylle, is the able editor. oi uesign. The letters are most lniereBuug auu kill be per-j we feel sure are being enjoyed by talboa park The News' readers.?Spartanburg 5 recreation Journal. . The hand- ^ California Growing Monotonous. Arts build- Spring would be dreary weather If where hun- there were nothing but spring. Sumdown to be mer ditto?with much emphasis.? t Mark's in Columbia Record. ttraction is fruits and \Vhy Will Tlicy Do It? the'^10C?l- Our idea of the height of sometlie citv bv Oting is a man boasting an Adam'st?ie ?PP'e with a two-inch bulge wearing > o "lebr""l ? 'nor. shlrt.-Tbe State. ?w. assisted She sane Tlie Source, g and the It is worth noting that all the As an en- jubilation over Solicitor Cooper's Kentucky prospective candidacy for governor .000 people in 1010 comes from Rlease supportcould hear <?rs -News and "Courier, in band aty its music andango. a PAINT NOW La Pa lorn a , . band cornmade fine If your property neet's it.' don't e Hawaiian wait. >f Southern There are two parts of a job; tho lave not ex- paint and the work; the work is more le day since than the paint. nights es- The cost of paint is about twoleet visitors fifths: the work three-fifths, aion. all of Paint won't come down in a huragreeable. ry; two many jobs put off. apparently Men are waiting for $2 or $3; they romen have don't know it; they think they aro ns and aro waiting for $20 or $25. iy we meet. Why don't men use their heads? Republican, ? DfiVOB. >r President Lancaster Hardware Co., sell It. ^ # J i, i i . ng to Sick People ' I 1_ * i ? _ _ u prooaoiy necfl ncucinc, prescribed by & t be assisted. But only pure medicines can ry that kind. Especially at this time, when ted the importation of certain drugs, you >u buy pure drugs. Our reputation cannot respect. | STER DRUG CO. CooletU Place n Tows. sons 1 lu actually ??f Jl ^ i i more pa- ^ ire oxp^ri i it i quainted attontioa W. S1STARE I