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Lancaster, S. C., under act of Con-; .
great of March 3, le7 9.
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friday, march 7, 1919. loounti>
"*? Country 'Tir of Thee. Sweet Land ?*> ? t ion
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IM.WIVU WITII I llii;.
me as
The people generally will l>o dis"
A nil
gusted with the procedure in coni
he wot
c res i whereby the Republicans by
1 judgiue
reason of the fact that a few L)eiu-|
Having
oeratic members were absi nt from
ileereas
the house found they hail a maroads
?t
jorily and went ahead with tlie un-|
' deiicit.
seat in; of Representative Weaver of]
i t ion's
the Tenth North Carolina district and
, seated James J. Britt, Republican.i
.ivice lot
who had contested the election of
Air. Weaver. Britt holds the office SU 1
for two days but draws salary for
, - .. ....... . and pet
Ins ttill term with clerk hire and
.. .. might 1
other expense money, amounting toi
? ,. ... . I renuisM
more than $21.rtnu. Weaver, who
# I stea in I
was re-elected in the last election.j
will again take his seal, after today. ? sl'*
and after the two-day term of Britt. s,n< "1|
He has boon paid for his services, as] "" ,,t'
,. . . dim bef
are all congressmen, and two men.
by reason of Republican politics will,' ''r
bave been paid for the work of one
i. . I..* : control,
it was a ease of politics winning.
The 1916 election in the Tar Heel ' '' ' '
(listrlet N\as close; Britt claimed it. 1,1
, ... . . income,
so did Weaver. Weaver won out and
took his seat, holding it throughout
rno session with the exception of the!
Just two (lavs. i '' wo
It seems that the congress takes ",0l,0?l
little note r.r the spending of the pp..- ;
pie's money where partisan interestsj ro:M'K'
nee at stake, hut they are playing I am'
w ith lire. Some of these pretty days, "'K ,>ro
the folks back home are going to he 1'1, ,)
heard from, and th.s particular in ',iMS ;il
Btunee of llepuhlican rottenness will won('PI'
h ive the usual reaction which will he injpcted
keenly felt. Maybe, it is a victory I l,pr'on(''
for the time, hut in the end it will he VVils ,osl
proven a ve y cost'y victory. ,M1S
Congress is expected to he bigger' ;n 1
than that. Such petty partisan tricks roads, a
Should he lienath the body of law-' proveim
makers, and besides, the purse pack to
Strings 011 the people's money should tjj f.om
be tightened. Mr Rritt did no serthev
he
Ice for tli" country. Why should
he he paid for what he did not d<>? ' 1,1 1
Hut. on the other hand, where '
were the Democrats who should have "fa! o<
been on hand to prhvept the doing hx-cl'v
Of such sillv th ngs0 They were In ?! s,.,v
the majority, if all of thorn had boon f ,j
present. and could have prevented it
here to
There was. then, commission and
'Omission, which, from party stand- 1
points, will about balance the scales,
sand both sides are guilty. i smaller
* l?oro
Mil. H<ti;Tn\ COMMt\ir\TKS.
y I 10:30 (
The News prints on this page.
bet vvoer
with pleasure. a communication
by llie
from Representative Morton. In do-;
1 worst.
ing so we are violating a rule of
long standing which forbids indulgence
in personalities, but Mr Morton's
personal references being dirooted
at the editor of The News,; 9'
mitigates, to some extent, the break-!
A ni<
ing of a rule which is iron-clad in sfI|
every newspaper office. For th;s (ax 0f
reason, no comment is made on Mr. j state a
fllorton's reference to the editor's ?"f an
dog although In fairness to him, his *' '
! as to
communication appears in full. Haderaj t
t' e persona! references hecn directed the tin
at any other citizen. the editor the stt
would have "blue-penciled" it lib-,
We I
callv. Any criticism that has or ,, .
a tnis<
may appear in this paper of Mr. Hf.n,I?1 y
Horton has been and will lie directed i low is :
at his acts as a public official. j ''"I
We are beholden to Mr ilorton l,ro,'<s
countn
for the information that he voted
having
for an Increase in the pay of the ieg- anfj p|,
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THE LANCASTER N
Mit. JkADoo MKillT II.WE against him in the next election, at
s.\ii>. the chances are that lie Hill be le
Manufacturer's Record prints ut home.
We have always been at a loss
ing from the Tampa Tribune . ... ....
* understand how any man with re
>ws: sonable common sense can clear li
McAdoo, who went clear conscience and feel that he is re
the continent to get away dertng anything like honest servi
. ? ... . , .. , , to his county and state to participa
he worries of railroad probin
any such affairs and waste t
Aires from Santa Barbara taxpayer8. lnoney who ,iave 8ent hl
" I'he powerful and sleepless there to transact business wor
of reaction are arrayed while. Hut it looks as if the 111
the live-year control plan." ^or'^ 'hem do it all over tl
.. ,, .. . ... . country,
the Manufacturer s Record ? - A
five dollar tax on every dog
the state would be the best thii
McAdoo might havo said: that ever happened to dog owne
< intelligent element of the and the people at large. Every mi
r. realizing what a hopeless! who owns a doR that is worth koe
.... ing would be willing to pay $5 f
made of the railroad situa- . ... . , ,
j the privilege, and in a few years the
i now seeking to save the would he birds enough in this coil
from the socialistic cam- try to pay him good returns. To
>f government control, and !n tho sheep and hog industry won
f the demonstration of inetll-; n,,m' ?" uouurs.
it stands now the dog Is put ahead
alid eotliness of management! ... . ,
the sheep or hog.
government, I am glad t<> seej ^
y country shows its detenuto
demand the end of gov- IjETTERS TO THE EDITOR,
t mismanagement of rail ven
though tliis reflects upon *he Editor ol I ho News:
a railroad manager. wm y<M1 Please allow me to ss
, :r m. m . i i i i .i a few words through the columns
[ if Mr. McAdoo had said this.j
your paper? So far as I am co
lid have demonstrated Kood' rn<M, rot;ar(, ,() your cri|i(.,s
lit and sound patriotism.i of the legislature for failing to pa
shown how to enormously a good roads law. and some of tl
e the net earnings of rail- numbers voting to pay themselvi
five dollars per day overtime. Fir?
lnil create an ever-growing . . , .
I wish to state that I am, and a
to be unloaded upon the na- ways have been, in favor of gor
treasury, Mr. McAdoo is roads, but I wanted the matter i
i
in a position to offer any ad-; paying big taxes hv our people i
.king to the continuation of bu,,d Roocl roi",s thoroughly discus
j ed and explained to them, as t
j where in the state and counties Ihe
railroad problem is a large money was going to he expended o
plexing one. Service, which' roads. I wanted the question r
>e supposed to he one of the l??.v?ng big tuxes for good roads sul
, . . . in it t< d to the people to vote on. Fc
es of successful operation ol
this I have no apologv to make t
lines, appears to have an yo|| Mr. Kdltor. Second. Men
lit of entirely. We are 11??t; hers of the legislature are allowe
it the light that sees servirej five dollars per day for forty day:
railroads had not begun to :m<1 i,s th,> ,,ost of livin* ,H so h'*-'1
, 1 voted for five dollars per day f<
oii? flu* I'm v i? r n in i ii t i -i i u i ri?i 1
" overtime, as I thought it right an
ior.it ion. but it lias certainly just. So I have no apology to tnak
> brighter unilei government to you for this open art of mini
It appears likewise an open .
hat til*' government operat on OIIT'O Mf/m
wn no material growth in tie, qAYo UllL 0 MLVlK
or profit in eotnnion lan- , i.^ vn>
,rr,r - LOOKED SO HEALTH
itid he a wonderful tiling for
de of the t'nited states it the Mrs. Perry Declares She Tit
lent rouhi operat. the rail-| lieves Tanlac Saved Mel*
Ihe postotlire. the teiephone Life
graph, not as a money-tnak-,
position, hut as a henelit to
HAD ENDI RED Ml ( II
pu and operat these utilieost.
This would he a very.
ui thing, if service -mild ! e Says Ihe Change Tanlac Quick'
into the operation. Hut e\ Made in Her Condition Was
has taught u that service Astonishing.
I sight of in the operation of
toflice and telegraph. if not
.. . , , ... , "Mv friends are so astonished t
the telephone and the rail
niv improvement that thev are savin
ml there is little hope of im- (0 mp .Wp? whn, a,.p you <lojnR ff
nt until these utilities go yourself? Von are looking bett?
their private operation un- than I ovet saw you." And I jut
petition is developed and,,eM th,!,n 1 am Tanlae an
I am glad to tell them, too. for
pin to ro out alter business ... , . . . ,
believe that medicine has saved m
m days of old. ; .jj-p
views has remarked ,.pon sev- The remarkable statement a hot
easions on the mail service was made by Mrs M. I. Perry, n
Mi illustration of the kind si(,inL' iU ,:'"1 K,Rhth Aven,,fi. s,,,,t
' Nashville. Tenn.
lee Lancaster pets ninv be , . . ,
One attack of nervous indtgc
n tbe met that a sii ?serih?-r. tion and chills after another, eat
a llorl; Mill paper rceived one worse than the one before, hn
y s issue Monday morninP at brought me to the place where I w:
... ... . afraid another would be my last
0 flock, and the same sub-.
she continued "I hud suffered ft
received a Sundry Greena- ovm ? yPar w(th thenB trouble.,
paper Tuestlay morning at eould not eat anythinp but malft
("clock There is a elose run' tnilk and toast, and even a drink <
1 this servlee end that offered, wa,er WfM,,d hurt ,nr 1 Jusl 00,1
, . . . . not sleep at night, for I would hat
telegraph, as to which Is the: , . ...
< smothering spells that would almo
| stop my breathing My litnhs wou
m pet numb and I would chill all ov<
I .. ... I Ik... (,?..? ? -!?(.>
riKSOICS AND PASTE.
that would leave me so weak
could not walk across the room, f
l.fklft To Kill n I ton Hill. the K'.th of November I had to tal
Rock Hill Record.) mv bed, and for three lone mont
amber of the legislature from I thought I would never get up
ite introduced a hill putting a "Then a friend of mine told ti
$1.25 on every dog in the, how Tanlac had helped her. and
nd it passed the house with- started to taking it. I hegan to e
v objection: then, a member a little at first, and before long
that the bill he amended so, was eating anything 1 wanted ni
exempt his county, and sev enjoying It My strength came bai
hers did the same thing until to me and I have pained ever sine
le taken up with the bill cost I enrr go anywhere T want to and <
ite $ 1.5 ft ft and the bill wasi all my housework: sleep at nig
| like I had never been sick In ti
tnos that the reason for such life, and get up feeling fine. J
demeanor" in the general as- troubles are gone, and I certain
as this one is that each fel- sav that Tanlac is a wonderful me
so afraid that if he supports a icin*-, to do what it had done f
ting the "yellow cur" that|me."
up all the birds' nests in the Tanlac, the master medicine,
r and which keeps us from ?old exclusively by J. F. Mack?
any birds; which kills lambs r.ancaster; Peoples Prug A Oroee
its. that his country constltu Co.. Menth Springs; C. O. Floy
ho own such curs will vote' Kershaw.?Adv.
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id Neither have 1 any apology to make r"T~T"
ft to you for voting to put a tax on I I ^
your long-haired. short-legged yelto
low dog. 1 believe in sheep-raising, 1 L_
a-' and educating children, and a good / ^
i s big tax on dogs would help to do
n- this. Besides it would stop all such
ce dogs as yours and others from run-,
to nlng at large, going mad. and enhe
dangoring lives, etc.
m | H. H.^Horton.
th Lancaster, S. C., March* 5, 1919. i
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