Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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C OMY IS ACID'TEST IN JUDGING GOOD COOKS i The real superiority of a good cook I lies not so much in making fancy or 4 e, pensive dishes as in the attractive preparation of inexpensive, every-day dishes, and in the sk illful combination < of flavors. The appetizing dishes a I good cook can make out of the cheaper j .uts of meat or of meat "left-overs". 11 ~y ;tits I, NOT I Farmers wl getting it b3 tilizer. _,W< plies of fish the trade fo 'TI RoYSTER ;, ww~n~uChi ERT1LIZER - Ji -the war4 hardwood and hickor These arc many pates old sta. dar Not the lowec the end the c SUMMERTO1 re ?most endless. Moro skill and ime are required in their preparation v han in the sirpple cooking of the mo-e a xpensive cuts just as more time and p kill are required for careful intelli- p rent marketing than for haphazard I irdering.. Once upon a time some a ouse-keepers seemed to have a pre udice against economizing. Today nest of them are glad to have sugges .e Fish, to the h NTO THE NAME, (STEI TRfADE MARKh RGITitZED 1o want fish in, their fertilizer insisting on Royster's, the orig have been successful in securi and will be able to fully meet tl c this popular ammoniate. Ask te Fertilizer tha Fish Scrap Far F. S. ROYSTER GUAlM Ik, Va,- Richmond, Va. Lynchburg,\ irlotte, N. C. Washington, N. C. C inburg, S. C Atlanta, Ga. Macon, Ga Tontgomery, Ala. Baltimore. Md. ist Receive .AarLoad WVE ju;r rceived a ir load of Thornhill >n raade~ in the hee regjionl of toug~h Lhig] y. the long~ wcar wat ated features. Mad! d1 track. ~st pricedl wap~ons but the keapes1.. NI LIVE STOCK ummerton, S. C ions for economical methods which RI vill insure the comfort of the family nd keep the meals as varied and ap etizing as when they cost more. A ood housekeeper, the United States )epartment of Agriculture suggests, hould take as much pride in setting M good table at a low price as a manu acturer does in lessening the cost of )roduction in his factory. lif v -to IN I111 * I 1 I t l1, t'S INn 9 III 1 can be sure of : inal Fish Fer ng ample sup- c -e demands of m for Royster's rh t Made Ih b2US [0 CO. 'a. Tarboro, N. C. olumbia, S. C. . Columbus, Ga. ? 'oledo, Ohio d t< shipment Wagons rt of thceL xland oak 1f fi 11 ti rons with a with the" ti beCst and in I (611-N) u i bl c ir S COMPAN'Y OTING R[SU[TS IN DEATH Of FlYE artial Law Declared in Lexington, Kentucky. TROOPS REACH SCENE ob Bent on Lynching William Lock ett Fired Upon By State Militiamen. Lexington, Ky., Feb. 9.-Martial w prevails here tonight. Six hundred decal and State troops are patrol lg the streets to prevent further riot g which (luring the day exacted a 11 of five dead and 15 wounded. ; J. M. Rogers, 61, a farmer of near 2rsailles, Woodford county shot by e guardsmen (luring the fighting this orning died tonight from his in ries, bringing the detth list to live. The city was quiet early tonight. it authorities fear a recurrence or olence. Five hundred additional nited States troops are en route oi Camp Taylor, Ky. Lexington and all of Fayette county as placed under martial law at 3 clock by Brig. Ceni. F. C. Marshall ,on his arrival from Camp Taylor ith 300 troops of the famous First vision which helped re'pulse the Ger ans at Chateau 'Thie-ry. RIiotin g began this morning ia when a oh bent upon lynching William :ckett, a negro who confessed to ti: urder last week of ten year obl eneva lardman. was fireal upon with fles and machine guns by state mili limlen as the mob was storming the ayette county court house to get, the gro during his trial. Jnst Before Confession. 'Th1e attempt to ly neh Lockett was ade just after h had confessed to le mu1rder and as the jury tound him iilty of mu rder in the first degree. V w as sentenced to die in the electric ciir Maircl 11. The shooting tenporarily dispersed ie 1)101) and gave the authorities time I which t) rush Lockett to a Secret ace of safety. The mob rc-formed, IvevCr, and01 looted pawnshops and .1ardware stores to .,(t fi rearm(01s. Faring l an attack upon the hand d of National (Guardsmen on duty the itholrities appealed to Governor Mor >w for assistance. As a result 500 'pops, members of the Twenty-sixth nd Twenty-eighlth in an try, arrived 1. '1 o'clock oil a special train from amp) T'aylor. The federal troops immediately be an the work of patrolling the streets > keep crowds from COngregat int. Lockett, arrested last. Tuesday night 1d held in the state penitentiary at raikfort for safe keeping, was in. icted late last week and was brought lre on .w special trail) this mo rnilig )1" trial. lie was heavily guarded. hundreds of farmers from the sur munding country arrived early to at nd the trial and sullenly watched the 'isoileri as le was marched from the ain to the court house betwe(n lines state troopers. When the trial )ened the court room was crowded to tralcity'. Every oneC was searched for rear'ms be fore being admnIit ted to the murt house. 1IIuindreds weie uinab!e to in ad iittaince to the court room and mngregatedl in the street inl front (of Ce court. house. Fairmler Starts 11ob. 'The cry, "L1 et's get. hoim,"' from a -awiny farmer on~ the outskirts (of thle -owid turniedl the crowd into a imob Iieb began surging towards the en aince LI) thle build inig. Soldiers iand( dice d roppledl back inito close forma iand tra inedl the ir guns on the oh which nievei heositated. Adiutanit General Dleweese, inl coim and oif tihe m)1ilitiamilen, shouted a mil warning to the crowdl andI thlen edi aI revolver into tile air. It was le signal for tile trloops to( fire. Sohlieris and police fired point blank to the c!rowd ani a niearby imachine in rattleid. From the w'indlows (of ce court roomi1 abiove another hail of ilets spatteriedl downl on the asphalt reet. Four me)n fell at the lirst volley. The mob wvhich had surgedl hal f wvay I the steps pressed back andl broke. nick action on tihe part oIf the au orities golt tihe negro out of the lilling. Those killed in tihe clash wvere: B. F. l1rrier' and1 L. M. King, both of Lex gtonl iand JTohn Thomalrs and WiI mil Eflinigton, both) of Versailles. Among thlose wounded~l were: J. WV. ansell, W. .J. Reese, Otis Sharp, Em ett D~ozicern, Irwin Gwynn, Emmlet alnz/iger, Fred Sowders, II. C. Weath 's, Mr's.. E. TI. Cross, Jamles Malssevg I an'l J1. M. Rogers. Search for Firealrms. IFoiled in its first attemplt to) get thle 'isoner, thle mlob brioke inlto small owdls which paid hurriedl visits to all L di-a Ask your 11r' rst fo Isn'it'ts'ia".'snn, -rnds , b oxes, seate<1 willh Blue ibbon. - nko T o oe.* iu'isi idatnd od~tairria DIA& ?0ND iLnA N19l 1114, for 25 %* years known nliles, safest, AiwaysiRelable SOLD BY DRUGG6ISTS EVERYWHERE >f the pawn shops and harware stores : in the city in a quest for firearms. I rhere were ominous mutterings on all aides. In some stores as many as 50 - or 60 revolvers and guns were seized. Groups of men congregated on the .treets. and sought to leai the where .'bouts of Lockett. The w.rd that regular army troops were coming I .spread and no further violence was at tempted. Lockett's arrest indictment trial and sentence sets a new record for, rapid ity in Kentucky. lie was arrested last l'uLsday night, indicted Friday and was tried, found guilty and senten'e-l in a few minute ; today. Under his eantence he will die in the elect rie chair March 11. -'he little Hardman girl's holy was found mutilated in a corn field last; Tuost'ay morning soon after she hal eMft her horme for school. Her head hal been crushed in with a stone and 1.er hody partially covered . ith corn :a!k!a. Lockett, recently discharged from the army, Was suspectedI an' p oPse.s were formed immediately to loink fcr him. IHe was found at the home of a fric l six niles from the scene of the ttmrer late that night. Police kn nounced that the negro had con fes;e' to the mtuider, adding that he "didn't know" .v he had killed the girl. It he-one known tonight that ILoc 1.1 A s A 1a 9ivz, vPi 1i(tWn 11a tYn It' U 1ili ne Tble registered trade.mark I. Indelibiy stamped In h. end o CYPRE is undoubtedly t from which to m age floors, or for cellar, or sills for is so because no cally no effect on enduring wood. is almost "ROT is. universally CYPRESS shri ('comes and go any wood that ce it or not-as yo and lasts and lasts Let our" AiJ.-IUINI) H El.i' lEi IA sour1ces nlr. at your11 4 rvi.'- wil correspoieince with n Southern Cypress 1 lit iearcdl Na J acksoi INSIST THAT Y'OUR It )CAI YOU TRUE "TIDEWATER" CYPRESS ASSOCIATION'S R IF IN DOUfr This restatered trade-mark Is IndelitIytamped inthe endo a Dowdy & & Steam Heat in Let Us Submit Comlplet4 R Next Express Offiee Mixed FEI M AGRICU L WeC hanle the accou Molony & Carter C'o Armour FertilizeRi M U- nion Fertilizer Co. Americani Limestone See us before pl1acing _Baggett IN MANNU' co. was never tatken out of the court louse and that he still is confined here under a heavy guard. During he excitement the impression prevail xd that he had been taken out of the ity. Groups of men gathered on the stre'ets tonight and discussed the day's event. The temper apparently had iooled and there was no inlication lit they would resort again to law ('SSIICS S. Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 9.----Governor Morrow late this afternoon signed Lockett.'s death warrant. The negro .Fill die in the electric chair at the antite pctitentiary here, March I. C('lING ONIONS IN ''lll FIEL) Ottians are sontet ines allowed to tire i r windrows in the tield .and if h" weather is clear, yellow and red vaniet ils ctn he htatdhl stcessfully n thi manner. It is prieerahle, how " , to place t.htt in stattei crates 'n 1' topping an I pile int Open i stacks in the field. In the :1 t a: the pile. shorIl he cover -1 .fh ! t1mn""t:.ry roo,!fs for prtote~tction . osurt I', of white vatrie i \ eitte jn the field ill h .inogv prove fatal, and b.1 h t ;!e th( .; it a curing h h :.-an~ nn(.,It he taken !). 1'I, o l 1 ''' i l'; vi n' erol lto io.~ t f every boar.tof truei "Te.ter"Cyiress. took for it. "The Wood ? Eternal" he best: material ike stable or gar planking in the the barn. This sture has practi this remarkably Heart Cypress PROOF" and it COnCCded that riks and swells es") as little as icr grew. Paint u wish. It lasts --anyhow. OTJMIN " help YOT'. Ou utiro re I~elm~le (ww I.We i vtoo uerious purpose in it. [anufacturers' Assn. liittal 1'ank Plo! wville., Fi. lUrMBERMAN FUI\ISHtI CVPR Ess --IDENTIFIED BY EGISTERED TRADE-MARK. .VR'ITE US. 'everybo nrottrue"Ti.dewatr"Crrres.Tkenoother. kic~ulogh, R BING gand c Wiring-.a you Prices on R Out fits. MANNING, S. C. R 2TILIZEiRS 7 id1 JRAL LIME nts of: C.. SyOUr ord(er. &Bomar