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X v X • , * • V o V « » THE PRESS. AND STANDARD, WALTERBORO, S. C. PAGE FIVE t fob urMAxri'V’a hake pace oue) om, indhiit trjrinr to erect •M «*nmrlcte the ratn« etruetare. ~ . . -wwrm.Tr. i ne enrerprisinit newspaper 01 tyv £*!£*£*?«*!!!»r*™**-*, 111 ”«Ti*'WMWiijM want of photoitrhphe eeflt by slow an the -clobf 1 In f ^ •**" ^ i J ^ *Q t!lC30 ■ , 0 . -eL ' ‘ re\ers'> ( ^ jureds to work' onr the .<ame build-, this 1c tnle. v Tbo same thin*.' ?T fa' I In K and assign each one to his task. to states. What tlic natiai. ne^ds I * n * t,? ail t*f a 1 .1 trying to nail on the today is proinpt a^d intelligent dU- w J‘ ,;ink ’ J' 0 wi!Rh lo Provide a | P’ank for each one to .rail. There, is ' •of a {-troha. well organ- fa dirr«-t the irivestiga-f® practical application of scienre To>fHr> of.tKcwp problems and tb bring lUUA^ «a V n lUik. Ili^rai qu5 ' i lllailk fO-C ‘( renjinstlon of knnwledge tbat.will he urgedt need of benefit-to the wprlcl.- It neTdsTfc’.*! ^'d surlety practical application of science *o*i'fton of ihK-e Heading Photographe by , The enterprising newspaper practir*! things for practical pose;. What. I bav» :-.id abovf' ! think fairly carrier th ' Wna wi .v what titoso who have i:it^v«- »il tb*-* . Nation::! Ecot>onjic ResegTr h Societ- <»ver the l are iinbned. /, _ waste of c »rian. Its aim is to secure -in.’f -s to.t»/-*Me‘-^Ceach.- wilhon? ,, ’ ,p - r!1 P ! ’ wi«*s. The ^»to- ns of research in a eyeful an !- an reg v/d rtfrf th» other is do-W * p * ar<> mad ? bv n of f^aw* of what is going on all over the ; “h . r. /profiting b* fhc mis-'lf Rr * iphir , P roc,f ‘ S!< The portrait to d. data rnd information which take ? dr^Vrs. i: is one’ot the ob- r \ se , nt *® ’counted on a revolving The society is and man !»• non-J sectarian. Its aim is to secure »»• >. ~ means Sp'r* 1 *.' . world, data and information vt'i'h can be put lo practical every-day <•: > the affortfl to solve the car oual ^eoonojnic- proUlenis of our eorintre When I "Bp 4 , ok of the prob!.er/, the United Sts es, | ej, n i> K f i ther that the v ^Ifare of c • Is either dirdctl; or indirecly itone ^ ent upon agriculture, and.xfhcrefbre most particular attention-should b ruiid tc- studying o^/rural, e/onon th'- porker. Into cljase, gompacf sya- t'-rn of t o-opcrartlon and co-ordina tion.” ' V> hav rtni/iVg illu.oraiion^ini tod States of -* by hou !-. v.prb nA hard rent Ideal- moving malls in lllnstgafin^ Ua news* A war correspondent la talegraphing au acceunt of ,4^iue . important en- gagement wlH^ be tfelf at the same time toteieeriiph a photograph of, the. i»attTe, j»o that readers in Nev« 'par insanre. can have a. pen e,of an engagement In Mexico d see a portrait of the actual en- jpagement few hours after It has , . j taken plaee. The current number df , eoI t K,P ‘ ,r1 - VVor, ' , describes how pho teal- i to * ra Phs are reproduced electrically ov«*r. telegraph Wires. - The photo- it is one of the ob- -oeicty yo make work : lc^ 'ftft^r-dcpendent. i: were, with otheg anc i(. it with the lea!?t pos- Kibie'ioKs of energy and of.time; tn , ' ther word:;, there is no tf.bre rea- ■on whv ;.|| these lip-* of work, ner- jr.-ilv b ariag in a large measure tl one > pop the other, should be i>! ducted, eatircly separately and Its. of the advincp* in applipd chem- -dirtl-ut. without any knowledge on istry. apd in tjto'ajiplir&ttoii'of t)--: essertiah to the practic, of produ.rion. . v Is been set forth in - thc- .nart of thor ; e. engaged in ope as problemv* to what is geing on'w ith tne ohc-r. There'is jasd about as much sense cvlicder ami - a conducting stvlu* from the stvlos to the telegraph lines traces a spiral-over It in such a.insu rer that the curr'jht transmitted varies from moment to moment with ti e photographic layer thickness. At »“.> receiving end an electrical *0- s.rument is used to control an in tense beam of light incident on the •photographically sensitive surface of a similar cylinder revolving in extot- I.v the same time. This electrical in strument earri-s a minute opaque shutter ro that the intensity of the \ ' RSa vr in that kind of thing aa.tncre would Pbotograpnlng light beam varies living in one par* : frofn ^mement to moment with the — ting a number s < re bgth jf the current received over —sal-size man. ahd _ to the marrov '’.other shoemaker in another Jp-tn. vapidly and .of the thing.” If we ard to do thi-. of the same city building a tiny heef' I’st is factory" results.- the memberahip piust include aM fit only a maiden alipper to be I'U* . Cour , ler - * classes. Because I of hia Inthaaic !'H *he rubber tea shoe. - j » * t- -, — knowledge of th? ■'-practical opera- This society we are going to.try to ‘ How f'icomnds Are Mined. / . tions of th' farm we must have th^qtake thoroughly practical. We are*,,- t t - .. • , . farmer; because of hia capacity for i kotng to try to make it pf use to the I J‘ ‘ ^ <, nide method * of diagnosis, we should dlave the train-j Ciemjsts and the skilled men and ail ^I !|"o r> f," d i*** 1 w ' r f .. 1,av * od economist; because W legal ques !, he plain f»fTm laborer In this day K Pl J! d I'. 6 <T«de methods of . , breakmg up diamond-bearing blu* the telegraph line. The process is polled rapidly and with strikingly satisfactory results.——Newa and Courier. .— ——, r ,.... ,iaid fsf. ... tions that cannot be thrown aside, land generation, and not have our i . .. -. - , ., an w?' must have the lawyer: and bev]pieoplexAait'for a quarter of a cen-’ o 1 ^ 1 an d protecting the valuably cause we must frame and remodel the * “ ~ ‘ * 4 find * * mt%in *** M . K . fury, perhaps, to roH.op heforJ they t**nty y«*n ago yin Jaws to mevt changed conditions and benefits thatSbey ought to have ! *, .D Af f iran diamond muiel/The * J * " ‘ ‘ now, Some one wiil^ay that it qan d;v P ,,,s of 1h<> **t r ange crategshaped demap^s, va* must have the .legisla tor.* We must have the skilled scien- tisf; the experienced educator, the ^/editor, and ail those Trde men am] < women who are d*-vdt : ng their ener gies t.o lines of v.rrk converging Inw ard the happhn’e s o*" ihe home, whih. after-ifl,. In the alfmate Ovjc" of life upiiti this c.irtlA . ’ <" : p! We -vant the foreign enrpnmh- ar-i scientist in "associafe noniberh; i;» n- •h it t'Ue society may get the cream of results of work afforded and gi\'> that cream to those w ho need :t. It is our purpose t@ -.dun m-- hers io keep In trnck of erono. i. 'coadiUons in foreign countries. ?m! these nier!!.b‘f-S in tiicir resr-'» i;■>,* fields, will present through the. p. : lications of the society the resuit of their "Inv^stigationt . In th»s ^verx tt's the purpose of the -joriety to eprT I (luct’ these Invesigations wh'r? pre- : Cot be done. I .have had enough rertmal experience'and have i-eeu the remits lonie ur.deHmy own eyes, nieasured n niillions of oil a r<* f rom- ju.st this thing of ap|dyTtrt ^-u^e !./o- hittnanity’s. «»ke in hit intelligehv manner, .iipoti clean, clear-rut prtft-' *r. , to 'mow a: to . -rt tlpit X tan lie done. Xl trust that the e who .oxf 'e- with r. v and v.-ho-havt? omplann ed t'to.J.j t -me to*lira ‘ OTtbe ’er^hl* v •• " * >j • i » i*j.,1 time will, 1 kis cicev with , 1'•“♦•:iHie::tkin*ie ’k" •<■ ve i-xd.lo do their part to .'.* - -- - — -•> ard aconiplisIKpi results that ey- **L. rP * i . Pn , ' !,rt h brough •Ty trii*- ilie uplift <our. ry. hole in which the pecullar^riambnd- bearing earth is confinedds now pen- e rated by shafts reaching hundreds of feet down into the earth* with 4(1 foot levels. The broken earth is re moved in rinsed trucks to Ihe sui- sf'ce, where, after a season of e\pos- iX*- to sun and atmosphere, strewn c > >he ground, ii is hauled to the yiills\lle:-d pulsators finally locat - ' the d'anfuvis on grease-covered in-" /’itlpd tablcx. to which tin- diamondn j :-ihere. whileXpos - sand, earth and; r • ve l>iT;- v -s ny by th.e-wa-J Acres cf tfroupd, covered by; UP from the i Am-rXnn must «ie@ire for . ^' r1 * ,s - t'f-ftiain pQssibIy\pii}Ilons .of •: n<j cbVv 'of our aiiimoh !worth of gems, and these of barbed wire, with itHrifufe '.““Xt l(*it AfIMTOR. N t f emees of bai ... masure-trdves are protected bv high rcrangements at the cornerr. and uit , I the gates. About t^fUil mies of wir^i vious investigators have left off ' . ! ! respectfully announce n>y?elf a ! IT.".. 'T As our declaration of principle? | candidate for re-election to the of-; * mDeri?y m,nPS sef forth, “the reason there are so ; fire of auditor of t'olleton county, ‘ - .. , many problems to solve,- and tha’-*' subject to iHe - .rules and regulations * a,< * *'* *bsnks. they are no nearer solution, is owing of the Democratic,,party, and pledge \ We desire td thank our friends to the lack of unity of thought and ’mys?lf abide the result and su » !>nd neighbors for their kindness to action that has heretofore prevailed. | port the nominees thereof.i* - • usihi^ during the illness and death AV hat we see is hundreds attempting ; E.'M. JONES. ; of our son^ z" ' ' • . to -sblve the shine problem. Each ) Walterboro. 8. V. [ Mr, a>ill Mrs. Barrel ( arter. the /* i -* % SHIRTWAISTS * - • ?» -jir i ' p* isis i)i and Up and Up. r, THE H. W. COHEN STORE V< . ' . ■ f " X f ’ j. ' u • *■ ’ W/M: A. S. KARESH, Manager. X y X X r s x . x X On Monday, May 25, 1914, we will open at the .spacious building. ■ ' ^ • ■* f -i v ; X. t v V JT ' known as Dr. Padgett’s old stand the business of the r.>■ 7T ■ .X With a Complete Lane of •yX ,/• x Farmers Teams can be Accommodated id our yard and Stables. < are going toput the BEST and most MODERN Furniture on the market at the lowest possible prices for CaMi f f - Ym ^ave It-CretdM If Yo« W / " X ■ ■ • > ■ • - " ' • V . - yyT- - X •' , No trouKe^o^vt housekesfangnoW. Get inamed and let fisTt^pisfvyour home from kUchen to parlor. X PLfcASS• GIVE' US'..A.-CALL AmjS&fECf.0UR-ST6r'S.' ■ • . ' ' • We*Will Five &vca; Ataokiely Free witkhvery cr.di purchase^ Fke Dollars or mere a Bdautifui riciure, V * X, framed cind under Glass. sizc lS n 20 r^clits / X . - IJT" X t ' j' I nclirporaiod •5 l V - ll | s. c sX. ir. Padgetts Old Stassd r * • ' V '■ s' ;'-‘X 4 F !■ r