The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, February 10, 1915, Image 3
FEBRUARY 10,1915.
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THE PRESS AND STANDARD, WALTERDORO, S Cr
PAGE THREK
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TIIK LQYUr AVD St’OKT
ruivsR.
II j I jond Hip control of tho rall.trarr'.ars, ]
la phase which cani'i to bn reatr^vO-I
to ntran direct or indirect water
'CuBtnwmlration Son* t^it by Varir.ns
(loads of Soofti • Setting I orth,
‘•Views.
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eura!gl&
> la M «• Nffer tbe
«exeraeiaiiaw pat* of
; filnaa'a Liatamt kid^ f
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iaky.
Try kaa
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Don’t
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SLOANS
LINIMENT
is the I>o?t retrod • for rheumatism,:
backache, sore throat and sr;raijs.j
At «K J~kler*. ZZc.
| Send four cant* in ttamos for
TRIAL BOTTLE
Dr. Earl S. Sloan, Inc.
| Dept. B. X Pbikdelphia, Fa. j
Atltr.tR, <1*.. Feb, J.—Th* recev.
ordet of the Intcritate rptamerco
Fomfijlsslen, enforcing the Long and
Short Haul riauee 'of .the Aet t^
Regulate Commerce, has made neees-
•ary • general readjustment of
freight rate* throughout the flonth-
’•sastern Tertitpry. .aeeordlng to th«
foi>*wing statement isrusd “To the
People Served by the Rellreads of
the South,’ and signed by Presidents
I. R. .Keniy of'the Atlantic Coast
Ltnf*. W. A. Winburn of tha Central
of Georgia. M. H. Smith .of the
LovtSTille and NashviRa. w. j. Rars-
ban of the Seaboard Air Line, and
Fairfax Harrison of tha Sonthsm:
To the Peonle Served hy tha* Rall-
raada af tha Santh: / *
-An order of the Interetata Com-
merse Coramlseion. pnrsnsnt to re-
antrementa of Federal law, eamvels
a general revlalon af Senthefn
freight rates. It ia proper that the
people of tha South should be la-4*#ttta as will at least preaarve th
farmed as to tho reasons for this
revision and the principles upon
which it is bpthg mad*. ,
ExreptlnXth* Norfolk A Western.
Chesaprahr; A Ohio end Virginian
Pnilwajs, vfhhh lie in Offirjxl Clr.s-
ein^^ttion territory, Ihr nilronds of
»1»a Smithe^et reeei\V vljrlsi^llv np,
T'.nrt of tho Hvo rmt ircr^c-p In rate;-
rp^i'nilv e.c'c.nic'ood in by the Jnfcr-
<inte Conmerce ('omrulnrior. Whil*'
hy-noed of th" carrier* of th^Roulh
'Ar inc'rea‘'.<'d revenue In tl 'calv no
loan than is that of the Northern, nml
Eastern roeds, that need is .n no
*ey related to the revision of rates
eon petition.
Obviously, fue removal of ijj^pv'*' ,
ties condemned by the Cotaml*s*nn
hy reductions only, would resul' In
dissstcr Id the carriers. Thl^ (»•'*
is r n rognised by the Commisefvn
• htch. In its review of tha sltuafley* .
stated: . y
'Mt la entirely clear that' th«
revenues of- a large percentage o‘‘
the lines In tha fl»uth»a»terh ter
ritory would be as Impared by
such a procedure as to make it im
passlbls for them ta meal their
^operating expenses, faxes and fl»
e<|'chargee and leave their stock '
t holders aval a maderata retnrn."
It la agually abvJoua that It would
ha unfair ta punish tha carrier*, fr
csnfrenttng ta a changed publi.*
policy, for acts which at tha time of
pommisslaa ware appruvad hy puhli<*
spin lea.
Henea la warkfag aut tha ardor af
tha Cemmisslea sush alovatluu of
rates ta tha depressed palais mu*-
sccsnmpuuy rednetiaus ta tha much
larger unmher af latermadlat*
OUTRAGEOt'S CRIME
OLANTA
/
NEAR
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Man Brains His Wife Aa.l
Makes Good His Escape.
Florence. Jan 2.—Oaa of tha
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r oat outrageous crimes that baa
been committed in this county In
many days occured at Olanta Satur
day when George Carroll, a negro
brained his wife with an ax. It id
ntated that he dragged her from
the house to the yard where^be chop
ped her in th« head. No explana
tion is given- for the rash deed. Car
roll psoapefK immediately nftkr Gk
crime wjts committed and la. still a:
large. Gov. Manning hSuffered the
following reward^ for his capture.
»SO ijtEWAItR
The above rewKfif trill ’h 1 ' nnld '»y
tho Governor of South Carolina .*o
the; capture and delivery of Georr-
Carroll to tho Sheriff of Florenco
^ t'otinty for tho murder of Ills wM^,
Irinc'Carroll, at Olanta, S. C . Jan
uary Sftth, 1915.
Carroll is about 30 or 35 yearn
• about 6 ft. 1. or 2 inches tall,
vreight about 190 or 200 pounds,
dark ginger <ak°. almost black color,
.clean shaved face, pitted as from
small pox.^Ws home is said to be In
Virginia, he Is a powerfully built
man; his
revenue of thb •airier*
* The task of revision is no
one. It has been undertaken i*
loyal effort to conform tu the law.
.a , ..
now interpreted, and to-be fair t'
>11 .
P - 'pr, r tur^s from the long i”;'
eh* rt hiul' prir.clplo 'iti ih;» ?o :ti» ->:••
not conflncd t » *. InN tra f '; ^
There are in ;ii; South. a.?i at n' r
Interstate rntefs that
to tl!''' jrinclple. If
nptlona-are to be "voided, those,!?,
trasiate rates must be brought irt >
harmony with the reverse interf-t;''*
adjustment being rind 0 under lie
2 Gto^ sreETS-U"
Sill Sasicslhs Sorn!
It’aUic World’s TVoRicr: Never naib.
Toult mu;. ' 0703 *: jour feet,
af; r y«n: G. "GETS-IT." sad ».«o‘It floa
<i .. r. n^r>< ltaa»'t Msnkctf com
-J io it, iu-: i.s Muoy’.-i Mjourcacek-
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“Hw» WM* U • •CETS-TT MkT Wag. •
Cm4 Dm! Omt t PmCH
ThetvW no corn or mtlu* smirup tbs
inttuon* of feet la the world that “UKTS-
I'i ” will not remove—there** no sseups.
‘‘UKTH-IT" ta the new wag. the slmpls.
common-sense, sore way. It doss away
with urensy ointments, salves, pads, eot-
*«on rtntr*. hn mosses, knives, sslssoes.
nior*. flies, and the llmptsc and tha
painful plee-in-loe walk of s<i away eorn-
pestered people* All yon do Is pat I drops
of ••OKTS-lT ,, .on-lh# corn strtvels up—
and gimd hyp. SctMnit else In tha worM
Uke "aETH-IT." Mtlttonii are- asms It
There's no pain, no trouble, no ehanglnu
8tio<-8 hecr.tMo of t corn*. j
"tiKTH-tT" is »oi-j by r:runrists every- i
wh« rp. 35c a bott ",.or «“at direct by K
i^wrenev re C«>.. Ghtoago.
Sold in Waltoriioro bv ,
UAl.TERliultO liltI G Vx>.
Nature’s Soil Builder. The Richest Natural Ferti
lizer. The Greatest Truck Producer.
HOME MIX YOUR FERTILIZER
* e * , » *
BiSJter Crops ,. Earlier Crops . Bettor Crops
GENUINE PERUVIAN GCANO
With Nitrate of Soda, Acid Phosphate and Potash
Save $4.00 * to $12.00 Per Tea. #
NITRATE AGENCIES CQl* Savannah, Ga.
S- P- Niaip, Walterboro, S. C. F^iectal ReprereatatiTe
Send for -
FREE SAMPLE
and
Farm 12la Rook
200 LBS
PERUVIAN
GUANO
The A. C.
Tag on Rag
1* your aacur-
•n*a of pnvCt)
HXAmCNIA
9SMM. tvos MIS
2% POTASH
dV? no* < (,t '
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srin>oL.
stMMirr
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H . rv-.ki t'g < .
.U ■ f.-.r ;• • .1 > r «:'-r
'i:< "-imrncr'Uian «'
V/h.'hn •» Co!
■ i« pTVfi.t-r^
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: ) un>T;irr^c'- *o'l (|
« r I-"foro in. itV]
tory,
•r'rttrd nttendance* of C"-
now In progress which arlM-.* solcjv j dirnctlon of tho intcrstntf' Commor
from tho nP'-crslty of more nearly
canforming to the so-ca’.lcd “l'*ng
snd short haul flause" of th# law
as amended In.^HJlO, gnd r* W/w
canstrued by the Interatate Caui-
merce Cammlsslon.
The original Act to Regulate Cpm-
marce forbade the making of lower Jaf Georgia Railway Company,
rates for a longer than for a shorter j M. H. Smith, President. I*ouisvlllc
distance within the same line or U Nashville Railroad Company,
route under substantially the samel W. J. Harahan. President. Sen-
eircumstances and conditions. Th* I hoard Air Line Railway,
carrier* were free to meet compe- Fainfax llarrisorf, Pre8ide|2*.
tltion as they found it and.Fere re-houthern Railway Company,
quired to answer only upon com- |.!anuary -5, 1915
plaint as to the reasonableriess of
their acts. V
The amendment of 1910 deprived
the carriers of the right to initiate
departures front thy lonjfltnd rhoM
hnul rcquircxncht.^nd they may no
longer facet competition', as they
‘r.nd it if the iong^ind rhort hafll re
quirement of the law Is InvqlVed.. un- | ’rotern’ty. .
less they cafi first obtain -the h?rro I
val.nf the interstate Commerce Com
mission. °.. • .
They wer furthermore required,
by this chang'* in the law. to nppl'
to the Commission for authority
-onttnue in force rat-s existing at
;hn time of its passage which con
travened the long and short haul
even surpas , ‘'ng lar‘ year’s
teachers of
the State, ‘
Th'' ftcultr *s usual, will include
s number of the rCgutvr c6:*»g* fac-1
ulty and al*o promineni e«-ucatcr»-1
from vll part* of the country. 0 Some |
of these will give regular rre-U»
-mirsck, others will lecture on the
W. a” Win’burnVpresident. Central \™ r ' important problems in the edu-'
'■aiional world.
I Commission. It is the purpose o;
the railways of thj* South to take up
each Intrastat* revision with th*
(several State Railroad Commtssion>
J. R Keniy. President. Atlantic
I Coast Line Railroad Company.
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of this paper wlll/l
olbaspd to learn that tht>rc I
•'nut oue dreaded despaaa/. t":
cte.ace has boon able to cugu In a!
•r, stacetf. and thet 1". CntyTh. Hnll’
• ' 'tnrrb. Cure in ^ho onVy positiv-
tire’ nor,- knowV to /no ntcdiox'
CafsrrXboing a rorfrtl
Ipoi' - ", rrqi’!- , °'i a crx^tt
*’-"''.tn<-nt / . HtH'o' Cntarr'*
J- t'>t-r>r- 'y*'-•‘"tty " t -'- d!
-ef*tv utioo tty' blood p^d ■yorjeu'’’
•nrf"o''r, of tWo sy«torn. thorebv (!•>-*•
'trovlo-r (V'Xfc’-'datloo of t' o d'*-
»rv;o. *>d irfving the pati r, -'t' •'tnonglh
bv b'dldlntj »v-n tho consl , t'* , ion art t
'""tpt.tr frt ' doing i.f' 5 work.
Th* pronriotors have so mu'*!) faith
ft- rurstivo roverr that/hey of-
While keeping up the n:gn stan
dard nlr*ai?y set for the work of |
nrepsrrtlKr for the rural a-*d • |o
*n*ntarg tdchera. ' mere cnipha' 1
iithcr-to will h* glron to *hc
school. Tho flassoa heretw-
o given in High Frhool metho*!*s'
^nd,subjects will be continued .*v«l
•overa^ new courses ,Cf pec I ally plan-1
ned fo:* the high rchools wip be o f -
fopdlj. There will be "rmr-os h* he-
f 'ro in Kindornar-for. Methods in
Grammar School S*ibic 'M. and cp-1
nor!nnjties v. fit be givi*n to i^byorc’e
'’nrofully th > werk dor. t in th« no.v
Tnd compta».' Tninr«ng Scliool.-, A
'pocia! bulletin glVir'-T ’ our.'-ct 'n d"-
b . <jp/'
(•^1 will frtnn be irsur.i.
1,
, ■ * ^
'“Sparilla. Carnival
.rjw . -v-.* • "a
* ! »• i v;.«m
a f «V‘i •
vim tus-Cras Ceiebvalim
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New (gleans. Mobile, and Pensacola.
2
« Excursinn Tickets will be sold for the above occas
ions from Walterboro on Feb. 9, 19, 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15,
at fares named below, by the ^ -
A T LA NTIC COAST LINE
The Standard Railroad of the South
'l y . ## ..'.S' / ••’*•■
TAMPA, FI*ORIDA ......... $14 20
NEW ORLEANS, LA. . $22.40
MOBILE. ALA,, $*8.20
e -PENSA COLA,"FLA^ .$15.25
. y, W T " . * '•* /
/ / .. .... /
Tickets will be limited, at time of purchase to Febru-
ary 2pth. but an extension of final return limit to March
15th may be obtained by depositing tickets prior to ex
piration and upon payment of $1.00. ' ■
ft'
Tin: WAV OF I.F V'T P.KSISTAXCF
WaJ*crbrr«; Folks’ testimony I.adlv
I;i vc.it ig-tcnl, ‘
For schedules, resen-ations, etc., inquire at Atlantic
Coast Line Ticket Agents, or address,
W. J. CRAIG. > ' 4 T. C. WHITE,
PaJ'scngcr Traffic Manager. Gen. Pars. Apt.
V . - » Wilmnigton, N. C.
^ ' e . “ ; r
principle. -
The existing rat* structure of the
work^ generally Is around xouth Is not the creation of traffic
Railroad camps and wawmllts
This reward is offered for !»!• «»P*
luro and delivery to Thoe. S. Burch,
Sheriff Florence County. Seuth Caro-
qina.
f
USE ”112” If fEET
" ACHE, BURN. PBFF UP
manager* of this geaemtlon. It
is an inheritance from thoae who
built the roads, and flnda ita •**..
olanatlon largely la the geography |«ti pat Ion
>f the South, aad ta a f*MIa policy
which encourages Ita creation. The
changes now progress are not of
th* carriers’ choice.
Water competltlen. the moat 1m-
rortsnt factor in bringing about d*
adjustments of
f *r On** Hundred Dollars
thal It fvll* to cure,
list of testimonials.
^dre-*; F. J. CHENEf
Toledo, O.
Tho averag" man Ii a doubter And
will invortfgate only the -aeiest ac-
'*e8atblo proof. Thgt’s jur.t the kind'
& CO., | of evidence Walforhoro men and
for 'Mty
Send for
Sold by all Druggists. '
Tsvo Hall’s Family Pill* for con-1
Free Flower Seed.
Hastlngn' retalogn*
Telia Too A boat It.
Something for Nothing.
• ? Youngs Island, S. C. Nov. 29^1914
women want./t> just th*^ wind they IJq „qi started with vou we make you the followh.g offer:
r« ^T!' Send us $1.50 for 1,000 Frost Proof Cobbage Plants,
n<« an n ® - -1 -npQwi) jn the open air and will stand freeing; grown*
rom the Celebrated Seed of Bolgina and Son and Thor-
voiring hi* praise of their merit Ibom and Co., and I will send you 1,000 Cabbage Plants
Ton den t have to/rave: tar or ex- additional FREE^ and you can repeat the order as many .
•rt Tnrmelf tn th* mr/vr-f I i.! Kl.-. T..o 11 T TV- a a _
Can’t Bent “TIE*
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For Sore.
Tired,
• i, Giree I n *J! ^** r bT th *
3onth. surrounded as It le on tnree. ^ ftMd . hnnM H ^ Haetlngs t
pene-Atlanta. Ga.. and sent
Ter-
4
Kxvosty, Callonaed Feet
or Corn*.
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. *-S-••..,**>-
“Cera! I use *TD?
every time (or any
foot trouble.”
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'~'Y5tt~c{Hi—he. .happy-footcd just likf
m". Use “TIZ” atu^1pe ,
with tender, raw, burning, blistering^
nwollcn, tired, nmelly feet. *‘T1Z <
and only •’TIZ’’ takes the pain an! 1
soreness out of corns, callouses am
a
bunions, - /
As soon as you put your feet in a
”TIZ” bath, you Just feel the happi
ness soaking in. How good your
poor, old f*et feel. They want to
dnoro for Joy. “TIZ” ’ is grand.
’/nZ” instantly draws out all th,
vVoioonous exudations which puff «P
your feet and cause sore. Inflamed,
aching, sweaty, smelly feet.
Get a 25 cent box of “TIZ” at an
drug store .or department store. Get
Instant foot pllef. Laugh at foot
* rufferers who cooplklo Becausi
your feet are never, never going to
bother or make you limp W more.
nurture from
Sooth, surroc
,idra by navigable water and
trated by navigable streama
mini of the first toads were on navl-
waters and rates between thesr
*o-ralni were from th* beginning d*
7rested because of this wnt*r. fom
- ‘'tltion. When.^hubsequetly. rial-
tja wore ostended to the inter!''’
T.i-mhutlrk points were thercb-
created, where thcr'* a:o^ comp'
• H 5 '*" of twb.or more market**., or
Vt'woor more carrierr^ultia" ir
dcprc.^MW in rr.tcs. even,when.th-r
wa*> no' direct water competition.^
* Tt'.rr 0 conditions undobutodiy
♦ ributed to the commercial
du"tr‘.f.i development of th^/intorior
South, at-d. while they v/sultcd k
ore frequent departures f . r0in . 1hi
long~and sh6ri ba»V-Prin c I ple of,
law. the carriers had every r$i
believe that their practl
approval of the publlc.^ven When U
wa? not dfsectly t>e result of public
demand. X
Now., the Interstate Commerce
Gommis-vton, pursuant to the re-
quirpfaents of an am
the I the big catalogue published fresh and
h Hkc^Iwill gjve you special prices on Potato’
era. you cannot afford .to b* wlthoufr #,0 ’ r 7 n romM "0“ Bridge Stre-.
Read It. ,• ■
E. F. KhlfKT. blarksmith and car
riage dealer. Fridge St.'. Walterboro.
ssyar "I suffered from wesk kid»
uevs. My bark ached all the time
\nd the kidney r"cretions at times
were sranty, p.nd then again too fre-
Seedand Potato Plants later. We want the accounts of
close buyers, large and small. We can supply all.;
ATLANTIC COAST PLANT COMPANY^
tbsolntely free, postage paid, to all
who write for it mentioning the name]
of this paper.
In tMa eatalo*u* we tell von of si
•olendld offer of free flowet^.-eed reX ., ...
five magnificent I 1 aUf> h,<1 !,0 " M '
vith. rravel. I got Dorn’s Kidney
all our customers,
varieties that mean Venuty ahnnl
•«<t bon'« nn*’/nDasur" *1 .w|vp«
■*nd daughter; tint nothing else can
glvn. . , ’ •
This catalogue * toll* you. le*.
'bout our.tig cash nriseX'"'’ 1 ’ to lb*’
^Uil' boyp of • yoiur •■fe'e. It
Is nil about our line 'ie’il’r.r va^
’■lotjes of corn nnd '0*‘#*\ ktrjd
ve cro" - On our own 3,-C90- aer**
G$nr>. It tolls about th^ h^rt scad"
OT^ll kinds for planting in the JJouth.j
It should b* In every Southern homo
Wfite todav and lot itq r r 'nrl ft to
von —H. G. HASTINGS A CO., At*
Unto, Ga.——Adv.
T, Hli at Klr'fn’r’Hir’un Store and they
—>v." me rrlief/’
Fr’c.* r.Oc, it all'hX'^ r, ' >n ‘ t '
-‘’rralv ail; for it HidneXsTcnpefly **■
■ "t bonh’s I-'idiuv Fill' 'the.akme.
hit. Mr Knight hid. 'Fneto-.^F.I
burn Co . Props., Huffulo, N. Y.-
ji;y TIHH l OIt XKI RALGIA
. ^Thour. ride r>l people keep on sn/
fering with Neuralgia because./hey
do.iMit..kHow what to do for ||; Neu
rnlgla is a pain In the nerves Wha?
rou want to .do is to soothe the n"nr**
Itself. Apply Rloat)^ Liniment to
•he surface over the painful part-
do not rub Sloan s Llnlmen.
<Vilds and Group in (".liidrch. .
Mafiv people rely upon rhamb*r-
Uln’s Cough Remedy implicitly In
"Uses of colds $nd croup, and 4 n£*^
er disappoints thanv. Mrs. E/^ H
Thomaa, Logiinsport. Ind . writes p ^ nfttrttr) , ^ T j ^piekly to the sore.
”1 have found Chamberlain’s Cough 1 , < . rTr n fr a jr* the Inflam-
ended law. has l Remedy to be the bent nf*dicln* (« r mRt , hn 0"t a bottle of $loan’a Lln- f
„ n „„trv into rates from r 1,01 * 5 * * nd 1 h * T '! 1 - - *- *' -e- drtiarist
vtrrinii Cities from South Atlantic Io.y .*
Forts, and from Ohio and Wf *'*** rAm It (o my-rhtl^ffai
into the I when suffering from croup, and it
he^ never failed to giv* th»un prompt
ncl’rf.” For ea!o hy all dealers.
• ■ '*• / X . . ,..
Ccilefcn and Dorcbester C/inlies
;Hdvc Kccentiy been added to my territory
for FORD CAJ\& I have about 20 in
stpek. Be giad to soli you, either in Olar
or Walterboyo. If in need of one, take it
up with n>e at Olar or Mr. Ayer at Rizer
And Ayer’s Stables it Walterboro.
C. F. RIZER
md- Gulf
Mlraissippl Rlvrif Crossings
V SoutdetAt ahd Mlsslraippl VaUey ter-
A* a result the Commission
jrffgnt for 25 vent* of any druggist
nd have it in the house—again*!
Colds. Fore ari<T Swollen Joints.
Lumbago. Scjaticn snd/lke ailments.
Your money back if not satisfied, bur
it docs give almost Instant relief.!'
r4p.tT
h;s in large measure condemned ev
istlrg departures frdtn th^ long and
short haul- requirement, except
w kora Jqstlftad by compatltlon
‘' m*