The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 02, 1920, Image 17
Crop Showiing Improvement,. Says
Offieltdo Bulletii.
Washington, .lay 27.-AMeather con
ditions during the week ending yes
terday were more favor-tblo for cot
to:), and a:; a re;uIt. the crop li show
Ing an iiIproveieniit iI most sections,
accudinig to the national weather and
crop bulletin of the Department of A,
riculture.
.\oderate telperattlres I/revadled
('xCept iI the more eastern sections of
the belt, where it was rathr cool.
Rainfall was light to moderate except
In the northwestern and southeastern
portions, wlhIre some heavy rains oc
currd. lEast of the Alississippi River
the weather showed cfnsiderabel ii
provemenviit ove*r the preceding week,
and as a resuIlt cotton made bettIr
progress gelerally in that area. To
the west.ward condItions were favor
able except III he iinorthwestern por
tion of II(Oiorn belt.
ale
Children
Made over to your liking,
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Shivar Ale
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Nothing like it for building rich
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cers and druggists---satisfaction or
your money back on first dozen.
If your regular dealer cannot sup
pIy you, telephone
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Distributors' for Laurelns.
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E ATONIC
COaYOUR STOM4ACW'S!SY)
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peating, and oll the many iniserIes caused by
Acid-Stomach
EATON IC fIs the beat remody. Tens of thou
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an rens Dror CoT..-Turens, a C.
Helps
H* p
Sick
Women
Cardui, the woman's U
tonic, heclped Mrs.. Wit-- -(&
'in FEversole, of H~azel
Ritchi, K~y. ier.I what
sheC writes: "I had a
keneral breaking-dowvn
of my hcalth. I was ins
bed for weeks, unable to
j get tup. I had such a
weak:nesjs and dizziness,
. .- and the pains were
very severe. A friend
Io .1 me Iliad tried every
Ibh g else, why not
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soon saw It was helping
me . . .After 12 bottles,
I am strong and well."
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what it has done for so
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shotild help you back to
health.
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SAU Druggists
GOMPERS AND. Al
ON INDUST
Debate in Carnegie Hall, Ne
ence of Opinion Between
eration of Labor and Gov
New York, May 28.-Carnegie Hlall
was packed to the (loors tonight when
Samiel Gomipers, president of the
Amnerican Federation of liabor and
GOvernor Ienry .1. Allen, of Kansas,
miet to debate the merits of the re
(ently (nacte'(d Kasas indlistrial cotit
liaw andlI kinred Slbjeels. .Judge Alton
If. Parker, of tiis city, Iresided and1ul
introduced thte s1)e(akers.
AMr. Go(npers said he4' wanted to lay
down a flw fttldainental prillciples
alld n011 of Ills executIve (coturnllit te'.',
Mrts. Sarah IfI. Conboy, r'ea( (lit lol
lowilig statement:
"Te fac t that volu n11 ta ry o rga iz
iolls of thIeI wae workers are de
c lar1%,d by th co1r1 (1 b'.;I ) e t.11s ts an-'l
comlhilltiols in) illegaI rest rait of1
I rot'e does n1ot nWe'ess; arI So colsti
(tlie themu, ill fact, tIe i ions or work
(1's are inot stch. None of their achi4ve
m u(ts i i ii behalf of fit' toilers or soci -
ely at large an 1be conftised with th.
sellish and pernicions activiti es of the
illegal triists.
"'lhe Itrust, even at its best, is an
organtization of' a few to m11onopoli/
pirodictiol. and control distribution of
material I prodiets. '' vol ntry as
s-ciations of the wage workcers for'
mIllual betnefit andt(] assistance are ('S
sentially different. T fact tmulist not
be lost sight of that the power* of Ia
bor is not a natlerial commodity.
There cal be no trust. Inl anyth ling
which is not yet produced."
Resimling his address, l. Gomprs
sald:
"her'llvte is a common error in the(
1ilids of a large nIIItumber of ourt peopl-,
and people of the wlole worl(I Wio
Confuse the term 'abo' and capital'
as being ill exactly equal position to
war(l each othe'. The faCt of the(
matter is that callital Is the product
of labor.
"The difference bet ween a slave all'I
a freeman is that tile slave muilst workt(
whiell Ills maste or owner directs and
Wills. The fr'eeman mllay stop hils wolik
and whatever consequenc's of suffe
ing that may be Iinvolved is his suif
fritig and suffering of n ton else.
The right of a freeana1 to dispo s of
hiiml0, 01 his labor and1 his lahm '
polwer' has been set forth ill a suItprvoenw
4c.1tI1 decision. at opIlniln r by h1'
tlan ia,:moclate lustico of tie spreame
court, .\r. Iluighes, lin which the prin-.
ciple I. Set f~orthl clearly that nit man11
I.s free, that invoililtary\ serviitude (..
ists, whel a man mu11s 1t work omint
his will.
"T'hr1 i ne0 t g abou 4e lilt h
t<luent ionl which is axiomatic." .\lr.
.4)1 I-.r conli'ink ( "That is: itf you
'Ittt'l t t m il aw s t y 1 v Ic:itl
ficile do ytt t ou i t 1 l mak 1 1r...
are11 hnet.111 t'ato t c i ~tiin ts. ll
wh14 ilt any justlayitao may h''4e1 Aassm
astrikes14 unaful: iit hat wasthe conce
ion thlya14 ioua ruicanint'nton
thM n I' hav11 es no word(' atao dllebat (':4
claet' tat ttt coliol o fbte vr momen'tt
lofomy 1life.g~ Thei 144tostn te 11 party wi
a vry niclenfar a t was t4'ex-(
t.1annt l n Illj'41 asfil e'.ea h
.\tSl. 1Gompersd. ' lst ar1umet 1nd-il
('d111og iprIIolong'41 e applaue I\ands
el her aitlc lise nlsitontl( lfawhich
labordevlegainsned hm oa r with dsa
Kdoala lofferting. ayn ellcit
Go venot le alstde o wany gretid
wth l rolyone al~aue en he ' 111
t's into ue d. Ils ( l ostt no 1 tim 'e in
''Aillstril (ltlI, sidin tibot arb
of '(as'15thelpub licst (upem allaw." 4tO
Ka's twitr layn Asei:
emphsis n te col s rik Oad"h
7'ee adhp rsligtee
from.TIS NL
"We hve nT f(Orbdn t~oCany ma
th1 ihtt-ui ok,.e asetd
"we merEly av Ha OUawyS ro
LEN CLASH
RIAL COURT LAW
w York City, Shows Differ
Head of the American Fed
ernor of Kansas.
ress that has been muade by olgaliize:
labor through its solidarity, and I am
glad for the legitimate progress of
every labor 111ion organization in thet!
United Slates today."
Governor Allen thenl a referred to tlhe
statenients alleged to have been made
by uini on leaders in the last, iclud.
ing Mr. (Go IIntpers, that "if you take
away the right to strik', we will in.
S oI o Iter way."
"ll'fore the dbt'h)e cvavnss tonight,
he said. "I implore .\r. ('oluIers 'in
be' half of tlie country that is w aitint:g
to know, what other way ie has in
lmiil."
Governor Allen outlined in detail
the organization aild openaioll of tim
industI.rial court "yStvim inl effect in
Kanlsas. Speaking of, its; effect lp?,
tle indui trial World lie said:
\Ve tiave takent aIway nothling frnom
labor. wev have providedI protectionl An
all the inistries, we have forbidden
convict labor to comne inl competifiwn
with other labor, we have established
a frei('e emliployienit service, we hav.
provided ani industrial welfar' comn
niission. we have Irovided that no in
.iuinctioin, whiether interlocutory or per
manent inl any case between eniployer
and employes or between eimlployer aild
eim ployes or between persons em
ployed, or persons seeking imiploy
ment, growing out of a dispute col
cernuing teris, condl itills, tc., shiall
be issund without precIvious notice and1l
an opportunity to be heard In behalf
of the party enjoined.
"We have established lilens to pro
tect workers, we have established the
eight-hour day.inl tle inines, we have
established everything that ias been
etabl ished ll In te history of tie prog
ress of t1his great Industry."
Ile denied that the Kansas law fde
nied the workiieni tlie privilege of col
lective bat rgaining, he said, but it gave
ile millers that night whether tIh'v
were ieiilnbrs of unions or not and
lrOtects the salctity of the contraets.
(lovernor All en thlen assaild Mr.
(;olniers' 0 political aetivities. Refer
ring to Mr. Glomiipers' alleged orders to
olganiized labor to see that no ni nm
goes to colgress Who is not inl kavor'
of labor's progrl'ani. he said:
"Thl- political party inl the frh
comning ntn ipaignt tlit las not Ille ('on.
:''nt'l ive courage o -tald out and
pledge lo the pilic li pro tcion .1 gahn
the wronigs anid tenrol's of indu strial
war-fare will travol down the thw-t.
of cowardice to drfeat."
tloriulsi ni Ipplallzo which lastvd -v.
rill i tt retil d thris er a n
;ovelnor. Aln-11 co cld d 'Ii dire,''
a r n byw tl tas i .\lr. GAiperi m9)
dotin "who - h al !1 he d Ne roi;;i h i
forbi lthern 'witihil strhike n i
cl 'Ouhtw strlike; h coia n trowls t hi~sati.
\in rlliglhit3 to quit , work' 7t .a i
clo In ~'lili Ost 2., aS yorI'd, tii.
Atne2ea yard. ('oinn Indtedat
fo' $elling a'ot yard oll'('ulst 01:
\'ht;I'gn 'imilany of the New( York,111.
AmeIict \Viien f'ompwean If .\essI
Chaini and the (i~ llinti.\lt \\'d prsti
mdn tf bteh( tomean -s ofrI cha'jttr:- \od
(~Ilh( prO~i ilrty, in" i( i l V oo n cloth in
an idicentretuned eretay ity
~Thetl:; (ti:iniym n controls I Ie! e cut!
(Ifnton olt~~ l (I I miiidul (lo v ioa ins o
('tei IV r a:-ot Iin th I sall'('' of l clt -t
lowedi tt a unreaonabe erico ie.
'ATh irsgt Mi.ounte insh idi Itm~t o
cha.415 the re ompanyl '(i ih the11 frah.
the .lanufary7,t 9 o fli iiTl yardi s nof
elIh wh2.tich I eatlht.I.5 a hafr
ofIAit niar a si if ld on .lng an aryti ex
TIntnt fo'elhe( loed axtltn' inesl
ofthe ompanny, vas1crding a sat
cent prollt. above cost although .\Nr.
Wood clainied the profit poosed by
the coipany for Its 1924) business was
twelve and one-hali per cent. The
:1moi11n11t of prolits Which the company
was realizing, lie Said, exceeded "oil
aii average fromt 301) to 1400 per cent
those of 11919."
[Airtter l1ll, (1laidstonie, N. J., Sells
lIt.-SNAPI, He Says.
"I sell and use ItAT-SNAP. Like to
look any man in the face and tell it's!
the best. It's good." People like IAT
,)NAP bel-autse It "does" kill rats. Pet
ifles carcass-leaves no smell. Comes
In cakes -Ino nixing to dlo. Cats or
logs woi't touch it. Three sizes, 2.3,
)0(, $1 .0. Sold and guiaranteed by
ILanurens IIar3(dware Co., l'ut na m's Drug
Store, Kennedy lBros.
Stomach ills
lerm eiintly disappear after drinkhmg tihe
nam~rant..I h. w.net,, tf -b-a 2.dr. U .
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