The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 25, 1920, Image 6
Are You
Running
Your Tires On
Their
"UPPERS?"
Don't Do It. A
New
Sole Tread
on your Old Tires
is frequen-ly a good
INVESTMENT
and v ill add many
hundreds of miles
to its life.
The blow out
m a y not be a
Death Sentence for
your tire. We can
show you some old
tires still in the run
ning due to Skillful
TFire Surgery work
on our part.
Glad to Examine
Your Casings at
Any Time.
Snai py Service
Chiarges Reasonable
Let us do you: aext
Job the MODERN
WAY.
City Vulcanizing
Station
"Vulcanizing of the I;etter
Kind"
a' the Auto Filling Station.
(POIATICAML ADVI
IRBY FOR UNITED
Only Candidate Who Offers I
ing by Co-operation of (
Saving and Marketing Far
of the Government to Prot
ers Instead of Permitting E
Use it to Rob Both.
Make Ten Billion Dollars Pro
so as to Make Interest fron
Europe's Debt a Net Profit
3reak the Conspiracy of R
Boys of the Morgans and 1
People to a Seanty Fodder
Transportation, DisLributioi
ilt) 'I'P l *1- '1'L :
I submIit mny ivuws and platforml Doi
.oti' 1'u1lSidrtl'a1 tion n a1 sk thial yo
t ie o ly caIlit lit I I rac IIe for) I he
I ut S i S t s S'ai tI, who offer.1s a
S l an, r i- t: eI*k - ' iI'y for evils i it
V eVV OnI kIows xist .
So,1in , lan y r'ii llt- it. I.\er\ rvtol'ilk
:110velm t I Is ;.Ii Iiit ied b y thI1ose who I,
live by rolileering and( sat c in
upon " it , necess ii's 1)f Ite peo:)I. I
wats i i et Itld at imred t I I ith trying
ti tio lkruit thlt, slate,4) lh'en) 1 1) 1laou
with thev leg-islatuire inl 11.1 1 lo Ialsly
hill Ifor !.he state to b))orow $i2.'i, 0 11it,
and hold the cotton for the farniers im
til tie ('1d of the \V'I' 1111 1 I1 he markets
op -llefd III.I
If that had beet il(one it would have
s4ave.d thet farmeris onl that cropl alonle
$1 i'oti100.o1u', inougih to hav ought
everv oto ton inili ill the state.
Iin lI I1;, I was rid41icu.l1Aed ftOr a dru\t
in aI l cre4dits system to free lt'he
fai'l ,rs froill profitteers. a11(1 sliet-ill1
!ors wh'o art. the .\o~asand lineke
f l r their :tssocht(,.; andi satalites.
avt- itt liIt d while it w-.;:
r IalIy relievvin all kindls o4 busi
'I, f r ne i of l dt t v, her intral
i t have li-d it l- in th o or tan
iI!AIoe of the. caus-,s- ofsrn:i
T ,e It of a vtural d h ry and!
my4 !k po wost was rbliI i culdIt. and i t ad
1 nvt d o d as atte mpt I I t( ho os 11 o1I,
in r t ItIle Irerllftle n t. t1 it is II
blstiyin bla oIt( he fos tagh syu
hI en a1 gang of 11l1nd grabbers in the
fit t o li ip. .1' to-I itc~ to 1'(1111Il.
I yf tinniat at boughto 111 ro h
hae iit.; valulable asylum pro l erty,
my ti-ht to sustain the _,overnor's reto
chialluti tnwo votaes in thy' Uotise and
wt eon by one vote.
Un1t- of the daily papers of ('oltimb'lia
t th1 1 (1t1ord ) refusetdor to 11111 ish a
stt-etof, illy reasons for fight ilig
its sale after its rep)orter had urged
mIe to give it to him.
If the state had bought lands from
the( hand irrnbbers; and bitl anlother
i-ylin,11. ther would have beell saddled
nitin w thi ieop)ie i tnied tiyil of not
less thatin $20,0100,110f0 with annual tax
l)I $1,11- ,0 4 for. inte st. a su 1 f qual
to fthe taxes to r,11n the state ..over
win ighteen yars ago. My am01end
ltent to 11h( law reating thel a retil
t it ral comimissioner frorhia. ImI, to at
ipt to bri g im igranlts to this
a -; l -and 1'events hilm from bil'eing..
:IstI by [he- corporations to bring
0cheall laboro in, inl \iolatlionl of the red
(ral law. prohibing ithe paying it .x
pt ntl'44's Of4 iheirat 5to ths rolnt
ling iten (' rs sf lving in teli 1'
i4)1(1uis h rolgh t for011 b sho terl('1 i n4)e
etlsn miles 11nd farer othisla the1
1exil work1 lers waund for 'I ei er5
work)1,it .V4 con i'tions, lit twn fi
am offering1( thei peopl'1th st alinds
tol. la1n the fproers hem1 from 14redy
and if' hting (41t'' , 1 by3 fr ithing it
T he5io~ hitgh cos11t 1114 lvin' is~ sit' a'
menne141'Il of th14 welare o she it forl
and. is roughts abou11t t su' power-'
of Ih in acial' in trst thaii s n ceos-)
a1 'i q~ in protctinglthe44 peo l fro I i Its
vils. hle lotshefamer otha lesstha
m'-et, If a se0lin hin thet twns and
I itis tk t's ind(iI(1 50 1 i4er ('und.
T'l-ii(1. 1 j ofkes tust mad)e1 in ('117,0 it i
oin tondrt othe rn am-s
f t.' iff? 'I'llt, profit.01 T h as di ur-e
t i(;i It uyl(' their tlant' - tom s in44
('1n't-oar. The farnmeshav no mlar
foodtd addnt thepu livstok livx
'-'pt to shipy it1 to n'h inoatl gotherl
1a0(1 n 1 enters,))ln'( ay 1 fright,11 fedi
laniasid m1rha thetat toa eQb' te so
t atg'enrt oi' the pac'rtlIl! mot fr
him.k~n Ths paes(oi torma te, mnereyX
of thleg packfes as to Cril's and manypor
fsabmer troughut' I the ('th amndte
\\1('.t hav los104 t heavoiyif tas they
w11er4ht co l ld tI fIform1011 the live 11)1c
the epaners to knowawhero theira
DRTISMMNT.)
STATES SENATE
Ilan to Reduce Cost of Liv
)onsumers and Producers in
n Products. Use the Power
ect Producers and Consum
ipeculators and Profiteers to
fits by Arrdnging War Debtj
i Europe Retire it and Leave I
ailroad Lawyers (the office
,ockefellers) to Reduce the
Living by Laws Controlling
i and Markets.
13 ii 3lu s i ac 'de'd,
1 . mh loot c l oiwrated co-opIerl1a
l yl, .3t i'st, by a~ i'9In,311(itt r'epre'
in lg iw 1iaruier's ando constun3ers
In t r IV rI mL :114-fit re-. I' 1 ton. W IeII
> I -rate by t(II- . ( e ple dI Ir(ecIl I nte Ivr
li t'b , )i o I s to Ii .j ki1e t teI
IiII. bou Iht p Iby seIs i s itcrests( ,
I'his wou h i n< o rge great er prodlue
.n (of tiil lin cessari(.s of lift, reduc e
I 1 IVIt '- in , tO Ithe liei'ljt of
r I rS i ons (I ('I33MS11tuners, a113i d IenIder
hi e 1(1 S 1toraI', I l) i ng' II to man1111
ind i i 91 f ( a 93urs. it wouldtl I In.
1lj'il thle 'Xebani' uss to find i ex..
hluange that IItded its surplu;IIs and
hi- wouI be lixed and paymieont
Iade before Shipnien'lt. Thisl princ(ilet
1A1plied to cotton warehlolisvs, vle., for,
3olIthern-1 iarnrs ad in lvtr
ol1 We-stern farl 's, cont1rolled local
ly bt33 proteted by the national gov
131313nt with a i I It 't gover Iell t bi u*11 93reau
I'f 13313rmatio aq)l 3. t( w Iec re sIIrpIlt
11 nteedd ..%oli ai'Solitely. d estirov
1ik cI3rrumi New Yolk Yo eange,. bI
i'MauSe' it )1'' 11 nob tak3(9 te a n tiage (it' of
Ick (3 info. mlation of lvt 11ole as
14> mIrk tsz lto make (10r1mous11' I)3'1ts.
11,1h1 14ei ne1nt339'331 Ald.
TlI na311111a1 i 1111kov etit should
ril. 11 . finlancial aid lt. theIo fol.
tax (1! 11, .'r c ii 3 n1 'r . issml-4
by t.w .itte. The nation.al 2over
inent1 ('oub1, i'3tc a3 Sulierit3 amoun331t
of' li-.rl t'nd1r notaid l nd them
to th ta s witl provision fo r t ie
393rtim t f a smal 3rCeim11 "achII
yerotof ithe opetratlion of the plants
3ad ill U few arslhe licpiiee in eym'.
st ate wouildi 99wn3 thlese' valu able p)lant s
atlte ('9t of the paper, ink andl
133n3ing of the m0on3ev to erect them.
Sol3i mllay say this woild not hi' good
3iony'. Iincoln 3 sted about $(t9,9)9,
Mll o9 f Ith 3I same k ind of mon033ey to
3ir e foreign soldiers 3o fa SoIth1
cr'3 .-oldiers, an(d it is st ll i ircila
ti ol. Also, we sell the foreign inar
kets about $7,1110,000,000 worth of
mIchandise while we huy from them
only ab3olit $,,,00,90 wortI. If
they xerv (o ritftis. 1(o necept 0otir
m3one3(y WO ('01ld rel3ire them to pay
for our merchandise Iin monley tlh(y
Wouild accept for theirs.
Tlhe. oackti'rs polace (say) $100,o0
worth of iat on cold storage and
their central resev e banks )yrint and
Ivild to them >757,000 worth of paiper
Miney lo ea'ble them to hold lit.
Why ld it Hot be just as safe for
the Coli0y o3 state to place $100,imf0
wloth of m3at of farmer3 's on Cold stor
a'g a11 get from tlt' national governl
ment11 $ 75,1003 w.~orth of' mon03ey backed by
t' (0ounty or3 stte to enable33119 thle fa'rm
9rs to1 re9li'eve thiri ('red'itorIS t3ntil theIr
t'echange, ('3)3h( si:ll 3teir mea'3t and3(
e't t 1' '9 itlh t hem: .
11(ow9 31an 'onlsu333ner 3'etxp3et' to get
faiir pirices wh'bil,. prof11te3rs use3 the
poweri'3 of gov.ernment) pr3iv'1ilegs toS 1(hold
the3 n3eessar Ies (of lif o9 9ff th3e ma33rk et
and3 st333 or'i fr' '3ee?. ' lhem33 into ay333ii
I r'efer' 3o 3meat3 because35~ ('very' seition)3
I." intere'st 33 331 Sav1ing and1( ien1oura'3g
133 3h pruto n )30I39 o03f m3ent . TheC 5sam3e
inc'ii: le would~ t'nablei I ht- S33ales to
i3rote't thei'r liar3ti l ar 133 industri3es.
Why,~ shoul3 d thle farmer393s a.19 ho wanlt
3the national1 ban33ker3 $5,909 f'or 19rin3t
333g 331(1I ('33ding th1ern3 pap er' money(3'?
Wlb~v wld')3 it not3 bei j31st as5 3aff' for
eOllluties or states 33) store t heir ('o3ton
and3( *get monley f'or' 3hr at(3 33o3Sf ?
Ilo 10 nn9 ('3 he33 farmer1'3 expet'3 to) get a
fair'93(1 pric fo his ('tto a013s long a3s he
1has to bor3'row fr'om~ thet sp~e('ulator)3 to
ma33kg and39 ho911ldlhs ('9)tonl store in3 his
W'.areh'louses, insur 3e in h1is insurance3 ('
com1193ini, unt1il hi1s ('0tton mills g(et
ready9I1 for' It ?
3 bel'ieve'( the publtiC debt shoui1 h99'
m3adle a~ eir'-uitig mium33i by ex..
l'hanlgi' 0f governmentl'31 legaiIl ender'!
33ote9s for the9 outs tandingflL war3 d1(b3
bonds31 withi Ipro(vision for l' re3ement oif
Thi~s wo11'039 r''olv miIon3s who13,
thirouigh loyalty to their gov'ernmhln3t.
3'urcha93si"d bondis, are'( 33nabl9 to9 ho0ld
t h'm, and1( ar3e tprey3 to Spii'(331ator's.
3t wo'9)i1 er'e:ne undream'al33'( devel'9'op
ment13 of 9)ur3 resource by 9 1 for3''in1g lar 3ge
bondhlolder's to 'xtra3 ("ffort at3 ivest
mt13l in ord(1r to 1 obtin333 33n i30ncm,
It would re I4lieve'( th19 Ji('ople from
heavy93 ta3xation)3 to pay33 inlterest ')n in1
ac(tive bond1s. It wou319 ld make th1e gov..
ernm3 n deb31 1i1t 333 act1Ive'( agency o''(f d1e
if Iie requ(irei' I'5urope9 3o pay33 33s In
tetC on( 331'33 1( whtw lent them, it would1(
re(t ire thlese" note3s 13n about33 fiftv y('ar3s
without33 any tax on1 the people and1( the
39rin31(i a! of th deb9I'1t I'~ur3ope OWES u3s
ailrondis.
Thie Cmitnlgsil~sch ra3ilra 10 aw9 133.is
a3 surrenderi(' of lte rights of tile pecople
to thoseJ( Intere'sts, is n1ot only an at
1b33 wIll add1( billion 3(3of dollar3s to the 9
cost of lying by excessive fr'eight
raEtes5 balsedl )n fraltdulen and1 3fl~ letit3ious
stocks and1( should1( he reiiealed. It guar
anfte(es them about $500,0900,000 pr3oflts
for' first 6 months3 33119 after3 theilrr
turin to owners, Some' ralr13oadl offle
ialIs are 11aid( $9;(,A(00 to $1 20',00nf a year.3'
Regardlessq of hlighl salaries, etc., if thte
rond1s lose a half illinnf rol11nr, tile
GENERAL 'WAJARE
ON CONSTABULARY
Assasslns In Ireland Kill Seven Dur.
Ing Week.End. To Die Wherever
Met.
Belfast, Ireland, Aug. 22.-JPolice In
spector Swanzy against whom a ver
diet of wilful -murder -was given by a
coroner's jury In connection with the
assassination of Mayor MacCurtain in
.larch, was shot dead today while
proceeding to his home from church,
to which town he had been trans
fert'red after the finding of the coroner's
j ry.
The% killing of Inspector Su Inzy
was among the most daring of a long
series. The congregations were leav
ing all tihe Protestant churches at the
time and conivergilng on the scene of
the shootint.t. The ol licer had been
with his imiother and sister in attentd
ance itpion tiie serviv-e - at Christ
Church and had reached the corner
of ltailway street. -%% tire hi resided.
Iere three itien,. airm1d wit.h tifles,
confrlion ted Swanzy and tired oil him
i Swanlzy felIl, butl to Imakv doubl)]y
it r, lite assassins discharged their
wvaponis againi into hi bodly.
iTtzr11ing, the assassins ran along
('astle street, iirlin al persons who
had jo iedl in thc ptir suit 1t11i wit hioti
effect and( jumeil into aI waliting taIxi
('abI and drove off towarils lllfast and
escaped.
Otie ial telegrt'amins received at l)ub
lin "astle. today indincat that there
have beetn organized onslaughts
against the Irish constahuilary and
that. thuis far durin g the week-end sev.
en have been killed.
A patrol sergeant andi( ithret men at
hlilndalk wore siitldnly confrontei'd by
six armeit mein u ho hrti. ('onstable
fireiian fell dead and ('oistabiles is
lell and Wilherdtn rr i frnti ih4
niglih army wet hadiv wonel.
Sergeant Matint 1 w\,.: - int
last night at .\lactroom. cmot1i ' 4i.
A po0live patr~ol was; ambulshted necar
Na.ss, county Kildare, Situtrlay ni .h.
.\ constable w.:is killtd and :a .irtant
seriouisly wounded. !vo consnails art
mnissi;ng. ('onstabh. (Tilanion w --,hoi
dead at Kilrtush.
Piez Cured in 6 to 14 Days
T'itsts refunit moiey If PAZQ ONTMENT fam
i-rre 1,chint, B.ini, ledia er Pror'n:g Pitai
.n.mntly rlvsItchir.t P~e-i, anl y(Ak can pe
_S* '. lcco nftcr the Orst nLh-ectin. Prce C1,
secretary of the Ittrastry miitst pay
them out of the Uinited States treasury
abolit $1,t,00,000
The Itore corruptly ICty't ae opetr
ated the deeper they ran their hands
into the people's treastry.
It requires a freight rate to make.
them $250,000,000 more proits than
t hey have ever nade in their most
prosperous years. It gitarantees thiem
t per cent on at least $S,,00Ili0t00tl,0100
worth of pallor stock, which records
inl mlly possession show. -was sinply
print ed and divided along themselves
without payling a dollar for it. They
dlmand an increase of01 7,t00,tit
in frei.: ht rat es, whiclh will add at
least $1,E t5%(it0,000t to th ltCost oif liv
ing wh en the manutfntutrers, etc.. tiave
adlded t heirt pirofits.
Tlhe railrtoads ate :''ltmnat ed by thew
.\lorganIs and1( IRocl ,ellIers. Will It'
p~eopl e :ithmtiit to the conspIracy of
railroadi lawyers, the otlice boys of th
.\lorganis and( Ilock efel letrs to redce~ct
them to a scanty fodder living by laws
giving thei r mast ers control of t rans
lpottat ion, d istributtilond andI markets oh
thir tirodlucts.
While I will sutpptort anty itueasure't t.
cutrb thuis gigantic mrooioy, facts ini
my ltossession 'oninlic( me that gao
t'rnmttent oiwntershlip and demioc ratie
oper'at ion Is the only itimiiat e soluit i
o~f the tr'anisportationt prtoblemi.
I amt op posedl to ('tm iulsory niiitarty
traiing.
I am oppottsedl to life terms of fedetal
Juditgts atnd blie lve thIey shioul d bev
ele(ct1ed by the peoplie.
I amt opliosed It the ise of ijunie..
lions in settlement atf indrustial d is'
pittes. Ia hot' shIould lie iitotect ed not
Only inl its ighit to collective biargain
ing but also In clliedlyve act i 'nr to en
force it. In fact, a clost' study at' the
aim:is atnd r'licileis of utnionism will
conivitnce any t'easonale man thain
'oin plet e orat'naizationi of all classes
oif wortkers' fort '(eaentinal and coop
('rntl iv i purposes is thet only hope of
niianin rd again stI thi( tsiaidlishtmeat of
ani induistrtial des potism11 in this cnntry.
.Merchait .Mirine.
The I 'nitedl St atets met'chn t marine
;uidte a priolit last year' of $3;11,*i,000O~
a i I anntot see why Congress was In
such a hutrry to sell It. utnless it was
dletet'mined to dlo anyt hing t hey de
:ma~nded.
I htelleve a gover'nmenlt owned meri
Chatint maitne sutffleCilnt to tiarry ottrt
commnerce, with a navy sfitlcent to
prtote('t It, is thle surt'est mensn of
kee'ping us out of w~ar' with l'it u'opean
nat ins. Amtert'en miust tiolice the
ocean highways of hier' commerce. It
would be as senseless for her to tall
to (10 so as it would for our' large
cetles to remove thieir 'tolice from
thir ii st reets.
Stac'e will not permit me to dIg
cuss more fulily these quiestlons.
When cotton mills are tmaklng pro
fits suificient to buy theIr plants from
one to ten times in one yeat'; when
the same is trtue of practically every
lig indutstry, upon which the v'ery ex
stence of the people depends; -when
all the gt'eat financial and inditstrlal
entorprises upon which the welfare of
the ipeople depends, ia dominated by
seven or eight mon in Wall street, is
It not time we were turning our eyes
from lturope long enough to drive
the pogs from the government trotugh?
W. C' inny.
ATTENTION OIL K
Do not forget that we carry a I
Lubrioators. Also two or three
er 'Belt, and Genuine Gandy Bol
and Boller Tubes.
COLUMBIA SUP
823 WEST GERVAIS S'
46-tt
ITS A
SOU R'E
FRIEND
Did vou earn that m(
it, didn't you? Why can't
it in the bank each pay d,
work for you?
Vou wont always be
well. Then it will be a fi
you banked, while you cot
it.
We add 4 pi
Make OUR b
The Enterpris<
N. B. DIAL, President
ONE L
AY Laurens
ONLY
THE ONL
That Will Be
Rhoda
CIR
TRAINED WILD
BUFFALO BILL S
A Historical, Ethnological
Greater, Nobler and Gr
Enlarged and Recons
Se
Three Ring Circi
300--HORSES, MARVI
Historical Wild
500--People, Are
Open Cages of R
SEE Royal's Famous Herd of
delighted the hearts
The Stickneys World's
50--Funny Clowns a
RHODA ROYALS H]
A Big Magnificent
Three Brass Ba:
A Circu*s Teemii
Afternoon
at 2 2 Co mplete
Under Water Proof Tent.---]
Show Grounds.
[LL AND GINNERIES
arge stock of Injectorfs, Oil Cups,
high grades of Rubber Belt, Leath
t; Pipe, Valves, Fittings, 'Packing
PLY COMPANY
REE T, COLUMBIA, S. C.
A&
)ney? Well you worked for
you put some little piece of
Ly, so that some day it can
able to work. even if you are
ne feeling to have the money
ild work, whioh is now. Bank
-r cent. interest.
ank YOUR bank.
W National Bank
C. H. ROPER, Cashier
FRIDAY, 27
, AUG. L
N CIRCUS
Here This Year
Royal
ANIMALS and OLD
Vild West Exhibition
and Educational Exhibition.
ander Than Ever Before.
tructed For the Present
ason.
us and Menagerie.
ELOUS BEAUTLES--300
West Exhibition.
nic- Celebrities---500
arest Wild Animals.
Performing Elephants, who have
of thousands of spectators.
Famous Bare Back Riders
md Aerial Artists--50
[GH SCHOOL HORSES
Free Street Pageant.
nds and Calliopes.
og With Wonders.
Performances Niht
)oors Open One H-our Earlier
*.B..e all D...k