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E jeZibbertiser Subscription Price $2.00 Per Year Payable in Advance Published by ADVERTISING PIlNTING COMPANY Laurens. S. C. Advertising tates on Aplleation. %1btuaries end Cards of Thanks: On13 Cent a Word. Etered at tho postomfice at Laurens, ;. C., as second class mail matter. L~t'RHENS, S. C., ()(T. .92 A friend of ours said yesterday that too inuitch (Ilpasis coulid not he laid oil the importanee of growing grai:n for the next crop. We believe that the farmers of this county aie pre parinig for the !olwl weevi beIfore hIe( hits his heaviest ilow. but we agree With our friend that a rein der now and then that the boil wi is abiout here is not out of ,lace. A t of food for man and beast i ig wea pon in the fight. Don't ic:get the hog.. ** 'I Railroad worher. are tihrcatening to strike a -ain in spite of the apparent neccssity for rairoad expenses of somie kilid to conie down. The wag, question on the -ailroads is no larg I* one whicil affects only t( roals and their ownrs, hitt is to be settledl by that bo'y of pieople, theI citizeils of the coun try. w1i '&t novw controls the roads. It is inevitable that railway wiages 111111. 1o,e down on a plrtity with othe wvaes r :' the railway worker's ar' moak inz a iiistake that inay affect thw:i disastirously in hold ing out for t:1 present scale. The country is fast losing its sympathy for the railway ,vo:kirs and once tie glip on the publi' is shaken it will i. lost entirely. . . . The govem111et o'tto conit 1ion re port ond gillning Ieort. hoth ssu'd Aionday, tindcate Ia Vely :-mall produie tion thil yeai r. t 11n if the productiol is not !.-;n- il ! s the .stili.ttors pre dI.et. \\'hil T":r Advi ttiser los not. 1sugges ,, t to ttn r w r. th t he still t1e advan! I .; ()f gradii al mai1 - kotingi canniot b i.-z..-ate vd. \\-lure the mills; of the worh.il Hil get a sIf ficieit supply)i of ('it toni t:o "p'n du; ring an entire yer out f thf Iw prttSent in dicated yield i.; a queI(.--,:ion. Shoubd the deiand frl cottol glio(ob Ieliaini allywhere niear nlortmal, it (ill be said "ithI sIfetyv that the viills ill bi e wil ngand anxiousi to pa"y it lucra',t,\e prive next .\ - in' Ord rtF c niu Aplle/'at tons. arId a lludskon Iu e-Six werek badly1N huaiiia;'d wheI tie two ears had a heaul-onl VollisionI onI jjt \\'aturloo top) soil road abollt to miles frtom this cit,' Sinday aftrnon. The Overland, driveni by .\iks 1-llerbe, a trIa:In ed 2lurset (of Clinton, w~as iln tlhe ati of p~assing:2 a lFor'i _:o;ng inl the stamle di.. stop thle twol iears c'olled. Th'le twoI womnen were (onlsidlerale shatken up sont wa~is dive biiy Ford Coast ill, of the Watts lills, and owned by it. hi. Coats, wiho 'ithi another friendl~ was; in lhe Itar. Th'le men01 (;scapd WI 14)1 inijurlies, ailthoullghi their car was- con sierly ti l damaged. Sherifl lt ap wands, built statedII yestterdiay that lo Stolen ('or Foundi Th'ie Lex Iingto toll ur1in g ear io(f ilri. L.auri'ns l'illot, wich wasi taken froml inl fronit of his hoarding place last \lontday niighit, wais loceated in Grecn1 i lie Thursi 'tdaiy and1( dIelivered0( to hIts owtner whnO lie (tilled for it. Th'ie ear n as frounzd hy Greenville pol01ice OliiCel. in i)itkeland l'ack, nteair Green ville, whlere It had evIdently been01 left lby the tmen whoic stoIe it. it is same niighit left a Pa Ige ear on thme Grietnville hligh~way several mile s fr'om towin after (1ne .whiee had bien btrokic n. The Patige belonged to aL ('It iten of Greeniville, who had Ilacedt (If dicers on its trail. Th'le ex change or -both caris was; effec ted. The thi erc., escapled arirest. 113A Af (:1 AJllANF *tmuu.er anid Turtner F'13 lg in Main. nin1g. .Aianning, Oct .3.- ieu'ttenats Iftun ser 4'. id 'lTturner were flyintg thelir new aeroplanto SitnIday, wichl rep laces the passeniger' lane that was smatlshed last F'rida'y afternoon againost a1 Sftmp on tile field, while attemtti~tng to get Uip 4spe(ed .to make tile Iliht with a load of 'dassenger's. Large crowds aie enjoying thg 'rdes wvhile thtose who hesitate to take passage Ilteir on thte fieldJ watching others enjoy the flIghts. Read "The OrIole" 'by Booth Tark Ington. bhgrhining in this ltse. MINOR' CASES IN COURT - Mistrial iI Unse of W. C. Knight C(harged with Violation of the Pro. hibitlon Law. The major -portion of the time of the special term of criminal court which convened Monday morning has been taken up with the trial of three cases for violation of the prohibition law. .iThe first ease called was *that If W. 2. Knight, a well known young fai me'r of the western part of the ottlity. The jury remained out on his cas;e for 21 lours and after stat ing to the court that an agreement could not be reached a mistrial was orldered by tlie presiding judge. E. C. Cox. indicted nlidetr the same statiute, was acquitted. II. C. l'zell, A. J. Clark and 1). -LaFayetto .Smith, also of the wvestern portion of the county, vere ip on a similar charge. The case aga inst 0.Ezell was dismissed on motion of the solicitor, while the other two were tried and convicted. They were cach given a sentence of isx months the sentence being sispended to four noths and $300 during .ood hhav Iio'. Thev gave notice of appeal adii wo released on $500 ni) . A. J. Rticker, white, plead guilty to assauit and battery of a high and agrValtCed nature and was given a SCnteco( of ", months or $201) ad11(l tle so lnteonce suspenled durin gool be Sm, "0 (Iys and $100. The triai was tihe resuIt of the altercation be t vece ll icker' and .J. L. LaIgston at almo I 'iren fs Mill store several 111011ths I lenr t: lymecs, colored, plead guilty to assault and llbattery of a hifh and aggravated tiature and was given ; Ionths or $200. ecourt Was engaged in the cas e of Will ludgen's, colored, indicted for the mnurdr of Anilderson Sullivan or Bar.ksdale abit a Ilonth ago, when adiournment vas taken. .Judge 'dlwarld .\elVer, of Cheraw, .Is ''esiding at this term. aReald ."T'e Orile bl 1vooth 'lark inr:ton. he intint in this issue. Is Si.Tl FOR lt lI A L ''Ildia n 3 1i41 App r in ('outt1'1 i Wed. 'a Francisco a, . Oct. :.---The fe Rf 11osi 0 c (. Il'attyI Arblickle i the clIIl' e of ians'latghter found inst hIii ll ii the' police cotirt in c(oanlection n0 1 ith th 1 death of \'ir-ginlia .1:ewa asignedf today to the i o1 Sllperjior .1 udge I larold Latiderback for trial. Arraiv.nm1ent a ofor \\'idns.day at vhich time larording to oilt, Arbuckle imist he l'r :sint. .rand jury indictment chiarging Imieke wih niuslauighter' is also .1i in in .iidge lIo Idvrb)ack's court. 'The cotrl xtpe(.ted that Ar :i'ekh-'; trial woldd be held in No-IF lRobert II. .\lormack assistant l'iiited Skates attornievy genral in nn u ed .he expe)(ctod to -,( beforel I e fndit al grnd~ui .ury totrnorroiw and1( I:: ind iinlen. againsit certlin ftims ,aioniI~0 of th e party ini wh*ich Mliss' !it wa .aid to, hav h(e 1-a faM . I ee "A\ Nigit ini olionoh,' ie" ' t. F .iNER:s .!'1l L..I~ON TO'( ('lIl\N OWIN II04-S1 'o!ezed li fois to lireank NIlike Ihiings IfaieInt IIdeas. lftsing to1 (ondenmn thle Amne'r'ican I. giion heenauiso of alieged s.t'rikeF breakhing act ivi ties oIf somte of its membern s, thle convyenltion of thie I'it id .\l in e \\orker oi5(f Amnericn todayv adtedtc ai resolution1 COil)tItee re lllort calling on legion oliaitls to ''put t heir house in orderI."' 'l'he ac tIon camne afte1 r several delegates it hiadlappealedl veh'emen(itly for' the toii ven lt ion t(1 gol (In re('cr in unqunali lied condemnation of tlhe le(gioni. Them ('onunlitteei report was among t hose made on mote thIian I100 r'esolu tioni Stilt to1 the tonlventioni for ConI 5iieatoni -by local tions11 through Out the eoun:try' nad' which hIlad been before the commitoi cc for con'ilsidera ttion since the openingi of the c!onlven tion. .\lo(st (If the r'esoltion went in.. to the discatrd ad deblate was eGermit tied oni onily a few, w.itht mlost of thme commen b: hting0X exrted( bly thle le(gionU r'esoliit ion. Asid~e fronm thle work otn reo0lui-. tions the ('0nvenion(1 votd oiliver' whelmi ngly not to change the union's, Ipresentt system of appIointing (Irgan izers. Suplportern: of an election lan complllainecd that the appo)(intIve system ical machine bitt no (tvidencee to supl )Ort this~ charltge was found by the* comilt tee Clllointed at the 1919 con venition which held the election of or ganizers was inmliracticable. Atnong the resolutions adopted vrere those favoring immediato na tltialization of coal mines and rail roads8, the repeal of the espinae law nd amnesty for all "political pris ners" and self determination for Ire and. The convention side-stepped takin stand on prohibition when the issui vas brought up by resolutions favor ng light wines and beer. No action vas taken on these resolutions, the olnmittee advising such a course with L statement that tle prohibition (ies !on "is 'eurcly a social question" on vhich each citizen has his own views." Resolutions regarded by delegates ts manifesting radical tendencies, vere rejected outright. The idea of 'one big union" of workers, the af Iilation of the inne workers with he International Council of Trade knd I idust rial Unions, to develol .vorking class solidarity, and the call iig of a convention by An.erican trade inlions to form one organization hav g as its objective the abolition of cap tal and the establishment of a wor'k .r's industrial -republic in the l'nited tates were lost overwhelmingly with )tit discussion. The committee report dealing witin he American Legion, cited the legion's :oistitution as proof that th(% veterans' >rga nization shall he a force for law inIl order, adding that acts of indi :idual mei bers had Just brought coil I'mnation on the legion and the tyran ly iacticedl by legion iember. hrough force is in (IIrect violation of he federal constitution as well as that if t1e order. "We, therefore, call u poi the Jiro >er ofilcials of the American Le-ion," aid the report, "to plut their house old in order by adolting some io >er and effective plunishmlnent of its nembers who violate the constitution tnd weaken tihe force of the legion ui( tend to bring It into disgrace. The \aelical Legion is orgalized for a ,ood tirpose, but it has been used for Jad practice and being an infant or zanization we feel it untinse at this im1e to condenll orI vulogize the Amer call Legion as all olgianization iutil .he' Caln hlave the olportunity to It heir1 house in order." John Wilkdilson, .\ uskogee, OKgn, 1residellt of the mloiners' lillion in) this listrict, in urging favorabl( action on he reim,0 declaled that the Illillers '1old0( not 111t the legion "oul; of bus! les-" Fy conlvvmnI! it, and he Add 'd: "If y1 wan to see thell pu1t thir 1 1 1 a s1 li n O r d er , p e t i nl t h e r e ' a nl d h e l p hemi1 jolt it right.'" hits statemnit Panie after Some l'h:,a t, vho said they w -pp forler w:Ticc men, had d'clared they would lot joIn the legion becau se they know >f its ie bilerlfs actilg 1-gaillst the ;triikers. The resolution favolinig immlleldlate lationalizationl of the mlinles as'kid ha.t le'gislatloll be presented ill Coll ',rPss for the government aeIiing itle to the coal lanis olf the counlltryv id that ill tile o,;ratioll of the nlilnes the mlliners have c(Ilal relr wntatiol in1 deehling workinig lpoli V ilaI . (.ihe 1ios"b lI llooth Tark-l nton3;,l he'lnin n thi se. ftl -11I . I-', O CON1(1 lAColl {N)l'( " th-dav prp( ls will be receilllhl eri~ ca: the iSarn ony igwyCm 3'h ('len i lle in IA .l. , Otoutr fo, (13 , 1 fitl ih lliI ' ofyh Sp ervJ. i o,\ 4ata.ns "'.i ('li. Ithel costruelon o ,a rn -In orl roa fr. C.v -tlion 's.',0 tl tation 41 t Lanf (ord, En o h rm tion o tela ftd ThOaproiife (ril intti are as Nreaersonearill ajnd Wrubian md ofivr cpe of'lI alvaied iron W0 ll d. M.c NxASHon I1,r7raci ydg o:isi Levrfaing Gryaycrif Chou frt $S.0,. Cure, ahaian. Ciht~ and rsere Iract, and blrn Copad maybpe, ob onturefndd. 2 S * 0. $ * $ e s e $'S * e S SPECIAL NOTICES. $ Lt di dsondgfl^ tfi -obtlg& i of Pickens county to Greenville ty and the state. Quinine Tlat...Ooes 9t Affect . For Sale-4Dodge roadster in good condition. Call at Waldrop's Garage, 12-1 t-p( (overnmenat Wagons or sale, or offered In exchange for Corn ts, hay or lumber. 'Wagons good condi tion. Dixie Ice and Fuel Co., Clin ton. 12-11 For Sile-Good Case engine and saw mill in good conditiovJ a tee right. N. ;D. Garrett, Gray oMirt, Rt. 12-1t-pe 3111ler Wanted--For corn and weal Mill; one who can keep mill in / condition. Old fashioned Burr 'Tlill J. M. Flemin,' Lanford. 12-2t-pd Do You Wantit a small gasoline en gine, a stove-vood saw machine, z used automobile or delivery tr 'k thoroughly repaired? Come to lturens .lacline Shop and see if, w( have a machine that suits you. 12-3t-l Wihanted--Will pay highest price o cotton seed in ear-load lots f. . b shipping point. Offer 1m1e your seedA W. G. Lancaster. 12-2t-p( For Sale-Seven Duroc pigs, 2 montlis old. W. G. Clardy, Lat n1s t. 5. 12-1 t-opt Notlee--I have arranged to be ir Laurens two days each mont-h/If youl piano needs tuning leave o iAer Witi S. Al. & 1-. 11. Wilkos & \1 Tully, Piano Tuner. 28-ti For Sale-The J. C. Shell residence Ias seven rooms with water, /lighut and sewerage. This is a bardain al $2,500.00. D. 1M. Todd. 11-5t-pI Notice--The potato warehouse i being itM ill shape for this season anc farmers can now make reservatio foI sp~ace. Warehoused potatoes oe better. Loss is very small. S tage 25c per bushel. You save more that you pay. See Al. J. Owings or ). 1E Todd. 11-2I9< For Saile-I lIome-raised red 'usi proof oats. $1.00 .per bushel? ). 1. Todd. 11-2t-1)( litggiles, Wagons mid larnss am overstocked on these and will sel theim below cost. Come and'see them Jno. A. Franks. 11-2t-p For llIt-ly place near UAsbol churchl, in high state of cultivation with a good pistire, plenty of 'wter good house with iplenlty of tnanl houses to run a Ilve horse farm .1. '1 A. .Ilallew, l'ion, S. C. II.-t Planlt ol Ile Const-Truiick landy foi nale. Write 1). W. King, 96 Broad St. CIarlestoni. 11-,I lhodak Filisllng- -Films developed 10c 11P; prilts c up. Good wor ani qlic service. Agents write for rerills Tinsley & Larra.bee, Spartanbu -g. 10-81 ('o14h for Old (urs--;'sed part foi all anke1' Of Cal's at 'bargaim ics "oltimbia Vule. and Truck C/ Co lumbia, S. C. 9-51-)0 Notlef--Wlen your r iims stari s(Ieaking we canl stop them by lin staliing n1ew cilamps, nu1its, bolt4-' wedles. City Vulcalizing Station. 9-fI Farms For tnmi---Several good farms iiear lianford Station , Enoret and Woodruff for rent to good pa . ie either wiite or1 colored, with 1(11t own stock. Rleasolnable h1elp cIt Ic furnished as needed. .1. V. Gray, Woodruff, S. V. 8-8It Treslpass Noilce-.All persons, wlite or blaci, are strictly forbidden'to lihnt or otle-lwi se. trespass on my ands, of tile M. B. Poole ('Stato. Vi ators 'of this niotice will be Iroseen /Nd to the fillest extent of the law. irs. it. J. W~and. 12 -:,1 -pd( Not '- 'Wa tehi for t he elect riea ranfge dem(ionlstraitioni soon. C? ll ,irs foa speicialty. liairn1ey iil l iei omi1panly, 12-li Shlonist anid P'igs For SNj le-Good many113 to Seleet from if you ),ny now. A. S. I 'erry. 'Lanurmens Iliot el. / 12-2t Automaobile Pl'uiliniig'- s clas autof paintinig by e'xperienec ?AT'fact ory In ter. Wa'ld rop's GIarage. 1'l- t Dr. T. L. Timmerman D NTIST Laurens, outh Carolina Oa'fce in Pe'oplese: Ban1k Euaildling 0. Ladgdon Long ATTORNEY AT LAW EnterpriseNational Bank Building All Legal Business Given P )rompIt Attention Simnpso , Cogner & Babb f..tto neVs at Law.. Trille Practiee in all State (Wuirts Prompt Attentona (Gvena All Ilusiness Dr. J. T. UTLEDGE At Dr. Albrighit's Old Stand!. Traynam Iultlhing Phone 31 C. E. Keiiedy & Son Undertakers anid Embalmers Motor Equipmient LA IJARNA N. - -* C. All There. A mosquito has 22 teeth. In addi tion to which there is a bill that stingeth like a dentist's.-Detroit News. Ford TRAC Do P DO It I One man with i TRACTOR c work easier a expense than do with horses that you with i TRACTOR c raise more crc work and less 4 this means tha will be greate hours of work, Besides the FOR care of every Po farm. It is light, control and oper power and endu You should see 1 at work to apprec ful capabilities. give you the prc ask for thern, eith call, phone or po W. C.6 W Dealt *62522 V.O0. S. Detielt Start a Savi Witi Farn Nation Capital . . Surplus ... Your Patrona FO If you expect to pay you to place as they are getl All the dealers ha the recent price the improved fin Liberal terms to ties. Call 334 will call on you. W. C. W Deep Gold Mines. Gold Is being mined at a depth of' more than 3,000 feet In South Africa, and it Is believed that the shafts can be sunk 1,000 feet deeper. Isort~ 3TOR dore letter a FORDSON an do more nd with less two men can This means x FORDSON in actually ps, with less xpense. And t your profits r with fewer DSON will tak* ver job on the Mlrt, flexible in ition, yet it has rance to spare. he FORDSON inte its wonder We will gladly of 'if you will r by a personal it card. aldrop ngs Account Lthe $50,000.00 $22,500.00 g e Appreciated RD. get a Ford, it will your or'der now ing very scarce. rve sold out since reductions and ancial conditions. responsible par and a salesman ALDROP