The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, June 28, 1922, Image 2
ASPIRIN
Nlame "Bayer" on Genuine
A
Warnin ! liness you See the nane
*Bayer" oa package or on tablots you
-are not etting genuine Aspirin pre
phy 2 ltysicians orc twenty-one
years and pioved safe by inllions.
Take Aspirin only as told In the Bayer
'Package for Colds. Headache, Neural
gia, Itheutnatism, 0arache, Toothache,
Lumbago and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As
Virin cost few cents. Druggista alst
xell largcm packages. Aspirin is the
Irade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester of Balicylicaid.
SICK BABIES
Respon1d I1st allth to a
Short Treatiluent, of Dv..
Thornton's lIasy Teether.
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Mother, you ean save you rself many
sleepfles ritht, ly re eoving tie caluse
of baby's vain . Sour sltotnch, colie,
cols, n~hc~in.howel tr-oule an1d
feverishniess soonl give way to I few
,doser of Dr. Thornton's Easy Teether.
This Fveet powder i. euomposed of
antisepicis. digesianlts anld granlarl
stiniulants that worik quickly and
halrmlersi I: the 'tomvch. how:.i.
and kidne Coniips 1 0el o upa:( 0
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666 quick ly relieves Cold on, p
tion, Mil-1n1ess an1- dc1./d
Finle Ton-W.
WmHCHT is
tire of toda
country men a
now of the rem
quality of Fisk
Sons are obvi<
any Fisk tire an
self. You are
extra size, stre
eney and with t
and a tread
protection.
There'.9 a Fisk Tire of
for car, truck
FISK
ARE S(
CITY VULCANI
"Vulcanizing of
jLLAUE
Dlt 1Y.\lm'J-t HIATIIENAUJ
VICTIM OF ASSASSINS
Ve-man loroban Minister Shot to
acnih In Berlin. Many Shots Fired
by i'nknonn MCn.
Berlin, June 21.-'Dr. Walter Rathen
aul, Germ:in foreign -minister and more
closely identiflie than any other Ger
man with the efforts at the rehabilita
tion of hik country since the war, was
shot and instantly killed by two or
more unknown assassins while on his
way from his residence this morning
to the foreign oflice.
The minister -was subjected to a
verltalible hail of bullets, one of them
striking him in the throat -nd iass
lng upward to the brain, while others
struck him in various plarts of the
body. Hand grenades also were
thrown, almost wrecking the car in
which Dr. INathenau was ridig and
inflicting further Injuries on the miiin
ister.
Chancellor Wirth's government to
night is marshalling the nation's lib
eral elements to the defense of the
young German republic and organized
labor, -represented in both Socallst
parties, is ag ain fi rst to buckle on the
armor, jus-t as it did (Iuring the KJapp
revolt. Announcement is made that
the gover nment will establish extra
ordinary courts for the trial of Na
tionalist plotters and that a state of
emeigency for Prussia will be pro
claimed.
All regimeuntal reunions and mili
otaristie d(emonstrations are to be pro
hibited.
Yet lespite vociferous cries of
"Long live the republic," which re
sounded through the relichstag cham
'her at the close of a memorable ses
slon to Rathenau today, thoughtful
-men of all ranks alnl parties -were
silently but gravely w:,prehensive for
the nation,
Wlhile the heat of resentment and
partisan feeling had not yet suflicient
ly cooled to warrant a sure api;wasal
of the direction in which the political
effect of Rathenau's assassination will
spread, yet this much is ccrtain
the govenIlment is facing a far more
precarous situation than it. did when
Nat onaliAt bullets truck down Erz
ierger' inl the -(flack Forest ten months
a go.
The i mol ion wvh ich marked the brief
addresses of Chancellor Wirth and
'resi -dnt Loehe 'before the reichstag
raied :Utiets which were shared
by mana others, while the rioting of
the rad"aLs throughout what was to
1V'' le1"t (a ecorous00 I memorial of the
I - . i m iiter reflected the
IfeklingIv of tilt ien ting velgecalce vow
ed i bh.( alf tof the Germ an prole
tariat.
Ne-vet- did the releistag witness
iuch cene of Iu 1-bilecee and ex
e i:' tio . 1r. 'I[elfferich, tile Na
*ionalist ieader, wv-ho had attieked Dr.
&aar m ra maa
S Time to Re-tIre?
~he big mileage
iy? All over the
re talking right
arkable wearing
Tires. The rea
>us. Look over
d judge for your
bound to find
ngch and resili-u
hese9 good looks
that gives real
wxtra value in every size8
>r speed wagona
TIRES
)LD BY
ZING STATION
the Better Kind"
Iathenau in a savage speecl in the
'eichstag yesterday, sat curled up in
his seat far to the right of the
house. He appeared to be in a very
depressed and somewhat fearful state.
Preosident Loebe had dilliculty in
getting the session under way, as the
iadicals swarmed over to the right,
threatxning IeIfferich and other Na
tionalists who volunteered to come to
his rescue.
Chancellor Wirth, who stepped down
from the government bench in an at
tempt to pacify the bellicose deputies,
had to give up the task and the pres
ident's insistent bell also failed to re
store order.
The uproar 'was primarily aimed at
lifferich, whom the Socialists and
Communists wanted to force out of
the chamber through cries of "niur
derer".
After long rioting !n the early part
of the session, President Ioebe's per
suasiveness induced partial iuet and
the memorial proceedings were begun,
lot withfikt vicious interruptions
from the left sid of the chamber,
however.
;"rhis sitt," said the 1fresidenlit,
pointing to Dr. Ratlieiiau's place Gil
the government bench, "would ont be
vacant today had it not been for the
boundless inflammatory agitation di
rected against the heads of the gov
erlnMen t." This remark was address
ed to the right side of the house.
He paid Dr. Rathenau a moving trl
bute for his imsellish devotion to thp
cause of the republic and his speech
evoked ]l( cries of "Long live the
republic" inl which tile galleries
joined.
J)EAlTH CLAIS
AGED FINANCIER
William Rockefeller DIes at New Yokj
Home. Illnless Rept Secret.
Tarrytown, N. Y., June 21.-William
lRockefeller, who, with his older broth
or, John D. Rockefeller, built up the
family lillions ill the oil industry, died
today of ieumonia, complicated by
a recui rence of kidney trouble, at hi:;
country estate overlooking the Hud
son river fron North Tarrytown. I-ie
was SI years of age.
To all but relatives and h11; elosest
friends, the end was unexepeted, for
while ie lay fighting stubbornly
against deatlh behind the guarded gates
of his beautiful acres, no hint -was giv
enl that he even was ildisposed.
'Death striuck down the aged mait of
fillance just as his own tomllb was
IlCariiig colpletiol. A year ago work
1l1en begl lilildilg a piro whilte gral
ite m1i;soli(umin for Iim oil tile iighest
ridge ill 11lhe Sieiiy 'iiollow Cemetery,
half a mile south of his estate. It is
almost comlete now and ii a few
weeks t1he bodes of 'ir. Rockefeller
anIid his .vife, who prvceded h)Im to the
grave, will be ilaced Within thle $250,
(00 11to1mb.
Tlvhe c tue wilthly brothers,--.lhn D).
:,.( Wllii jIour cd last wcr-k to
thle fainm on v.-hichl both of tuhom r
bforn, ne:llir llford, il Tl1'ioga colulty.
revivinhre m:..ori- of :llr byholo.
It was th1e Cxhausitijo: Iemi tile trip,
.\1ir. Heefellehr's do(et a said, timt
wea keed h im just before his fatal
Illness.
Th'le twOlolrhe rs returnled to thleir
estates from Tliogai Coilniy Ilait Frid~ay
nlight. Tliredl though lie 'was, Willilam
Iisisted 011 mlotoring to Newv York
whenI imiportant buineiIss mlatteors
arose5 tile following (lay. He was
caulght ini heavy rainis in New York
and 01n theC tip hiome that even1iing
and1( shortly after midniighlt tihe coldh
which lie had caught becamle serious.
PThyaicians were called in before
(lawn Sundlay. Thiey found iMr. Rocke
feller sufferinlg an1 acute attack of in
dilgestion. Theli next (lay preexisten't
kidney trouble began to trouble him
again, and th~e cold dleveloped iinto
lpneumonia. (Gradually the oil magnate
grew wvorse, but all along his1 indomit
able silirit fought against the dlisease
that gipp1~edl11 ni ore strongly each
'Thu rsday Mr'. 'Rockefeller Iaps.ed
into unfconlsciousness andl from then
on lie swa neveir fully in control of
h11s senses. lHe refusoedt tourishmilent
and( toward tihe end he hadl to lbe forci
bly fell.
I lm nadeo no final reqluest nor sp)oke
ally "last, wordsH". lie facedl death as
he had liIvedi, speaking only when it
seceed necessary and then but a few
?Last night Mir. Rockefeller's
brieathilng grew heavici', and from then
until 6:40 o'clock this mor'ning, when
hue etiired, oxygen wa(s administeired
conitinuloulsly. Althongh a Baptist, Mr.
Rlockefeill'r when living 111on1 lis es
tate attendhed services- at St. Mary's
EIsl cop~al church at .Scarborough, a
short dis'tance north alonig the Albany
'Post r'oad, and the rector of that
church, 'the Rev. D)r. C. 'WV. Baldwin,
will conlduct his funeral ser'v-leoe at
the home.
There will .bo no music at the
funeral of Mr, Rockefel-ler, 'tentatIvely
set for next Monday morning. From
the services at the home, which -are to
be private, tile body 'will 'be convoyed
to the receiving Tyault in Sleepy Moi
low cemetorv, ther'e to remain until
tihe mnauseoum in ilniahnda
THE UNIN,
$34
F.O. I
Never Before a
Why should you bu
Prices lowest; part.
car will take you an
These are sensible,
and a Ford is the in
one to own. Term
and let's talk it over
Marc hant
FORD AND FORDSOf
East Main St.
A BUSINeCS [
Dodge Brothers offer to th
an entirely new principle
From framework to windo
of steel. It is the first all--si
This dosign anticipates ev
commercial travel. It ini
unusual grace-unusual sta
to give the Coupe that sai
finish for which Dodge E
.been famous.
.The upholstery is of genu
wash and wear. The se
Carrying compartments arn
car is equipped with a heat
windshield cleaner, cord til
other appointment necess
and protection.
Built inside and out to w
everyday use, it retains the
line which you are accu:
Brothers cars.
It is the Business Coup<
world over have been exp
Theo price 'ja $
EASTERBY
Phone 300
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\Oa~:LT"/ 2 ~i4
!ERSAL CAR
,8.00
I. Detroit
Value Like This
y any car but a Ford?
lowest. Yet a Ford
y place you rant to go.
not extravagant, times
ost sensible car for any
s if desired. Drop in
1--SALES AND SERVICE
Phone 334
oupe 0F STeEL
n business public of Aierica
in Coupe body construction.
w mouldings the body is built
eel closod car ever marketed.
cry possible requirement of
ures unusual quietness
mina. It has made it possible
ne lustrous baked-on enamel
rothers open cars have long
ne leather - loather that will
at is wide and comfortable.
accessible and spacious. The
er, dome light, window levers,
'es, Yale door loczks, and every
ary to the owner's comfort
ithstand the wear and tear of
same lightness and beauty of
;tomed to look for in Dodge,
which business poople the
ecting-from Dodge Brothers.
980 1. o. b. Detroit
MOTOR CO.
Public Square
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