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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

that ali true Americans rnsa and, dn none one
put patriotic citizens, believers in
the bible, are our friends or
should eI. be permitted to land upon
our shores and the right of citi.
zenship bestowed upon them.
AT the close of Mr.. Butler's
speech the flag was raised bv
The school children, while the
crowd cheered for the beautiful
flag.
Thus closed the exercises of
the day and dinner was then an
nounced, which the good women
mad carefully and bountisullv
prepared, that all might partake
and no one went away unsatisfi-
ed.
In the afternoon a good rain
Tell TO cool and moisten the drv
ground and refresh the growing
crops. Thus the day passed,
Inc best OF order prevailed.
Everybody seemed bent on good
order and a good time. B.
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Another Account of the
Flint Ridge Picnic and
Junior Order Exercises.

On the morning of August
9Th. at an early hour the crowd
began to gather from every di-
rection, in buggies, wagons and
on foot, and by 1870 the grounds
were literally covered with men,
women and children and vehic
les. State Secretary j. s. Will
son called the crowd 10 order.
Brother George Jones, acting
chaplain, led in an earnest pray.
er, invoking the blessings of God
upon all. Then Hon. ID. +.
Finley was introduced and made
forceful speech on the princi-
pies of the Junior Order, which
as is well known, are democratic
from beginning to end.
Brother Jones was called upon
to present a teachers bible to
the school, in behalf of the Jun.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

ior Order. He declared our be-
lief, ,insone God and creator: and
it goes without saying that his
instructions could not fail to i'm
press all that gave heed the i'm
portance of reading the bible TO
the youth CT our country, not
sectarian but from an honest
and faithful desire to impress
our children early in life to hold
in reverence the name of God
and His word.
Mr.. Pollock was then intro
duce1 as next speaker, who in a
short but forceful manner and
In behalf of the Junior Order.
presented to the school the u. S,
flag, whose c)lors the Junior Or
der wave as an emblem of pa
triotism and love for our great
and noble country.
Mr.. Butler was then intro
duced and in behalf of the school
made a forceful speech of accept
snce of bible land flag, proving
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-08-15

school. This schoo! has bright
prospects for the coming session.
Prof. Busby will be assisted by
an able corp of teachers. a
building costing $4,000 will be
erected for Prof. Busby's school.
The Hyatt Park School will
also have bright session before
it. Superintendent A. R. Banks
has secured the services of Prof.
Vernie Cook of Kershaw. Mr..
Cook it a 1907 graduate of the
University of South Caroline.
He taught at the University
High School in Columbia under
Prof. @. V. Neufer. Supt Banks
will also have a High School
Department to train young men
and women for college. He
will confer with DR.. S. A. Knapp
and Hon. +. j. Watson this
week relative to the agricultural
department. Miss Grace Gary
Whisonant, who is we'll known
and greatly loved in Lancaster
will also be with Mr.. Banks. Mr..
Banks will have quite a large
class of young men this summer
to coach for college, some COM
ing from a d istance.9 He will
also be engaged in Institute
wort here for two weeks.
|. We were pleased TO see Judge
Chas. D. Jones in the citysa
week. And we wilL always be
glad to see surLancaster friends.
Your scribe was much aston.
ished to see his last letter to The
News copied in The State yes.
terday. He was comphmented
on il. He is enth used with the
Columbia,spirit and the Lancas
ter spirit aud will help to push
both cities. Let US all work to
gether for the good of all.
Getting a non de plume ia no
little trouble. but, he has, one
How do you readers like it and
who can explain it2
Say, Former Lancastrian, what
about Macon's "ex-pennant win.
ners.n
We will close with best wishes.
Boom Lancaster and Boom Col
umbia 1912.
Columbia, S. c..
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Clty-""6arefOot4 Robbers
Successful Jobs--What
Former Lancaster Edu-
Gators are Doing Other
Matters of Interest.
Mr.. Editor: This hot wealth
er is getting next, to people but
your scribe will attempt to send
you little news. He will ask
your readers not to expect much
for tits too hot to write much.
many Columbians have gone
of for the summer or for part
OF the cheated term", but there
are still many in the city. The
cars, places of amusements, ice
cream parlors and the likesare
we'll patronized. The men are
talking politics. AS to politics
there are many varied Opinions.
Just who will be Junior Senator
is matter of doubt. No two
men can agree on who will be
in second race or who will win
out in the second ballot. The
gubernatorial, race is also caus-
ing comment. Few doubt that
Gov. Ansel will. be reelected,
,fbut there are differences of on.
inion about the majority which
"Brother,, Crafford,,' will - get.
Then the Blease. e.Ansel, Blease-
newspaper, Blease- preacher and
other episodes are causing inter-.
est and comment. The. other
state officers are causing more or
less -speculstions. The county
campaiga lis also Z creatingrinter-
est. Possibly. :. the widest dis
cussed part Of this campaign is
the announcement of John T.
Duncan for Clerk OF Court.
A thief entered a home some.
time before daylight Saturday
morning in Shandon, one of Col.
umbia's beautiful suburbs. The
house was occupied by 8. M.
Kennedy, a motorman of the
street car company. When Mr..
Kennedy went out on the frons
piazza next morning he found
an axe lying there. The gen.
tleman was very glad that..he
did not awake for the thief evil
IDENTIFY took the axe to use with
deadly Intent, His, pants were
also out on the piazza and had
been riAed.
II On Saturday night two other
robberies occurred, one at the
home of Mr.. #. 81. Gilmore at
1906 Heidi Street, Mr.. Gill
more also found his pants on
the piazza and that they had
been rified. "A watch was also
taken from his vest pocket. He.
was relieysds ofo$s. TO-. There,
we're tracks which showed that.
the thief was barefooted and
wore about no. II shoe.
On the same night another
robberyawss committed, at Mrs.
Walkers, No. 2404 Gervias st. .
who lives next to. Mr.: Gilmore.
He took some clothing into the
yard. He lett a clue and Col
umbia's alert and efficient DO.
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Oar Columbia Letter.

The Men Talking Politics
and the Women Eating
Ice Creamssin the Capital
City---Barefoota Robbers
Successful Jobs--What
Former Lancaster Edu-
Gators are Doing--O Other
Matters of Interest.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
The Carpenter Concert

A carefully chosen and well rem
dered program was given Friday
night at the NJ. e. church by Miss
Susa Carpenter, the Colorado Springs
girl who is making a name for her
self among the artistes.
A small woman. with an immense
brown pompadour, wearing a light
blue dress made en- train and cut low
showing her soft throat which was
that of school girl rather than a
professional, Miss Carpenter charm
ed and held her audience through a
dozen or more numbers. None of
the work which she essayed was
heavy but it was all in the worth
while class and the exquisite right
ness OF her rendering was con-
stant delight to her hearers. That
she had earnestly studied the best
work of the singers who have arri-
we'd was evident.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT

The first issue of the daily edition
of the Greeley Tribune came out
Monday afternoon, and so we'll was
it received, both by readers and ad-
vertisers that We are greatly en-
couraged to go ahead and make it
the sort of daily that the people
and the city deserve. We are not
going to promise you something that
will take the place of the big city
dailies, but We are going to give
you something that you will be look
ing for just as eagerly as you do for
the big papers, and we hope more
20. because you, like the Daily Tri-
bune are a part of the city in which
we all live.
Except for the increased facilities
for handling the daily edition with
out cutting out the weekly or any
part of the job work, there will be
few changes in the office. Practi-
cally the same OFFICE force will be
employed as upon the weekly, with
a little increase in work for each. C.
H. Wolfe will be business and cir
culation manager; Charles Hansen,
editor and advertising manager; /;
Miss Edna Andrews, assistant and
society editor. In addition to this
regular force, we have secured the
services of Miss Cora Leadbetter,
Of Eaton for general reporting and
special writing. Altogether this
makes a force not surpassed, II
eQualled by any other small city
daily in the state.
Any communications. written or
verbal intended for any of these
departments should be addressed to
the head of the particular depart
ment wanted With this final an
nouncement the force will now set
tie down to make things lively on
the daily
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
A BIG CONTRACT
RIGGEST DEAL FOR ADVERTls-
ING SPACE EVER MADE HERE
N. j, Neill Furniture Company ana
Tribune Daily and Weekly En-
ter into Agreement for 024O
Inches OF Advertising

What is perhaps the largest adver-
tising contract ever made in this
state, outside of Denver, was signed
last Saturday between the NJ. j.
Neill Furniture company and the
Greeley Tribune, daily and weekly.
The contract calls for the use of
6.24O column inches of display ad-
vertising during the next year. be-
ginning with this weeks issue OF
the weekly.
It will take one full page OF the
paper, once week for fifty-two
issues.
AS matter of interest might be
mentioned the remarkable growth
of the advertising business Of the
city the past few years. There was
a time when a $50 inch contract
was considered pretty good going
by the Tribune. Then 1t made two
or three at ,040 inches, and final
ly last year it made two contracts
for 1850 inches each, either one OF
them running considerably over
that amount of space.
Now, to be strictly in 1t mer-
chant must be in the 5000 inch
class and we invite communication
with that class of advertisers.
as well as with the man who has
but 20 cent want ad.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
WITHOUT ANY DEBT
New $4,000 Church is Dedicated ut
$. l.. W. Ranch

The pretty new Christian church
at the S. l.. w. ranch. church
whose cost was $4,000, one of the
finest country churches in the state,
was formally dedicated Sunday,
The day was perfect and over two
hundred people gathered at the
ranch for the services which contin-
ued through the day. There was
still debt of 1915 lowering over
the society that morning but before
night every cent had been paid Off.
The dedication sermon proper was
preached by the Rev. J. Lynn of
Warren, Ohio. but there were also
a number of other speakers. One OF
the incest features OF the occasion
was the excellent music which had
been provided. At the morning
services Mrs. J. B. McCutcheon sang
a solo. Miss Lucy Delbridge gave .
violin solo and Miss Howard and
MIR. Donovan had duet. ME. Duo
van playing the violin and Miss
Howard accompanying him on the
piano.
At noon there was basket din
ner in Mr.. Witwier's grove which is
located about half a mile from the
new church.
In the afternoon there was . fel-
lowship service during which ad-
dresses were made by the follow
ing: Rev. v. l.. Goodrich. pastor
of the Greeley Christian church;
Rev. j. A. Large of the NJ.
E. church at Kersey; Rev. e. C.
Whitaker, who had charge Of the
congregation when meetings were
held in the school house. Rev. r.
G. Hunter OF the First Presbyterian
church of Greeley and hev. Thomp-
son of Denver, who is the state evan
gelist for the Christian church.
At both the morning and the after
noon service some fine selections
were given by male quartette.
Those who sang in the quartette
were Messrs Shaffer, Duncan, CriSt,
and Crozier.
There was also a beautiful solo
sung by Mrs. Mabel King.
Late in the afternoon a picnic
supper was enjoyed In the grove
and when night came the crowd re-
turned once more to the church for
the last of the dedicatory services.
/ he speaker of the evening was Rev.
Finley of Fort Collins and Miss
Elizabeth Kopfy of South Bend, In
diana. sang solo. There was also
music furnished by neighborhood
Quartette,
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01

,ncs ar teachings of any street speak
ar unless he be an avowed anarchist.
No reasonably intelligent being VIII
listen long to him, and if one should,
rhonces are that this being would
M; snow what the fellow was talk
ING about anyway, and his teachings
would soon be dissipated in light
Colorado air.
But the moment you deign the fel'
low official notice he is in his ele-
ment and will have sympathizers by
the score. To about one third OF
our population law is oppressive ana
those charged with its maintnance
are simply autocratic enemies OF the
free and the brave. So at once you
have created the martyr. or the hero
and hero worshippers are always
with us. You have therefor not only
brought together all the elements OF
a first class hades, but you nave
touched them off, and so that parti-
cular class of martyrs multiply like
microbes.
1t matters but little what a per-
son may be doing. even though II
were the gentle and edifying pas
time of slowly beating a dumb ami
nal to death; if he is officially in
terfered with, he will find some one
I, take up his cause and thoroughly
synpathize with him. We some
times wonder if even the attacks
MADE upon his satanic majesty by
unfeilng preachers have not been
the cause of a great deal OF sympa-
thy TO, that party. There is just
possibility that the up-to-date preach
ers have discovered this also, be-
cause they are adopting the wiser
course of treating him with silent
contempt, and instead giving the
warmth and love of true Christian
religion, to their hearers.
There was a day when martyrs
were Christians and christians only
were martyrs. but don't be even the
innocent cause of confusing the mod
ern street faker with those old he
roes of christian history. Leave them
alone and they will soon die for want
of recognition.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
ONE OF THE FINEST
The New Kinsella 4 Browne Office
On Ninth Street

We'll, you were long time in
getting decent office, but when
you did make a move you did it up
right" remarked a friend to w. E..
Kinsella on the street a few days
ago.
He was referring to the new office
just fitted up by kinsella & Browne,
the real estate and insurance men,
at 500 Ninth street. The office is
certainly a peach, for real estate
business, and does credit to the ar
tistic taste of the occupants, and the
pocketbook of d. D. Macarthur. who
owns the building.
The walls are papered green, with
a silvery white ceiling OIL water
marked paper. The furniture includ-
ing two customers desks IL all in
imitation weathered oak. or mission
style of finish. There is a large
and airy main office, and back of
this a private office with a new and
up-to-date vault. with safety de-
posit boxes for the convenience Of
customers. II fine surround
ings make a man cheerful or will
bring business, Kinsella and Browne
should be jolly busy all the time.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
ARE BACK IN GREELEY
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Leroy Stockton ars
Visiting Old Friends

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Leroy Stockton are
Visiting Old Friends
]. Leroy Stockton and wife arrived
in Greeley few days ago, and are
living at the home of Mrs. NJ. NJ. p.
Bartlett, 1919 Tenth avenue for the
present. MIR. Stockton, who was
formerly superintendent ofthe Eaton
schools went to Columbia university
four years ago. and took up some
special work, securing the degree of
master OF arts. Mrs. Stockton was
also taking special work there, u
were Guy c. Stockton and wife, bro
ther, and sister-in-law of Leroy
Stockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton will be in
Greeley for a few days and will then
go to Steamboat Springs where they
will be joined by Guy Stockton and
wife and the four will spend the
summer in camping and other out
door recreation. Guy Stockton is
principal of the Cripple Creek high
school. j. Leroy Stockton has been
supervising one of the big elemen-
tary schools at Passaic, N. Y, for the
past two years and is now on the
staff of teachers of the Columbia
university extension department His
work will be to deliver lectures up-
on extension teaching, and his field
will be the suburban cities of New
York.
Mr.. Stockton has also made some
thing of literary name for himself
since going to New York. and his
contributions, both in poetry and
prose have appeared in some of the
best magazines.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
Over Thirty.Fiye Years

In 1872 there was a great deal of
dlarrhoea, dysentery and cholera in
fantum. 1t was at this time that
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy was first brought
INTO use. 1t proved more successful
than any other remedy or treatment
and has for thirty-five years main
tanned that record. From a small
beginning its sale and use mas ex-
tended to every part of the United
states ana to many foreign coun-
tries. Nine druggists out of ten will
recommend it when their opinion
IS asked, although they have other
inedlclnes that pay them greater
profit. 1t can always be depended
upon, even in the most severe and
dangerous cases. For sale by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH

Greeley will have such Fourth Of
July celebration this year as has
probably never been seen here be-
tore. The committees have worked
hard and should be rewarded by rne
Of the biggest crowds ever seen Ill
Greeley. Everything possible has
been done for the comfort OF Wis
itors, both out of town, and the local
country people.
Ample provisions have been made
to feed a great multitude in the park.
Whether or not such a celebration
pays will be proven at this time. 1t
should and very likely will. At any
rate, we are glad that we are going
to have a celebration. Whoop them
up for all they are worth.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
Boys Life Saved

My little boy, four years old, had
a severe attack of dysentery. We
had two physicians; both of them
gave him up. We then gave him
Chambrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea remedy which cured him
and believe that saved his life.-
William Fl. Stroling, Carbon Hill,
Ala There is no doubt but this
remedy saves the lives of many
children each year. Give it with cas-
tor OIL according to the plain print
ed directions and cure Is certain,
For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
THE MAKING OF MARTYRS

few days ago there was brought
up for hearing before Judge Garri-
CUES of the district court petition
for writ of habeas corpus for S. j.
Greear, an alleged socialist who at
tempted to speak on the streets of
Fort Collins, after he had been re-
fused permission to do so, by the
mayor of the city. Greear was
thrown in jail, and there was con-
siderable noise raised about the mat
ter. Judge Garrigues, with good
reason, from legal point of view,
turned the man loose and he was al
lowed to go upon his preaching way.
The judge might have found another
and fully as good reason for turning
the man loose.
Judge Garrigues did not enter into
a discussion OF whether or not the
man was socialist, philanthropist.
or a mollycoddle, he simply held the
ordinance unconstitutional because
1t gave the mayor power to discrimi-
nate for or against speakers.
With Greear or his teachings we
have no quarrel, because we know
neither the man nor his doctrine
he spoke also on the streets of Gree
ley, and we did not stop to listen.
We therefore use his case only to
illustrate point. But we do want to
quarrel a little with the pugnacious
parties that try to combat the preach
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
Notice

The new Canning Factory will be-
gin operation on Wednesday, July
lst. All persons wishing employ
ment, men, women, boys and girls,
over IA should apply at the Factory
at y O'Clock. Come prepared for
work, The Empson Packing Co.
A. r. Kinne. Mgr.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
Half Rates to Denver

Colorado & Southern will make a
one fare rate to Denver, July 5, 6 and
'th' good to return until July 18th,
also on July 11th and 18th, good ten
days. '
The Greeley tribune., 1908-07-01
TO TRIBUNE SUBSCRIBERS

The rate for the !)aliy Even.
ing Tribune will be only $500
a year, or 20 cents a month de-
ivered every evening, except
Sunday, to any part of Greeley.
Where the paper has to be sent
by mail the rate will be 20
cents a month, $500 per year.
The Daily will be sent to all
present Weekly subscribers iiv-
ing in Greeley, unless they eN'
press preference for the Week
ly at the same price.
1t may take few days to
perfect the carrier service, and
II you fail to receive your even
ing Tribune before supper,
phone Greeley 5, and it will be
sent to you by special messen-
ger.