The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1915-11-05
ENTERPRISE OF THE ENEWS
SHOCKED Mr.. TW|Tn
Surprised That 4O-Page Edi-
tiOn Should Follow So Close
Upon "a Pages.
CERTAINLY A BIG ITEM.
Comments on Possibility of Another
Governor and Various Other
Subjects
To the Editor of The eyews:

NoNeTncT anu various otneF
Subjects.
To the Editor of The -Jews:
/ was somewhat shocked, a day or
two since, to receive The News, which
covered 40 pages of printed matter
The surprise was that it followed a
similar edition so soon which covered
"a pages. 1t must be that you are
casting your bread upon the waters
to be gathered after many days or it
may be that profits or income follow
at once. One thing is evident the
head or directors make no mistakes
along that line. The paper and ex-
ira work on such an issue is certainly
q big item in the expense account.
Just now 1t can be truly said that
Lancaster leads and If the manage
ment Is not kept back you will soon
save nice city. The advertising and
reading matter is we'll executed and
first class.
The sentence by Judge Sease VS..
G. w. Rich should be read by all and
fiinDant young women should read the
article wherein a young daughter
tried to disown her father. If chill
dren, in such cases, would consider,
they are lowering themselves in the
esteem OF the puDlic, when they act
thus.
1 am moved to have say about an
important committee connected with
the fair. Chairman Lazenby makes
a good picture and l have evidence
that he works well wherever you put
him-that he is an an allround good
fellow and l am glad it is so especial
ly since he is so nearly connected with
my old friend Frank Miller, deceased.
believe it was said that Sapp
made his maiden speech in your court
house in October. 1911, which 1
heard. / though it was very credit
able, and that his future was promis-
ing, which no doubt he is now realiz-
ing. l do not know Mr. Wilson. Is
he Irishman Wilson's SON { a graud-
son OF Stephen Williams?) I have
no doubt he Is a valuable asset to
your city from his head and the COM
pany he keeps. Heretafore I have
had q say about Mr.. Ellison. He Is
the right man In the right place, for
get up and push he has no leader. but
he parts. his hair in the middle.
Wonder IL his wife could not persuade
him to change his style. AS to Crox-
ton, he ia from good stock and in
whom there Is much promise. Let
y. him handle a good share OF your
money and 1t will all come back to
you with interest.
1t spoils most men to eulogize them
and interests that no other men could
have made such success, but IL does
not seeem to effect Leroy Springs
His success is proclaimed in all the
newspapers from the mountains to
the seaboard and yet he does not ap-
pear to be spoiled and urging his
claims for such distinction. 1t Is
known and believed that Mr.. Springs
has much (more than any other many
to do with the growth of Lancaster
and other towns In the county. Who
would fil his place were he to de.
eide to change his residence?
Charlie, Jones Is q live wire and q
very important factor in keeping your
city 1 nthe advance or moving sfor
ward. There q a number Of othe,
forward as fret class characters and
whose example we would do we'll ts
initiate but time and space will no'
permit. E.
Last Saturday night Mr.. j. w
West paid his last debt. The mes
senger. death, made the demand
which he responded to at o'clocl
p. m. Just ten months before tha
United States Senator w. s. West, nil
brother, was called hence. Senator
West. as I informed your readers a.
the time, was a very priminent char
acter success in every narticu''ar
Now the same can be said OF Mr
J. w. West. Possibly his flnancia
success was greater than the sena
tors. II Is estimated that Mr.. j. w