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VOL. <), NO. 78, SEN
WORLD'S CHAMPION
OCRN GROWER \
11-WEEKLY.
3<MMI0,000 ACItKS IN t
Second Largest < -rop Kvor
jfin in I'niteil States,
Washington. July 1
LANCASTK]
urge crowd
pent
-With 1 ln> '
K, S. C., FRIDAY, JULY
OF LANCASTER COUNTK
>1 F NFfiR tmi
1014.
J ni.\HM?TTK
MrmM'i of IH'j
MNninATCQ rr\:
"K''SFNATf
lai'tmcnt niH'ts Instant i/LlifliL
Uthers Injured.
$1.50 PER YE4JP
is mrns
100!IfO IIIAlniiiin
Zachariah J. Drake Passes
in Marlboro County.
X
255 BUSHELS ON ONE \
Mitrll>oro's Distinguished <
second largest acreage eve
and with the prospects of
Awav !)robab,y eiual to or better
of last year, the growing c
f?t" the United States toda
ported by the department
CRE. ture as being 79.6 per een
^ mal with the area in cull
.76,960,000 acres.
'itr/.en 1U1__
I LUI
r recorded
production
than those Governor Blease, l
otton crop
,y was re;"?;T'n"r
all the speak
ivation as
Meeting Was fulled t
l.l. iii_nii uLnniui\ir\L \
i. 1). Jennings, \V. !' Pollock
lith Speak Here Wednesday.
ERS WERE GIVEN CLOSE
o <>r?lor at 10:30 by County Chu
unnuiuniLU vv .
. \\ I>. (ilcun \v
Chief Wallace,
: and Senator apartment, la
plosion of flyii
flie 011 Cedar
!> o'clock. Uej.
ATTENTION. harn was fount
and it vas wli
lirman Roach S. 'hat dynamite
.i my i. i" ireman
us instantly killed and
, of the Charlotte fire
tally injured by an ex- The Senil
ainite while fighting a' t
street this morning at
'ponding to an alarm i p \i>c c
j to be burning briskly * * 1
ile lighting the flames
iSends to K
stored in a house near- |
iooulo
ilor Defends the New
'rimary Rules.
OVERNOR BLEASE.
v?*r.v Couit House in Stnte
Paases Away at Age of
71 ears.
Bennettsville Special to Chai
News and Courier July 1.?
Zachariali J. Drake, on of Mali
oldest and most distinguished c
died at his home, near Drake
day night at 7.30 of heart f
oftw l.-l 1" -? *
i in- cwuuiuon 01 me cro
ly more than 1 per cent u
j 1. Had weather early in
leston jcause8 damage in some se'
-Capt. ; during June conditions in
boro's 1 calities improved greatly,
itizens I wl,ere 011 May ^6 the con
s i 65 per cent of a normal, tl
U< S i report showed a condition
ailurc, j cen^. jn Oklahoma it impr
p is snpMt- Stewart, in Hoar c
nder June
the season
rtions, but A crowd of ,)wrhaP
those i0-;dred Pe?P,e listened
In Texas the sPeakerR who add
dition was the senat?rial campaig
le June 25 Wednesday- por sev.
of 7 4 per'Was dec,ded to ho,d 1
oved from lth? COUrt house' and 1
tf the Court House?Ijuirastor Ov
in Favor of Senator Smith.
8 seven hun- was reported. Aft
attentively to ue(Hi 0f drainage i
ressed t'uem at Gf the state, the
u meeting here question was ta
eral reasons it length. The gove
the meeting in fail to pay his re
he crowd gath- state Democratic <
erwhelniiiigly ')y exploded w
l Three other
inent, Randolp
er touching on the(and Robert Bai
n the low country , less painfully
inevitable negro was being usei
.ken up at great1 was doing soi
rnor also did not the city. The
spects to the last known, but th
convention pallitur that if mot />r
ith the above result*. ' ',ot4,W
members of the depart
h Erwin, Clyde Todd 1 Th?' fo"
rnes, were also more or ! Spartanbur
hurt. The dynamite j^er
tl by a contractor who I,, .
Senator B.
ne street grading for ,
origin of tiie fire is un- Pl,ot-?KraP^
ere is strong suspicion ' of th
raphs <?) Nt^ro la'gislators
<?l 1K45K.
owing is taken from The
g Herald of Thursday:
aid has received from
R. Tillman a copy of a
i showing the radical meme
South Carolina legisla
uivoi uu1i1k i11 huuul a. w66k.
Capt Drake would have be
years old in August. He had
world's record for producing
yield of corn on one acre.
The funeral will be at the
Cemetary near Blenheim, at
1 clock Thursday morning. The p
Ion will leave the house at 9.
clock.
I 68 to 79, in North Carolin
e" 71 to 82 and in South Care
the i 72 to 81.
5 the J
r?h- 600 BRAVE HEAT
? HFAR m
a from 7 6 ered in the court roQI
>lina from ed tGO sma11 to acc<
people, so Chairman
_ : them to file out towai
the building; and gatli
the offlee of Magist
Caskey, from whose pi
_ dates would speak, j
mATLv tree afforded gra
ill IH I I 1 frnm tho unn cn tlm
n, which prov- its new rules "a co
)mmodate the In order to cheat
Stewart asked made an allusion t
rds the rear of opponent two yean
ler in front oi sisted had not bee
rate John L?. his supporters sine
orch the candi- jn dosing the
\ huge shade j,jg supporters for
teful shelter received in this co1
, ??. >'
ncotion of thievery Chief J II.
Blease out." He iu a local liospi
o Judge Jones, his ed just after
? ago, whom he in'^r:,rrby
iimpp m
governor thanked Jt/UUL Llll
the vote he had HITi
unty. "I have done lllr.
IHV.CUUU.T ui i^"1' | vure 01 i?ti
Walllce died at 12.30 i body, f>0 w
ital. where he was rush |41 were ut
(he accident. j 44 paid no
Senator
NEST GARY
J l!3 nnillMRIft
>?. ui b.i members of this
'ere negroes or mulattoee,
lable to read or write and
taxes.
Tillman writes that he
picture in (Greenville and
irged and framed in order
ie sent to each county, so
('APT DRAKE'S CORN REC<
('apt Drake was the world's
pion corn grower. His record m
188!?, in a corn growing con let
ducted by the American Agricu
1 and open to the world, still s
i The 'Hook of Corn' thus des
Capt Drake's achievement:
....
oKi> L r ?.
oham- Aspirants for (,ubt
ad?? in Honors at Chester
it coil
lturist MEETING IN COURT
itands.
tcribos ('oinptroller (icncral Make
lion at Meeting to i;ii
apparently suffered i:
. though, with the exc
rnatorial iudifor whom seat
field. ed. they stood for thre
The meeting opene
H()lTSE 10:30 with an invocat
U. Murchison, pastor
s Propose- terian church. Follov
minute or- ol,r popular com
v iuu ouuieui'K what I believed t
10 discomfort, interests of South
eption of the elarcd, adding boa
s were provid- apologies to make
e pours. 8aid or a thing 1 I
(1 promptly at (ione what was i
ion by Rev. 11. fourth day of ncx
of the Presby- introduced as sena
ving this pra>- prrt Ellison Rural
ity chairman. u.. ?i.~
UIU
o be for the best
Carolina,'' he de
stfully, "I have no Well-Known
for a word I have After
iave done. 1 have
iphi and on the WAS K|1RU
t March 1 will be
tor by Cotton Ex- Native AM,
it Smith. <in |j(.n,.||
j 111 uuLumuin u,ai uie i
I can see it l
Jurist Passes Away 1 Jnder ti
Long Illness. pected wil
house in t
EI) WEDNESDAY. , scription.
"Present
irville < 'ounty?Served n,,. c lerk's
i of I- ittii < 'ircuit
teopte ?! South Carolina
for themselves,
he picture, which it is ex1
be liutiK In every courthe
state, appears this ined
by Senator Tillman to
; ollice in ' uh county of
fe "from a single aero Mr
?j[ fr" VT bushels shelled co
aS'i bushels of crib-cured corn.
IB February 1,00(1 bushels of
jpanurc and 500 pounds each ol
ipul Kcl Runno, cotton seed me
jpatnit were broadcasted 011 til
fend then ploughed under Foil
%he plough 000 bushels of who
Tfhr* U #?r?' yfriHin in thn f i?
Drake ; One Man.
irn, or , Chesterfield Special to
\ Late ! Record, July 2.?While
stable
V threatened outside COO ?
I TyuMal
and t'hesterfleld county swelto
c acre heart of the court house i
lowi^K | campaiKii meeting her* tod
le cot_ (iitijxteH for state offices.
Roach S. Stewart, assi
Columbia ,lutes that they were v
Lancaster county, b
,<"ni them good order and
itizens of OI1 the part <?r the a
red iu the Mr. Stewart's conflden
ilurinp the b'e was not misplaced
lay of can- out 'n *'ie exce^'ent or
vailed.
i/UI Hlh 1 ,IC * l"
ired the candi- mease's speech th
cry welcome In ui,ie applause fron
espeakinp ft?r ti,e crowd,
close attention HON. L. 1>udience.
That ,.j( SOmewhat si
ice in the peo- (,own am, ju.;ir i
was fully borne wjiat he will do wl
der which pre- washinpton. V
what ho has done.'
" itovomor
ore was consider- ' '
i iiis supporters in , ' olumbia :
News and Con
JENNINGS. Ernest Gary o
unused me to sii lint judicial ?
the governor say I -: r? l'. ni.
ten he hopes to bo lf?-b Gervais s
r'hy doesn't lie teil Judge Gary'
askeil Itrm i ii result of a nro
:>outn t an
ri'-<* I Hit:*.
. , follow criti;
spnial to Charleston
white unit
trier, June .50 Judge
l the fifth South Caro- ' "
Ircuit, died today at vv'' 1
at 1 jis residence. No. Along \v
street, Columbia. Tilliuaii in
S death (dims as thei^hieh he <
trailed ill: ess licit Imu
anna as a warning to hi*
sons of the necessity for
y.
ud of hosts! be with us yet.
orget! Lest we forget!"
ith the photograph Senator
us sent a statement in
warns the white voters to
A 8Ut>8o<l plough was run thro
{iepth of tweleve inches. The
vfc&s well harrowed and the
Tinted alternately. March 2
to six feet arpart. An imj
strain of the common
variety of Southern white
corn was planted, five 01
kernels being dropped t oeacl
| Previous to the time
,ugh candidates for governor be
ing. the meeting had bee
rows particularly interesting *
three Tho candidates for minor o
iroved tlieir usual speeches, with
gourd ciatious.
dent when the meeting was ei
r six tier about llo'eloek, Compl
ti foot L?a, ?
when the ? ..
South Carolina s cl
Kan speak-! ..
i was the lirst speaker,
n without , .
his remarks with a
itatements. ... .....
, i to the late Magistrate
ffiees made r ..
.. . i from the porch of w ho:
slight va- . .
speaking. Governor I
., . . | how he missed him. r
tiled to or- . . ...
? [pleasant relationship t
(roller Gen ..... , .
listed between himself
hief ' executive of S"""'
lie preface,I IU"U""K
,, .. . the governor had \
feeling ?ribute . , ,
T ,, ,, , building of the sta
J. I\ Gaakoy, . . ,
He office he wax "" b'"' won ,he '
lleaae spoke of ma"y ""
eferrlntt to the
hat alwavc ex- miM,Ua, " **" ?
an<l the late "ork. "> ??Jaoct
?r, in opening bis confined him l
the statement that survibed by I
vorked for the up- ,rst Chief Jus
te. In told of ho* and ex-Speake
mnity of a great B- B?ry, and
e state. as well as James M. Kasc
of state and the Funeral ser
id how he cannot | Judge Gary's
ion with the na- evening at C ?
tain] unite
or many months. He
liis wife and two broth- IMNt 1 ^et
the Kugcne I!. Gary, set>utor do
r of ttie House Frank rules and t
by one sister, Mrs. i Cole L. Ble
?n, of Charleston. The stat
vices will be held at I TILL?
residence tomorrow i "When i:
o'clock. Interment at I returning t
<1. so (hat (lie negroes may
into power again. The
fends the new primary
akes several flings at Gov.
iase.
emenl follows:
HAN'S STATEMENT,
n South Carolina last April
o Washington from Clem
(of the row. It was planted |
rows five inches deep, but c<
only one inch. At the llrst hoeii
plants werethinned toone stall
five or six inches, the missing
^replanted. On April 20 the si
jfpaces were ploughed und a ni
Moniposed of 200 pounds each o
?o, kainit, cotton seed meal,
tttl Uuucn uiauc ti I'lUSpUSH
in the t;(| lo eliminate one of the
avered for ^^is office,
og the j A Summerset, his
c every countered with the I)emo<
stalk ty?s ruies.
ix-foot candidates for lieutenan
lixture wero led i>y Andrew J. lit
f gua- was followed by W. M. Hi
acid statistics showing the re
uon luienu j magistrate. Such was
candidate.* (for him he declared tt
to be inducted into th
opponent. two yoars ago he calif
" ratic par- come to Columbia to
oath of office. "The
t governor j pJnk caskey," he said,
*thea, who whlch will long be fel
ininier. |and county." The f
lative rate I ?
his admiration "oni" K0*"" ""
lat whan about G?v,r"<"- ?'<"?? 1
, . our people, that ]
e Rovernorship ... . '
i ? ? / this. In speakinc
id upon him to ,, ,
administer his ?r 'in( ' ?( '
death of Mr. sov""?r
, matter, the facts b
"causetl a ios? . ...
. i.. . cracker had been t
t >n your town .
., by the federal ati
covernor then .
i crime for whirh ho
t. He declared Elmwood oeme
unfit to represent Ernest dan
his record proved bury. Abbeville
of his pardon of uary 29, 1859
i stated that the P011 of ,)r- F- *
srepresented the ?'ine Blaekbun
eing: that the safe- a boy Ju
ried and convicted Cokesbury t'oi
ithorities and tlx- studied law ui
tvao rv.ii,w,i,...) .. . Clarv of Aliens
'tery, Columbia. 'son collage
was born at Cokes-1 to see niy
' county, S. C., on Jan | McBee sho
He was the second ! 2x3 inches
i\ Clary' and Mar? Oar-jtlon logisla
a. bad. There
dfte Clary- attended the [in it than
ifederate school. He [and brougii
ider his uncle, W. T. 'have had ii
da Ha nti/1 I'rnmoil on/
>. I stopped in Greenville
niece. While there L. M.
wed me a photograph,
in size, of the reconstrueture
in 1868, the first we
1 were far more negroes
white men, I borrowed it
it it to Washington and
I enlarged. 1 have had it
ij^uvnpnaic nnu uum: wuh appilt
I', Hoed in. On May 15 the thr*
j /?t*Cv-[ were ploughed, 300 p
i J0r nitrate of soda sown and w
, &. On May 2 5 2 00 pounds of
i applied in the wide space
tlier application of 500 pom
Spano, cotton seed meal and
9&s put on June 8, and 100 p
l nitrate of soda June 11. The err
;u anu jor graduation for whites ai
?e-foot Jin common schools, we
ounds (>u l)y A J Hunter, candidc
'orked , tenant governor,
guano p Frank Kelly discussec
s. An- |ative record,
ids of (jve candidates for
kainit commissioner made th
lounds speeches. They were J. H.
ID WaS r. r*- ? "
IspoKo oi now ne m
rid negroes ifrieiui, thfs one not bet
re present- | cause -in looking
tte for lieu ! succeed a nm
I about twenty year
1 his logis-lone 0f the most In
Itions in the state, I
railroad town Jin(j took Dr. SI
eir usual; proud to tell you hi?
Wharton. \ w far has been a worn1
issed another .
rouse-breakmp in
np present, be- ?
- ? ty. over which of
for someone
. , court had no juris
111 who for .
u . u i . n?ngR spoke about
s had hel?| ..
, 'n*' Party, demons!
lportant posi- ,
they worked no ha
came to vour
or. who eared enou
trait, and am
, ... that anybody with
administration ...
. , . ., not object to that.
erfnl sni'i.ps< "
r,'Hso tf,,, ??un- the _
?-< <;,ryP",[J"';.?f
... ru'^ of lor.s/jj., /. ,h
r"s'?P o??y u?/, V''
<"lv Uo a1(| '.tin
lr ,,r <io^;,ou,d I??6S. j'*
" f <ro fo rt>r,r? . J"
his uncle. Gen. M. VV. ievery coun
fifield, S. C. At his | clerk's ofti<
he entered into part- | may see it
lpt. N. (1. Evans. From "Govern*
appointment to the .are howlin
Judge Gary and Gap-j tug white t
mined law partnerr. our eililiza
dge Gary was elected iam incline*
dgrfield county in the , people mad
a niicini ;u ncuu Ullt' U>
ly. lo be hung in the
:e so that those people
who have a mind to.
ir Hlease and Mr. Fortner
g about the negroes haveaehera
and the danger to
tion from that source. I
1 to believe the southern
e a great mistake when
harvested November 25, before
al reputable witnesses. It yielde
407 pounds of corn in the es
which 140 pounds was soft
Several tests showed that 100 p
of ear corn yielded 82 pound:
shelled com, which made the
254 bushels, 49 pounds of s
corn at 56 pounds to the b
, i/. runner, crank \V. S
^ver- j Witnerspoon and GoorRe
>d 17,- Candidates for adjutant i
ir- ()f M. Moore, seekinK re-electi
corn (? Willis, spoke next follov
ioujkIk torney General Thomas II
s 9'| and his opponent, A. G. H
yield The lleandidates for *o<
helled lowed.
mshel, Possibly addine Interest
H <1 'J*W' ; He referred to I)r. Str
VV. Fai rev
' . cian and a business i
general, W ' , ,
, was convinced could
on and M. i.. ... . . .
the duties involving
W, > i head of the State H<
, ' eep,es Insane,
rice
The governor next
pernor fol- , . . . . .
the last legislature of S
which he declared ha<
un? (Im
... ? . and siRn the ro 1
ait as a phvsi- .
. . interest to vote,
nan, whom he , . .
.... to object but Blea
well dif> narge
upon bini as! ? he speaker at t
ispit^l for the|with Questions by
j fellows under age,
complimented Stewart promptly
>outh Carolina. J(!lin'nKs then tool
1 accomplished ' outrageous Star
le hasn't sufficient IfRislatui
But nobody seoniR elw;t(!(1' acting
se." committees, in
his point was plied ?! WhUh h? W8
some noisy young thi^,, ternK ln
, whom Chairman
?ol1o. - at large to th<
called down. Mr.
, . , . ., .. convention, an<
i up in detail the ^
. Democratic r
chamber proceed- . '
In 1 8 ?? ') ho a?n.
re. He was twice re- Ithey did n
upon many important I negro's edii
eluding tiie judiciary, | under whit*
is chairman during his teachers. H
i 1892 lie was selected one real d<
h Carolina's delegates is. to Soutl
p national Democratic |lies in a pc
[1 cast his vote for the | white peop
residential nominee, negroes the
, nlA,.ln,l II...
ot take charge of the
ication^nd put them all
tea oh ei-8 instead of negro
lowever that may be, the
mger and a great one it
ft Carolina's civilization
>ssihle division among the
le themselves, making the
balance of power and the
which kiln-dried, to contain 01
per cent of water, would c<
239 bushels.'
To this Col. Watson's Hand In
South Carolina adds: '(Capt It
crop contained 82 per c.^nt of s
corn, had 85 per cent of dry ma
the corn and 87 per cent bf dry
in the cob. The green weight in
*?lu nf ulipllpfl tt'iiu In
ily I'M "fiare" by Fortner for his
ontain lo declare which of the
political factions they supp
^ok of John T. Duncan was thf
rake's didate for governor to spei
helled ; dared the Mease supportei
tter in I fitructed to assist Mendel I.
mater n,e rare for governor,
i bush The cotton mill interest
luhnle - *
-..w ; moro in one respect, tli
opponents ture in the history of
?ecognized | reference being to the
'ort. ' jevy for the common
i first can- Ktate. If such work
ik. He de- ; w|th the rosult that scl
s were i"-i larger, more conveni
i. Smith in , better teachers, it wil
|of the people than a
s and sev- | n,iut.,?i t>.<. "
an anv legtsla- I M'KS- 10 w'iicn or
the state, the I B- Saunders of the
extra one-mill I "lo 'ns,inP was RU
schools 01 the ' 'be base charge
is continued, i ma(,e this f
hools are made name wasallshe ha
ent and have^*10 now occupie
1 benefit more ! ('bair, once occupies
ny legislation men that stamp
?s.i u? icute her because hi
neal nr. Eleanora
State Hospital for sh'l' 0""e ,"t"
bjeeted. He told st"t0' whl,h
s and Insinuations ?'<l since that ,1
, . In 1!I05 Jud
loon woman whose ....
. , t i si, Eliza Rhett, (1
id, of liow the man , , _
.. , John T. Rhett
is the governor \s
il by Hampton and
i, sought to perse- Automobile* I
A hlrrh nffirn mitrhi V ie<>
' ? ? juugn- ,>uui.iijiiiii(,
i judicial circuit of this long as the
capacity tie has sorv-jder to shoi
late. {among thei
ge (Jury married Miss | fear The
aughter of the Hon.jlaat state
of Columbia. jprimary ini
1 every good
'or Speaker and the |,08ult' w ha
, possibility
lilt IU1 111 our poilUCS. AS
white people stand shoujllder
and fight it out
mselves, w?> need never
new rnies eeopted at the
convention to govern the
sure an honest vote and
democrat will abide the
tever it he. There is little
of our having ever again
the crib-cured weight 239' b
l <\
I and the chemically dried wlegl
bushels. The total expenses*
$264 and the value of the unex
ed manure $158. The net exp
per bushel amounted to 4 4 cen
the feeding and manurial value
crop was $ 182."
oral or his opponents wen
ushels t,y William C. Irhy. candid*,
it 217 ornor, for re-enacting the n
wore ,Mj inimigration bill, which
haust- :1 severe blow t otho farme;
enses, ( provisions of cheap competi
ts and
Not so Defiant.
London, July 2.?Deba
? ??...?? *
a attacked ihjs ouatomary remark:
ite for gov to compulsory educatW
ow repeal- i( waB unnecessary an<
he proved compiled with. "You
rs through them opportunity rati
tlve labor. puision."
- He next said to hi
they had been told the
te In tlJ,to r'1,n " he *a" e,e
am. lie in el tie ?
s in opposition more weight t
>n, saying that "" i>r'va^e citizens
rl could not be ' Ipnn'"Ks quoted i
need to give \ rf>< or<' of the trial,
tier than com- ftP'SO(ie to ask, "1>
you stand by thai
s hearers that y?u e"dorse it?"
state would go nounced the whole
cted, but thut ceedlng as has nev
:o hi.s charge than Washington
had made it. Mr. of parliaments
rllrectly from the houses ol Com
pausing after each appropriate foi
'ellow citizens, do President Mar
t record and will Clark. Kach v
Mr, Jennings pro- $4,500.
afTair "such a pro- ; Republican
er been held in a . fight for the s
June 30.?After days!"" ba" 0 s
I been.
iry wrangling both
Kress today agreed to South (
automobiles for Vice 1 lt!<>ase
shall and Speaker seatil,R i( ,
vill have a car costing !wou,d nevp
by the Blei
Leader Mann led the noRro
appropriation for the our civi,iza
overnor ns Rlease has
'arolina can oven stand
the senate, however nau*
will be to some of us but
ir roeover from an appoal
iseites, or any other, to
vote. Should that occur,
tion would be doomed. An
I'rpparlnK New Conservation
Washington, July 2.?Sec
Garrison and Secretary Lane
busy today drafting amendmci
carry out the understanding re
at the White Houae conference
night regarding pending water
development legislation in Coi
I Differences between the Interir
' House of Lords today to j
Irish home rule bill was
retary jze(j t,y general recognitk
were | part of Unionist Peers
nts to means of settlement must
>ached an(j that the amending hi
1 'a8^ the only solution,
power | The Duke of Aberoorn.
tigress today as an Ulster Volunte
?r and
intend the nobody In the crowd 1
character- then turned hlH att
>n on the who thought one of
that Rome had rained the price <
be found 'n?> " he succeeds in tt
II offers he raise the price of o
ties. Next the subjec
speaking tion was discussed. T>
'er, said himself as "una
ooked hungry, civilized country
ention to those ho remarked, "the
his opponents 'R K?ink to stand t
it cotton, ask- IL a record that q
lis why doesn't nor ?' this stato
ther commodl- Anglo-Sa.xon peopl
it of Immlgra- St?tes senate?"
ie governor do- Mr Jennings, in
Iterably oppos- ment of Governor I
before." "Yet," j Speaker
governor says he! "f think," t
ty that record. Is [give him a slii
ualifies the gover- !great abilities
to represent the ing that but f<
e in the United now have been
j privilege of m
reply to a state- not wish to drn
Mease's, to the ef- |the speaker un
I Indefinite
, would com<
le said, we ought to
... lof tune ane
glit recognition of his .....
_ . . ; striped le
as Speaker remember- , . ,
. . , , |in Columbi
t>r a chance he would j
President enjoying the I ?
uny automobiles. 1 do j National
,w comparisons betwen New Yor
d the president, but if lis of Mobi
"era of good stealing"
p again, and in the course
ither "ringed streaked and
gislature would assemble
a.
Department of Health.
k, July 2.?Dr. Scale Harle,
Ala., today urged Pre^l
War Department and the Inte
Commerce Commission and
Dands Committee of the House
been adjusted so that they wi
interfere further with the con
ftio* program.
t.'-i
| im louKea on me Dill as
! rata to loophole he could see for
Public nnce of a great calamity.
, have (|uls of Londonderry, chaii
11 not the Ulster lln'onist Coun
Rerva- 'h0 fom was a horrible 01
would support it to avoid <
I
the only l" "eiung me nn-i
the avoid-l Comw oauaing our
The Mar- K't lower wagcH." H
man of elected to fight Immi
ell said hating that Senator *
ne but he done hie duty in not a
vivil war. j Mil further restrlctlni
ran or Kurope reel mat under cer
own people to would be willing t
le promised if Jivery stable when
gration, insin- said. "Before he go
Imlth had not stable, he might g(
eeing that the
< 1mm iff ration (Continued on
tain conditions heft damp Clark
to go back to the and elected pr?
i he was reared,, been proud of
es back to a livery 1 The House i
> In business with J tribute to the ?
?? appropriation
Tage Wight.) , the Senate.
nad heen nominated jdont Wilsoi
isident, all would havlto ereate f
him in that position. Health wit
cheered Mr. Mann's > head. l)oet
ipenker and passed the dent that t
already approved hy elation and
ed the plan
n to support the movement
i National Department of
h a Cabinet member at its
or Harris told the Presihe
American Medical Assoother
organizations favorI.
I