BATESBURG SEES "
EXHIBITION GAME :::i
dat
Candidates Add One to Regular ,.he
Schedule. ?'?>?
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ATTRACT A BIG CROWD ,B
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ci|rc-?n. - 1 reg
Tent t?> Interested Audience.
Some Can Not Attend. (li(l
Batesburg Special to Columbia
State, July 7.? A crowd thought jo ^
contain between 2,000 and 3,000 per/
are
sons, mostly farmers, but many .ot
them women, gather her^ today from
several counties for the joint and
extra meeting of candidates for stat ^ t
and United States offices, and cheergov
ed loudly the attacks of Messrs. Pollock
and Jennings upon the public
record of the governor, who is their
common rival for Senator Smith's ,,
seat. The governor failed to attend.
, . cam
A few supporters of the executive
neg
were present and did a certain .
IS c
amount of heckling, as is their cus- ,
by f
torn. None of the speakers went out
of hlR way to defend the governor, : ^ ^
though several of his followers, John
G. Richards among them, were ab- ,
for,
sent. | .,
1 T->... 1 ...1 v??r< I,.... ?,n T>1,
J. X\UllUUbL iTiLViiicc, UUIIV/I UI i MV 1 ^|"?y
Batesburg Herald, who with M. E. way
Rutland, mayor of Batesburg, and a jpn
committee of citizens, invited the .
IV
candidates here, presided over the .
woe
meeting. Mr. McGhoe read a tele- ' ,,
gram sent July 4 by Mayor Rutland jpa(j
to the governor, who was then in .
tun
Spartanburg.
Mr. McClhee also read the reply
? wot
sent by the governor from Spartan- ^
burg: 2 i
"Your wire. Can not be present at .
^ the
Batesburg.' ?
Senator Smith was absent also. A .,
the
telegram from his secretary said that
, ? stat
the senator was prevented front at(
t . I
tending the meeting by order of his
wer
physician. Had the senator been pres- ^
ent he would have received a token
we!
in the form of a cotton stalk, sur (
rounded by peaches which had been
prepared i?y Pr. Didgell, formerly a
repesentative from Lerinton county ^
in the State legislature. There seems ;
arg
to be a strong sentiment in favor of
.. . , nee
the senator here.
1AUWUA A l I KAi:HUN. ^
The n eeting was held in a chuu- .
tauqua lent. It is Chautauqua week (lij
in Batesburg. A faker on a street ^
corner mimicked the candidates and
afforded considerable amusenment. t.tj|
"I, too con use brifliant phrases," j
he cried. t 0
When the speaking began the tent
wor Bled and the flaps being up,
hundreds stood outside. The crowded ^
listened attentively and respectfully
throughout the day with a few ex- ^
ceptions. Though the sun shone
brightly it was not hot. . ^
B. Frank Kelly, candidate for lieu- ^
tenant governor, was given the. honor
of speaking first. Following him
spoke Mendel L. Smith, Laiwnders ^
Browning, John T. Duncan, John G. w
Clinkscales, Robert A. Cooper, Char- nj[
les A. Smith and W. (3. Irby, Jr.. can- ^
didates for governor. An hour and (or
a half was taken for dinner which
for the larger part of the crowed consisted
of barbecue. After dinner the
speaking was continued. A. J. Bethea, Tb
candiate for lieutenant governor,
spoke. He
Then W. P. Pollock and L. I). Jennings
in turn drew the cheers of the ru
crowed and the heckling of the few, wi
both men giving almoet all their time ad
to laying bare the record of the governor
saying that though he was not q i
present his record was a public thing.
"Coley is in Columbia calling for as
f calf rope and asking for somebody to
help him on. That is why he isn't here , He
today." declared Mr. Pollock.
CHEEKS FOR POLLOCK If
The crowd yelled and showed their
pleasure when Mr. Pollock, recalling He
the celebration of the Fourth, cried: of
"The people of 16 counties have An
decided a declaration of independence
from the domination of Cole L. He
Bleasse." Ar.
To a heckling auditor, Mr. Pollock
^ald: O
"You sound to me like one of those
fellows known as a coattail swing- Po
er."
The candidate said that at Walter- So
boro the governor had declared himself
in favor of impartiality. pc
"Yet," continued the candidate,"he
comes here to Batesburg and cuts ofT o
the heads of notaries public because
they are not his friends." Ai
"An' he moved 'em!" cried some
one. So
"Yec," returned Mr. Pollock,"and
the people of Sonth Carolina are go- f
Ing to move him."
Tho statement was cheered loudly. ;
"Hurrah for Coley!" came the cry
from a sympathizer of the governor.
"Put It to him. He don't care" ^
"No; he's too dead to feel It," responded
Mr. Pollock, much to the de- vo
light of the crowd.
The candidate read from the
records of the postoffloe department
concerning "Portland Nod,'' whom la,
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9
THE LANCASTER S
governor, Mr. Pollock said, had Trust Legislation Assure
:?ed loose when there was a war- Atlanta Journal.
. < 4. * - _ i.j The enactment of the trus
t tor the yeggmar for cracking a ,
at the present session of Cong
in North C arolina. (now assured. Senate leaders
ilr IpnninfK wnc thp 1 riP.t r.intli- I ...ui. tu^ n. t j * h * ai
... ?- -? ? wmi in t? rivBiuvui imii nit)
d to speak. There were wild these measures are disposed
ers when he declared that 90 per better ?t will be for business 1
t of the vote cast next August mocrats are united, and the R
ild be against the governor. cans are not expected to offf>r
/lr. Jennings took up the primary or stubborn oppositfJ5?J^Tn fa
,?s adopted at the state Demo- Republican members of the Int
tic convention and explained that commerce committee have
istration was a simple matter of|w'fb ^h? Hemocrats in reportl
ling one's name in full upon the "niended trade.commission bi
^ ' many of them, it is predicte
No man," he said, "has been able support the other bills on th
?ive a valid reason why the rules vot?- An tht> committees are
not right. And yet the governor in? steadily. The general desi
s they will keep men from vot- purpose of the Senate seems to
.. !prompt completion of the trus
Tbelieve that there are men who raIn: aiu' there is a prospect
honest in their support of the 'Congress may finish its work a
ernor," Mr. Jennings said. "But i?uru by August.
.c men won't support him wlieu Hiis is a matter of deep com
r know the facts." tion 1o the country. Not unt
CAN'T I)() THAT trust issue is scttlcii fun l)i
Some people believe." said thein,ove forward with ftri+freedo
rlidate, "that Illease will turn the : (^>rt't,1C1R-^ As conditions no
ro mail clerks out. Now the fact !"""? ,t4 '"teuuiues grave aouo
very negro mail clerk gets his job what i8 a,ld ln 1
itanding civil service examinations ?rpat Provinces of industry an
. Blcase can not set aside as he merce and finance. Melville Dt
set aside the laws of this state." | PoBt wel1 **y* in tbecurgent ii
Tell us what you are running the Saturday Evening-t'ost.
" cried several" in the audience.! "Under the Sherman law a
Im running in this campaign to now jndicially amended....
to open the eys of the tk>o. weak, huslne8s engaged in interstate
ward sinners like you." said Mr. > conducted at the peril 9f the
nlngK ney general It is conducted
tore yells followed and still more P^1 of the ?Pinion of the 1
in the candidate cried: judKe?- Th<8 extraordinary sit
Cole L. Blease is not fit to be the ha8 had no e<>ual excePl in th<
ler of even the negroes he has history of the EnK,ish 8P?akln
led out " P'e* wken crime of high t
Tossed further as to what he was indeterminate."
.Id do if elected. Mr. Jennings Ther<; could be no ??lter 8er
I that he would do all in his power the b?*ines? interests of the
have post roads built throughout S,ates than a clearlng-up of the
j,in(j biguities; and that is one of tl
here was not much new said by ful purposes of the pending tru
candidates for governor and other The de,ay of this task woul
e-offices. Mendel L. Smith. John P^ong the uncertainty and a,
L'linkscales and Kobert A. Cooper |ate the evils that have ,on* '
e the favorites. Mr. Clinkscales Now is th<> mo8t opportune ti
, for compulsory education was this needed ^^ation. The
i i have nassetl the ltniisp hv laiv<
'liarles A. Smith said that The itie8' Th? w,iy for them ,R 0
te. "a great newspaper." was man- the Senat?' They w,u ,,ot I
during sentiment for cc mpulsory fihtuk to the "Mintrys busine
ication without giving farts or on the cantrary a relief from h
uments. He said that what was ?"(1 ? means to the
,ded was more funds and facilities, te resumption of confidence i
'Our people are meeting tlie neeos- 1 tn
es as they arise," he said. i??
deferring to a leading article in _ __
s morning's issue or The State, he II /I ""
1 iviiiii i
'You will notice they say only certi
counties are prepared for coin- CURED FOREVE
sory education. The State seems
be weakeirhTgr* B sneclaUst6
rhe lieutenant governor was pre- who possesited
with two bouquets and a has-; ses the ex- ; ;)fl|
of peaches. perience of
Mr. Irby continued his attack on ,Tk? Bs "> Wm
.. ... . ... , right kind /^sr
> cotton mill, hanking and railroad , Qf expericrests.
He declared that the com- I euce ?
ation of cotton brokers and cot- doing the /?
i mills in 1 ! 1 1 cost the people of same thing/
! state $15,000,000. *h?y hun^ V
Telegrams expressing regret at not dreds and Huwn
ng able to attend today's meeting perhaps
re received from Richard I. Man- thousands of itmea with un
?. candidate ior aovemor. and fh t, rftheSh!
omas H. Peoples, candidate for at- ' xnent? If you df*ire to cor
ney general. reliable long-estsiilished spt
of vast experience, come to n
THrt rAMllDtTK learn what can Hie. accomj
gefleld Chronicle. ^?th, RklUfu1' ???(
. , , I hold t""0 medical Biplonu
e noise of the candidate certificates by examination
Is heard throughout the land, other requirements fronc
is gittin' mighty anxious boards of medical e#iminerf
To shake you by the hand . States in the Union/togethe
M over 20 years expefienee in
t don t he love the farmer alty practice. I successfully
th his horny hand of toil? >1 Blood Poison, Varicose
d ain't it migl y noble to be I Ulcers. Kidney and Bladde
~ r . v. 1 eases Rh oil mat! am flail <
*?..??* <? "?? ?<>" ' Paralysis, Discharges. "pih
isten to his tender voice Rectal Trouble, Stricture a
So like the gentle dove! | Nervous, Chronic and prlva
he tells the voters of the Ian*' eases of Men and Women.
Of his abounding love E/fm!?a,t!?? a"* '
4 ? w confidential. Hours: 9 a. n
tells us how he fit and bled, P_ m Sundays, 9 to 2.
And how he'll fight a*in' j CaH or Write.
only he can get the vote* J)r Register, Specia
Knough to put h'm in; ^ Union National Bank
s tells you of his service Cor. Main and Oorval*
long and weary years, COLUMBIA, B. O.
d the money which he loses
I,; th, ,au,ef?rwh:,h h/.are# WITNESS AFTER WI
) tells you of the blood he hed i ho l PTrn
id he whispers in your loving ear J^j I.ANl.AS 1 KK
"The other man's a knave." ^
ain't he kind and noble Such KvidenCe Our Headers
This candidate so brave? . Dispute.
r he wishes to he spent and spend . take up The New
T_. . / by wedc, we are struck by th<
His countrymen to save. , unmistakable way In which
let us all support him, after v^itnoss speaks out as
All hr.? h vn nrxr an/I #.1/1 I Hufwi Hn*? v> 1' V.
| Jiv? ?liu UM? A. t,MV>OV llt7V|
.r he don't need -inv monev strangers IfVtoff-miles away v
. <lon 1 need an* mone/ take UtUt notice of them. I
Med scorn to take your gold. are not. They are, our n?
this wonderful candidate living among up* Their wor
Don't he Kmile and grin? easily provei^xfo admit of an
ho tells you of the things he'll do. ^ 2
experience*jnay be a guide U
If >cu '1 only count bin. in L p ciybtmrr l=*gach 8t..
Ml you rich and poor ir.en ter, &aytr "My exphrlen<
Come cast for him tcif '!? # Daon's Kidney Pills hay beci
r u!i !m v ants at the pv Mc crib >?factory. I
, commend them. Jny kidnc
Ib just to feed on inactive and I J>*fd backache
Moan's Kidnev/Pills has beei
Paying and Painting. the Standanf Drug Corr.pt
nctnnati Enquirer. they rid m/ of Ihe trouhh/
ibe?Dauber says that ho is wed- had no rftuso attack.j'flc
id to hi Hart. keep right oh usinfe mf na
Steve?Then he ia entitled to a dl- nm Hirudin ft Pi aw II fiiifiT")'
rce on the grounds of non-support, this remedy is lyorthy of it.
^ . ? Price 50c at/all dealers,
o Prevent Blood Poisoning simply auk for a kidney r<
plr St once the wonderful old reliable DV unt Doan's Kidney Pills tl
iRTFR'B ANTI8KPTIC IIHAT.iNG OIL. a ?*: f?* "J*" rivhura hld FO
al dre.aln* that relieve! pain and heal. that Mr. C lybUTTl nan. ro
^ sanie tine. Not a limmrnt. 25c. 50c. Si burn CO., PrOpB. BUuWOy N.
r v
T"? 1 *' pm\mf ?' ? - ?
IEWS, .JULY 10. 1914.
, njf
$t bilis T II
;ress Is |
agree f
sooner
of, the
epubH- Groceries is a thing that
serious yOU have not to buy very
ct, the
*?rstuto often and you want to get
joined them where yofx have the
Ing the //
11. and least troubles in placing
e fnni your orders/ Place them
work- with us ami you won't have
re and /
be th > to phona all over town to
t prog- your^omdtitfilled. We
that "X
Hid ad- will fill your order or the ~
article can't be / found in o=
jtratuia a hi
ii the Lancaster. We/don't mind
asiness /
m and a little thing/like trouble ;!
or work, for that is part of ;|
t as to I ;
pertain our business! time Hies |j
d com- when we havevwork to do. i |j
ivisson Give us a chance at your
ume of grocery business and we I
will give you quality, price h
? it is- and delivery,
every Yours for Business,
trade I
attor- i ,l|
at the
'uation Mackorell's ' ;!j
a early
Grocery | jjL
vice to
United I V
se am- Bucklejn's Arnica Salve For Cut*, < I
le use- Burns, Sores.
st tills. Mr. E. S. Loper, Marilla, N. Y.t
d only writes: "I haie never had a Cut.
ccentu- Burn, Wound v Sore it .would not
?xisted. heal." Get a of Uucklen's Ar- gJ|
, nica Salve todaj^nKeep handy at all '
' times for Burns, wes. Cuts. Wounds
bills prevents LoekjiAt, 25c at your to
> major druggist. &
lear in _ 10
rove a ' til
ss. but MONEY TO LOAN.
larraful I ana now prepared, as heretofore, st'
omple- to negflWa.e loans of J200 and upind
nc- uartl8 rfet mortgage on Improved
cotton fa>^^i in Lancaster county, on
long time,Repayable in annual In
stallments at%E per cent interest. ?
~~?"" No commisslo^VsCharged. Only a M
small fee for furtflahing abstract of I
title. \
R. E. WYLIE,
Attorney-at-Law. I
R =====================
I! . AT ITMIMl
| HLUiuin
icialist ' ne
and
dished
tment. This nine piece combination Eg
is and
| | bave another shipment and th
i of 4 4
r with ter. Don't fail to come to our
spectre *'
White Sewing Machine at
x DisMB
EN N El
itrlctly
a. to 7 I
^ ujjjj //
TNESS Ml / "
<'an not EB ^M ;
witness ?v|j -.' |
were ^
vo might
3ut they |- f
iighbors, i VI
<1 is too ' qfl-n
y tlonbt, ^^Ul BClAl
their iBtw
others.
Lancasre.
with j
i so sat- H I OV
Le to re- ?| y^?
ys were H f OH
i. I used H
rt so sat-^ I
ny ?t i: : Sajjj /
>?' d| / GET THE
r?--1 PKIf SI-CO]
?medy? ' Lancaster, S. C.
iP h: rue H|
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33 -v,. r.-^^,qr?
KII I Fn RY Ml
- - - - * * ' JL M~IM.1
During the month of June,
sons lost mules by lightning:
near Gassy Pond, Cherokee <
Curtis McMillon, near Chesnorf
barn; Mr. Billy Burris, nea^Mc
Mr. E. H. Wilson, near l/>wry>
J. P. Crowder, near Fo/^ Mill, (
The Mutual Live Stock Insi
will insure you against the de
your stock caused by Fire, Wir
See
R. T. BEATY, Jr., Agent
Bank & Trust Co., L
Or write D. E. BONEY, Mai
Greenville Fema
Greenville, S. (
Imparting the Knowledge, Ide
ments of Perfect W
No Nonthom iurtitation MTordr. ynuuR women tool
lllM'ml duration tlia?> doov tho cirrrtivllly Kmna'c ('oII?ki
tr?in it* taitootn t": live ?>f t'u fallmt MelnHy tnd m
oonrsn-; of sti. Iy tvtl c ultural Infumroi irv ertiruiy in I
UK
oc'tir.iu'c ? i
uv . -^t.vw 1*10:11; 1.1:0 in??:i I II H 1 II 11 11
rfTViri 1 wink. SriMiitfi 111 !wf rmmi: !s!> pin no pnu'tii
'Jul,Kointinp <l?|iiutm?ut; KitOmu 1u.-iii.1im! nt mot t
ENTRANCE UPON 14-UNIT BASIS. C.,uro?-.
trwo. Ynlnnblu pra-ur-al tmininc in Onmr?'ir Scie 1
I I'lotn.i TluiP-nKll MMir-1-s, ! lutillB 10 lill-loiiiHO in Co
(.1 A.rl, Ex jrt ?? '* ?, Physical Culture, KiniliircnrUni,
Most hr.-i'ti in! .i j.i.iitii mfino<) iisoorintro; Ciiriol
- rpc-ti< ?< cilcri-iliir. TI10 institution iiinnt to afford tin
ii :uiiti.:u. unl
Kor Cittnlntrun. nddrw
DAVID M. RAMSAY, D. D., Pre?
Iniversity of Sou
SCHOLARSHIP EXAI
The University of South Carolina of
ip to one young man from each cou
>rth $100 in money and exemption 1
$158.
The examination will be held at the
, 1014. General (entrance examinatioi
lie for all studeitts.
The University <njfers preat advantj
Lidy in science, histo^jLiUfii.jjnd busi
i application blank to
THE PRESim
Jniversity of Sou
Columbia, S. <
UM SALE A
( r< ?al
e best assortment of Aluminum
store next week. We have had 1
$35.00 each. Come today.
TT-TERR
*
From Office-Boy to ]
want success?To w
luick, keen, alert, direc
PEPSI-C
Takes un the slack,
lulant for a strong stes
I will find if at Sod:
ntains or Carbonate*
in Bottles
"PEPSI" HABIT. IT WONT <
LA BOTTLINi
It':
nunniTiiTri I
bHlNlMi I
the fojkfwing perMoore,
guilty, two; Mr.
, lost two and his
Connellsville, one;
/ille, one; and Mr.
>ne.
iranee Association
ath or damage of
id or Lightning.
at the Farmers
iancaster,
lager, Yorkville.
lie College + I |
als and Accomplishomanhood
i> complete advantages for n bro*d, I
B. It is prepnral in every way to
iponaihility. Its ?<inii>mrnt. faculty. '
lartrnuy with present day reijuireifor
ionv?ni< ril comloi .aide life and
e r siVrrr-r-ljlirary ; six parlor*; well H'
if $2..VN). College-owned dairy.
letd tn B. A.a H. I. . and M. A. de- B
ore, Buminctm Course, loading to H
nmrrvutory of Mamie, department*
Normal Training Courmm.
linn teni'liitice mid iiitiannrns. Con>
best educational opportunities at
lident, Greenville, S. C. |
th Carolina f
L/TTXT A TTrtXT
rxj.il xx x xvyn
rers a Teachers' SchPlarinty.
The scholarship is _
from all fees, amounting
county seat Friday, July e
i will be held at the same . W*
iges. Varied courses of
iness. Write at once for
iWT jj
i
th Carolina J|
GAIN x '
ij
ooker all for $1.75. We '1
ever offered in Lancasine
sales on that beauti
rr co. 1
President?we
dn, we must
^ola ]
and adds the ,
ady gait.
>5<
iKT you.
[i WORKS I
s Pure and Clean v' 1