The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 24, 1914, Page 4, Image 4
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(SEMI-HKKKIA.)
J U ANITA WYIjIK Editor
W. S. HOUGH. . . Business Mgr.
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successors to The Ledger, established
1852; The Review,
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Oct. 7, 1905. at the postolllce
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?Weather forecast for South (
Parol inn: Generally fair Friday and
Saturday.
Register. Do it now.
Remember Tuesday is the last da;.
The hooks of registration close
July 28.
Don't forget that it is necessary
to sign your full name.
If you neglect to register it will 0
be because of your own indifference. e
Have you signed the cltto 10M? '
If not, why not?. Only O-ree more!'
days left. v
Remember, you who would vote in
the August primary, that in order to
do so you have only until Tuesday
next to enroll. ,
n
The state needs your vote but you ?
can't cast it unless you enroll before v
the books close next Tuesday. July 1
28. 1;
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Tile (Greenville Ve?-? 11
. ?V ?. O nu * n DOHH "
men go around looking for excite- 1
ment, while others live in South c'
Carolina. l)
I>
Now is ;t good I line to begin to w
build more houses for rent. New- (1
comers lnive it great deal 01 iieulty r
in finding houses, l.ook after them h
.is well as your own interests by
building more houses ro roir. g
The Anderson Intelligencer ?v ti
plains that it maj he taken for grant c
, ed tleit the man who "cusses the rj
newspapers has had some of his Si
meanness told of by the newspapers (>|
sometime or other." t<
, jj,
We should all he asking ourselves,Q)
"Who is the strongest man in the
race for governor?" Consider this1
question well and then concentrate ^
on him, so that a strong, construe- (
live administration may he ours for ^
the next two years.
ifi
We need good men in alt * ho
offices, remember tiiiit. Good niet?
.? t 111
ill the leirisliitnr?> ? :??
w... ,,
groat ileal for tin* state. So do no"
let the state, senatorial and emigre-.Minnai
contests absorb all vour in- 11
terest. u
y
Although all of us have our in.l! !l
vidual interests, a eoniinunlty spirit 'l
might he centered on the library r
No other cause is so in need of sup a
port and unless our people rally to it. -s
this important institution can never ?
be maintained. n
h
Only three more days left for en- a
rolling your name on the club tr ils.
If you have not enrolled at all, or if
you have not done so at the nearest *
voting precinct to where you live, do 3
ho in the few days remaining. This
In the last time we can urge you I e- 1
cause this is the only issue of thej'
paper that will reach you before ?het'
books close.
We ask a consideration of these
?g ures by those who are opposed to
compulsory education: The total
number of white children In the pub-1
lie schools of South Carolina is
167,9!4. The total number of negro
children in the schools is 193,-'
247. The majority of negro children
over the white children in the
public schools is therefore 25,333.
The figures speak for themselves.
A stranger in our midst judges
our progress largely by the appearance
of our strets. We are afraid
that the thick growth of weeds
creates a wrong impression. Then, j
too, for the sake of our own self- i
respect, we ought to see to It that the
town makes our thoroughfares unoru
p -osentable.
JU r-7 . ? ?~
.TH
HOW MANY WIIJ, WITHOItAW?
From the way things are shaping {**4
themselves there is one thing very
i-lear and that is that a majority of
the voters of South Carolina are opposed
to Bleaseism and that the
father of the "ism" will be defeated Specia
by Smith for the United States sen- . ^or
' ,Andy
J E
But. notwithstanding that Blease- Mia
ism is waning rapidly, there is great isited
danger that a Bleaseite candidate
M r
will be elected governor, unless some |sjortti
of the anti-Blease candidates with- home
draw from the race. There are for a
eleven candidates in the race. Four Mr.
of tliem, Mullally, Irby, Simms and
Richards are pronounced Bleaseites, nattie
while Clinkscales. Manning, M. L. ! Mr. ai
Smith. ('. A. Smith, Browning and uftern
Cooper are all opposed to Blease. ? ^r"
Duncan need not be considered. Broom
Now if the anti-Blease vote is Mrs
pretty well distributed among its six Miss
candidates, the result will almost be
;<ure to leave two Bleaseites to enter Marv
the second primary. This has hap- afterm
pencd before. In the senatorial race , Mr.
in l'.iil2, there were six candidates, dangle
Hemphill. Johnstone, Henderson and "
Klliott. all anti-Tillman men and Macke
Kvans and Latimer, Tillmanites. In Mr. ai
he lirst primary, a large majority of Mrs
lie vote was anti-Tillman, but the
cote for the four anti-Tillman candi- ,-opsin
lates was so split up that Kvnns and Saturd
.atimer. whose aggregate vote wn> Mr.
ar less than the aggregate anti.....
Miss
! Mi man vo:e, each received more ? >
ored the .second primary, which re- Mr.
, Ited in Latimer's election. the ^
M r.
nrger part ol the anti-Tillman vot ()t ],js
ruing to him in the second race. Faullu
Now, unless some of the anti- Mr.
i lease candidates for governor with- '
Iraw front the race, the probability ^jr
s that history will repeat itself and ed Misi
me of the Bleuse candidates for gov- noon,
rnor will be elected. This calamity ^ ^yjs
an be prevented if some of the anti- (jav
{lease candidates will withdraw
ront the race. It remains to be seen
whether patriotism rather than amiltion
will not prompt them to do so. ' g^Q'n
? of th
WHF.IIK WILL IT END? certain
The state of South Carolina is be- use of
inning to reap the fruits of Goveror
illease's intemperate utterances Ql)r
n the stump. We publish else-1 with gi
here in this issue an account of the of a ct
ragedy In Columbia Wednesday e*rept
ist, the waylaying and shooting of p^?),''
)r. James H. Mcintosh by a mid- health,
ight assassin, who, after shooting two wi
he doctor, lied in the darkness, ex- an<*
i i .. with In
laiming as he ran. Now, you won t ^
other Coley tomorrow." It is to be stonebi
i'-auuirii %jy me M'llMlh lllill 111+'
'ould-bo assassin was a friend of r'
lie governor, and the governor ha- '".j.j
epcatedly remarked, publicly, that Junior
e would "stand hy lirs rriond: .' seems
Such intemperate remarks a> the
ov< ri.or made iii lii'; speech at 1
the rej
reeimlle ar - calculated to lead to p,.,.^ j
adegies like the one a. ppeniug in notieea
olumhia. In that speeeh. in refer- attenda
ing to the new primary rules, lie ""'q-'p,?'
lid. if there were any attempts to yp.aver
lieat his followers at the polls, just picnic
> crack the fellow over the head and next
e would have a pardon ready at
benefit
ac?? is cord
The governor has had two or more well fill
rmed body guards accompanying
ini around on the campaign. No
thcr candidate, state or BOButorfal,
as been doing this, His defeat for
lection to the United States senate an,j' rp
now a foregone conclusion and he week >
nd his followers appear to tw? grow- Johnso
Miss
ig desperate. At Laurens Wednes- v!s.'j(,,(|
ay. ('. I). Fortner, one of the Bleasc
indidates for lientenant governor spent
lade this threat against J. A. Hun- i "wre.i
r, one of his opponents, '"? warn ,
1 I.aliens
on now that it yon continue tlieeo ;,mj yj,
ttaeks. so sure a - there is a God in Mi .s
eaven. I will put you out of the i'finso
ace.'' It there is more bloodshed If'1 1
Daren,
s the (ampaign progresses the re- yjr
ponslbility will rest on the governor !ng his
f South Carolina, whose whole ad- Miss
ninistration has been charaeterlxcd }i< r
Mr.
?y an utter disregard for taw and en^
irder. Charle
Mr.
Governor Hlease is adopting dif- by lig
ertnt tactics in his campaign this ah,p fl
rear from those of two years ago.
rhen he was very aggressive, forcing
ihe fight from the jump and at near- Specla
ly every meeting he would call for a ! Hea
hand primary. This year he does tees Ol
not go upon the stand until It Is his
time to speak and when he is j;(j
through, he leaves hurriedly, carry- clpal
Ing with him as many of his follow- taut.,
ers as will go, not caring to stay and
hear his record exposed by Messrs.'
Jennings and Pollock. He does not a ]
relish the excoratlon these gentlemen reea *
?n> arivinv him vet he adonted the "
same policy two years ago. He does I
not call for the hand primary be-1 ing Ir
cause he knows It will disclose his seven
weakness. The fact Is the "cake's ^
all dough" with the governor this Mr
time. Miss
and I
The Blease aggregation claims
that the new ruleB of the Democratic
iparty will keep thousands of persons , childi
from voting. If such were the case with
why pray are ail of the newspapers
|In the state urging everybody to en- n**n
'roll* 17 to
E LANCASTER NEWS, JULY 24. 11)14.
HffE?52?5S3?SB
WNTY NEWS
FORK HILL.
I to The Newa. 8
k Hill, July 22.?Mr. and Mrs.
llohfirts vlaltpd Mr n n il Mm 1
Faulkenberry Sunday. H
sea Holt and Sallie Sbehane H
I Mrs. W. M. Broom Sunday, H
and Mrs. William McGulrt of I \ ) jS
Carolina are visiting at the ^ H vsV/ I
of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.-broom*"* X: ? -sS
Simon Carnes visited Mr. J.
.ulkenberry Sunday. ffl I
W. C. Kills and daughter, Miss S if v . u i > j|
i Ellis, visited at the home of H [I:!.Mi I ill
n?l Mrs. W. M. Broom. Sunday H iv"''' jo
and Mrs. J. A. Bowers visited S |J. : "V' S
Bowers' sisiter. Mrs. W. M. ^ IM''minylj W
i, Sunday, who is real sick. fcfl w,..,.. ,VJ?,ffj
. W. C. Kills visited her sister,
Tlldy Blaekmon, Thursday ??????????????
who is real si<k.
> Stella Hough visited Misses ? ?,**?.
Jane and Pearl Ellis Sunday $r
Don. Y
and Mrs. J. A. Ellis and little ?* j ."* 1
tor. Rosebud Ellis, visited X
Iroom Sunday afternoon.
srs. Roy. I ley ward and Kay
y visited their grandparents, X T*1 /M npi? 1
id Mra W. C. Ellis. Sunday. (1
Tin'"- Hunter visited Mrs. W. I II"
Dom Sunday afternoon. * > A A
J. K. Faulkenberry visited his j
s. Mr and Mrc W. * . Ellis, ? w??
*l 1 ienry Roberts visited Miss W ill
aberts Sunday.
Viola Maekey visited her
I r< > Mi nnil Mrs. \v C
Sunday % *
.1 H. Paulkenl?"rrv visited Mr. "n
Broom Snndn\ i & 1
.1 A Kit is visited at lh< hone V Nkxl} u''S ?*S ^
uncle. Mr and Mrs. J. R. ?,% . || (fi J T u
>n berry, Sunday. J
J. R. Paulken berry and sister- %
Mrs. \Y. C. Kills. were visiLancaster
the second Sunday J
Hartford Paul ken berrv visit
? Gladys Connell Sunday after- ?* +
E. A. Rowers and llttic daugh- ????????????
ited Mrs. W .M. Broom Sun- _. , , ,? _
The local council Dai
Liberty, Heath Spring, Ni
STOXFBORO ed an ice cream social c.
afternoon.
to The News Mrs Ma8Ble Laws and
eboro. July 23.?'The farmers ('ole!ua?- Fla- are ?uests
e surrounding neighborhood * ,s'?.
ly have been making good Q Mr and Mrs. H P. Mol
the fair weather to fight and Saturday night and Sunda
their grass and as a result a"d Mrs. Julius Ilell at 1
rops are improving fast. . sfar v i^? TnV
people continue to be blessed bt>en {,n the Fennell In I
nod health. We do not know 8Cfera week, on account
ise of sickness in our * Plage. ? 'e* '" 'T
Mrs. Hettie Truesdel. who df>n May 20' r?,iu ?{Ll
iere to her mother. Mrs. R. E nesday but is s unable
i i .? . v,__ Mr. C. E. Milliams sp<
sick to try to regain rer i_.,
Mrs. Peach spent a week or 1,1 ... If " . ,.f ,
th Mrs Truesdel at Kershaw "e8af? , , i
en brought her n-e:- home ^"dinK her *aratio"
f-r. We are glad to note that r< * p T Creil8haw
improving sinee she e.tme to ? ? Ha. .".or mi.
nro. r .
es Lilly and Rosa L. of R-i -k r\f* . . .
p vlsit*ng at the home ?t their ''' " ..
Irs. S X. Hamilton f
in Stoneboro cnun'ul of Hip 1 .\.o <Ie> ul
Or,.> r lta.c idopted vinlt P7?'' '7Viavs,u,,h
to u an excellent pl-in. that 11 .r' ,:'U/V'S
latinp sonic imcrostinp pub- Miss l\%eed> rpiislm^v
their regular ni" tiiit: tiftcr 1 P>irst ot M
riiInr order of ouslnc>s lias ' ' ^ il.iani* foi several
; - posed of. Thorn has boon a : BBllnrd, vh
ble increase in .nte and ' " 101 lvvo rtP,'k>
im p since that plan vwts typhoid fever. ixomowhn
I Miss Gladys fwlttj . nf
Young People's Onion of of several weeks, i
f'reek church will have a nK*ijn.
in tlic prove nt the church Mrs. Robert Van I-and
Saturday, the 25th instant. t<aneiister visited Mr. and
inients will be aervod for the ^ unl-aniftngham last wee
of the Union, and everybody *^r* A Brock has resipi
lially invited to attend with s<'r'Ptioti clerk or" the Pet
I ??] baskets. ^ Grocery < o., and ias
similar position iu Hiph I
Miss Bessie Bennett of
EI/GUT. (tome is visiting Misses
Vashti Mackey.
tjt The Newt* Mrs. N* E. Small and ch
l. July 23.?Mrs. Lots Bmwn returned home after sper
ildren of Columbia spent fast than three weeks at McBi
vith her sister; Mrs. Charfes ,'erson.
n- Mr. Bmmmett Mobley
Grace Billiard of Columbia after the farminp Inten
Miss Eva Johnson last week. j?Mus Bell, while the latt
Dooey Cloutz of RocR Hill Johns Hopkins hospital
loaf Mg?b!iiv with \1 r K i rli\ \t? o * < .... lev n?
ed a position wi'ch tin4 IVi
and Mrs I jCtvis Clyhurn o' Grocery I'o., as prvscri]
tor spout Sunday with Mr Mrs. >iary Horton. af
rs. J. II. Bailey. tended visit to her son
cs Eva Mae liuren and K'ta brothers in Centre, Okla.,
:i spent Friday and Saturday again.
in former's sister. Miss Onibel Mr. sani Hammond of
of Han raster. [spent Saturday night with
Smith of Carey, N. C.. is visit-neri Mrs G. D. Kills,
s friend, Mr. tra Harper. 1 Mr. J. T. Crenshaw h
Onihel Buren spent Sunday repainted his residence,
father's. Mr. T. R. fturen. work himself after closin
Robert Johnson of Lancaster the store.
Sunday with iris father. M.\ Mrs J. C, Bowling of I
s Johnson. here looking; after the Be
J. S. ITagin, who was struck cannery, which is now it
htRing several weeks ago. is Master Clyde and Miast
0 be about ivffuin. Myrtle Motdey have bee
the week with Mrs. E. 15.
HEATH STRfXCi. Pleaeant Kill.
1 to The New*. TO THE VOTE
#h fsnrinv Iitlv '/ Tho trim- a %?# a nmt?tk nn
! trw* Oak hurst school are mak- LAniiAOlhB V>VJ
reparations for a prosperous \
next session. They have elect- Y oe cannot v9te>Ji
ss Virginia Robertson prin- rnnrv election August)
*b"? ;??Wfw.th|
new. up-to-date building and * your IUll ni
wglo word on the structure in Hob roll- -I
*ar future. 2. You most enrl
jrotracted meeting is in prog- l t . h Next '
it the Methodist church, with P5* , \ S ,j *1 .
ev. J. B. weidon, p. c. c.. do-ithe last day. If you 1
te preaching. blame only yourself,
i. J. If. Therrell has been visit- ROACH S. STEY
i Wlnnshoro and Columbia for PI
il days, Miss Laura, her daugh- v z?2.??
joined her in Columbia early You're Bilious and <
veek. 8ick Headache, Bad I
8. D. Taylor and daughter, atomach. Furred Tonga
Virginia, of Lancaster, and Mr. gestion, Mean Ltver and
drs. John Taylor of Rlchburg ged. Clean up tonight.
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and bottle of Dr. King's Ne
E. B. Mobloy. today and empty the s
. and Mrs. John Mackey and bowols of fermenting,
en of Camden spent Sunday and waste. A full bow<
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Twltty. gives a satisfied, thankf
ath Spring wou In the game of J makes you feel fine. F
all with Jefferson Friday after-1 mild. Don't gripe. 2
the 17th, the score standing; druggist. Bucklen's Am
0. r .i i , Burns.
oMMHtigo'jTaim
" Xooh around ijou for the cVifceuce?lb
eOerijdhere. ?ttlen u1h o arc earnina I ess thar
you, ovOn their ovtfn homes ano haOc ttu
tici) in the 3>ank besides. Their pe time?, the
quartern and their dollar* Were sa0e? sys
tcmaticalUi pertinently. IsYit it utorth vtf h
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
Lancaster, S. C.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
trie Wiring and PIu
MATES FURIS
He CNieixAbout Ai
rd Piuinbiag^Ele
WATCH THIS SPACE
ighters ot [no blease man ?? "
m Tuesday ' shot dr. m'intosh ~uh
, tn?m
children of (routinaed from Page On?.) D?a?di
of Mrs. W. crovre
other n?nerw_ ?onf1i?
? Mr "Unfortunately Dr. Mcintosh is not clusio
toll town here. The in*n that shot him last
who has n,Kht 18 not a 'rteud of Blease." he
irmnry for stale(1 referring to the attempted
? f * having agination of Dr. Mcintosh as he was .
inhfl* iicri- returning home early this morning. w"
mine Wed- 1)r- Mdntosh i* lying wounded at and o
to walk Knoklton's Inflrmery. Continuing, aiding
>nt ^iniiqv t,ie Governor said: "No Blease maw No. 1
' ever did a trick like that". Of Dr. 1 petitk
Kershaw is Mcintosh the Governor said: "I will'tion l
th iter pa- not a^U8e Itlni. lie is a good man. I mine
ant sorry he is not here so 1 could tax oi
h is been him this certificate face to face on all
i it Cimn :,n(' as'i 't'm ' signed it If he said t
said yes I would fl?eu ask hint to ex- We
Mr \V T P'a>" l>denial. If he said lie did be he]
)80iv not sign it I would ask him to oo-op- nacle
' unwell is ' r:;'p with me in running down the Tuesd
his mother !?0-er an<' putting Itiui In the pen- school
intentlary." At
n| j ( 1S_ Perviuosly he had said tliat he tors a
i- 11nl' Mrs vs 'itid have told Dr. Mt Intosh he had erty l
week? been given the certificate signed by their
. . c him and the late Itr Knowlton by one eertifl
d iins Ot 1*11 .. * . i i
vi .. in, <>t tlu? most prominent luwyors in Tin
t hotter ^outli Carolina, it being Mr W. It. shall
t -r an ah- ,{i.-hev ?' Laurens. electii
- at home " Now." he exclaimed, "i have answered
Norwood and all of them and 1
iugham of ' am going to heat them on the 25th I
Mrs W. T of vugnst." while his followers loud- (
k. ?
ted as preiples'
Drug
:i PCPlit <>fi i? a
oint. N. C. *1*
the County J/ \
ildren have
mint more
er is a* the * . Tlllryji
spies' Drup . /mr
ptlon clerk. ^
i and her ** I
is irt home X r
?* you know your money w safe.
Kick Hill #. carries with it a certain /irestitfe.
ins <iaUK i- i injf connection you canijot do bel
as recently *<* here.
djoinij the STATEMENT OF^TITE Cfc
it? hours at , .? . J
THE FARMERS BANK & Ttt
Lancaster is X located at Lancaster, 8. C.. at the clos/
earl in ft fruit RESOURCES. /
' Leans and IMs- VJ\)tf
n I earl and ,.n?nt? i i r r, c. 4 r.4 a Tin.
JobMMLat!?? Overdrafts 1,844.06
I X Furniture and Fix- f
' ?! I 168
J tures 2,875.00 I p,,,
RS OF Due from Banks | V pa!
IUNTY: and Bankers . . 37,213.98 I Int&K
?;? Currency 3,067.00
n the pri- % Gold 1,047.50 Tl^
i the 25th Sliver and Other Cash
Minor Coin 497.51 Bills
ime Ml the g Checks and Cash clt
Y Items 76d?i3 ?a'
41 at your B0
Tuesday la Toui $2i2.95G.r,v To
m to vote 9TATB OF SOUTH UA1WLINA,
4^ County of Lancaster?ss.
if ART, I Before me came W. H. Mlllen, Cashie
* airman. who, being duly aworn? says that the
hoettve! ~ A raftnt is a true condition of said bank,
ireath, Sour uaid bank.
e and Indl-y Sworn to and subscribed before me
OM a 2'1 Y ,OHN CRAWF
w Lifo Pills 14? Correct?Attest: W. T. Gregory, W. F
tomach and Directors,
gassy foods JT
ul feeling? X FARMERS BANK & TR
6c at Voor w- T. ORMOOBT. PrwKtoM
tea Salve for H- * MCATY, Jr., Assist
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eered him. He was presented
more fiowors and fruit, among
some especially luscious
*s, when lie closed. The great
d filed out of the theatre with St
%ting opions and different conns.
X?Kirf of Election,
eras, one-third of the electors
ne-third of the free-holders re- ^ U ,,
: in Tabernacle school district,
1, in Lancaster county, have
med the county board of educate
order an election to deterwhether
or not an additional
' four (4) iiylUs shall be levied
real and nfcrsonal property in
listrict Uirf-school purposes.
hereby drder the election to
d by the trustees of said Taberschool
dis^Ict, No. 11, on
ay. August/11, at Tabernacle
I house. /
which <5leW?w only such elec.s
return real fir personal propfor
taxation J and who exhibit
tax receipt/ and registration
cutes shall ?e allowed to vote.
? opening and closing hours
be the same as in all general
ins.
V. A. LINGLE,
J. (1. RICHARDS,
J. K. CONNORS,
Sounty Board of Education.
&
The Solid f.
Financial |
Foundation X
:
of this bank makes M
it a very strong insti- X
tution. One in which <??
And an account here
If you have no bank
tter than to start one ??
V
NDITION OF & >
UST COMPANY, A '
of business June 30, 1914. 1 M
UAMMTIES. X
il Stock Paid V
$50,000.00 >
Iub Fund.. .. 1,600.00 X.
vided Profits, V
s Current Ex- ra
a nee and Taxes
Id 8,251.01 Y
(dual DeposltB Y
frti.w-t ?n Chaxb Ri RCt ft X
\;ertiftcates of
AbU. 33,606.34 HP
tflr's Checks... 41.51 A
payable, inkling
Certl- y
lis for Money <??
iToweJ 55,000.00 jT
tal $212,056 5? TL
r of the above named bank, ^
above and forogotag state- JT
an shown by the booko of jT
W. H. MILLION. Y
this 6th day of July, 1914. HP
'ORD, Notary Public. 4?
'. Robinson. W. P. Bennett, A
VST COMPANY i
W. H. MILLBN, Cashier.
mmt Cashier. I