The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, July 24, 1914, Page 8, Image 8
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L. D. JENNINGS IS
SEVERELY HECK!
(Continued from Page Oih
nings. "I have been taught w
came from that it is the hei(
impoliteness to interrupt a sp
I don't believe this crowd is
Columbia."
"Please," "Please," cried
hecklers.
Chairman Sloan repeatedly r
for order.
"Oh, the monkeys in Afrie
howl," said Mr. Jennings. He
attempted to tell of the pard
Mack Stokes of Orangeburg,
cries and jeers.
WON'T HAVE A CHANCE 1
Mr. Jennings then started
tional cries by saying that the
lers can howl now for they
have a chance after August 2
Please will be defeated.
Mr. Jennings. applying
epithets "sap heads" to the he<
said, he knew them; that the
bqeYi following the campaign
miifeing the disturbances.
In speaking of Blease's clain
the governor would turn out tl
gro mail carriers if he gets to 1
ington?"which he won't do"
Jennings said the governor cou!
do it .The speaker claimed tha
nings. if elected, would try to
the 14th and 15th amendmen1
pealed, not "tie the negro at th
of the hemp rope," like Go\
Blease.
"He will try and turn all thr
oners out of the federal prii
claimed Mr. Jennings.
"I wonder if any of the crow
lering has a wife, a daughter
mother," said Mr. Jennings.
"I have," cried a voice.
THE SAUNDERS CASE.
"Then how would you like tc
those two letters written
them?" exclaimed the speake
ferring to the "trial** of Dr. Ele
B. Saunders.
AM? Trv? ,.1 n 1 4 k
jti i . jruuiu^n < Kiimru umi ill
letters were written to make
for the political henchmen c
* governor.
"Let ub hear about your rei
, exclaimed and howled the he<
"Oh, I know plenty of you
want to hear it for you are asl
of the record and don't want t<
It."
Mr. Jennings then detalle
"trial" of Dr. Saunders, chara<
ing it as "the most infamous trl
In the history of the world.'
praised Dr. Julius H. Taylor c
himbia as the only man in the
POLLOCK SPEAKS.
W. P. Pollock of Cheraw, th
ond speaker, told of the reason i
he entered the race eor the f
and reiterated his intention of i
ing for law and order if electet
Pollock then outlined the ii
verished condition of his youtl
spoke of his legislative records
In the preface of his speed
Pollock paid the following tribi
t.he newspapers ana the news
men:
"The greatest act the fathe
tfee republic did was to provide
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Shetland Pony anc
spent with any of the merchant:
to parent or child?All you have I
iHT BOY or GIRL to own this
ENTER THE CONTEST.
ler sixteen years of age may )>e?
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tin in i nm i 111 [MTMMI ??I"
go in their behalf to all the liierX
them that tlioy desire to enter
leir names will then he entered
; whatsoever.
nes of your ehildrcn in this groat
, given through the generosity of
? merchants. Do it at once. It
'he child who wins this handsome
i happiest child in Lancaster. All
o win the prize is to gather up the
re given out at these big stores,
th striving for. Gather up these
>ur friends to help you.
re The Merch
THEATRE. STANDARD DRUG
.) "The Rexall J:
(ere refined This is "Violet E
supreme and ... . . ...
Ssis galore. We are K,VI"K w,th
where youN. Violet Dulce Talcui
le Pony Con- ^ . ...
Vanity Box
Home." for 25t\"I5on't
>r the one. Remember th;
liliinn Dollar
can you get 25 Pom
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Tree press and free speech. I have
_ (no patience with a demagogue who
LED^wll come before the people and con .
i <I^iiiii the newspapers and newspaper
i^^iorters. They are as good a clase
here I :Ts any in South Carolina. You peojht
of|p!e whose prejudices are stirred. 1(
eaker. i you would read more anr howl less
from!you would be better citizens."
Mr. Pollock, before launching into
the the main body of his speech, told o!
I tending the South Carolina college
apped here. He gave fulsome praise to I)r.
1 Edwin S. Joynes, professor emertius
a can of the uniersity, who was on the
> then j stage.
on of | PLEASE EXPELLED,
amid "How about Please being expelled
| from the South Carolina college?"
'HEN. asked a voice,
addi- "That is personal, and I do not inheek
tend to be personal with any one, and
won't j will not allow any man to be perf>.:
as sonal with me," exclaimed Mr. Pol'
lock.
the | TIltED OF "NIGGER."
klers. | Mr. Pollock then stated that he
y had was tired of hearing "nigger," "buck
and nigger," "buck nigger," by the governor.
He challenged Governor
l that Please to show where the chief exele
ne- cutive had ever itnroduced a bill In
Wash- the legislature providing for separate
?Mr. coaches.
Id not He then detailed, amid the howls
t Jen- of the hecklers, how the governor
have had shown throughtout the sate the
ts ap- picture of negro children and a white
ic end teacher in a Penedict collage catarernor
lone.
! "Why did the governor not tell
( pris-j.vou that he was a trustee of a
son*," negro colloge at Orangeburg?" asked
the speaker,
d hoi- , Mr. Pollock then told of the ap
ana a poinuneni 01 Kawin lurch or Kingstree,
son of the co-partner of the pa-l
per on which James L. Sims worked
on the stafT of the governor. He
> have;brought up the appointment of
about James Sottile as another colonel on
r, re- the governor's staff.
anora i When he told of J. Preston Gibson
of Bennettsville being a member of
in two the governor's staff who was on the
places red Union Republican ticket of Mari>f
the boro county for 1880 along with negroes,
it brought forth howls and
cord," cheers.
:klers. 1 TICKET STOLEN.
don't Mr. Pollock said, in some manner,
tamed the envelope containing the Union
> hear Republican ticket was gotten out of
'his pocket, and when round the next
d the day It was, torn into small pieces.
Eteriz- However, there are two other tickets
ibunal in existence and Mr, ollock said one
' He pad been given him. This he ex>f
Co- hiblted.
trial. It was with difficulty that the
speaker was able to contlune on ace
sec- count of the howls and Jeers of the
s why hecklers.
tenate i DOWN WITH COLBY
>tand- Mr. Pollock said that, from the
1. Mr. Seaboard to the mountains, the song
mpro- of "Down with Coley" is being sung
l and 'and the men and women are chanting
l the refrain. He asked all who love
h Mr. wife, children, farily and ntate to
lie to vote against Hi ease,
paper Mr. Pollock told of the governor's
rs of B or e doses <MMI will break any
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spent with us seen
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V votes. the contest.
iDK TO I1KI.1
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claim at Laurens yesterday that some he 1
> one was trying to assassinate the fern
| chief executiive. The speaker then friei
* knid t hot " ? ?# ?.?-* * * *
r?.. ....... mici ?m uimuipi was rnaue liaii
i j to assassinate a good women's char- "]
i acter at the State Hospital for the to c
Insane, a midnight assassin tried to Smil
i get rid of Dr. Mcintosh." of n
| Mr. Pollock said that one of the
| | gunmen, a "Lefty Louis," a "Dago nien
I Frank," "Gyp the Blood" or "Whltey as 1
' I Lewis," ma yslip up behind a candi- OIie
'date and shoot him in the hack, but S?
[ t there would be other good citieus to mor
(step In and take his place, so that prov
"the liberties of the people will not pres
I be destroyed by the bullet of the mid- thro
night assassin." he t
Mr. Pollock thanked God that the ^ ^
; bullet of the assassin did not get Dr.
Mcltosh's life. *lin
tlon.
He referred to certain memlten of
the board of regents of the State Hobpital
for the Insane who tried Dr.
Saunders as "syc<>ph?Hits- and nefel 'liters
Blease" I Won
He had to battle against the howls
and Jeers and hisses of the Blease Bi
l^ecklers. crow
To the hlssers Mr. Pollock said: a w|
"I have always heard that only a
snake hisses." a
To the howlers he said: _ JEvai
"I have always notice that it is bran
the hit hound that howls. I thought p0m
Vthe hounds would howl like cur dogs. . .
After paying his respects to the tnai
record of Senator Smith, Mr. Pollock poss
concluded nis speecn ny pegging lr po8e
it 1b necessary to vote for the lesser ^va,
of two evils?8enator Smith instead
of Governor Blease. He sat down ?
amid ringing applause, which drown- Tl
ed out the noise of the hecklers. and
Mr. Pollock was presented with a proc
handsome bunch of flowers.
SMITH GETS OVATION. H 1,1
Senator Smith, the third speaker,
was greeted with an ovation which
lasted for one minute of continuous Fl
applause. Tha]
The speaker said that the public
is under the greatest obligation to .
the farmer who produces the things are
that it eats and wears. mori
Senator Smith, with his speech u a
couched in eloquent language and )ng
; chaste verbiage, told of his part in je?u
the tight for the recognition of the f0ur
cotton farmer, both before his elec- "Thi
tlon to the senate and after his ad- delh
vent there. Heai
! Senator Smith told of the Incor- ever
iporation In the banking and currency \ye
bill of the clause which provided for Colo
six months credit to the farmer. vitec
I When the speaker was giving his Seat
I usual definition of the word "educa'tlon,"
a voice cried:
j "Coley's got it." ,! t It
"Tes, in the neck, good and prop- are
er," exclaimed the speaker. fjcf,
Senator Smith deflied any man to rwn^
prove that he had not fulfilled ejery
promise ho had made, and had pass- pur|
ed every bill through the senate
which he said he would. i u
| "I am not defqhdin* my record," Wrh<
he said, "but I am giving St to you in jJurr
all ita simplicity." ' heal.
Senator Smith, on a question from nlca
the audience, explained the appoint* time
*nent o fllr. Galloway, he had done Pre?
private secretary. He claimed tbAt drat
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Pony ContestP
VOl J WIN?r
(new nothing of the matter re- DR. J. H.
a/l to thiit I*/. l?o/l ?%Y.?/I/\ ?
?? vw, tuuv i?r uau uiauc it fiuuu T*T^\TTXT1
id to orgunled labor out of Mr.: WUUWJ
oway. I (Continue
[f he had done anything inimical '
irganied labor," said Senator fair, saying
Lh, "I would have kicked him out Knowlton hoi
ly office." noun:, walkln
mator Smith said in the appoint- tween Washi
t o fMr. Galloway, he had done front of tl
he governor and had appointed church, his 8
of his friends. .man with a
mator Smith claimed that a ru- from the shai
is going the rounds that he has called on hln
en unfaithful to his trust in not He grappled
sing the immigration bill struggled for
ugh the senate. He clalmde that weapon, whi<
tad a statement rrom one officer bullet enterir
le United JJrdjr. of American Me- right side fou
tics that uiSjWfler was satisfied ?-nd forcing s
t his efforts JMAhalf of immigra- Dr. Mcintosh
the unknown
MIMTAN'^HTtoP COURT. the church
with an oath,
D er Colie torn*
lien liaise Tumult. Before He I.
A . . To the An
fast Judge. Dr Mcintosh
elfast, Ireland, July 22.?A as a man of
'd of suffragettes today created 'ng probably
lid tumult in the Assize court, {cloth cap and
its vicinity, when Miss Dorothy as^hisi 1
is, an official of the Belfast audible as he
ch of the Women'? Social and Dr. Mcln
Lical Union, was brought up for |taken to Km
on the charge of having in her 'dearribed the
, . , ,. as he was tak
esston explosives for the pur- that tjmt. ^Il(
of committing a felony. M'ss had been stri
is had been arrested in the house lected in the
tie lord mayor of Belfast. (>f ra?,n took
io suffragettes broke windows churchyard
savagely assaulted the police, hud fled. Tl
eedings had fo be suspended for moned and tl
of the early
tramped urea
. reached the r
Notice of Service. The tree f
irst Baptist church, James H. ,nHn 8tRpped
/er, Th. D., pustor. one a^ COI
inday school every Sunday morn- streets and tl
it 10 o'clock. Glasses for all. You Sunday schoc
urged to attend. Preaching both Presbyterian
ning and evening by the pastor, in returning
i. m. and 8:30 p. m. The morn- approaching 1
topic: "The Leadership of rectly under I
s." At the evening service the Sunday schoc
th sermon on the general topic: To. Dr. Lt
a People of the Cross," will be said that he t
rered. The theme is: "The Cross lowed or si
er." Prayer and praise service since he had
y Wednesday evening at 8:30. this convlctio
ar estuoying together Paul's to carry a re'
ssktn . Bplstle. Strangres are in- his home aft
I l/i fltfpnH nl! thfiuA oArvl/ioa tw* -
. ? ? .... wa ? IVW* fur lllllt? F
b free. at the tree ai
' - * eight remat
And a Splendid Omea. /4>cen received
in very evident that the poopl</, Hm Y?
not aa much enthused over pollV Moat chlldr
aa they were two years i?*o.?1 red Tongue; I
>p Herald. I Palnn, Clrclea
i View Couples!
tlen'a Arnica Salve For fata. Grinding of 1
Burns, Soma. Peculiar Drei
r. K. 8. Loper, Marlllu. N. Y., indicate the C
w: "I have never bad a Cut, box of Kick
i. Wound or Sore It would not tone*. It kllla
" Get a box of Bucklen'a At- lot your child
Salve today. Keep handy at allftive and afda
a for Burna, Bores, Cuta, Wound?/ Worms. fiuj
enta Lockjaw. 25o at your Eaey for chil
glet I your drugglet
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I on accounts same as cash trading.
1 call for your votes. A GOOD CHi
rork. So register at once and GET I
CONDITIONS.
t began on July 15th, 5 votes for every 5 i
rchased or paid in on account,
child entering the contest must have her <
watered at each of the stores and will rec<
The names may be entered at any time ci
st, but remember that you are not a full-fl
it until your name has been entered at a
lild under l(i Jrears of age is eligible to ent<
The child that has the greatest number of
iber 15th 1914, will secure the Pony and <
y free.
,es to be counted must be entered before
r 15.
Id of employes or member of immediate
irms giving the contest will be permitte
i contest.
cial or buyer for any public institution car
n this contest or secure votes on above
>r any contestants.
lying and selling of votes is absolutely
nd anyone violating this condition forfei
the contest.
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that by patronizing the ]
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great Pony Contest, wo
I Summer you do it? Yes! Then gel
and drink
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rv-ciTi -D\r xtt/^4 xi rp beginning of the chase.
DED BY NIGHT In view of the fact
>d from Page One ) Intosh's assailant ha
"Colle," The State ofT<
he had been to ;h-3 ernor, through his prlv
ipital and .vas returning John K. Aull, the op
ig on Marioi. street he- make a statement,
ngton and Lady. In Mr. Aull, speaking f
le First Presbyterian nor, said:
itatement continued, a "Governor lllease re
leveled revolver sprang currencc very much, as
iow of a large tree and a very high personal r
i to hold up his hands. Mcintosh and know th
with his assailant and nor has also. The goi
' the possession of the will lend all possible al
:h was discharged, the prehension of the par
ig the aDdomen ?-ii the guilty of the assault."
r inches above the navel
in exit on the left side. Rev. J. A. Smith to Ai
fell but drew his own Bible Soviet
tired a number of shots. The fifty-seventh a
man disappearing over the Tlrzah Bible Socletj
yard wall and crying, at that church Saturda
"Now, you won't both- Rev. J. A. Smith, sy
arrow." gelist of Mecklenburg
it person on the scene *111 be present and dt
described his assailant dress on that occasion,
small physique, weigh- over and hold a re
125 pounds, wearing a 'he following week,
dark shirt and evlden- Smith is a very
,h soft soles or rubber forcible speaker as has
footsteps were hardly tested during a prevloi
, ran this community. Ever
tosh was <*ially Invited to attei
jwlton's Hospital. He I
location of his wound virtxrk re
:en away but did not at WIlU Ik
jw how many times he w. f. steve
ick. A crowd had col- il\
meantime and a score Mr w F. Htevensoi
a stand at the spot for Congress, nvas tl
Inst trespass Into the have credit tot he com
hrough which the man ?tate house. 1 he adv<
le dogs had been sum- bin providing* or that
lirough the forethought by the aeconom sts In t
arrivals found an un- cause It woul( Increaa
to explore when they cauie forward vlth th
cene. and let the sta e borrov
mm behind which the the slnktbg fut 3 comm
is between two lights, pay it at *1K u
ner of Lady and Marion and pay for it on th
ie other in front of the plan,
d building of the First The News and Coui
church. The physician ferrlng to the apparent
from the hospital and measure: "But Mr. 8t
he tree had to pass di- to the rescue. He sho
the light In front of the sinking fund commissio
>1 building. $200,000 in bank draa
in caster Dr. Mcintosh cent interest. Why n
bought he had been fol- amount to the state at
ladowed recently and and let the state treas
been impressed with at the rate of $16,0Q0j
n had been accustomed would not Increase thJ
rolver when away from state and would not ha
er nightfall. prtatlon to the otherl
;roup of men assembled suggestion was adopt
id the church yard last houses,'' and the act p
ned until tidings had form and we got our
from the hospital and completed, which had 1
ur Child Worms? half finished, unslghtf*
en do. A Coated, Fur- uninhabitable from 186
Strong Breath, Stomach No on* ?raod to thli
under Eyes, Pale, Sal- that this could he done
Ion, Nervous, Fretful, initiative! is the thin* c
>.eth. Tossing in Sleep, t*nce In legislation,
ims?any one of these have It, hence his nan
rhlld has Worms. Get a with the history of the
a poo Worm Killer at V oar*. Don't we nee
the Worms?the cause ability and power in th
'a condition. Is Laxa- in Washington? 0
Natun. to expel the *n the language of \
?plied in candy form, world, "take a trial do
Idren to take. 22c at not satisfactory it will l
years.
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the doge and
that Dr. Mcd
mentioned
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secretary,
portunity to
or the govergrets
the ocI
do. I have L.I
egard for Dr.
at the gover/ernor's
office
Id for the ap- g
ty or parties "
ddrees Tirzali
nniversary of IB
/ will be held
y, July 26.
nodical evanPresbytery.
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silver the adand
will revival
meeting
eloquent and I
been well B|
is meeting'in
y one is cornd
these ser
nson? r
n, candidate
ie person to ,/^k
pletion of our
t?cntes of the V*
were beaten fl?* H
he house bee
taxes. He
ie proposition
ir money from
ission nnd ree
Installment
def/at of the
fcve/son came !
Weil that the :^HI
(nAhad nearly
tie seme rate
Iry refund it
> levy of the K
rt the approcauses.
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ed by both
\tate house
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4 to 1899.
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state for 18
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dve it a trial. a JH Jj si
the medical
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