Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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<fc 8 * -v - . THE LANC k^A A^A A^W V^4. ASTER NEWS, JULY 31 * * * *t* ?? ?$ . 1914. I GR v Splend: 5* rvrnv rr% EAT P id Shetland Poi ff . -1 * ONY i ny and Handso \ND B me Rubber Tir w -W ' YWW UGGY ed Buggy and CONT larness Given t f*4 4^4 4^4 rVVVVVVVW v ESTf o Winner | y L T L1\I LET solutely no c X for some I HOW V \ 11\* ..i>;Li ii spent witb any ot thi ost to parent or child?All {RIGHT BOY or GIRL t TO ENTER THE CONTI .!..i - - " t merchants mentioned bel< you have to (lo is to maki o own this VALUABLE OU' !ST. i iw entitles you to one vote : your purchases of these TF1T. A number of conte: in this contest?Money pai RELIABLE MERCHANTS ai stants are already hard at I d on accounts same as ca: id call for your votes. A work. So register at one CONDITIONS. sh trading. AbGOOD CHANCE $ e and GET BUSY | f % ' 1 1 ' *111111 A <*'?ino a < out 5* having a l*ri? chants iiifnri tlic contest, without anv *** *1... mmiT MAicni years ot ;rj ostant by either ii;<?inu: in lid uo i?i their behalf to al nin^ them\that they desii Their names will then 1 * cost wluitsoever. i a ' ;e may bo- J person or ' 'e to enter | >e entered .% . . . > *' 2- I- Is r l Conte 5 worth p [ Every ^?.-i *] name re ^ 1 ? number. ? I stores, fe : m\ Any c st began on July 15th, 5 votes urchased or paid in on accoun chihi entering the contest niu gistered at each of the stores The names may be entered i est. but remember that you ar nt until your name has been hild under Hi v< nvc - for every 5 cents' ? ist have her or his V and will receive a it any time during: e not a full-fledgred ?, * entered at all the t ; 1: :v.i_ I'illl *?ll lUC Contest wine A your progres V costs nothing % outfit will be |> they have to < names your children in li is givqn through the gei sive merchants. Do it at . The child who wins this the happiest child in Lair io to win the prize is to gat 1 ... lerosity <>i taster- A" Li -,' . her up the * r* ^ . ife *m\ i '('iitcat. foEx '&a?J3?9 : " |: '"'' < nbsoIut? v ! au vo ! Decern!* VL?' . No ch ., ^ | ilies of 1 I enter th No off - - ^ vi ir> *: Tlie child that lias the create: nber 15th 15H4. will secure it ly free. ites to he counted must he en sr 15. ild of employes or member o lirms giving the contest will e contest. icial or hnvor frw ugiuw 10 enter me J st number of votes Y le Pony and Outfit ? itered before 6- p. ? Y >1 immediate fambe permitted to 1U x. X i-uupuiis Willi X The prize is 1 ?L coupons. As] Y Here Y X *TA TUP * II are given out at these 1 worth striving for. Gathei k your friends to help you. are The hi -i -V t)i# stores, r up these [erclian^N 1? ivmnjJ AMTay ticipate chases f The b hibited i rights in rhis Oitifi ? J ?wi Mtijr (JUL/Iiv; II in this contest or secure vo or any contestants, uying and selling of votes i: and anyone violating this cor i the contest. t?Read Tin lsutuuon can partea on above pur- * a absolutely proidition forfeits all eir AiIn j (Mid V The house % Photoplays rep % where sweet r S+ Brinp your fric t can i?et votes o test. J "The Muti -u injbAiKKi. STAND V way.) where refined This m supreme and ... nusic is galore. e are >nds where you Violet I n the Pony Conful little lial Home." for ? >. I?A N V rhe Itcxall StoiavS^ is "Violet Dulce \Ve^.M' ? KiviiiK with each can of Juice Talcum, a beautiVanity Box, a 10cv\iluo BENNETT-TEKRY ( CRIP A > rk^(l(|li;ixU*r-wJ'?)i- good gl ceries. We sell the White ing Machine. Every doll JY A. 15. FER(iUSON "Our Idea is to fit yo o- Rig Reduction o Low ( ill Shoes and A1 (loods. ar & SON If some or _ . ? that by patrr ur Idea. drink on eart n a]| help you wond great Pony ( II Summer you do it.? Yt and drink delicious PEPf 1 le would tell you wizinpr the BEST h that it would lerfully to win the Contest, wouldn't X ts! Then j?et busy V SI-COLA healthful 121 f X $10,000 rewai X who solves "Th V Mystery." | xskt d for the person R le Million Dollar can you YOUR FF 4^V A^4 A^A ^v#.i v |iut uu geuing 'member that with each get 25 Pony votes. mi:NDH T< spent with us secures votes the contest. 5 HELPYi Save money hv buyini 1,1 and secure votes on Pony Contest 31J W IN-' A A A A A A * its good foi sr lrom Us vini and vigoi the great eve,*y time y? PEPSI-COL Works, Ls FHEY^LL r you; pives you A , p. You get votes t u drink a PEPSI. t A BOTTLING V tncaster, S. C. V ? v doit i MANNING RAISE BLEASE QUI (Continued from Page 1y of the press and its figl and order, and said that 7 pie would vote on Augur show their determination t( laws enforced. He spoki g States senator caused iottam cheers for both Smith ; iSTION reply to an auditor he One.) | had voted against the j freight rates and that il it for law otherwise he would w 5.000 peo- the race, it 25 and i Charles Carroll Sinini i have the | "love for the laboring B Of the ? ? . ^ T ? ? a torrent of abolishing the perse md Blea8e. In "which has proven ; said that he the substitution the Increase in ated tax on inhei ' it was shown comes." ithdraw from John G. Clinksca pointed with pride t is spoke of his material prosperity man," and "We must give mor< v v v ^^VVVVV1 nal property ta*. mies were rig! inefficient," and would bo a "gov reof of a gradu- pie." ritancea and in- "What do yo jus k oil an audi to lea said that he "One who goi o the Increase in tells a lie on me r In this state, a lie," respondei ? uttPiitinn " ool.l " <g? +? { it, saying that he fair name of ernor of all the pr - other two ye lawlessness a u call an enemy?'' .1 am here to r. Blease's adm rs behind my back, disgrace to and knows that it is state is held d Mr. Irby, and the the civilized y ?? $ South Carolina for an-'always w ars to be a by-word for years whi nd political rottenness? hand, I 1 tell you that Governor who went ilnistratlon has been a , we consld South Carolina. Our \ order in up before the eyes of that If I world au o ' ~ 'A ATA ATA ATA 'w^w y^T y^f here I stand now. In those en Bleaseism nad the upper was fighting with the men t down in defeat in a cause iered on the side of law and South Carolina. I promise am elected governor th? "fearlessness of both repo editors." He was liberally ed. William M. Hamer salt was in favor of enforcing whether good or had. He l life, which so far has not nected with politics. In go he referred to his compet want,"' he said, "a reinenrn; in the name and citizenship Carolina." tuat ?i? ?lt> IIUl < >rters and against class, but was applaud- I RICHARDS' FRIE I "Mr. Richards," lie ss 1 that he a persistent and eonsis all laws, | Ran Tillman. Governoi old of his Gonzales. all enemies been con- Mlease. What string w od nature elected governor? If v itors. "I is sincere let him hi< ited pride.What claim has lie foi i of South No, let liini stay a rail irraying class the speaker, "to th? uniting them, our human interest ND8HIP. IN A 8I8TB1 lid, "has been "North Carolina tent friend of "would not rescind r Ansel and education law for. of Governor stated that it was t ill he play, if the "nigger scare." ou believe he tlie* law forbade putt le his time. 12 years of age in your votes? and that the child s road commis- school before that ., a?iu uuuieuce cneeres ? development of was a friend of t b." of "personal op t STATK. are entitled." N he declared eelved. their compulsory ltichard I. 1 anything." He there is "but t iron to lay aside Carolina," as t He argued that amount of agre< ing a child under other issues whi< the cotton mill issue, he pointe should be put in was the perpetu; tin," l. He said that he graced. She he governor because among her inion, to which all blushes of d< Ir. Irby was well re- been humil dragged in til Manning said that brought us t< >ne issue in South ask you, wll here was a certain to continued nrient towards the will. I belie t;h he outlined. This the man as d out emphatically, store South ( ition or the policies ine u otaic uifi" i reign of t can not show her face to an end sister states without The ci ?epest shame. She has | while Mr. iated; she has been Mr. Mi le mire. And what has'quets. > such a pass? Again I ] John B 1 you allow this thing and the i ' I don't believe you ! o'clock, ve you nre looking for i The n governor who will re- held at SI Carolina to a law-abid-1. error In our state will come I." owd applauded frequently Manning was speaking, inning was gtven two bou. Adger Muilally spoke last meeting adjourned at 3:10 ^ neeting tomorrow will be ' * ' L. Matthews. J. A. Hunter said that h a lowering of the taxes an nomieal administration. "TT lawlessness," he said, "is d abuse of the pardoning po the?i took up the attack on Mcintosh, M. n.. as a striki pie of disregard for law. M said that he had been see the asylum investigating c and had carried on - grea the cross nvnminntlnn Bioiiur. I nave never e favored coat-tall swinger, and d an eco- no commission, ic present j "Hlease is not goin ue to the | me," he declared, "if wer." He governor." This was ?* .Tames H. ja questioning auditor. " ng exam- 1 js a great quitter of a j r. Hunter "and is here now electi retary of yet being paid as a rail ommittee ajoner." t deal of ASKS FOlt PRO\ vet boon !? wsirmly applauded, today I hold Robert A. Ooopei power of the chief p to control tlmn discussed the I am elected S;(p?law or lawles in answer to ran \)(. no industrisi Mr. Richards ),P said, "unless it job." he said. ancj order I aha oneerinp and therefore, the verdic road coin mis- pooper stsited would he those wh lOTinv nc was 0f the present a? "The senator!? spoke of the Mr. Manning, " executive, and the state catnpal) "paramount is- pie m?iy iose sig sness." "There tance of the race il development," canonot overstate is based on law the st?Lte campai ill ever honor, Washington hus ts of juries." coungress for ou that his friends governor to a la o obev the inu- destiny of his st? Iminlstration. must be one \ il campaign," said wavering in has overshadowed stands wlthoi gn. 1 fear our peo- right. ;ht of the impor- "I call upc for state offices. I Carolina to ? the importance of that faces us. gn. A senator in hour convert but one vote In the Hleaselsm, so r country while a __ rge cxnrt has the ite in hta h:in<lc Cnp'Tll iik siaie. He | llurklen's vho Is true?who Is un- j his character and who ' Mr. E. it any Question for the writes: "! {Burn, Wc in the people of South heal." G consider the condition nica Salve I am not an eleventh times for to the cause of antl- Prevents -called, but have stood druggist. , Arnica Salve For Cuts, / Iturns, Sores. I S. Loper, Marllla, N. Y., } I have never had a Cut, / >und or Sore it would not V. et a box of Bucklen's Ar- | > today. Keep handy at all I Burns, Sores, Cuts, Wounds I Lockjaw. 25c at your \ Thomas H. Poppies, askii election as attorney general sent because of sickness. A. O. Price, opposing o said that the office of attoi eral had nothing: to do with the initiation of measures, b handle the lepal matters of He charged that Mr. People tended the races in Charlest< "tied his hands." He said .e for re Varies A. Smith ask k to ,h<> governor's rhalr as ah- a8 lieutenant governo andidate that ho stood for econor -nev mPnf h no wnRte of Smiim or ntoney or appropriation n't shouhl|,n7;mP of ,h" the state 1 stated that he jva s had at- an educated citizenship in and so inK adequate facllitier that the roafh of a rising get and that his efforts ed promotion to suppress the lawl on his record e(j "provision for si ir. He said |ion" before such a ny in Rovern-. u,. stated positively the people's wjde compulsory sc s beyond the j.iw at tliin time coul ed. He then outline s in favor of place a farm demo and of plac- in each county so t t within the could advance the r leration. "1 interests of this ? ?? would ho usod THE VII ess. Ho advooat- "And this hrin tate-wide educa- tnost vital to all law is onaoted. *n mV opening i that a stato- P?'R" I declarod hool attendance Je('t factionalism Id not he enforc- &nd I have not do >d his scheme to my wishes, c nstration school brought us face t hat thp farmers that the race fo reat agricultural chair has narrow* r? I ilil. rrnn .1 ? t t iotl U )wkl ))<>P <1 ft. . rAL ISSUE. igs me to the Issue l^T South Carolinians speern of the ram- A lC" that I won hi not inInto this campaign, >ne so. But, against levelopments have o face with the fact r the gubernatorial | Hi down to the ques / Shipment Li< Sjtfirts and Co on BrancTl v 'liars f violation or tne law in that should have been prosecute Peoples. RICHARDS ON HIS RK John O. Richards, cnndl governor, spoke of his wori road commissioner. He as the "limelight be tnr\,>d vate and political character "I think the general pri working the convicts upon ways of the county in which Instance no nam. -mat d bv Mr jsion of 'ovo arul prid< ' i opinion will as readily f'ORT). j eracy as mandatory leg Idate for rpP,>ato?J bis stand on p < as rail- I Mendel [,. Smith said ked that Making his plea for suf i his pri- highest platform. ile i valnet of good roads an neiple of ,,rne ^posits for the ehe the high- ,,on ?r fertilizer lie p thev are to ,,lfi w?rk of tlie st; the compul- such schools, he poi p and public be preparing the fan banish illlt- threatened invasiot Islation.'* He weevil, rohibltlon. "I stand for a pr that he was our state hoard of h Trage on the Cooper as he spoke npoke of the of expending the bf d the use of health service. aper produc- John T. Duncan sp aid a tribute tem." He caused ?te board of lnmrhter oi "lie F.WUH (II v,v" " II^VUTTI a UK nted out. would wishing the perp* mors against the <'le8 of the pre) i of the boll with its lawlessr stands at the hea oper support of nu ut which thin ealth," said Mr. ajinistration is a of his advocacy state. neflts of public The paramount patgn is not got ioke of the "sys- li?|uor: even co * great deal of Is a minor (|uesl till BUailUB Willi inn..' I niS ) ?tuation of tin- poliient adrainstratton America iesa or whether he d of that other ele- and colli ks the present addisgrace to the and the L issue of this cam- '-Ustom 1 >d roads; it is not nipulsory education each Shi :ion compared with s the dWH^t brand of Shirt , and is the Standard by whi xrs are judol'd Each Shirt is fit and qi^lity is all that you made sbi/t and you save fron rt. 8 and Collars in ? * ch all other shirts ? . ? perfectly tailored ^ ^ can get in a $5.00 1 $3.00 to $3.50 on convicted, said the speak* wise one and therefore I fav am unalterably opposed to white and nepro convicts toi forcing terms of social equal camp or stockade. "I shall stand for a strict, ment of the law with fairne our people and without pari any. I believe, however, the should be tempered with m "I shall stand for an eci )j* "is ^ I HPfllttl. or it. hut "One of the greatest working can 1 promise." he said, tether or j security to the people,.' Ity in the , If life w as safer in the was a few years ago; enforce- went up and there were (as to all iff "no." Tie eulogized J tlality to of Virginia for his fej it justice hrfjidling the Allen case \ lercy. as he pronounced senten onomlcal Tie suift rh?f h? o"?v. ??- tim npt'i didates for governot blessings wo IRBY OHAULENG "is to bring w C. Irby, Jr.. tol Up asked the legislature. "I state than ft newspapers," he salt not a hand thing in Irby's re many shouta against the interests udge Maasey people." He told of lrlessness in the immigration bur when aa soAn , ed that Richard I. oe was shot. , senate, Mendel L. a isf* or otner can- '"8 real issue. doits issue bef !ES PAPKR8. South Carolina i d oi his work in the condition challenge the brought about b> I, "to show one administration. eord that was "In my openini of the working I had never appr his fight against Governor Please, eau and charg- icise the person Manning in the Please; the issue imlth and, John great, vital quest! The one tremen- 1'lain wl ore the people of n thin campaign Ik each . . of demoralization ' Governor Bleane'g Richmon K speech I declared I' ine 1T1C oved the course of Now I do not crit- fltripes tal record of Mr . in not Blease. The I 10n Rn Ion before the ntAto lite and neat Stripes in blael id, a fine while striped Madrai ircerized Mamuis Shirts, blac i, all colors guaranteed, each, ind Collars, all tpe newest shi k, blue and helio, $1.00 * Shirt, each $1.50 k, blue and helio $2.00 fipes,.... 2 for 25c administration of our state nient, with, of course, a pi Kard for the protection and ment of the various interest state. "I shall advocate a com] vision and readjustment of laws of the state and the adi a system of assessment tl make all properly hear iti and Just proportion of the b taxation. No svstem of ? I ? - "uum 1,1 govern- diets of the juries*, the pi oper re- ! solicitors and the as develop- ; Judges. He was cheered I a of the .against the abuse of th | power. plete re- I Lowndes J. Browning the tax , made no appeal to pas: sption of tionalism. He charged lat will | wide compulaory educa * honest i increase the tax levy flv< urden of j asked that Mr. Clinks f inn ooti i fhft* - "* >11 ?i me ver- " mcnaras in the h< rosecutior. of A. Cooper had "put m fences of pie." He told of th 'or his stand ho was the author, e pardoning mills submit reports hla denunciation of t said that he merger." sion or far-1 Mr, Irby advocate that state- rural credits similar tlon would Zealand. ? mills. He | "I have had the co cales state ! 'to refuse to sign dc >use and Robert 1* whether or nt It over the peo- governor will car e bill, of fehlch Iratlon as a contli to make fotton ent one, granting and repeated dons and parolea he "cotton mill whites and 800 n< a half years, all >d a system of And crime to be ri to that of New and encouraging i ') ? terror, nrage," he said, "There are me titionn for nnr. hafnro wnn >t the man elected ' 116 Till ry on his admlnianuatlon of the pres- each. . unreasonable par- ..... at the rate of 300 Wilson I r^groes In three and a*ki * owing lawlessness Athletic ampant in the land, % veritable reign of in who have stood 4 ^ blar Woven Wf^h Ties, white Iros.' Union Surt^each Shirts and Drawers, each... and neat stripes, 25c $1.00 50c \ be Just that does not bear up class of property equitably.' Mr. Richards made his u -- 'ftmntilt-nrvl ednc&tii .... ,?uat nuuiu I1H ao wirn on evpry negro children ad j brief outline hia plan for flual at-1 Its, which would enable Ml. Hir, own their home* and fai - ? ? - ?v? r.f M? beln* the 150,000 dons and paroles wh Ivoeated In best to do It," said 1 rural ered- swer to a question farmers to , would use the pardon stated that he would r * of | his entmefee, if he tl ..... -?? ? /w" fin I thought It port for the govei dr. Irby, In an- to be follower* o aa to how he It Is only natura Ing power. He elected they woul be a friend of Hlease has done, bought his ene- It? Will you ai anwiiip, your HUp- BJ) norshlp, professing 1"% 111 f Governor Blease. 1 to Infer that If Id do as Governor Will you atand for low the old-time "Sin 1^,-ii^v rinson - Clot LANCASTER'S LEADING ! ~ id Co.