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I <# 8 SAY RICHARDS I HAS LOST OUT ?w. con His Failure to Declare to Bleaae Peo- t"vi 1 pie For Whom He Voted in I5>12 l'?' Causes Dissatisfaction. pi'? ^..." Spartanburg Herald. ibiU The c:imnnien mpotlnc Satnpitav ... r O" 1>1P put the voters of the city to talking, peo and little groups enthusiastically tils- pnr cussing the chances of various rami I- frir dates were to he seen on every hand j a yesterday. The development most (,HU talked of. however, did not happen at 1u,(. the regular meeting, but at the tjie Rlease meeting at the court house ,jm Saturday night. It appears that the ,( Blease pe. pie thought it was time , to see if there were anything to the j(- ] arguments being made so persistent- (>.in ly from day to day by Simms and * ? Irbv that John Q. Richards is a eon- ^ vert of only a few weeks to the cause w of Rleaseism. Mr. Simms. who spoke so Just before Mr Richards, devoted a good part of his speech to the attitude of Mr. Richards in 1012, and asked that the candidate come out PI and tell the friends how he voted for i governor in that election. It was said that this was not expected of him in the regular meetings, but '>lr. since he was in a meeting composed x almost entirely of friends, he ought I to tell. | Mr. "Richards, in a speech follow- ; ^ ing this appeal, said that he consid-j Wil ered his vote In 1012 a sacred per- o'cl sonal matter, that he had never told 1{((I any man how he voted and that there was no power in heaven or hell that could make him tell. Following this , Mo/ Mr. Irby made a stirring speech in say which he said that if it were a sacred 1 gto< matter about his vote in 1912, why i' had Mr Richards announced from {',ro< every stump that he was going to \ T vote for Blease for the United States On senate In 1914? He then went on to .JV state that he has beew n friend of the I * governor for a long time, and be- ?' ' cause he believed in his policies, not j fori because 1*-* was wanting the votes> pew that this ttitude would bring him. The spee? . seemed to have a telling . effect, which seems to grow as mor> * of the Blease people learn of It. and sect It is said that the strength which was roa< Richards* will now go to Irby and wj,j| Simms, there being a difference of opinion as to which will he in the second race. The opinion was freely shoe express. <1 on tin streets yesterday T that Richards' attitude was worse than if he bad told for whom he , voted and many predicted that the ;|S incident would mean the death knell di? a of his hop<- of being In the second staii racp. Ron Mr. Simms and Mr. Irby talked . freely of the incident yesterday and ' ' did not hesitate to Rive their opinion j 1 of why Richards did not tell for plui whom he voted and why he was tell- tive in* for whom he was going to vote. ^m( Mr. Simius. especially, seemed to deplore the fact that the administra- of 1 tion forces were lined up for Rich- com ards. not so much because he wanted will to be elected governor, but it was not r(1Rf for the good of the cause which Bleaseism represents to have a man 8lu^ ao InRincere to lead its forces. He ties'. B*tAAA A A A A 'vvvvvvvvvvv | GREA' * Splendid Shetl | EVERY CENT spent v > solutely no cost to parent | for some BRIGHT B0\ X HOW TO ENTER V Any child under sixtet X come a Contestant by ei having a friend go in tin chants informing them t Y the contest.. Their nam & without any cost whntsot <! Enroll the names of yo X Contest winch is given tl & your progressive mereha ^ costs nothing. The child outfit will be the happies X they have to do to win the Y coupons which are given ? The prize is worth strivii X coupons. Ask your frieiu T r Y Here arc X tTHE AMUSE-U THEATH (Midway.) v The house where refi: % Photoplays reign supreme i X where sweet music is gal< X Bring your friends where ; X can get votes on the Pony C Y test. Y "The Mutual Home." Y $10,000 reward for the per: Y who solves "The Million l)ol Y Mystery." *1 || AHIv YOl ' *?*OTiHNMtfjM0l0lft THE L s that at this time the state needs ian who is willing to sacrifice his i ambition for the good of the BB J linon people, not a man of doubt- \J principle and of doubtful atfillais. I tiiink I shall win out for the pie,'' be said, "and the tight 1 am king is not so much for Blease, Special to for the cause which I think Mrs. T. \ ase represents, the cause of the sons. Mastc pie against the greed of the cor- Wade, are \ ate interests. 1 have been the parents. Mi ml of Blease for many years, and Lancaster, m L-nln? to vote for Blease. be- Mrs. Lei so he is my personal friend and ton. Miss., ause he represents the cause of her brothei common people. 1 am satisfied Mr. P. f t Mr. Richards will not be in the Point, Texa r?ud race and it is for the people Mr. John lecide which of us is more worthy. Mrs. Lew i am in the second race no man Scott visito beat me. The,administration did the latter j line up behind me, because they Mrs. Cira >w that 1 am influenced only by Saturday f< it I think is the right and am not Columbia, < malleable as other candidates iu Mr. and race, on both sides." children vii ? liamsburg c RESIDENT BACK <h IN WASHINGTON J"i>" ? Ar | Mrs. Jao .Wilson, .Aged and Constantly (linking of His Dead Wife, Will was* ihe^ gu Plunge Into Work at Once. A rant SatU! Washington, Aug. 12.?President Mrs. Rosi son returned to Washington at 3 to Monroe, ock today from his journey to {^noon"* ^ ue. Oa., to bury Mrs. Wilson. h him came Secretary and Mrs. I Fni Vdoo, Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. Farmers' re. Miss Margaret Wilson, Prof. ,n ' ? doci n i kton Axson, Mrs. Wilson s 20th. her, and other relatives. I Lancastei he trip to Home was uneventful. August 2 I s the advice of Dr. Grayson, his 22mfa**1 sician, the President spent most There wl he time on the observation plat- at Pleasant 11 of his car to get the hree>;\ stituto and people were at the station to see ^wee^i ? "loth special go through. two of the I t a place in Virginia a gang of state. ion hands working on the rail At the la 1 ran beside the President's <ar '"ir J"''"*101 , speakers to le the train was going slowly and clover We readied out of the window a.id farmers of t >U hand- with them meetings, a he President appeared to have ?1' pert: from i aged b\ sorrow and strain he matters ot undergone and his few words in- thotn. Of c ted that he was thinking con meding in tly of Mrs. Wilson The t rip to ;',,u sho?l<> ings. le recalled vividly to liim the __ * or his youth. Suiiuiier < oniorrow the President plans to Summer ige into work and to assume ac- 'n^ica , , , , . . lead to se command of the work of helping Troubles f?ricans stranded in Kurope, and l>r. King's bringing about belter busings ,ie*'e ,,1? ' .. , , . ,, and prevent litions in the Ignited Stales. He soo^hlni! an see the members of the federal you feel bet >rve board, a delegation ot the dangerous? >ping interests and several bust- Mon^^bacl ' men. ftnd $1.00 a A^A 4^4 a^A A^A 4 r PONY land Pony and Han< vith any of the merchants mentionet or child?All you have to do is to r or GIRL to own this VALUABL1 THE CONTEST/ 'it years ot' age may bether going in perXun or ir behalf to all the liYmj- USEESI es will then 1m* entered l^jj^ nr children in this great irnuuh the generositv of hopmni nts. I)o it at once. It who wins this handsome . t child in Lancaster. All ar .1 : prize is to gather up the out at these big stores, ig for. < lather up these Is to help you. Tilt* E. STANDARD DRUG COMPANY "The Rexall Store." ned This is "Violet Dulce Week.' We are t?lv'nk with each can o you Violet Dulce Talcum, a beauti on- ... _ ful lit tip Vnnltv Rav o a(\* ????" ? T ???.!vj X/\/A, a ivv vaiu? for 25c. Don't put ofF gettinj ii?' one. Remember that, with eacl liar can you get 25 Pony votes. JR FRIENDS A^4 1^4 J ^1^V & "V&-?V^ V; ?3 ?? i *>*<m ANCASTKR NEWS, AlHU ST 11. 1914. CITATION. NTY NEWS I STATU OF SOUTH CAROLINA. County of Lancaster. By J. E. Stewman, Judge of Probate. ANTKH H. Whereas Mrs. Alice B. VanLandThe News inghanr'has made suit to me to grant V. Bowers and three little her l/tters of administration of the rs Hazel. Thomas B. and estatl and effects of W. T. VanLaud,-isiting at the home of her j -> s. John S. A rant, of East These1 'ine, therefore, to cite and vis Elliott of Blaekmon- admonish all fnd^aingular the kindis visiting at the home of red and creditwwom the said deceas . Mr John D. Arant. ed. that they be aid appear before L Funderburk of Pills me. In the court on probate, to be is, visited at the home of held at Lancaster on August 28, I). Arant last week. next, after publication thereof, at 11 is Elliott and Mrs. Grace o'clock in the forenoon, to show d relatives in Tradesville cause, if any t.iey have, why the said >art of last week. administration should not be grantee Arant Scott will leave ed. ir a visit to relatives in Given under my hand this 14th I'atnden and Kershaw. day of August, Anno Domini 1!?14. Mrs. VV. Ben Arant and J. E. STEW MAN. sited their farms in Wil- Probate Judge. ounty last week. ?-? ?? ope Elliott spent Wodnes- ' er parents, Mr. and Mrs. ant. k Ross, formerly Miss * ?nd her little daughter. 1 1 g> y/wtt nt Ross, of Atlanta, Ga.. I 1 est of Miss Bleeka Nash rday and Sunday. < and Miss Arant motored N. f ., Sunday morning. Oroccrics is ft Ih'tltT thllt ack home in the later af- groceries is a/n.nj, mat. U 1. 1 i juu nave 1101 ;co uuy very rmors institutes. often and vow want to cet Institutes will be held <??*? a?a Xy1 want. to yrei ty on the following dates. them wherur von have the t Valley Thursday. August Lntini * ner| you nave inL court House Friday, least troifcle-in placing 'ring. Saturday, August **?* 0rders' PjPCe the'" II be a big basket picnic with us a"d yo/won't have r,ttnean"'Spring's''H|,a": t0 Ph< ?" /?* town to r,; une& am HeItha" Sbpri'n?; ?et y?ur or/er fllled- We "h >esl amateur teams In the will fill yoi/r order or the ro; ineaster meeting partteu- article canlt he found in wl ii will he given by the ucie can^ue xounu in \U the sowing of vetch and i ?nr,,?tPr w\ Hnrt'f tr,;nrt urge upon .hi of the Lancaster, vv^dont mind c? a little thing like trouble 'of s they ennnot affonl to b j port unity to hear th or work for tl/at is part of t h< Cleiuson ( ollege ?lis? uss J 1 tin- tirst unportan. . t" om. business^ tittie (lies hu ourse votl will attend the T your neighborhood, but when we hftrG work to uo. ^ ^ attend all oi the meet- (live us a ahance at your (grocery business and we wr will give you quality, price and delivery. Yours for Business, fh. i \ , ^ough or cold promptly J 1 t complications. It is /m " 1 11' d antiseptic and makes 'Jjl JlC KOFI'11 S fe :ter at once. To delay is i trt -get a oottle of Dr. j blj New Discovery at once. I f riW'O t*V b? i if not satisfied. 50c t vrvivl J |ne it your druggist. 1 Ht >* % **+ AND BUGG 1 n _ 1 1 T" - 1 n isome ivuoDer i lred isuggy a i below entitles you to one vote in this contest?Mo make your purchases of these RELIABLE MERCH/ E OUTFIT. A number of contestants are already li ???????. . > . , J (living A^vay TIiin O r BENNETT-TERRY COMPANY A. B. FEF , "Our Idea is ^ Headquarters for good gro- Big Re( ceries. We sell the White Sew- *jOW * U* i ing Machine. Every dollar ; Save money 1 spent with us secures votes in an(j secure \ the contest. Pony Contesl T< > 11KLP YOIJ wir <$? *$? ?$"$* *}> RE^ This ad if you/want to the very/best of guarantee (jygrythi exactly as repr< already trade wifn us j you do not-wed, just tr What it tal/es to fee EDWARDS & Tilt* Quality Store faithful to the Knit. trper's Magazine. L A reporter on a Kansas City paper , is among those on a relief train at was being rushed to the scene of i railway wreck in Missouri. About | e first victim the Kansas City re- a rter saw was a man sitting in the ci ad with his back to a fence. lie l.? d a black eye, his face was sometat scratched and his clothes were dly torn--but he was entire'y a' Im. w The reporter jumped on the side : U the ntan against the fence. "How many hurt?" he asked of li f prostrate one. e? "Haven't heard of anybody being rt." said the battered nerson. "What was the cause of the1 eck ?" (1 "Wreck? Haven't heard of any ol eck." A "You haven't heard of any wreck? ci ho are you, anyhow?" "Well, young man, I don't know it that's any of your business, hut im the claim agent of this road." .^ CJ Need of Good legislators. s; Having looked over the waters, si ntlemen, come in. Good men and ei te are needed in the general assem- li r, alwaya; but especially will there work for this kind to do under the E xt administration Spartanburg trald. W*- ^4 Y CON nrl Ha fnpQc nivp B*'** a av%> ? V mey paid on accounis same < lNTS and call for your votes, lard at work. So register a CONDITIO Contest began on July 15th, 5 worth purchased or paid in on a Every child entering the conto name registered at each of the number. The names may be ent the contest, but remember that 3 contestant until your name nas stores. Any child under 16 years of aj contest. The child that has the j on December 15th, 1914, will sec absolutely free. All votes to be counted must December 15. No child of employes or men ilies of firms giving the contei enter the contest. No official or buyer for any pi ticipate in this contest or seci chases for any contestants. The buying and selling of v hibited and anyone violating th rights in the contest. it fit?HI cud rJ / LGUSON & SON If sen that by i to fit your Idea." drink 01 luction on all help yoi great F es and All Summer you do i and drii Goods. delicibus by buying from us vim^anc rotes on the great every ti PEPS ; Woi ^?THEY'L in i know where to buy groceries. We ng we sell to be isented. If you l .1 i . rou Know this, hut it y it once and you will. ;d you we have it. cHORTON ^ Phone 38 Daik Emptiness. adies' Home Journal. A?int Lira'* former mistress was .iking to her one morning when 'ddenly she discovered a litte pirkjinny start ing shyly be.iind his icther's sk'rt. "Is this your li'.tle c-y. Aunt !.?<!*?' she asked. "Yes, miss; dat's Pdescrlption." "Goodness, what a funny name, untie, for a child! How in the orld did y.>u happen to ca!l hlin tat?" *' vh uininlv r?? la liltn <! ?* !*<? ?.i? A 1* ?^ is se< h ha id ?\ uk getOn' fi i *i hil1 * Counting the l>uys. ^ Children -impatiently count; the ays till Christinas, but a good many Id folks are counting the days till i ugust 2 5 with what patience they in.?Spartanburg Herald. ^ Notice to Debtors and Creditors. Alii.persons having claims against le eskaf^of David A. Roberts, delased, arOM||by notified to file the ime, duly vernW>d with the undergned, and thosY indebted to said itate will please make payment kewise. S. B. AND R. I.EE ROBERTS, state of David A. Roberta, Deceased. August 14, 1914. test! Jtk in to Winner f i is cash trading. AhA GOOD CHANCE X t once and GET BUSY ? i y| INS. 1?. votes for every 5 cents' ccount. V ?st must have her or his ^ stores and will receive a ;ered at any time during ?? /ou are not a full-fledged JL been entered at all the ? ?e is eligible to enter the ^ greatest number of votes ure the Pony and Outfit ^ be entered before 6- p. ^ iber of immediate fam- <?? it will be permitted to iblic institution can par- 1 _JH ire votes on above pur- ^ rotes is absolutely prolis condition forfeits all ? Their A<IN I Xjp one would tell you patronizing the BEST n earth that it would l wonderfully to win the *ony Contest, wouldn't % t? Yes! Then get busy i PEPSI-COLA healthful A x)d for you; gives you A 1 vigor. You get votes me you drink a PEPSI. II-COL A BOTTLING rks, Lancaster, S. C. ,L I>0 IT I Ji