The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 02, 1907, Page SIX, Image 6
WAR DEPARTMENT
STILL FRIENDLY
CLEMSON TRUSTEES GIVEN
CORDIAL RECEPTION.
Board Meets August 15-Seems That
Military Feature of the College
May Possibly be Withdrawn.
Washington cor. Columbia State.
The Clemson committee consistinl
of President Mell and t.hree members
,of the board of trustees. Messrs.
Alan Jolhnstone. W. D. Evans and G.
'Duncan Bellinger visited the war de
partment today to confer with the
officials there respecting the continu
anee at Clemson of the army detail
and the arms of the United States
army.
The committee had a confereneG
-witPh Gen. Ainswortih. the military
secretary and now acting secretary
of war. who took them to Gen. Bell,
^hief of staff.
No results are yet in sight from the
woenference.
The committee state they accom
plished the obpect of their visit,
TWhich was merely to inform:the offi
!ials of the war department the same
ire'lations between the department and
-the college would continue if the
rustees should desire it.
Botih Gen. Ainsworth and Gen. Bell
as4ured them that they were still
friendly toward the college, but that
if the trustees should make t-he usual
xequest for the detail of an army offi
eer they as yet saw no reason why it
-should not be granted.
The Clay report while on file at
.the department, has not really been
taken up, certainly not to the pre
.judice of the college and the Clemson
ceommittee are of the opinion that
nothing serious will come of it if the
irustees of the college, on the 15th of
August. make a request for a detail.
'Rom their exprespsionis, though, it
-does not appear at all certain that
Ihe trustees will continue the mili
arv feature of Clemson and there is
-no doubt as to iNjhether a request wyill
be made for an army officer. If an
army ofieer is not sent there. the
gruns, something like 700 of them. be
longing to the [United States army.
will be withdrawn.
'T.here is no status." said one of
thie committee to The State's corres
pondent, "which difr nany way
from that existing when the college
Erst opened. In view of the adverse
t.eriticis a of Capt. Clay and his recoin
mnendations the board merely t.hought
* that we should visit the officials and
see, if the cordial relations between
the war department and Clemson eol
Rege still existed and to know if we
ashould further rely upon their co
toperation. We find that tihese rela
'tions are still ceordial and that the4
officials are still inclined to assist us 4
and that is about all there is to the 4
whole thing."
The board meets on or about Au
gust 15, when the matter will be tak
en up in a more formal way.4
Zach McGhee. 4
No Loss Possible. * 4
A Philadelphian said of Miss An
-naen T. Jeans, 'who has given $1,000,
"iO00 for negro education in the south.4
"Miss Jeans is a splendid philan- 4
-:hropist. To a good cause she is gen
erosity itself. Giving promptly and
-freely, she has no sympthy with nig
-gr .I once heard her tell a story 4
.about a niggardly rich man of her 4
hildhood.4
"This man visited a school ani
'nade an address. At t.he end he4
-called a little boy up to him and 4
-said: 4
' " 'My lad, haye you a purse?'
"'No, sir.'
"'I am sorry,' said the rich man.4
If you had had a purse I should have. 4
g vno a dime to put in it.'
"This man was scheduled to speak
-again at the school the next month,
:and when :he came the boys were pre
pared for him. An empty purse lay
bid in every little pair of trousers.
"And sure enough, at the end of!
his speech the man called another boy
:and said:
" ' Have you a purse, son?'
" 'Yes. sir.'' was the eager an-.
" 'Ir am glad of it.' said the other.j
~If you hadn't I should have given
~you a ;dime to buy one with.' "
Special Services.
'Rev.~HI. W. Whittaker will conduet
his special summer meetings at his
several congregations as follows:
Mt. Zion beginning 'next Sund.ay
anorning. He will be assisted by the
:Rer. B. M. Grier.
* ~The meefing at Mt. Pleasant will
" begin on -the second Sul~ay, and Mr.
Th~ittaker will be assisted by the Rev.
J. T. Miller.
At New Hope Mr. Whittaker will
begin his special meeting on the 4th
LSunday and will be assisted by the
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION.
Raies from Newierrv S. C., as fol
ows:
Season Ticket $19.55. Sold daily
ipril 19th to November 30th.
60 Day ticket $16.30. Sold daily
April 19th to November 30th.
15 day ticket $14.30. Sold daily
kpril 19th to November 30th.
Coach Excursion $8.55. Sold each
ruesday; limit 10 days. Endorsed.
'Not good in parlor or sleeping
ars.''
Through Pullman sleeping cars, via
Ltlantic Cost Line Railroad company.
Write for a beautiful illustrated
'older containing maps, descriptive
nater, list of Hotel, etc.
For reservations or any infoima
ion. Address,
T. C. White,
General Passenger Agt.
V. J. Craig,
Passenger Traffie Manager,
Wilmington, N. C.
Barbecue at Sligh's.
Mr. Jno. C. Mills will furnish a
iarbecue at Sligh's on August 17, the
ceasion being the meeting of the
4ATIONAL BANK 0
IT'S A FAIR
when a business man place
:are of a National Bank rn<
ient little book that recor(
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xpenses very modera
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCI
['horough instruction. University r
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ulness. Honor system, Full lite
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>ext sessicu .penls September 18Sth
LEE DAVIS L.
farm ernz' nin. P: .
will be prezen: and vill eivr -
lresses. The price ol dimii.c,
35 cents and 40 cents. Evey v iv
invited and a good dinner01 is an
teed.
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
Schedules of passen.-er trains ia
and out of the Union Station. New
berry, S. C.
Southern Trains.
No. 15 for Greenville .. .. 8.56 a. m.
I No. 12 -r Columbia ....10 32 a. i.
No. 19 Lor Greenville .. .. 1.35 p. m.
No. 18 for Columbia .... 1.50 p. m.
No. 11 for Greenville .... 4.42 p m) .
No. 16 for Columbia .... 9.47 p. M.
0., N. & L. Trains.
No. 85 for Laurens .... 5.19 a. m.
No. 22 for Columbia .... 8.47 a. m.
No. 52 for Greenville ..12 46 p. in.
No. 53 for Columbia .... 3.10 p. m .
No. 21 for Laurens .... 7.25 p. m.
No. 84 for Columbia .... 8.30 p. m.
The foregoing sehedules are given
only for information, are not guaran
teed and are subjeet to change with
out notice.
July 15, 1907.
G. L Robinson,
Station Master.
F NEWBERRY , C.
>
M0
EXCHANGE
s his ready money in ihe
I carries away the conve
Is the fact. Armed with
check, transacts business
y establishes his financial
ank's great reputation for
he takes a short road to
ik is an A-i repository.
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It Pays the I
an
$ 50,Q0,OO.0(
The Pa(
More than it
It wrote (paid for business) ov
being nearly as much as any 1
"Old Line Basis." It is now
over $13,000,000.00 Assets,
The stockholders who are v
000,000.00 are personally
for all the debts of the Co
offered only by the Pacific
Under these same laws the
Funds must be invested in
funds are under bonds.
E
Gentlemen:
Answering your letter of 1
Pacific Mutual of California, a
have the opportunity.
The CUARANTEEE
much superior to the Annual
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The Pacific Mutual Life I
of any American Life Compan
M
Call at my office and I wi
tell you more about it.
Ofiem ov.er Old Postoffice,
EGG-0-SEE-Fres]
t package.
RICE-15, 18 and 2
KARO SYRUP-1(
HOUSEHOLD AN
ties for 25c.
PARCHED COFFI
Parched Coffee i
plete in town, an
from 15 to 35c. Pe
TEA-Gunpowder
Oolong and Mixed
Our stock of Cant
Vegetables, Canned
is the largest and m
* offered here. Our
as goods of such qu
Our stock of sta:
ceries is full, and w
you to to call-and i
Jones' I
Fant's Grocer
r.+
.iaget Divide
offered by
ifkc Mutt
offered by any other Lif4
r $6,000,000.00 of new business
ree other companies wrot@. It i
oing business in more than 40 St
ver $100,000,000.00 of business
eli known and conservatively estii
liable in an unlimited degree, acc
rnpany; extra security require
Mutual Life Insurance Compar
directors are liable for the wr
non-speculative securities.
NVIABLE OPINIO
PRIVATE OFFICE
JOHN WANNAMAKER
PHILADELPHIA.
e 8th, 1 am well satisfied with th
rid shal not hesitate to recomment
Very respectfully you
Annual Dividend Policy- pect
)Mvidend contract as the latter is 1
as the best Legal organization, at
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0 lbs. for $1.00.
, 25 and 50c. c
[MONIA-3
E-Our sto
S the most
d varyingin pri
r pound.
Young Hyson,
40 to 80c. per lb.
ed Fruits, Canned
Meats and Pickles
ost complete ever
prices are as low
iality can be sold.
le and fancy Gro
,e cordially invite
aspect same.
iroceru,
y OldEtand.
ndsPaid by
xtra protection
ial Life,~
Company.
In California (its home State),
ras organized 40 years ago on
tes and Territories. It has
in force.
nated to be worth over $50,
ording to their stock holdings,
i only by California Laws, and
y of Los Angeles, California.
orngul acts of the officers.
Officers handling Company
January 9th, 1903.
results of my policy in
your Company whene
HN WANNAMAKER.
llar with the Pacific-Is as
o the "Tontine." It Is "Pre
id gives the greatest guarantee
' NORRIS,
n. Agt. for South Carolina.