The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, February 11, 1908, Page SIX, Image 6
PRIMARY ON LIQUOR QUESTIO
Lieut. Govornor McLeod Oast tho D<
ciding Voto in Favor of Leaving
Settlement to tho People.
News and Courier.
Columbia, February 7.?-At tb
afternoon session of tlio senate seni
tor Qnrydon said ho hoped that tb
Talbert resolution asking tho Dome
cratic Convention to havo a primar
on the liquor question would be kil
ed. He had hoped that tihe preser
statute would satisfy every one. Th
resolution was unnatural and un
wise, ho said, but the General Ai
sembly ought never to ask a part
convention t'o have a primary, Th
action would be out of all order.
Senator Raysor said he was not
prohibitionist, but if he were h
could not vote for such a resolutioi
The Democratic parly could take ac
tion ifil wished, but it would not com
port with Hit- dignity <>f Ihe senat
to ask any parlv to have Ibis hallo
If the Democratio people want Chi
election on liquor then they can d<
so. Th.> senate :s not to ask peopli
to do things, 1 >11( |.h<> thing to do is |i
make laws. lie believed in veiling 01
issues .'ind not passing them along.
Sen.Urn I>at os was utterly oppose,
to the legislature asking any party t<
do this or the other Ibiny. The par
ty should lake care of its own affairs
and the lawmaking power has iu
rig?it to butt in and suggest wha
any parly wants. lie expected t-hii
iciy election would bo held undei
orders tmm the Democratic party
and he would then vote for prohihi
lion.
Senator Rogers saw no argumcn
against this resolution. There an
ample laws regulating the primaries
he said. and this resolution looked l?
the holding of a stmight election. ITi
said he believed all Ihe people of tin
'Stale wanted prohibition.
Senator Talbert defended his reso
lulion, and said it was right and ha<
common sense in iI. and that then
was nn hiding behind bushes on tech
niealif ies.
'Senator Mauldin said lie was ai
out-and-out local optionist, but h
thought the resolution all right am
favored il.
Senator lirice was opposed to th<
whole dispensary idea, lie was all
solutely opposed to a Slate or conn
ty dispensary, but he honestly an
sincerely felt that a wrong would 1)
done the cause of prohibition shouh
this issue be forced. lie thought' i
good faith to lei mailers alone, an
was absolutely opposed to forein.
prohibition on a community (hat. di
"Ol want- it. T/q well enough alom
he said, and let tho counties wor
up county prohibition sentiment
and then let each county do as i
pleases. He did not want any ohangc
lie wanted the present law to stand
State urohiibi I ion would jriopardi/.i
Ihe good conditions now obtaining ii
this and other counties. He bcgge<
the senate not to jump to Sfate pro
hibit ion, and in that way lose conn
ty prohibition in time. Georgia wil
soon find that she made a mistake ii
passing a Slate prohibition laiw, in
stead of adopting a local option sys
tem. The sentiment is behind pro
hibit ion when the people of a count)
are behind il. If a majority of tin
people of a county do not want pro
hihihon il cannot be enforced, and It
force il will jeopardize what goo,'
has been accomplished.
Senator Mease wanted |,h,> mallei
7>ui in Ihe Democratic primary, be
cause he wanted some other' issue
than liquor made an issue in thy
State primary.
lie said it would please the peo
pic lo remove the liquor quasi iot
tfram future campaigns.
The question then came up on tin
passage of the resolution and a tii
vote resulted, 17 to 17, as follows
Yeas?Hates, Rivens, .Rrice, Car
lisle. Christ onsen, Clifton, Eflrd
Graydon, 1 Fancy. Uolliday, TTougb
Kelly, Kaysor, Kinkier, Townsend
Williams. Total 17.
Xavs?Appell. Rass, Black, Rleas,
Carpenter, Crouch, Karle, Gibsoi
Johnson. Lanov, Mauldin. McKeilli
an. Rogers, Sullivan, Talbert. Tool.
"Weston. Total 17.~I
air-;- -Walker and Grillin.
Lieutenant Governor AlieLeod vol
<'d yes. and Ihe senate ordered 111
resolution adopted on the tie vote c
tMV. MeLood.
The resolution as adopted and ser
1o (he house on the tie vote provide
till at (ho State Democratic conventio
be asked to have fmbmittod to tb
primary the question of "salo" c
"no sale" of liquor, and that the
be requested to provide a separaf
box for this purpose. A. K.
A 'Congenial Occupation.
"Tf isn't everybody that gels
' . plice in life that's just <y,vLed t
him," sai l Mr Hobart thoughtfull,
"but I declare it seems as if Jed Lo
ing had landed in the vory spot he1
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NT choose above every other."
"1 didn't suppose anything; w
b- over suit' Jed,-*' remarked Mrs.
hart, "a man that always tho
everybody was better off thai
and never appeared to enjoy
thing except other folk's misfort
10 Where in the world is he?"
l~ "While I was visiting lien
n folks," said Mr. Ifobart', "they
)m me across the ferry to the island
y day. I thought tiro face of tho
" that worked the gates looked of
1 mil liar, and lie gazed at me
0 searching as Ilonry and I si
there.
' " 'Aren't you Jim Ilobart that
ed to live in Bush<by?' lie asked
at last.
" 'I am and still do,' says
0 'and it's just come to me who
( are. You're Jed Loring.'
"lfc nodded that T was right.
" '(lot a job (hat suils you iioi
j - n ess.' I said, for lie's trrown stoi
^ and looks considerable eheerf
than lie used to when ho was her
) I Hiishhv.
3 ^ es, I have,' says lie, real hi
() Iv. 'Why, lliis ferryboat runs li
, and forth every half hour all
loinr, and there's hardly a trip
, I what somebody misses it and yef*
mad as furv"
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One Gift She Missed.
' Six-year-old Harry wanted to
^ his sister a little birthday pres
I l is heart throbbed with joy at
, thouirht, thomrh he had in his poc
only 10 cents. Nevertheless a w
' ahead of time he went around
shops and came back with a v
satisfied look. 11 is mother asked
what he had bought.
"T <jo| her a cream puff." ho s
' "Well, yon know, Ilarrv." ?
' his mother, "that won't keep fi
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it Loans and Discounts . $146,2 rc
Overdrafts 2,93*
l0 Building and Fixtures 4,00;
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une. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
I will raako a final settlement ir
ry's the estate of W. II. Harrb, deceased
took jn tJ10 probate court for Newberrj
0110 county on Thursday, Fcfbrary 20,
man 190^ at n o'clock in t'no forenoon,
^a_ and will immediately thereafter apreal
pjy ^10 sai(j court' for letters distood
rnissory. AM persons injdebted to
said estate will make payment on or
us- bofoYe said dato and all persons
me having claims against said estate will
present them duly attested.
Annio R. Harris,
vou Administratrix.
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ont. and owned by the estate of Wm. W.
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'kot place about a four horse contract and
eek made this year oO bales of cotton,
the .The place will be rented either for
nery money or bales of cotton. Apply to
him the undersigned.
M. A. Carlisle,
aid. John C. Goggans,
said Executors of Win. W. Spearman,
'osh Newberry, S. C., Dec. 3.1, 1907.
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CONDITION OF
seHfy, Prosperity, 3. 0.
IS1NESS, DECEMBER 16, 1907.
LIABILITIES.
) (*?S Jn pi tal Stock $ 25,000 00
S < 9 Surplus and Undivided
) 00 Profiu *3.038 00
Hue to Ranks 2,800 6^
3 27 . . .
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JTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
By Frank M. Schumport, Eeqniiv,
'robato Judge.
VHFvREAS, Ijizzio ?T. Ruff and Miniro
L. Caldwell made suit to mo, to
mint thorn letters of administration
>f the estato and effects of J. M. II.
tuff.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
ind admonish all and singular the
cindrcd and creditors of the said J.
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