The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 09, 1908, Page FOUR, Image 4
Sill'- mi jpmrj
E. II. AULL, EDITOR.
Entered at the I'ost office at Newberry,
S. C., as 2nd class matter.
1'Yiday, (> 'il, l'HIS.
W'e like I lit* way Mr. (Jhanler, Democratic
f ; 111 < I'm I; 11 < I'm- yovernor c? I"
Ki'\v \ ork, talks. There is a ureal
deal ol hysteria about reform and the
"wronys of the dear people and all
that sort of slulV and parity talk and
tlie goody yood air put on by candidates
til" liiyh and low degree when
they are seeking office.
It is tun often the ease that it is
done fur politieal purpose unci there
is many limes little sincerity in the
''iterance. In accepting the nomination
Mr. ("hauler i- <jii?>I< <I a.- saving
um<>ny <>i her i hinys;
\\ e have had too nnieh excite- j
incut and hysteria; let us right
"wrongs and reform abuses calmly and |
"witlimit unnecessary noise. It is not i
necessary to begin a reformation 1?y I
frealiny a panic; reforms intelligently
instituted should result in a rirtuer j
tone in hu-incss and in greater public |
conI'idcncc in existing conditions. I
There are many ways of doing (lie I
same thing, and in rccommcndiuy any
business investigations the vast army
ol workers whose employment is their!
means of livelihood, must be thought
ol as well as the men at the head."
In an indirect allusion to the controversy
over the race track gambling
(juestion, Mr. ('harder said:
"1 am ;i ureal believer in not unnecessarily
interfering with the personal
habits, customs and pastimes of
the people; I favor all healthful recreations
which tend to develop and
strengthen the body or to rest the
minds ol our hard working citizens
and I declare that the line of reasonable
and necessary regulation having
been reached or even exceeded,
the more we endeavor to restrict personal
liberty the less likely shall we
be lo promote in any effective, per- ,
manent way, the public morals."
I here is 11io much ellort to rcyulale i
the conduct of individuals by lcyisla- |
lion. \ on had better .keep an eye on ,
the whiuiny statesman who tries to
make il appear that he is belter than
oilier people.
We Would be 11 I ? see cilv couu< '1
start ^otne si ree| paviuy. W'e nil- j
der.-laud I he\ are eou-iderimi the!,
proposition. I he sentiment of ourjj
I pic would endorse such work on I
the part of the city council. 'l
II we could ire I the work started i
there Would he no trouble in haviny
the work extended. Like good roads,
wriliny and speaking will not build ,
I hem. We must start the work and j
I lien it will go on.
Mr. Nicholas Iioiiirworth the husband
ol Miss Alice Roosevelt, says
that alter fall serves as president
tor ciylil years the people will send
jM r. Woosevelt back to the white
house for eight years.
Mr. I>onyworth has denied making
the remark but if lie did make it he
says he was jokiny.
We have I Ik* High School m Ttarnwell
already and bv voting for (lie
High School in the cominy election
will be simply sayiny to the State
that we wain more financial help, lo
be uiveil out of the Stale High School
I ulit 1. I 'aI'll welI Sent iliel.
What is said here is true ill about
nine of ten high schools established
under the act. 11 is "simply sayiny
to the State that we want more financial
help I roin the appropriation
by i he State. "W'e can run our own
high school but you have appropriated
.+.">0.000 and we want a part", and
the school that really need assistance
never ye| it. I he rules ami regulations
are so made thai these schools
can't yet aid.
I he tendency at present in our educational
system in this Slate is |o
build up the higher institutions of
learniuy ami yive ihe towns and cities
State aid tor the establishment
ol liiyh schools. | (' people who live
in the country want to educate their
children lliey must send to the cilv
and the town.
W'e question the wisdom of the governor
in appointing a special court in
Saluda for the trial of llerrin. It
is leaning rather too far toward the
mob s wishes and thus cullivatiny
and encouraging Ihe spirit of revenye
at the expense of justice. A proof of
our statement was shown in the attempt
at lynching during last week, i
alter a special term of court had
been ordered by the governor.?
Ibilcshury Advocate.
It is only a short time any way'
until the regular term of the court
will be held. I
Justice could have been administer- '
. ... ,
'< <! at I ho regular term just as surely
iihI cert a i nly as at the special term.
I'ln-re is no good judgment in ordering
a special term of court in these!
<*ircuuistiiuccs but il tin1 people want
it let them have it.
1 he lailics of the civic association
of Anderson are going to have a bazaar
this fall to raise money lor carrying
on their work. This is an unlive
organization in the city of Anderson
and is doing much in beautifying
the city.
We think it was a ladv from Anderson
who came to Newberry about
the time the fever was hot and the
civic association in Newberry was
alive and delivered a lecture before
the ladies.
W'e suggest that she be invited to
come If. Newberry nam in. We need a
'.rood old lime camp meeting revival.
I he civic association needs an I
awakening. HcMey still, the home'
ow ners and homckccpers and proper- !
ly owners and properly keepers all
need stirring up to the importance of I
belter kept streets ;lnd sidewalks and '
more attractive-premises generally.
There is scarcely a pretty and neat- '
ly kept lawn in the entire city. And 1
for the streets and sidewalks-but 1
we have paved sidewalks and are go- j
ing to have paved streets.
County Supervisor Wicker should 1
do something for the Enoree bridge,
at Whitmire. If it is impossible to I
get there with I lie chain gang ho'
should give the contract to some one
to do (he work. This is an important
trade centre and there is a large
section ,,f rmr county tributary to
this point that should have attention
the same as other sections. The Mayhinton
people cross this bridge in
going t.i Whitmire. though it is I
line bridge between Union and Newberry.
From Maybinton the best
road and most direct route is to cross
river at Whitmire. This point.
!"<?. is I heir natural trade centre. 1
As far as possible we should treat I
ill sections ot the county the same. I
I lie county lias no money but no j
loubi the newly selected senator and'
members of the house would agree
l?> provide by necessary legislation'
In* means |o pay for these needed'
epairs. || was an extraordinary ??o- f
asion which took away the bridges.
I hey must be replaced and the soon r
il can be done the better.
?
i
Crosses of Honor.
I lie crosses nf honor applied for
0 be best,,wrd .Ird. I!M?S. failed
" <*'une in view of the Tact that the!
uppl\ in the hands o| the custodian ' L?
iad been exhausted. The president of'r~
)ray|on Rutherford chapter takes'
deasnre in slating that the belated j
rosses have arrived and are now' A"'
eady for bestowal upon the follow- i '
ng veterans. j "l
Bruce, .7. I). j ,l's
Caldwell. J. (*.
Dennis. I). I.. I
(ioggans, 15. F. 1 1
(*riHiii. (I'eorge P.
Hawkins. J.M.
Ualtiwanger, I). J.
Keitt. F. S.
Iiivingstou. (icorge S.
Met 'ulhun, John.
Sho.aly, .Tas. E.
Smit h. (!. M.
Ward. 1). M. 1V
Wheeler. L. <!. j 'V
In calling for the above crosses the) j,
veterans must each bring a voucher '
of identity, from I\d. O. I,. Sebum- i , '
perl, adjutant, .las. |). Xanee Camp. "
as the rules governing such bestowals!
require.
Mrs. .1. A. Burton, j('
President. j
1038 Harrington St., Newberrv
? i i : f.
STATEMENT
Of the condition of the Win. Coleman
Co., Hankers, located at Whitmire.
S. ( at the close of business
Sept. 11th. 1 !)<)8.
Resources.
I.oans ami discounts $08,-1-1.'?. 11 <!
Ileinand loans lo.0(10.0(1 ; S
Overdrafts (i!>.">.7."i ai
Furniture and fixtures 000.00 S
due from banks and bank- I t<
(l,s ."?,'J80..")0 a
( nrrency I ,.V)K.UI) I ri
1 I _?.:>(? ie
Silver, nickels and pennies l,00:>.">0 j b
Checks and cash items 1 12.01 j tl
' d al * 123,832.30 i>
Liabilities. s|
Cndivided profits, less cur- a
rent expenses and taxes v
P"id $1.3, f>12.70 V
Due to banks and bankers 390.43 b
Individual deposits subject tl
f 8.">,310.00 ei
Ti-m^ certificates 1-1,308. ">0 tl
Cashier's checks 23-1.77 li
Pills payable 10.00;i.00 ' n
T"1:l1 *12.5.832.30 t!
(STATU OF SOUTH CAKOPINA, p
CO!'NTY OF NEWBERWY. s<
1 Before mo came W. It. Watson, as. |ii
$1.00
Buys a No. 18 Heater
Get One at Once-Going!
Not only in the stove department
is this to be a
great week?but in other
departments as well.
Come and see.
SHELLE
dant cashier ol I lie above named | tcnanoe
nk, who being duly sworn, says plants m
at the above and foregoing stale- the i[ties
ent i> a true condition of said bank, cdness i
shown by the books of said bank, electors
M. R. \\ at son. vided in
worn to and subscribed before me, question
is (ith day of Oct. 1008. I Appro
T. D. Stokes, arv, A.
Notary Public.
NOTICE OF ELECTION. I \ Joint
PA i'F. OF SOl'TH CAROLINA, ' Amen<
OF vFW'imur I
Notiee is hereby given that the] Smith
eneral Klection for State and Conn-1 Ollice
(Hlicers will be held at the votirg! fienen
ecincts prescribed by law in said I Scctio
unity, on I uesday. November tt, t fj,.t
>?S. said day being Tuesday follow- SlMll|,' (
IS ill.- Ill-si Mon.lay in Novcmli.-r, | mm
- prescribed bv law. ...
. State ot
At tin- said election separate boxes ted to |
ill be provided at which qualified State at
ectors will ?ote npon the adoption Ropiesei
rejection ol an amendment to the the dec
:ite Constitution, as provided in the member*
dlowing .loint Resolutions: voting l
Xm; "!- said am
bunt Resolution Proposing In each bra
Amend Section 7, Article VIII, of shall af
tbe Constitution, Relating to Muni- another,
eipal Bonded Indebtedness. bv veas
Section 1. Bo it resolved by the <*?' XTII
eneral Assembly of the State of ^tatc of
on I h Carolina, That the following " Milil in
mendinenl I<> the Constitution ( :' the M|" '
tale o| South Carolina be submitted ',lsl?'Ho
' the qualified electors of the Stale ;1s <'<111011
I the next general election f?r |},.p- There
' -entatives, ami if a majorilv of the > elected
lectors >pialified to vote for mem- ?'x*
ers o| t he (Jeneral Assembly voting s;,,ll('
lm shall vole in favor of such i w'"' s'l:l
mcndnient, and a majority of each ''n"' xv'"
la,,,'b "t the (Jeneral Assemlilv j be
liall. after such election, and before Sec. 2
not km, latity said amendment bv ing the
nnvs' lhi,t Article hWiroin
IN. relating to bonded indebtedness, io V>c c
e amended by adding at the end [favor of
lereot the following words: I'rovid- j a ballot
,hjU ,lu> 'iinitations imposed bvlplainlv
??d by Section f?, of Ar- "Consti
ele X. o| this Constitution, shall) lion -I ,
01 apply to bonded indebtedness in-j those o|
'""' 'I by the town of CJaft'nev, in shall ea*
? ! Cherokee, when th? words
roceeds of said bonds are applied thereon:
V i,n<] ''-velusively for the build- nient to
?g, greeting, establishing, and main- No."
We have the Largest
Stock of New and Up-toDate
FURNITURE ever
brought to this city. : :
Come to see us and buy
a Room Suit or any odd
piece. New shipment of
Matting today. Cheaper
than ever. These goods
must be sold. : : : : ;
Y & SUMME
of waterworks, electric light Approved the 2(>th day of I
sewerage system, and where ary, A. D., 11)08.
tion of incurring such indebt
s submitted to the. qualified There shall be separate and
of said municipality, as pro- tinet ballots and boxes at this
the Constitution, upon the tion for the following officers to
of bonded indebtedness. (1) Governor and Lieutenant (
ved the 27th day of Febru- nor: (2) Other State OITicers
I)., 1908. State Senator; (l) Members o
House of Representatives; ('?) i
Xo. 703. <y Officers. On which shall h
Resolution Proposing to name or names of the person oi
1 Section 4 of Article XIII of sons voted for as such officers,
onsfitution of the State of \ pectivelv, :uul the office for
Carolina, Relating to the they are voted.
of Adjutant and Inspector I Before the hour fixed for op
il. i the polls Managers and Clerks
ii 1. He it resolved bv the|trtke a,ul Constit.
Assemblv of the State of al Tlu> Chairman of
'arolina, That the following I < "? .ulmii
flit to the Constitution of the i1 h<* UJ,n' l1"' '"embers a
' South Carolina, be submit-j,lu> ('1(M'k; a N'?,arv 1,,,,)lie niu*
lie qualified electors of j .istcr the oath to the Cln.ii
I lie next general election for T1,(' >1 :ii?n?ers elect their Cliai
itatives, and if a majoritv of IiUM' * lei k.
tors qualified to vote ' for iU 0lU'h vo,i?* Pli,f'e nm
; of the General Assemblv H"'"cd at , o'clock a. m. and <
hereon, shall vote in favor of al 1 n oWk P- (>xr(T,( 1,1 11,0
endment and a majoritv of}ot ( ^"-lesion, where they sl.a
inch of the General Assembly PP???*d al / a. m. and closed at
ter such election, and before ' '
rat'fy the same amendment ' I'10 Managers have the pow
ami na\s, Section -I of Arti-i^'" a vacancy, and it none o
f of the Constitution of flie ! Managers attend, the citizens cii
4 South Carolina, relatimr to P'dnt from among the qualified
i," be amended by striking e,s? lll<! Managers, who, after
he first line the words "and sworn, can conduct the election,
r," so that the said Section, Al the close of the election,
ded. shall read as follows: '-Managers and Clerk must pr
shall lie au Adjutant General publicly to open the ballot boxer
by (lie qualified electors of count the ballots therein, and
e at I lie same time, and in the liniie without adjournment unli
inner, as other Slate officers, same is completed, and make a !
II rank as Brigadier General, menl of the result for each ollici
>se duties and compens'tion sign the same. Within three
prescribed by law. thereafter, the Chairman of
. That the question of idon'- Board, or some one -h signaled h
anu ndmeut proposed ii fin! Board, must deliver to the ( oi
g Section shn!1 be sub-ii'Jid <?f Election the poll list !e-ifis
as foil, ws: Thoao a boxes containing the ballots and
' p n r..lmo<>{ r-1 nil df.m' tou *1 atemenls of the results o
with the following w .">r is j election.
printed or written thereon: Managers of Meet ion Ihe fo
t tit ion a 1 Amen linen I to h'ec- nig Managers of Election have
of Article XIII. Ye-::" and appointed to liohl the election a
iposed to said ainendmeet various precincts in the said ( oi
;t a ballot with the following Xewherry Court House: S. S.
plainly printed or written ninghatn. .1. I',- Summer, \Y
"(Constitutional Amend- Minims.
Section 4 of Article XIII, Xewherry Cotton Mills: R.
Abney, W. II. Bowen, R. L. Albri
Keep Warm.
Come to see us and Get
a wool Blanket, Comfort
hale Aca* 1 ?
You can have no idea of
the attractiveness of our
. offerings unless you are
acquainted at our store.
Get acquainted today.
R1317 Main St.
j Newberry, S.C.
'ebru-1 Mollohon Cotton Mills: J. li. Riv|
prs, M. \\ . Junes, ,J. \V. Cameron.
(ilympltville. ,1. B. Adams, J. H.
(lis- Hin?rcr, S. N. Henderson.
elec- Helena: B. R. Jul.ien, W. S. Melton,
i wit: Welch Wilbur.
io\er- Mavbinton: J. L. Thomas, John
I (3) Hondo rson, T. A. Con well.
f the Whitmire: P. B. Udell, Z. B.
Conn- Wright. J. S. McCarley.
[' the ('minor's: T. F. Chandler, K. W.
per- Derrick, T. II. Cromer.
, res- Jalapa : S. M. Duncan. W. C. Sligh,
which \V. S. Waters.
Longshore's: M. M. Livingston, S.
cuing R. Senn J. 'I'. I'itts.
must Williams: B. \V. Wat kins, I,. IT.
ition- S(inn. 10. A. Fellers.
the Ctopia: J. M. Nichols. \V. L. Buz- ,
uistor h-trdt. \V. P. Blair.
11(1 1? Prosperity : <S. Xi.-h.?ls, X. R.
;t ad- Nil n iir. S. ('. Mi nick.
nnan. Hendrix Mill: W. p. Leaphart, J. <
riiian B. Doininick', J. |{. Bedenbaugh. I
Sligh's: L. J. Sligh, J. B? Kemps(
he son, If. R. Dowd.
losed Jolly Street R. T. Wert/, T. A. Rpt- ?
( ity ing, T. R. Stone.
II he Central School House: D. C. Bun- }$
' P* drick, J. 1). Kooii, \V. B. Ivibler.
Pomnria: J. (J. Long, W. L. Gra- J
0,1 ham, Geo. B. Anil. ' ^
I (ll(' Walton: J. S. Fowler. B. M. Su- //
II ap- her, O. A. Felker. <\
\o|- Mount Bethel: J. M. Brown, IT. P.
b(,,nS Baker, J no. P. Wicker.
Saint Phillips: R. B. Ilalfacre, J.
the L. I?nft', G. Luke Sease.
weed Little Mountain: J. K. Derrick, A.
< and C. Wheeler, Pat Bolnad.
('nn- Cnion: M. L. Lnnu, M. R. Lonir, R.
1 the S. Franklin.
''ate- Kinard's: Rugene llitt, A. D. John?
and son, J. A. .Doininick.
lays Garni any Academy: Juo. S. Huff,
(lie A. (I. Leitzsoy, J. T. Oxner. ,
'he I In; managers at ea ch preeinet
Minis- nam;."j above arts r<>i|.irv,hv| to ilelethe
gate one of their number to secure
writ- the boxes and blanks for (lie election
f the on Saturday, October ,'ilsl, 1008, at '
Supervisor's office in Old Court
llow- House. '
hco" F. W. Higgins,
' "u> Chairman.
"I'y: .L p. Harmon,
f,,n" ( M. J. Longshore.
ilson Conunissioners of State and County
Flections for Newberry Countv, S.
it ton. October 5th, 1008.
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