The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, October 19, 1909, Page FIVE, Image 5
WANT POLE DISPUTE SETTLED
University of Copenlagen Asked to
Renounce It? Claim on Cook.
Washington, October 15.-The U71ni
versity of Copenhagen was to-day re
quested by the National Geograhpic
Society to renounce its first claim to
ar examination of Dr. Cook's ob
servations made during his search
for the Pole.
'lhe request was made because of
4he failure of the society in conjune
Tion with -the American Geographical
Si;cty and the Americai Museum of
Natural History to have Ira Rem
sen, president of the National Acad
emy of Sciences, immediately to
name a committee of eminent Amer
iean seientists to pass upon the va
lidity of the evidence submitted by
Dr. Cook and Commander Peary.
Dr. Remsen had indicated his wil
lingness to act only after he had
been requested to do so by both ex
plorers and had received aut,hori.ty
by the council of the National Acad
emy of Sciences at its meeting about
November 20. Up to the present
time Dr. Cook has not acted upon the
suggestion.
WANTED TO KILL TAFT.
Aged Prospector at Albuquerque
Arrested by Police.
Albuquerque, Oct. 15.-Shouting
" wheie is Taft? I want to kill him."
Thomas Thorp, an aged prospector,
approaehed Policeman Guevra to-day
a few minutes after President Taft
and party had reached Albuquerquee.
Thorp was arrested. He had acted
queerly during the day, and at noon
asked Chief of Police McMillan a
number of questions which led the
chief to have him watched.
Festival Enthusiasm Infects Rail
roads.
T'he various committees who have
in charge the preparations for the
Lsieal and Festival Week bring
va,h day to their task increased vigor.
Letters are being received by every
Jnail from different parts of the
State asking for preliminary infor
;na:ion necessary to the writers who
are expecting to be present during
the Festival
,The notable feature this year about
the Festival preparations is the una
ni:ity with which all citzens are
ma.ing them their daily work and
ecar.e.
'So keen has been the feeliig of
aYiety on the part of the whole
5-ommusiity both to prepare a wor
thy entertainment for our ,brethren,
of the State, and to tell them what
we are trying to do, that even the
Railroad Companies have been in
feceted and have named extremely
rates for this occasion-lower than
.hare ever been named heretofore.
Not only are they cooperating thus
:su bsta:ntially andc effee :iveiv,. but~
zh2ey are p)roceeding to advertise both
the lo and attractive rates they
themselves are offering. and the mag
ncent and surpassing excellence of
the features. musical. scientific and
*enoie~ that are being prepared by
The Comnmiitees.and t-herefore it seems
safe t predict that the Souh Caro
iL:ian in search of a little rest, a lit
tle outing and a little reviving of old
memories by meeting friends now lo
ca:.ed in a part of the State distan-t
from his ownu residence. will have no
hesitaney ini feelin~g that the way for
hmo accomplish this is to pack his
Sgrip and do as he has been so tfre
qjuentiy and freely invited ini the last
fex weeks. Come to Charleston.
A Poker Story.
Ha:ir'. Watterson in Louisville (Cour
If rau Noes the peintof
the Associated Press, and the editor
of the Chicago Record-Herald. does
-Io ThMave a care the first thing he
knows they will be accusing him of
"drirnking. with respeek to liker and
gambli-' and a playing of kiards.'
as witness the following from that
Igreat organ of respectability and
virtue:
-qf the senate plays no tricks all
the past will be forgiven, and it is to
be hoped -that when the new tariff
bill i ready for executive signature
:11-emi :.t to reconcile thle show-downi
n-i ecallenry~aIu1 Watter
-e ir -t rv whichl rondl:1)1ci op hn
D emioerat '.idc paform of 1892
and in~ Wilson bill. The story is old
evuhto be new again and good
enouga to serve a second term.
-he game was played in Ken
tu<:kv. of course, and there came a
jack~pot that was ready for opening
when the cards passed to the expert
dealer. The stranger across the table
bet liberally, as lie was expected to
do. bitt when the chlips5 were all in
anil :hew dealer was reaching for the
pot. , wing his foIur queets. the
-r.rcalmly laid1 dozwn four kings.
-- my it. friend, if Vou ye .g"t
.a me.'sighed the dealer. -but it
We are setting a pace ii
before. The values we I
your business this fall. I
buy a thing without first
the genuine, the "just as
Sta
Ready-to-Wear D<
First Floc
Every Style, Make Coloi
Select From and Pric
Dozens of the latest styles fre
and best known tailors. All a
their true values. Every wo:
will be thrilled at :he immens,
presents. Five thousand dolla
to-wear garments to select f
every make, every color and i
suits rolling in on every express
you want in suits, come here
he largest assortment..
Bought for Spot 4
Yes, they Wfll tell you about got
oing up. i fixed far ft before the
ought thousands of dollars' wor
rices six months ago, and I am
hem to you as cheap as merchs
aying for them. Other stores co
his if they had the money, but n
ave to buy on credit. Note ti
ad lose no time.
2 cases Standard Percales, othe
2 1 -2c, here only 8 1 -3c. yd.
5 cases heavy Canton Flannel,
rice 12 1-2 and 15c, here only I
2 bales heavy Buckskin Jeans,
rice 33 1-3 and 35c. here only I
I bale heavy Buckskin Jeans,
rice 25 and 30c, here only 19c :
3 cases h avy outing, bright
tores' price 10 and 12 1-2c, here
25 pieces 54 inch Broadcloth
Blue and Black 89c value Sale i
50 pieces 36-inch Poe Mills BI
out dressing 10c $ale price 8 1-C
00 Cases Shoes 6o on Sale
No use paying regular prices fo
here, we save you from 50c
very pair bought here. You<
odge last year's styles for we hav
Follow the. Cr(
WE SELL IT
FOR LESz M
io the hand I dealt you.' e' m<
it was in the halycon days of Fifth ha
Street, Col. Jake Castle, late of the ti2
Hell Roaring Horse. was in the sad- I fo
die. Tihe "Entire Stranger'' turned t.b
up presumnably from the Back Set- th
tements: but, tn us~e the. vernacular st
o thle time an pil1lace, "!iterally lousy'r
wi th means.'' They zot him into "a a
lit t e !.ame''-it ouir recollect ion does) a
ot bleit ray~ u,. the I cV alledl it Dr~w a
Po ke-and' wheni~ tbe p 1cooiem -t
,ECOl
REA T 11I
housands Hayv
i price slashing that fair]
iave set before you this x
qo make believe policy he
getting to the livest and
it is". Make no mistake i
rtling Sa
partmnet.
and Shade to
Ds are Right
sh from the largest
.t prices about half
man in this section
a savings this sale
rs worth of ready
rom. Every style,
3very shade. New
. No matter what
first, here you find
2ash!S
ds going up,
advance. I
th at the old
going to sell
nts are now
othavethem
ese specials You never
low prices.
r stoes' ricemiles to see,
r stres ricetern hats t
week. All
other stores' guess work
Oc yd. you with th<
other stores' Trimmed
9c yd. $5.00. and u:
othe stce'sHundreds
otherstcr sBear Skin al
yd.__ _ _ _ _
colors, other
only 3 1 -3c.Vii
Brown, Nav'yVii
rice 49c yd. Piles andI
aching with- clothing, hats
c a yd. The best
this eek.~$7.98.
thj$ $86%The best
for only $9.91
r Shoes else The best $
to $1.00 onl only $12.00.
lon't have to The best
e nonbe. for only $13.
wds. "No lines
n, united to the opportune occasion as"
d arrived, Col. Castle dealt the En- playe
e Stranger f.ouir Jacks, and himself 1tire
ur queens. Then they began to toy four
e one with the other. At length. esi
e sybolic represent ations of we alth gentl<
aeked ni ei ther sid e as hih as"l tLhe i-1 -
tier lowV eeiifl .ing woldE como ritabIl.v ft( i
low, t camne to what in the liter. inble
ae of~ the( Pitra PahebThirds mone.-%d
ID WE
-OF THE--I
INAUGH
a Coie. at
Y amaze competition. F
eek should command yo
re, we've got the stock of
cheapest store in the bus
n the place.
le of Styl
805/
T YL ISTI
CLINI3R1
Seconcd Floor
s tromi the Leading Millinery Ston
saw such rich creations for such
Hats worth coming miles and
. Hundreds of attractive pat.
co be shown the first time this
tyes are absolutely correct. Nc
here. We know we can please
e ht that best becomes you.
Hats $2.49, $2.98, $3.50, $4.00,
of Baby Caps made of Silk and
25c, 49c, 98c and $2.50 each,
the Second Floor
ilesof Men's. Boys and Children's
and caps of all kinds.
$10 Suit in Newberry for only
12 50 Suit of clothes in Newberry
15. Suit of clothes in Newberry for
18. Suit of clothes in Newberry
drawn on me.
show down.' Col. Castle dis- IAnd
d his four queens and the En- du4y as
3tranger not four jacks, but colonel.
kins. With perfect self--pos- ed hand
i-he grace and courtesy of a of heart
m a n of thle old1 school, be gad. a she (1
-Col ~. ('ast le shloved the counter- for mor
wesei~ntments of luere across tile
:his ativerr. "Take t he
v. tranger. take the inon1ey.
i.1)1 hi ii bm wnt t he kiards '[ W
SALE.
le You?
Jo such daring prices
ur first consideration.
the town and the pe(
iness. Here you are
ish Suit,
Big Shipment of Sil
Hundreds and hundredc
from.
10 dozen Ladies black
$3.98, $4.98 and $5.98.
10 dozen Ladies' black
skirts, $3.49, $3.98, $4.98
Visit, the ready-to-wear
buy and see what's what.
New Separ
You never in all your
Beautiful Separate Skirt
knee, some plain, some w
-materials Chiffon, Pa
The Styles art Beautiful.
$2.98, $3.49, $3.98, $4.98,
Black Dress (
A forty-foot display
r Silks.
I will give a thouse
able Institution if I ci
finest stock of Dress
roof in Newberry.
36-inch fine messi
black and white $1.54
36-inch fine black
Sale price 89c.
Dress Goc
The greatest Dress
upper Carolina. No
moment would buy el
such values. Three
store piled with all l<
Huindreds of bolts
worth 65 and 75c, se
Hundreds of .bolts
worth 89 and 98c, sa
Underweal
Here is where we c
hurry here is where t<
2 Cases Ladies F1
neck 35c Value 1 9c.
2 Cases Men's h<
Drawers 50c Value 3
2 Cases Ladies cl
Vests and Drawers 5(
Listen We've goti
the stores in Newberi
I'm the boss of
t.hus, having discharged his get,
a sportsman and a host, the most
rose and planting his elineh- "19
with emphasis upon the king bellig
s. he exclaimedl. "Yer, son of of he
ag, you haven't seen gaslight "N
'nt wvo hours !' dain f
- - with
A Large Receptacle. "
"who
atched yo ur- sister fixinig her bairp
were ever heard of
WVe mean to have
>pie know it. Don't
handed the reacl,
S.
k Waists & Skirts.
; to make your selection
and colored Silk Waists
and colored Silk Under
and $6.00.
department before you
ate Skirts
life saw such a pile of
s-some pleated to the
Ith silk and satan folds
iamas and Fine Voils.
were eve the ard of
Wle ean shaen
pvle know98c Dond.
aded skwth rea25
k aistsd Skrs
anGolod Silk astsi
and colored dress godr
deprten befoe yd
leife a9sch ad. o
anh siand satamn folds
eeced Rabbd FieVis.ap
ofv Blced restoos and
r ndrweoany hant-l
Becusho the args &n
odsaSl udr oneh
Gosand silk stoc inoth
rfdper,son who thnk forld.'
ulsnifef. "you never sewm
mynd mohful dres matirpins.
le course n6t,' yd snppd
an would you mney wihurrmay