The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 13, 1910, Page NINE, Image 9
PRESIDENT 10 SEND NO .mUT 1_
1) SENATE.
Alf Ieof_-.
Washington,. Dn . -
Justice Edwa-d D-uglas Whi: . of] th
Urte-d S.a.zes suprme court. i
e.levated -o t1-e chie jus ip o
that .t.ribuu-d. Presden T 0
send the nic-Ination to the -n:1
-nw -vt noon. It is 7):
-Che two rew asociate ,ustices to fl1
vaca-cies on the bench will a'so bei
n,amed tomorrow.
It was report 1 tonight, hmg2.
1neither Colfirmation nor dei< w:
obtainable at the White Hou:c, rlint
President Tafit will name as io e,
justices Judge Willis Van D':van2:
of Cheyenne, Wy-., now a fe: a
Judge in the Eigthth Unired Si.
circuit, and Joseph Rucker E_ .L -
Georgia, a Democrat and a fo ier
justice of .the Georgia supreme court.
New Court.
It was- aqso- renorted tonight. ike
wise without confrmation, that the
-ew court of commerce will 1,
by the pres-ident tomorrow ond will,
c >f the fo.lwing:
Martin A. Knarp. of New Yo-k
present chairran of tfe 5.,
coflmnferce commission.
Rob'er-t W. ia
ii1e -dist-riCt cf Te'e 's~~'
HWiliam H. Hurt. of Mortarn. ro'
judge of th,e court of Cnstoms22: -
pas.
Anth-ur C. DW son. of Nri
,x! present judge of the weste: ,r
of that State.
Juhan W. . of "- 'k r
judge of the Plh-e c -
tfte First Illinois distiet
is a Democrat.
. To Ff1 r. ti,n .
To fiEl the v01e;ne, s on n;i-e
tte commerce copmission nr"ae
ol Chairma.n KFner, m' e'Z--,
F. M. Cock'p" of V-r o
-on the 13th inst., it was re""
iterrliebit that t1'e --ea
B. H. M~-ey-er. of W"-5 4 C C
~McCord. of Ketuickv.
The arnT'onQmet t t ~-r
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been excee-i.ivy o ~ ~ ;
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twice during- the P'ast week he -wq
on the vpTrga of giving ou1t st"'
in reflection of some of the more rad.
cal reports.
In his considerat.lon of the entire
subjec.t of supreme court iP,oint
ments, the president invifed 50 seia
tors to the Wh.ite House. This was
becarse the recommneid can iiates
rerese'ted ... States.Al &e~1'
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CF NEWBERRY, '
Af the Close of Businl
Condensed from Report
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts - - - $357,792.38
Furniture and Fixtures - - 3,116.93
Real Estate - - - - - 9,750.00
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 44,501.07
Cash on ifanid and with Banks - 74,010.15.
$489,170.53
"The Bank That Aiw
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ICome from gettin~g a frir fou:
~ This applies to banking a
~ make up civilization.
~. '~ ~Correct principles are the
material, physical, artictic.
k First establish a real fou
.-~ with a bank ng institution or
ible enough to meet every fai
tion in life is yo rs.
~ ~~ ~~Our equipment is at your diTe umadwlly.u
Jao. M.Kmnard, O . B.
Ptesident. V
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?ahb:mt twe':e ursi . Sixteen ~ bb h ms ao.
si l&ordh ip b killed to hisroesmla osy,nd1ap ifgt
n n f:e an 1 ,7 grouse cosa h iretta hnie
d-w-teby te shngle sot.:Thishe
byfI eaes n ifoburshro h ctvd h
folk.nd n g Glo ece r,1
Pfbabl the oster~ famobend ret
wodoc1evr ade.ws
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crs aOt then momen rithar thate
'.s rr'i vmtl :l l: ,the o ouriggea,th were viitrought
V noghitisoly frten( ~flUIV n5markn siable plromac a cs ira
*- ~;h. te iges. ag ofid to sit-s the niho nrdt hetw
)eo n o d . Th asige late nosre xil oieta id
~ d.enLod rdlan ~a e. prhatche Difenyk Feat!;sucred Orat
-r O h'i 0 o in A rguast, ros . Afterru ar. n ts
(. of.l ~~ sn 9. a nd *dcc Chd re of t e n narskt weeall th
- . c::l hn of the ird s g~o! th night. ~ : It w old eem he
v:adays: th.n.form )r of. B t m ofe~ ou r eathered Y v sitrsfnd
y enough it i nly ~ fite difieit in s-ecring sia ble laces in
aie.T i was. at,. Asfod becom.e uite te s t wlihtap
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C. .n.t'.sand of :., h id es.
1910
CNDTION~ OF
-OUTH CA OLINA
kss December 1st, 1910
of State Bank Examiner
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock - - - - - $50,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits - 65,622.69
Dividends Unpaid - - - - 1,049.00
Deposits - - - - - - 372,498.84
$489,170.53
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J BLESSINGS W7E PAY
adation--a proper start.
s wvell as to other factors that 0
underlying causes of success
ndation by identiftying yourself
known sterling integrity, flex-0NI
r demand.
s .urces and the proper founda
sposal. 3 e~ st
Mcyer, J. Y. McFall,
cciheside. . Cashier.
where they fuo:u a sort of rookery. tered roosting place near the spot se
Taey like deal n ees to roost e. a.au lectedl to raise their brood. After tha
in se places they visit ceaai;s: fa- first egg is deposited in the nesf, and
vored sp;ots until their contin'edl oc- until the young birds a.re able to leave
cupancy kills ma'hy of the tre- One of the robins remains on the nest
Crows and bknckbirds are qi& uur- .vhile the other sits near on some limb.
lng the dark hours of unmoicmd:~. ut W'hi the young birds can fly the par
occasionally some enemy bc: des the enrs induce thein to go with them to
hnuhunter will di.sari .m and some protectedi thich.et or sh'eitered
there is a great chaue r - ':ar of .location.
wings. A hungry owl. c est with Some bitrds roost in very exposed
some of its wild nature il remaining placss. Others wiil select protected
will frequently visit 1: a place, and spots- and secrete themselves in such
of course has no~ troli, in ohili .g a mlanne.r in the foliage of the trees
a4 meal. Such a vistor oUTn UitustP and vines that even their ens'nies
th'ose rear. and th:e fright.?ned birds evn no)t find :them. Many birds chose a
will flutter a way in the darkniess to na n]a shelter from the rains by get
seek another roosting place. A;::g bien eath a leaf which sheds the
Swallows, a fter a d:iy ruedn r:iu;- ~ te,wieohr i
ming the :ir and c:atching hi: udrerls of in aigtesomi l
insects, wil! seek a roost.ing lace atittuy
night. The chinuy swift wi!l soar rS ostunthgond
and dart ab;out unut! after sunset and ~' fpae r hsn ui
then suddenmly dive in.to some chimf- 5t~i crl ihterhasot
ney. Th.e birds have very sharp pohiIWnt-red ofy fdsure.Te
ed claws and elinig to the sides of the i"' stn inucapo
sooty flues. Old or unoccupied facto- toii algt aybrsrs
ry smiohesrack:s inke excellent plac;e : ter eetatf
for '.he chimper: :wulliws to roost inof i bhtosedhedr
aTn eniy hers . .. bedsiuilsthirgint
to r 'm i i's t :i'r in large ON .*etemte idi
rove, wM 'r-'c sing rntil almostmaebr saw snertbndo
~7rk, an/ :h v-'n.'. epiet untiil the- h lr rgteigguso n
Srst signs of d' . when they break ~~sfrh >> rs :iih h
rth in som. C:7 zh :; Ir with the ml idrmisni h et n
-seteet of mesi. As soon as,theyinseistcsbohprnsstn
- '-'~ sit inaa-circle with theirheh-ads out,
alay ray o l i.dstred Te
..av.........e...it.. ng.in.such posi