The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 19, 1911, Page FOUR, Image 4
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Entered at the Postoffice at New
Trry, S. C., as 2nd class matter.
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Tuesday, December 19, 1911.
WE FAIL AS A HUM ORIST.
We publish elsewhere an editorial
from the Observer in reply to an edi
torial in The Herald and News of last
Tuesday on "A Curious Presumption."
We had no idea the Observer would
take us so seriously. Next time we try
to get funny, we will labei it.
THE HOSIERY MILL.
The editor of the Anderson Mail
says he has recently paid a visit to the
State penitentiary and to the hosiery
mill, and he finds everything as clean
aWd neat as can -be made. That he
made an Inspection of the mill and
found It as clean as any mill- in the
State. He adds: "We are no expert
on such matters, and are not prepared
to take issue. with the State board of
heelt, yet it is hard to see wherein
this aill is such a death trap 1
as it is said to be. The trouble is,
the whole matter is now a political
,one, Instead Of bing taken up on its
We do not propose to take issue
with the Mail on what is said about
the condition of the mill, because wel
have not seen it in many years, and
wouldn't know if we saw it, and no of
doubt the Mail states the case as its vi
editor saw it, and without political be
bias, because he would have none. But B
why should he charge political bias
to the State board of health? Are they
not entitled to be considered just as Li
free from political bias and prejudice
as the editor of the Mail? IS not their
opinion entitled to as much weight? al
We do not recall now the personnel c
of the State board of health, except l
the chairman, Dr. Robert Wilson, Jr., c
of Charleston, -and we have been
thrown with him intimately during the f
last nine months, and we believe if so
there is one honest, straightforward, m
.manly man in South Carolina, who is
not influenced in this mattei- or any m
other, by politics, and who would con- i
ca
sider it *on its own merits and who te:
'would be honest and unprejudiced in Cl
that consideration, that man is Dr. he
Robert Wilson, Jr., chairman of the da
State board of health. It seems to ~
Iex
us that the Mail is not only taking is-b
sue with the State board of health, to
but it is making a severe arraignment G(
of the board, when it says that they wl
are not considering it, the -hosiery nc
mill, on its own merits but are making
ja polltical question out of it.
We boinestly belie' o that Dr. Wilson
is as conmlp*tent to pass judgment on er
this matter. and is as far from politi
cal influence and prejudice and as pa- ty
* triotiC, as the editor of the Mail. We JC
feel we must say this much in justide
to Dr. Wilson. We have no inter.st in
the hosiery mill. If we had our way .b*
we would put all the convicts on the) ti<
* public roads.
* Death of a College Student.
m
Earle, thg young son of Mr. D. Luth
er Boozer died of pneumonia at home,
Kinards, Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock and was buried at Kinards
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock, service
conducted .by Revs. D. P. Boyd, Dr. J.
N!. Harms and W. R. Bouknight. He
was an exemplary young man and a
noble 'member of the student body of "
Newberry college. Heartfelt sympathy
is extended the bereav~ed family inh
their deep sorrow.
To be Kiarried.
Prosperity, Dec. 16.-Invitations
have been receivi'ed here for the mar
riage of Miss Evelyn Beatrice Peele
to Alden F. Pugh T aesday afternoon, c
December 26, at Brightsville. Mr. .h
Pugh is a graduate of Newberry col- a
lege. He has been engaged in teach
ing for several years. He is a son of
T. T. Pugh and brother of Rev. W.
E. Pugh, of Florence. t
Mrs. Susan Long Dead.o
Mrs. Susan Margaret Long. widow
of -the late George Long, died Sunday a
morning at 10~ o'clock, at the home of
her grandson, Mr. George B3oulware,
at Utopia, and was buried in the Luth
eran church cemetery at Silve:-str~t; -:
on Mnay afternoon at 2 o'cloek. All n
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The Commi
STATE
Condensed From Report to State I
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $336,774.90
Real Estate - - 9,750.00
State of S. C. Bonds - 1,000.0
Overdrafts, Secured
and Unsecured - 12,158.39
Cash on hand and
with Bank a - 116,624.79
$476,308.08
TheBank Tht AMw
4 Per Cent Interest Pi
her children are dead. She is sur
ied by grandchildren, among these
ing Mr. Latimer Long and Messrs.
>rbert and Georg- F.'ware.
NEW PHASE TO RACING CASE.0
-on to Ask Withdrawal of Rule to
Show Cause.
Columbia, Dec. 15.-Attorney Gener
yon will move before the supreme
t, on Monday, December 18, for
e to withdraw the rule to show
e against the Columbia Racing as
ition, which was to have been
d on January 4. Notice to this ef
~was served today on Nelson, Nel
& Gettys, attorneys for the racing But
uch a move will mean the abandon
t of the fight which was officially best
gurated when an order to s,how
e was issued against the prdimo- H
of the Columbia racing meet, byw
if Justice Jones, and set for a
ing on December 13. Before that C r
ethe time for hearing the case
5postponed until January 4, the
nsion of time having been granted fr it
the chief justice on motion of at
rreys for the racing men, Attorney ec
nral Lyon being present in court
a the extension was granted, and h v
cijecting. Y
News of Excelsior.A '
xcelsior, Dec. 18.-The farmers
eabout done sowing grain and gath
g their crops.
r. Luther Wheeler, of Saluda coun
spent Sunday with his brother, Mr.
n F. Wheeler.
r. E. M. Cook has been on a busi
strip to Columbia.
Mr. Jerry Walton, of Newberry, has
n on a visit to r'elatives in this sec
Miss Era Kibler, of Newberry, has ;V e
n visiting relatives in this section.
xcelsior school will have a Christ
astree some time during the holi- P One
Miss Nancy Kinard, of Newberry, is
ending a week with relatives in this________
Miss Leila Frazier is visiting Mr. R.
Crumpton's family.
Miss Chelsy Kibler spent last week
i relatives in Newberry.
Miss Dora Miller, of Little Mountain,
~been visiting in this section. .
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kinard spent
The Rev. W. R. Anderson spent
m Saturday until Monday in this
~ion and preached for us here Sat
dy night, Sunday afternoon and Ha
iiday night. Mr. Anderson is a good
ear speaker and has many friendsgn
r who are always glad to see him belo1
adhear him preach.
The writer congratulates the editor Appi
rThe Herald and News in his ap
oitment as superintendent of educa- CustC
n. The editor is a good busin-ess
1a and the appointment is a good
Ahappy Christmas to The Herald
udNews typos and readers.
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0=1911
rcia1 Bank
IMENT
3ank Examiner, December 5, 1911
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock - $ 50,000.00
Surplus and Undiv
ided Profits 69,032.54
Dividends Unpaid - 830.00
Bills Payable None
Deposits, Indivi
dual $352,650.52
Banks - 3,795.02 356,445.54
$476,308.08
tys Treats You Right
tid oni Savings Deposits
AIR IS CHEAP
>n't Deal In It
wish to deal only in the
groceries at lowest prices.
-about a fruit cake for
tmas? I have them, also
s, raisins, nuts, fireworks,
Come early so we may
time to serve you better.
erry Christmas to all.
Yours to please,
0. WILSON
202 :: Newberry, S. C.
~at Reductions
.ving bought stock of Fellers & Mor
Lt sacrifice, will be closed out at and
v cost to make room for new stock.
eciate tall from all old friends and
mers. Will treat them right.
eland Bros.
Great 3 Da
Monday, Tuesday
A'
Caldwell &
We received by
press five hundr<
of fine furs on ap]
York's greatest i
Jackmans Sons, ir
a great collection,
Mink, Russian N
Husband should
daughter a set o
for a Xmas presen
three big days.
CaIdwell &
"The Home
How's Your
Have you as much mo
in order to get through
your obligations? .
The Christmas season
most people's purse stri
of all when one not only
Imake others happy.
You'dI be on'
now if you had begun to
-first of this year. But y~
-about all you've made an
for it.
Learn from the foolish
Come to this bank witi
weekly income. Then fi
filled with great happines
Savings Department Pay
The Exchr
OF NEWBI
I
y Fur Sale
and Wednesday
Haltiwagers
Saturday's ex
d dolars worth
>roval from New
Fur house, Wm.
ithe lot we have
Black Lynx, Jap
[ink, etc.' Every
buy his wife or
f beautiful furs
t. Special prices
Haltiwanger s
>f the Best"
ley as you actually need
the holidays and meet
is the time that strains
gs. It's the one season
wants to be happy but to
Easy Street"
save systematically the
u didn't. You've spent
I have nothing to show
experience of the past.
part of your monthly or
iture Christmases will be.
SFour Per Cent Interest
ige Bank
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