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gfje ||eralD aitfl j|em ?r*trrc<1 at thr Posiotfie. ^ . > C.. as 2'vj class mattrr S tf. AULL. EDITOR Tuesday, January 13, 1914. THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE. The Herald and News presents today Governor Blease's annual message to the general assembly. The message speaks for itself in language which is plain and straightforward, and which can bear no double interpretation. It will well repay a careful reading. In addition to its various recommendations, it contains a good deal of valuable political history. Efficiency with economy, and the enforcement of laws which we have, with several recommendations for new laws which the governor strongly urges in the interest of the people of the State?this is the message in "brief. The wonderful prosperity of South Carolina is reviewed, and the hope for a pleasant and harmonious and constructive session of the general assembly is expressed. The message is presented, however, and it speaks for itself. SYSTEMATIZE THE STATE COLLEGES. At a meeting of the board of trustees of the South Carolina university, held in Columbia on ' Saturday, the following action was taken looking towards a plan by which the work of the State's various higher institu\ tions of learning may be systematized and harmonized: "The board, upon motion of August Kohn, adopted a sesolution, expressing its approval and asking that the general assembly in the most feasible way have a careful and impartial mndp nf t.hft work, branches. management and affairs of the higher educational institutions, supported by { t^e State with a view of practising sucih economies, if any as may be proper, avoiding duplication in work, if it can be done. In many States, especially in the West, it has begn found necessary and has brought excellent. results to have a commision systef matize the higher educational institutions and in that way get the maximum results. The university board simply went on record as desiring fuch a study made and of complying with what are regarded as the best interests of the educational system of the State." The board in this .action is working along a line which was strongly urged by Governor Blease in his an% nual message of 1913. A proper coordination of the various departments of the various higher institutions of learning supported by the State is very much to be desired. The editor of The Herald and News had a measure under consideration along this same line, when a member of the legislature in 1903, but the propositon was such a big one that had so many complications, that no bill was prepared. The idea was to make of all the schools one university, under one board. It is reported that, on account of loss of weight, former President Taft has given his tailor orders for changes to be made in 25 pairs of trousers. If a man has' 25 pairs of trousers, why should he want office? ? 111 I'll1" I " 11 . The general assembly meets at noon today. Here's hoping the session may be constructive, and harmonious, and of benefit to all the people of South Carolina. There will probably be a great deal of political talk and many political rumors and announcements ana denials during the next 40 days. This will, however, be nothing unusual at *his season of the year in South Carolina. STOP?LOOK?LISTEN Thousands >'ow Using Wonderful Liver Kemedy From Hot Springs, Arkansas. There's a better remedy for constipation, liver and stomach trouble than dangerous calomel. Thousands are praising gentle, sure Hot Springs Liver Buttons. Make you feel fine?quickly clear ap sallow skin and banisfo malaria j:uid headache-?They are a fine tonic' | and quickly put an edge on your , i appetite. 2f> cents..at all druggists. 'i Hot Springs Liver Buttons, Hot | ; Springs Rheumatism Remedy and j j Hot Springs Blood Remedy arc sold 1 | in Newberry by Gilder & Weeks. Secret Society. 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