The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, March 10, 1914, Page FOUR, Image 4

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H)t ftntlD onD Jem 2 Entered at the IVistoflice at Now- ' oel berry, S. O. as 2nd class matter. ! en K. II. Al'LL. EDITOR. I . j bu = | Tuesday. March 10. 1914. 1)0 IT NOW. |.nf Lancaster. Abbeville and almost i . I sic every other progressive town of the j, j b:>] size of Newberry has a live chamber j t i pe. of cemmerce or other business organization. . Abbeville and Lancaster have but . recently organized. The business men of these communities realized that if their communities were to keep pace 0.Q. with other towns in the State, it was absolutely necessary that they' get ^ busy. er TLie point we desire to make in call- an ing attention to this matter is that. th( Newberry should wake up and the live i ed business men of this community form j some sort of business organization ! ( u; for the general welfare of the com- (j0, munity. jov "IVa I.n/lnvnt'nn/l r It n t fVio mortor n f i . >\ t: UIIUCI MUHU IUC4.1 WIAV iuuvivi w* , organizing a live chamber of com- j t;K merce is being discussed by some of i up( the live business men of the city. We j 0f hope that it will result in our busii.ess men getting together and forming such an organization. It should ^ be Yoluntarv. It should be enthusiasatc tic. Xo live man in Newberry should did wak to be urged or even invited to sa> take part in such an organization. It would be as much for his interest as . ins for the interest of any other indivi- ? RK dual. res We hope that each and every man ? e m .\ev? Derrv win iaj\e mis ue? m u. i I Jn< And do it now. J . _ j rol THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY. i me After a session which went about j ha1 two weeks beyond the customary 40 ^ days, the general assembly adjourned ag; sine die shortly after midnight on t|ie Thursday night. It was a session in jV. which a great deal of interest was cen- ^ tred, and in which there were some incidents which were very much out of 4 the ordinary, but very little was done j eye except the passage of a great mass of sor local legislation. Several meritorious wit measures died upon the calendars. ?le By the action of the senate and the j governor 'the extraordinary large appropriation bill was held down con- ^ siderably. . | me We have no doubt that all departments of the government, as well as j most of the people of the State, are Cisi glad that the session is over?though .he people of South Carolina seem to gk like political excitement. ! me There will be a State campaign be- tjV( fore another session, and the records per which have been made will no doubt ^eibe fully placed before the people of j pei every county in the State. The Herald and News has given full t? reports of the entire session. scj] ' wit THINK OS THIS. ] get It would not be a great deal of! tha trouble and expense for every farmer j 0f f a r\nt o conrl-^loir cnrfo^?a An tho moiii ' a, wcij uu ?? ! di(j road running: through his premises. It j should be a matter of pride for prop- I l^e orty owners to have the roads in front jln ot their houses "properly graded and j en: surfaced. Certainly it would increase Sev a man's own s^lf-respect while com- ma manding the respect and commenda- , . :ri( tion of otaers. The sand-clay road and the split-log drag is a combination that can not be beat. The two go to- j 30 gether and should be inseparable.?! sch Laurens Advertiser. ! prc This is worth serious thought. If we could just get the people to think 1 and to think broadly and beyond their noi own little selves we could have the j the ideal life. How easy it would be for j do every property owner, at leas' to co-1 gen operate, in the maintenance of the hoi road through his place. It should be,1 out ;is the Advertiser says, a matter of $1" pride to have the road in front of your far .io:ne properly graded and surfaced a nd th^'i rT rn v> i-rl T f" vmi rlr> . t you would soon come to liave a high- g \ t regard for yourself and then you out would be an exam})' to yo'.ir neigh- !u> ";or and soon eveiy one else would be' wit .ioing something to improve :he road, do: Eet'cre you can do much in improv- Tlu ng the schools or in bettering coun- it. *'.ry life something mu.<?r be don^ for 1 agii .he road?. Good roads are the fore-Icon \ liners of the general uplift of riira iditions and rural life. Every on Duld be interested and a little se] lp and personal interest and cooj: ition will go a long way in roa ilding and road maintenance. PIT STATE ON CASH BASIS. The action of tiie house in sustair ; the governor's vero of tlie prov in in the appropriation bill for til rrowing of money to pay current e> uses, etc., has caused considerabl *eulation. There is a general pre ion in the code for the borrowin this money, and whether or lie s will cover the matter is the queh n which is being discussed. Th verncr asked the general assembl relieve him of acting with the comr >ller general and the State treasui in the borrowing of this mone: d when this was not done, he vetoe } section, ana tne veio was sustain by the house. Whatever the decision in the dir ssion. we have no idea the variou partments of the State will be a] ^ed by their respective heads to sul , but the whole matter emphasize : fact that the Srate should be pu Dn a cash basis. And it is the dut; the legislature to do this. rhe Columbia correspondent oi *h ws and Courier announces that Sen >r John L. McLaurin will be a can ate for governor this summer, an rs that this announcement make avowed candidates, the others be [ Railroad Commissioner John G jhards, Solicitor R .A. Cooper, Rep lentative W. C. Irby, Jr., forme presentative L. J. Browning, Pro) d. G. Clinkscales, Col. Charles Car 1 Simms, Speaker M. L. Smith, Lieu iant Governor C. A. Smith and for C!Ar\cf aw D T "\Tonnino* O t Vm v 1 OOliatUl A v 1 ?uauuiu^. vw.?*v/* :e also been "mentioned." Jost of the members of the genera lembly?at least, a great many o m?have been "mentioned'' fo itenant governor. ^here are numerous candidates fo other State offices. ind in the coming senatorial race tv r\av nr two thp "nrohahilitv'' o tie other candidate being in the rac h Senator Smith and Governo ;ase is stated. t begins to look as if the people o State will have a long list of can ares to chcose from in this sum r's primaries. 'here has been considerable criti [ii by some of the newspapers o s State of the action of Governo ;ase in* personally delivering i ssage to the house of representa ?s. some 01 tnese same newspap s have heartily commended Presi it Wilson for saying to congress ii son what he had to say. Anderson county has 26 rural gradei looIs with two teachers and som :h more than two. These school State aid to the amount of mor n $6,000. Newberry has only si: these schools, and until last yea not have any. in fact this year i first year the schoo's have beei actual operation. These six ar itled to $1,200 State aid. There ar eral more districts that should b de rural graded schools. Any dis 2t that has an enrollment of 5 ldren and an average attendance o should be made a rural gradei tool and have two teachers. Th cess is easy. ^he legislature sustained the gover * in n orost msmv /if hie VPtrvPc fi appropriation bill. Some of thes seem a little strange, not that th rernor is sustained, but that th lse. for instance, would pass with : objection an appropriation o ?.000 for the maintenance of th m fit State Park and then agree t reduction to $7.."00 by the senat 3 finally endorse t'ae action of :h remor in cutting the "whole thin; . The strange :hing is that th : o would pass the entire ?1->,00 aout prote^f and then finally en r:l;ing the whole business out - farm will need something to ru; but Sl.'.OOO did seem a Tit* 1^ extrav rat to run a fifteen horse firm. 0 .rse it will take a great deal mo"< il j to run a farm like this one Than it does ' ?? e 1 to run a private farm. ' i 1 lfi ; ! ( alvm Crozier -Meeting. 1 d i The members of the Calvin Crozier j chapter. l\ D. C., were the guests of , j Miss Sara Houseal on Thursday af.er 11o3ii at their regular monthly meetj ing. Plans were discussed for the play i- t > be given by local talent on the 20 i_ ; and 27 of this mo.'Kh. During the his, i torical programme, Mrs. R. H. Wright i gave some interesting current events and reports on Shiloh and Arlington. ! e , from minutes of the State convention, >- ! were read by Misses Edna Hipp and Z Mary Butler Fant. At the conclusion i i i j ol' business, refreshments were served. : 1 J ; STATEMENT ; j e ! I y Of the Condition of The Commercial i ). Jiank, Located at Newberry, S. (\, J j At the Close of Business March 4, . " I 1914. ! ' , d v ! | Resources. l" | Loans and discounts $42S,S32.62 i i Overdrafts 2,396.17 1 . i Other real estate owned.. 9.7.r>0.00 ' ! , Due from banks and bank! ers 1 .">5,603.33 ^ Currency 6,108.00; -! Gold 2,100.00 j s Silver and other minor t i coin 1,318.53 ( 1_ J ~ ^ "I. ^ ^ A O A O (x ! ? ' caecKS ?iiu eabii lifuis ... -to-t.-o 1 1 1 Total $606,592.91 i Liabilities. e Capital stock paid in $ 50,000.00 - Surplus fund 40,000.00 . Undivided profits, less cur(, I rent expenses and *axes 1 ! paid 33,724.2-0 S j Dividends unpaid 1.S5S.00 i Due to banks . J. j bankers .... 4,089.09 j Individual dei posits subject i to checks . ..207 003.95 t f I Savings depos- r its 269,688.92 - Cashier's checks 228.75? 481 010.71! -i ? ' si Toral $606,592.91' j STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEWBERRY, ss. 1 | Before me came J. Y. McFall, Cash-j t ! f 'V /* MA VSA A/1 V? O V* 1" Tt*V? Vv A _ I A in ui tut: duuvc naiiicu uaiiA, w iIU uc- , r i ing duly sworn, says that the above ; I | and foregoing statement is a true con- ! | dition of said bank, as shown by the | 1 I books of said bank. J. Y. McFall, !, Sworn to and subscribed before me : f this 9th day of March, 1914. R. L. Tarrant, j * N. P. for S. C. I J r Correct Attest: Jno. M. Kinard, f 0. B. Mayer, _ ! F. Z. Wilson, Directors. ? 'Bargains in Used Pianos ! f1 : Steinway Square - - $9500, i Stieff Square - - $95.00 j t _ j Several Uprights - - $150.00! - j and up. -1 These Pianos have been over- ' n I hauled in the Charlotte ware rooms and are in fine shape. The very thing for practice use. J Chas. M. Stieff. sj Address J. D. EDFNS, e; Representative, x I Grashom Hotel, r Columbia, S. C. j '! Mail Orders I > ej Delivered by Parcel Post 1 fj Order your goods by mail or tel- j ephone. Save time, travel, work, i worry, and money by letting us 1 e send the things you need by I parcel post. _ j This service is wonderfully conj! venient for you. We shoulder all the responsibility for satisfac tory selection of goods and prompt delivery?and for tbis i service we make no extra charge , f You can use it you should use e it?you can step to the 'phone, 1 0 tell us your wants, and do your c day's shopping in a moment. You then save the time neccessary for a personal trip?a sav'iug in rain or sunshine. p TELEPHONE K>\ \ ? - ! 1 ? P. E, WAY'S! 1 . The People's Drug Store -f 944 Main St. NEWBERRY, S. C. stock 3 i i vest n: I Mimnaughs ft Snecia! Sh Mimnaugh has retur ally arriving in car-1 M- J._. L__ J. prommeni aay uy u? to certify this (act. by far surpasses an; Every Depart] Not a dav nasses but *" ~ ?J I )f upper Carolina will ha needs from as varied and The Leadim < We are receiving daili ported and domestic. 0 Readi Every day something i ?f ready-to-wear garment fhere are thousands thro satisfy their needs in reai Nec Our showing of ladies ion. Here all the latesl A It's needless to dwell i mr needs from a stock 25 doz of the very new* ;o $1.50, special each New Suits, new Skirts m m w m m IVillVl "The COND mi *t _ , The JNatic Ne1 From Report 1 Showing Condi! RESOURCES. Loans and discounts % Overdrafts U. S. Bonds Premium of U. S. Bonds .. .. Stocks and bonds Banking house Other real estate Cash and due from banks .. B C. MATTHEWS. President UnitedState?, Sole Depository for U. I CE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. > regular annual meeting of the ho'dors of Socur: y T..an Sz I tent company will be "Leid in the Jew Spring Styles owing and S; ot New Spri ned from New York. N cad lots. Our leadershi ly; the merchandise and ] The showing of new j ything in our career. meni is Being Filled Witl tops are ripped off cases of nei ve the pleasure of choosing thi I handsome stocks as are to b( g Millinery Store i the smartest models and bkfh nly the best styles are shown. i f-to-wear Departi new is added to this popular d s, when completed,. will be the ughout the upper part of the St dy-to-wear articles. :kwear Departme ! Neckwear is. beyond a doubt t novelties can be found. Brand New Stocl ipon the extreme satisfaction that is "brand new." Middy Blouses. jst in Middy Blouses, all sizes, \ 11 i 1 _ new Waists, an at a price lowei NAU( Store Thafs Always Bt 1844 iPMcirn ctatpr ll / JL X~Jk M. A-tfAl OF inal Bank of 1 wberry, South Carolina to the Comptroller of \ - .i n.r D : M tion at ine uose 01 dushtcss m j ..$278,645.55 Capital stock . 1,934.71 Surplus and u ... 102,000.00 Circulation ... 1,100.00 . . 12,438.48 Dividends unpi ... 10,000.00 Deposits ... . .. 23,200.00 Bills payable . ... 67,155.72 I $496,474.40' . R. D. SMITH, Cashier State, County and Cil 3. Postal Savings Deposits for and Greenwood. j company's office at Xewberry on J ! Thursday. March 12 li, 1 i> 14, at o \ ! o'clock in the afternoon. j ^ .J. X. McCaushrin, j Secretary. (>"< i J > Mimnaughs I ale | ing Goods 1 ew goods are acta- s \ ip is growing more jrices are both here I spring merchandise ' i the Latest. a goods. The people eir spring and summer ! found in the South. Still Leads. grade Hats, both imt > nent. epartment Our stock largest in this section, ate who look to as to int. , the finest in this seck. i of being able to select raises range from $1.25 ' 98c * than elsewhere. jH'S isy" . AENT LlCWUUUJf . :he Currency arch 4,1914 LIABILITIES. .$100,000.00 ndivided profits... 27,407.84 100,000.00 *** ... 4?fi.94 " . 243,639,68 25,000.00 $496,474.4^ H. T. CANNON, Asst. Cashier :y Depository Newberry, Abbeville %/ / Snbscribe to The Herald and >'ews? .50 a year?the best newspaper ia ewberry County.