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Hfl Entered at the Po>toffice at Xe\v-j berry, S. C., as 2nd class matter. ; ( * E. H. A I'LL, EDITOR. l.arire He Tuesday, April 2S, 1914. ______ ? t Hjii. Fred. H. Dominick as county ("le: I {\ It? chairman for The county will call the i ' eradic county convention to order on Mo<>ijno U] day. May 4. at 12 o'cloc k noon and j son l , , bureai will preside un ll the credential com- , ! the io mittee reoor s and the convention is butior f permanently organized. ,appio :reau. T.ie The Herald and Xews is pleased to 1 ^one j publish the announcement that the Da-iii ?. . ... . ^ ., ! where Civic associa ion has set apart Friday . !under and Saturday, May l and 2, as clean ! work up days at Rosemont cemetery. This ! tinned is a very important matter and we sin- j s-:aw, cerely hope that every one who is in-jcountl !seasoi anrl all nf iiq arP. ^hnnlri hppf] I ' ' 'once this call of The Civic association and | ^sout] co-operae in the purpose set f >rth.! Richh Especially is this call directed to the j ucatio owners of lots in Rosemont. The pur- en up . ? Aiken pose is to get tae cooperation o: all , these the lot owners so that the entire j ed wj grounds may be put in fine condition. 1 The territc We do not believe that the failure ed wil er the refusal of Ward 2 club ;o elect ^e Mr. F. H. Dominick delegate to the ^ , Colles county convention was intended in any > r,. The way as a refusal or failure to endorse; rje(j ( T- ? J J _ X _ A - .Him as a canuiuaie ior congress, jn inspe( the election of delegates, the lines field i "were drawn rather as for and aginst nariai a^ent' the administration. It would bare ? it wiL heen a very gracious ae: 021 the part ja-ejv of this club to have laid-aside fac- These tional feeling and sent Mr. Dominick Lewis to the county convention, and it would which have been the proper thing to do. !SDn ^ pose Those who mav oppose him in his men c race for congress, of course, will un- t r deriake to take advantage of the ac- qualifi tion of this club and use it against Mr. The Dominick. The vote we do not believe using represents in any degree the vote j which he wilt receive as a candidate j J"*'11:5 1 UUI Cd for congress from the members of this | avaija club. j increj We believe in sticking to our home j dition men and The Herald and News has j anion always done so, when the man is com-! >julk ; tered pe:ent, and we have sone so far as to! ? ; tree advocate and vote for the candidate! wor^( for congress to whom we did not! demo speak at the time. We did it because ; tick he was the equal in ability of any!tick law < man m the race and lie was a .New- j , j the i berry man. | lest0 We do not think anyone will ques- j the o lion the fact that Mr. Dominiek is the; the - equal in ability and character c;f any 1!P~c< of th? candidates who may be in the : ma(* ica.tl race for congress in this district dur- j I >\ 11 i ing the coming summer, and we be- I narja lieve the people of Newberry county j q0 are going tD lay aside their personal | rial prejudices in this race and give Mr. presi 1% i Ct . Dominiek a practically unanimous i i ed^ i vote. I. mime ; those We notice that St. Lukes school dis--^ ^ trict is going to hold another election whicl on the question of voting a four mill be so I . tax in order to establish a rural grad- m& a ed school and thus secure State aid.! cinl>btate This district has held two or three elections on this question within the eleani last two vears and we hope that the many j voters will see their own interests and! "It vote this tax. We know of no district anc* entire in any rural community where the IUUI possibilities are so great for the es-! i most i tablishment of a rural high school as ]on<re] they are in the St. Lukes district. methc The enrollment is now more than, "it 100 and they could easily start with {zen v a three teacher graded school. This t0 iceed 1 is a communitv in which Big Creek ; j and i district and St. Lukes -district should jJd It J, uni:e, and if the school house was. parati properly located, it could be pla rted, are be within the reach of all the children | almos n'ithnnt thp np^pscifv nf tvansnnrfiB2T ! ^ ^bbl " ~ " I Of :h( any of them. If this could be done , ,. ! or dn the enrollment *o start with would be mjses about 150. With the white population and the j cooperation of all the people there The 1 could be in this comm/nity one of those ideal country schools and in i ?reai[ | would connection with it a demonstration!, | tun-e. farm. We would be very glad to see i fceaut; these people get together and establish j iAt lai s-uch a school. There is no invest- >. Pes ( they could make that would pay and the county and he S ate ! large dividends. j TILE TICK ERADICATION. Force to be Employed and to I'nder Direction of Cleiuson ,oliew- i t/T 99 nson College, April _J.?Dr. \Y. | wis, inspect t in charge of tick' atio.i in Son h Carolina, :perat- i t nder the joint auspices of Clem 'ollege and the United States i 11 of animal industry, has outlined ! 1 lowing plan of territorial distri-1 i of he work, which has been I I ved bv the college and the bu- \ i official clean-up work will be ' n Abbeville, Greenwood. Chester, j lgto.i and .Marlboro counties, there are still local premises! quarantine. The systematized! of tick eradica ion will be con-1 If [ in Newberry, Fairfield, Ker-; Ches erfield, Lee and Florence { _ vvhprp work was bpsrun last ' ST f i. New work will be begun at | in the counties 01 Lancaster j I of Wax haw Creek), Dill j ?r-uid, Sumter and Charleston. Ed-j I L ^ nal and survey work will be tak-' I IlflJ af er July 1 in Edgefield, Saluda, j JL , Lexington, and Calhoun. All of j operaions, except the last nam-' II go Tor ward without any delay. ! announcement of this plan of! )rial distribution lias been awai:-| ih keen interest in many parts of 11 :ate, as is evidenced by inquiries jl have been received at Clemsonj| 'e* : work in this S.ate w illbe car-j )n under he supervision or' the! itor in charge, Dr. Lewis, by a j force consisting of seven veteri-! is and 45 agents. There are 10 s now engaged in the work and I therefore be necessary immedto appoint 26 additional agents. men will be selected by Dr. from the numerous applications have been received at Clemollege. It is the announced purof the authorities to select the j m the basis of merit only, wi.h- DUAl jgard to couny affiliation of any * * AV^J ic-ation other than merit. plan announced contemplates between now and Januray 1, the S^ate appropriation of $130,000 ^gBKaammanmaamsm ;he con:ribution from the federal ^_ u. If larger funds should be Lble through county assistance or j ised tederal appropriation, ad- . al counties will be included == g those worked tnis year. The of ihe working force will be cen- ^ ^ in territory contiguous to tick i g area. Charleston county will be j '= ed in order to determine and ! \M O _ . . 'i = Awr ns.raie uie oesi me.lioas 01 con- j== ! kJUl 1 in counties which have no stock ~ I m 1 In counties which -have no s ock ! |p j COM! ind large free ranges. It will be ! 1= I i3, ~ ! |= U DUSil purpose, alter cleaning up Char- ; 1=1 , , n county, ;o extend the work into J ^ ther low coun:ies and, working up I ( means Stae, meet the forces working from ! | M J dudes juntrv. Richland county will be Iif I satisfac 2 an important shipping point for j [^! pOl* ? and the necessary dipping vats j Ijljj us be installed there, with a veteri- | Jslj . . . i lip most 1 in in charge. j i??in . . . . ! \0i bvirei mmenting 011 this plan of territo- j =14 . ? , ! li=!S aisirioution, ur. vv. m. mggs, ' g* den. of ClemsDn college said: j^jij VJ >me disappoiirment may be cans- t? . . ' '* ii counties w.:ere tne work is no : (r_ . >diately begun, but the people or . ^ counties should remember that ; ?\Q, aal result of cleaning up the S a e, : ,y7iq i is the obj ct to be attained, will i?-H gr' Af* onest accomplished by our work- i !ri?i!ii long the lines indicated. To at- j i; ^ ^ to work all the counties in the'' ! > ''' ' " ill! at once would so dissipate the ! ~ force as to make the process of \ ?? ing up in every county cover Qne and suddeniy sho -ears- | he said, "My love for is the hope of Clemson college j ring; jt has no end: le federal bureau to rid the State j young lady exi ly of the cattle tick in three or g3]den circlet for a 1 t-ears by doing the work in the ! attention and ihen rel approved scientific manner. Much ! love for you,' * would be required by any oiher ' aiso nke rhis ring; i I ning." is hoped that every patriotic citi- ;" rill lend his aid and sympathy! A>*>*OU>TEJ work, in order that it may pro-! cvith the least amount of friction j House of Repr< Ann cue greatest possiDie ais- j j hereby announce Tick eradication work is com-' delate for the House ively simply where the people; tives, subject to the ick of the movement but it is an mary. Xeal : impossible task if prejudice and ornness-on the parr of the owners j Conntf Snp< 3 cattle interfere with the work ! .... , , _ , i I hereby announce smfectmg bo:h cattle and pre- . ' 0 I date for County Sup* i berrv and will abide ??^? . I Democratic primary. The Symbol. L ( routh's Companion. had decided at last to make the ' avowal, convinced that a wrod ! 1 hereby announce [ suffice to assure his good for- dic3ate lor Supervisoi He only laoked a beginnning. a coun^ 10 iful, poetic, inspiring beginning. par^* st he found it entcg himself to the desired I am a candidate i 184E [he Leading j Its Unique One Year A m * 1 o-Active Principal, tc ig points, place i Mutual Benefit L / of iNew ABSOLUTELY IN, For information as t ipany, see A ne . U. r tiAlx' Office over Summer NO. 336. rice That Satisfies. jf ^ONE Iras aptly said that "ihe value of any i || less house to a community depends upon IM aracter of service it renders." Our service I Ij more than mere filling of orders. It in- n m everything that will contribute to the J jj :tion and pleasure of our patrons. jll instance, we have Nunnally's Candies sent jjgl by express just to give letter service while ljj= the other candies sold here are shipped pip gW. ||gj ilder & Weeks ||! 1=1 The Right Drug Store \\M\ ^ I ' fc /r &.? Fm? Ill mmmmma ? P!^ Gaudies fig ~r.?rr""?-rwr? jc?i~cH3r*r^,.n_rf,L, ? : ~^^,^?> - .'i l- - "''--J? :" 5 it wra K wing her a ring, subject to the rules of the Democrat you is like this party. J. H. Chappell. i nnined the little i hereby announce myself a eanc ivhile v/ith close date for Supervisor cf Newberry cou :urned it to him. ty and will abide by the Democrat ' she said, "is priHiary. it has no begin- Henry M. Boozer. The many friends of J. Monri r t* V m n I _ ? u^vra. j Wicker recognizing nis aointy ai qualifications, we hereby nomina jsentathes. him for County Supervisor, subject myself as a can- the Democratic primary. : of Representa- Friends. Democratic pri- i W. Workman. X am a candidate for the office Supervisor of Xewberrv county su iryisor. ject to rules of the Democratic pr myself a candi- ary election. L. I. Feagle. srvisor for Newtie rules o? the Waeistrate >'os. I and A I hereby announce myself a cand ? T . . . date for Magistrate for Townshi] Livingstone. , ... ,+, Nos. 1 and 8 and will abide the r suit of the Democratic primary, myself as a can- L. jj player. for Newberry the Democratic ^-qxiCE OF ELECTION IN HARr J c- SamPle- FOBD SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 11 i Whereas, one-third of the reside: for Supervisor, electors and a like proportion of tl f . i < anBaanHHiHHi 1914 Annual Di\ )f America Non-forfeitable i ) say nothing oi ife Insurance ( ark, N. J. A r>i k CO TA ITC fi LLAOJ 1U II, o the best policy CE, District Brothers Clothing Store. NEW jlh (,vic)=No:ma(j mMyiaiido ?f: inadex t -i Automai ?!r! rr iwuigvici Eight honest-mad Jb (Count them in th s s tration),keepinth ;..?ri.J ,<etp out the heat Cut Y our Ice 1, ?so that the~;Automj * ?pp<nn or tw.). :jj water cold.without o COME IN A ic SUMMER N*xt Door to ' 11ic ?--a-? -? resident freeholders of the age of 21. 3e years, of Hartford school district 1(j Xj. 11, of the county of Xewberrv, te State of South Carolina, have filed a j t0 petition with the county board of edu cation of Newberry county, South Carolina, petitioning and requesting that an elec;ion be held in said school nf j disrrict on the question of levying a . special annual tax of two mills to be | collected on the pro])erty located in ; the said school disirict. ? Now, therefore, the undersigned, j composing the County Board of Newli berry Coun.y, South Carolina, do ?s hereby order the Board of Trustees of e- the Hartford School District No. 11 to hold an elec:ion on the question of levying a two mill tax to be collect- i ~~ ed on the property located in the said T- school district, which said election shall be held at Hartford school house, at in the said school district No. 11, on I'e Saturday, May m, 1914, at which safB idend ' * JBI iystem and : its many I .ompany | >ELF I ? ,m E in the best Agent I BERRY, S. C. 9 ?0 "jm H sjde^it^tays"* I tlC |;|?0-| iter m~{ m 1W I- % I V^twiJoJ -Be ? e walls <? Cu< BP p. i 111 i 5>- /&" ie cold, J , and Bills in Half I utfnoMjanMB ?? uHwanaam itic pays for itself in veeps your drinking e pe ny extra for ice Nn QFF TT . 1 1 i-/ KJ A-* i-i JL JL H : & hipp f fg National Bank election the polls shall be opened at 7 a. ra. and closed at 4 p. m. The H members of :he Board of Trustees of paid school district shall act as man- ' agers of said election. Only such electors as reside in said school dis- V trie: and return real and personal ^ property for taxation, and who exhibit g their tax receipts and registration cer- I tificates as required in general elec - 1 11 "U ^ J ^ ~ lions snail ut: anuweu iu vu.e. jmei;- h tors favoring the levy of such tax fl shall east a ballot containing the word "yes"' wri'ten or printed thereon, and I each elector opposed :o such levy ^ shall cast a ballot containing the word ' I "no" written or printed thereon. Given under our hands and seal on April 25, 1914. I G. D. Brown, Jr., S. J. Derrick, J. S. Derrick, County Board Education. dm