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JIK. .1. K. IIi:\KY COMl'LAINS # Says ( Uiidi<lafc ( oo;:?T I> N<?t <.('N tis;^ a I air I?eal. To tli-' Kditor 01 2'he Xews and ourier: Allow :ne to address this op<i: letter to tlie candidates for gubernai I the campaign r.- .v in r progress in this State. The exhortation is, "Tote ;'aii\ gentlemen. ami see to it t :at your frit-mis lote ! .ir." To be perfectly plain and frank, as a ;riend of .Mr. \i. A. Cooper, in presenting his fitness for tlie office of i: v........ I v.nr<itifent effort Oil *.*! tlVI , 1 1UU1 ci jjv. ? ? the pan o. the friends of Messrs. B Clinkscaies and Manning to discredit j 'Mr. Cooper by charging that Mr. Cooper "straddled" in the recent Demo^ cratic State convention on the issue of m ) reforming the primary rules t > insure J ' an honest primary election; also that he was opposed to any amendment, . n?- hnn'sr nri ana inereiure, a&ainoi ^ _? ,? mary election. Anyone who knows R. A. Cooper knows that it is impossible for him to straddle any issue, and to charge in effect that he was against an honestly conducted primary election is not short of slander. The candidate who reaps the benefit of such f cbnrior should not receive the support of honest voters in a second primary, if so fortunate as to be in the second -primary. Mr. Cooper's county (Laurens) instructed its delegates to the State Democratic convention, in substance, to oppose any amendment to the primary rules depriving any white man who was a real South Carolina Democrat from voting. These instructions were, and are, his personal views This is what he honestly advocated be fore the convention. Some did not attend the convention, although elected. s Some kept mum on this issue. Now ibecause Mr. Cooper was frank enough and true enough to openly discuss this issue to secure his own and his counC ty's instructions, is it fair that he be k i denounced as a "straddler" and an op* poser of honest elections? Does Mr Clinkscales or Mr. Manning advocate depriving any real South Carolina white Democrat of his vote? Surely not. Then why make this issue against Mr. Cooper? In the few years past we have had enough of sneaking, vile, political slander during the primary campaigns dealt out in dark corners and back lots. Spoken in whispers, it lived and thrived and brought success, because net exposed by the light of publicity. 3 call upon the candidates to correct this fault in their friends; otherwise * they become endorsees of most culpable wrong-doing. All that the friends of R. A. Cooper ask of the honest vcter, who wants to vcte for the best man in the race for governor, is to make intelligent inquries. Aagin lei me say, "Tote fair, gentlemen, and see that your supporters so tote." Sincerely yours, J. K. Henry. Chester, S. C., June 26, 1914. * Sbuberts and Movies Join. New York, June 2->.?The most im portant alliance between theatrical and m tion picture interests ever formed was recently completed between the Shubert Theatrical company and the World Film Corporation is known as the Shubert Feature Film Corporation, with a capitalization o: $2,000,000, and will manufacture into moving pictures all plays of the Shu *- mi CrniKn*>t TKm uen company. me ouuu&i i, x cal company controls hundreds oi plays, dramas, farces and comedies, while the World Film corporation, with which the theatrical people nave become allied, have 55 distributing branches throughout the United States and Canada. The Siiubert Feature Film company is t?* make ail the pic turizations and thf World Film corporation is to expoiit them through its exchanges. Among some cf the best known productions to be filmed are: "America/* "The Whip," "The Blue Mouse," "A Chinese Honeymoon/' '7Way Down East," "Baby Mine'" anc "Little Women." Claude P. Grenker is agent for the Shuberts. 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Timmerman, Plaintiff, against Thomas Ix>nnie Player, Defendant By order of the Court herein, I will sell to the highest bidder before the Oourt House at Newberry, S. C., within ti'ae legal hours of sale, on Monday (saleday), July 6, 1914, all that lot of land lying and being situate in the Eastern suburbs of the Town of Newberry, County of Newberry, State of South Carolina, said to contain onehalf of one acre, more or less, it being lot No. 4 of the lands of the Estate of M. iM. Player, deceased, which land was conveyed to M. M. Player by Tabor H. Hill, aijd bounded by Lot No. 3 and No. 5, by lands of Tabor H. Hill and a street forty $eet wide which separates it from the lot of Mollohon Manufacturing Company. Terms of sale. Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. H. H. Rikard, Master for Xewberry County, S. C. , June 11, 1914. 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