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r- r 1 . '.li s() -BILLS ON COTrON ~ IN LOWER HOUSE ? i ; sjej/kct (0>i>nm:n to hamile mi cm <rui: it.stv i) j. ku.'i v ki. ' | Will Elect Judge?Calendar is Ue.ired? Limit iw^ | TLe State. 7th. The: fcoiis& ~oi :representatives" or--' | Veptefd# fur the si-ec-ial se^-' J sioja & ili4 ^en^ai* assembly, r.e\iisedvj *4ati r*?h m*iri ? . f'ktfti" i tV Ct 1 WV/IU-WVU v??.w I pay of members and received 1"> new ibills, nine of which bear 011 some A * phase of the emergency which con^ fronts the producers of coU^r^^-^?$?v I suit of tlhe war in Europe. ? 4 It seemed probable yesterday that & * the hcuse would decide to appoint a * sal,ect committee to consider an Dins * introduced to remetfo^ tKe economic ! ; situation in which cotton growers < find themselves; Action on resohi- : tions to create sucii a committee was I deferred until todaj-. ? ; ? > . j The house passed a concurrent res- j olution providing for a meeting of 1 ^ the joint assembly at noon tomorrow , to elect a judge of the Fifth circuit j to succeed -the late Ernest Garv of Cn,n mini;. and a member oif the hoard .1 "of visitors of the Citadel in place of i i the late J. J. Lucas o. 'Society Hill. ! 1: the senate agrees to the resolution; .j ;; ti':.e elections will he held Thursday, j i ^ I o iVieodel U Smith of Camden, speaker; ? "? " " t * ! of "the house, arid W. T. Aycock of i ;j , -jOpduiflbia^. member *>f.the' law L'irm .ofv ' i Weston"Aycock, are t'.e only two : 8L ? "Tcsqi^iflaites- wiio/have- Irren annouh^ed , j^HNfejHt * r * ? ' v J j j : 1 r r* ' Vo r*o r* r?t n a r\??r? /-.li ' ro. V_/1 UK * avuuv. J VU UV liv.il. Wtii^l lawyers are said to be iir-a rbc^nire-mood in regard to the judgeship, th ;r) FroclaiHa4io^.^Ueahj. ^ a j * *V fJ n* * 3 H v .: : i i $ t' J?. L James A. Hoyt, .clerk, called the ^ftotfse to orcfe^ at tiooji. After roll > .call, Speaker Smitn ordered read the I pro^lainatioii itlie gaft|riror convening the special session. The Rev. j J. P. Knox, chaplain, opened the proceedings of the house with prayer, j ?T.hA gp.n.a'TA in form pH t/ip hmi^p that j ?THrarra 5esslonLan<3 "readt^Tor"'birsiA I ness. The cler?. of, the house went to j ] the senate to convey the same -infor- | ntatioin in regard to the house. > >"*">. : : i Mp. Wycire of- Spartanburg," ilr. *-Warner-o? -Sanawell and Mr.. " Brown-1 ing o: Laurens were appointed a committer to on. the governor and 1 A T * ~ y > r i > T notify 'h-im that the house "was ready ' - .-^9WgRaBBa?Ed In a brief speech, Speaker Smith I | r urged the house to proceed in a busi- j f 3 ife^ilike wa.% '*lo what is .to- be dor^e, W9wL applauded. ^ Qr>/^n L- fir1 d-m-ith -rn 1 dirt* ^ta li3*?rw*?n +. 7 " : micuxju tmued bilLs on the calendar were ^ proper ?pr..considerfct,Lon. BiU^s, w^ich..' the house r^usq^ toT .continue jatf)^he ' -la.st ^s^sipn .ai)4 dropped from ^he" .w;r ^jj.c^i^dar could be restored by un^ni\ .jijr mous consent,, s#id-Speaker Smith., L >' ?[ ,:ri; ",Tlie house receiveda :ane!B?a?- fcrom the governor. Mrv Nicholson-:' of : fl| (&reen(woo.d asked that- tae /.message W '>!.. be read ic iaiic as. lt Ivtid beea primed V . but .had not-/been laid; on- the desks r oi the? members. .L\ix. Wyclie of-^.par-j | ;t taolburg demurred.- He said that it f i would require a great deal of time to 1 read the message. Speaker Smith held.that any member had a right to < 1 demand-that the message of tfre.gov i- ernor. be read.,to the touse. The read .... , . .ing clerk started, on tlie message at >:;! 12:25.o'clock.- I ; j A pamphlet erf' 104-; jages 'donteflned the message in the' form in .whidh it' was sent, to the house. It is estitnfated to .be upward of 41,000 * words' in ' I length. >- j Message Head in Fart. | Just be ore 1 o'clock Mr. ^sicfrdlson y withdrew hl's request 'that '%:e WsJ0 " :"fi sage be read, "The reading stotope# 1 accordingly after the house tad heard some 20 'bfSfr pages' of the matter in. * ;1" ''the pamphlet. 'The piart of the: mes- ' ^ ;'I sage read to the house was largely a resume of some phases of South Oaro- , lina politics, viewed from and angle ' of the cfhief executive. The last- three 1 or four pages of the 104 page docu-' ment, said to contain, the chief! - - executive's' recommendations for leg-' islation at tie special session. <r were 1 not jead to the. house. The jnrhole ! message will appear in the journal today. A copy of the message was not given to the representatives o: The a)i(M > -- / U 1 j A cc\r*r\ v? r} t-?-* nccoom fnAW fV?r\ /%V? i r\-P . j?* ' i****- - ?- i. tTOttw nj' u < ?v^v~ry-?'^-?3fc- - -< executive to the nouse discussed the impropriety of one man holding two -? v.">;. offices of honor or' profit,1 citing ' -'!j/"varfous'Coiirt decisions. Mr. Kilber ' of Newberry interrupted the. reading -- : ' <of this message after it^had progues-,, Jm ed for ten- minutes with a motion that ^L\ it be received as information and reW.v ' " ~: ferred to the judiciary committee. It Mr. McQueen of Mariboro introW -// '/ mvced V* resolution limiting the pay of B member^ at this session to (mileage and ; I - /; per die:^ for ten days in view of the nancia-I vconditi011 01 the Suite. Mem ,iters Q- t-".(e &ogse objected to t e im-j liTN.iuue T'OTlFwTti'i a! ion of thr-McQm^-' cj? aol-ftuou, wliicU wciit oil .luc. cai- n- j dar. _ I 'Pi i.^,1 v/ioj-.ln tinnc o mini ntinc n i 1 ill '"T. I V/iV I i O I ' y V * *-* II v ; cial comioittee to consider bills in-1 tended to meet t:ie emergency facing the cotton growers were presented. j .The resolution differed.in the number o: members the special committee j should have.apd whether it should be made np of members of the-house and senate or of the house alone. 3Ir. Stanley of Horry moved that all- .the^ resolutions lie oyer-until to- i iJ ? 3 % 3 M ? morrow and be printt-d in tft? journal, illicit w|s agreed tpL ^ :j *j[ \S WvValendRr-i^ dleftre& Mr. Xicnolson moved that all hi Us j be dropped from the calendar of trig i house. Mr. Belser offered an amend- | .m^t except the McLaurin Ware- | -house bill. The house ov a vote of 40 1 * ' i to 39 refused to lay tiie Belser amend- j inent on tne tat>ie. Alter some ciscus- ; sion th.e house refused to accept the j Belief amendment by h vote cfi' 41 ! * r.j ~ ' ' to 35. ^Ir. Nicholson s** motion- was passed unamended and only pills and ' resolutions introduced at tl':<is session i will be considered. -v j ' i ' The Texas warehouse, bill was or- j dered printed for the information of 1 I members. After the introduction of 15 mis-J ceilaneous bills me . oiise adjourn?eii| at 2:05 o'clock to meet at 11 o'clock i i today. -y New iiills. The titles o. the bills introduced yes- ' ' ' ? 1 i terday follow: * < C. C. Wyclie?'To authorize the gov-' ] era or, State treasurer and comptroller j general to borrow funds to meet the j CXpt'IlStJS ui J,wt; o'ustt* cuiiiiciu uiiiing the year. 19L">. 0 -Gi <C., Wvclie?To ?X'to-iici the time : for the payment of taxes for the vear jftk; VfTPf!? ;;;]S J i C. C. Wyiche?A joint resolution ' c?e&tip& at.speciai'-coniifiissioii to con- ' fe- with members of otfier general as- J senjblies of the cotton gro\ving|States tjn/T catitino- frirtVi tf- r- and <3utiie^ otf 'jBfeid;* special' cominission. C. C. Wye he: To reduce'the acreage in the planting ol' cotton ;in this State. ? Kf ; . J) C. C. W-yiche?To exempt certain cit- | mm , Y?r k JiL" counties j from ~tlre'tax- levws-o^ 4944. iMr. Fortner?To provide for and' to regulate' tiie appointment off managers of election for primary ejections ! in tsKe jjtate. of.. South Carol?. 11 a. Fo*tner?To fiij^i^s?pnger rates ' on railroads? | Mr, Fortnej?To prohibit white persons from leaching 4n negro Jchools and. to.proi'::b:: negroes from teaching m wmte schools. Mr. Summers?To prohibit the fore- ' olosurerof morrgagoe 1*1 th?% State ! iriorgo ' "1 Mr. Summers?To amend septal ; 44.",,>code of laws of South Carolina)1!' m!, volume 1. so as to provide- for-'the extension ctf time for payment' of' taxes"lwl#3^fdPjtfi#sy WfF 'S8rf4. - i. 'Mr. Siimers-?To ' aniontl' '{section'! -~>1 G, 'code of'laws'of .'South' Carolina,^ 1912',' volume 'i* regulating''legal 1 teresi on decre>sj p u dgim e nt& ^acct) tints ] stated^'elc.'''' '' Mr. Summers?To ? in end , section j ' \ r - ' : , j 251S, code ,(>: laws of South Carolina, " ' 4 1 > \ ' '" ? * < * 1912, yolupie, 1, regulating interest. Mr. McQueen?To promote'.the ag-t ricultural prosperity of the* State by j controlling and.regulating the acreage'! to be planted or cultivated in cotton j and providing penalties for the viola-, tion of the provision hereof. .>iCdoAo. ?>ci: ci auu ??u ir ; strict the.cottan acreage to be planted J: in the State of. Sputi'i C^roiiria cfu'rlng4: the,vear. 1915. J , # ;; * ' \ 'Mr. Stevenson?To regulate the storage, grading and marketing of;cot- : t0?- " ' T BI.EASE I'ArEl! FOI! ( U'lTAL 1 -" //: "1 ] . 'z. , I Will be Tssirod Tlr^t as Serili-Weekly and Later as Daily. News and Courier. * It was- learned here last night that, according to reports frcm Columbia, a Blease newspaper will be started in J that city Ln the near figure, to be issued first as a semi-weekly and later as a daily. It was sttated that the men backing- the proposition met in Columbia Monday night, and a.'ter thoroughly canvassing the situarcion, formed an organization and subscibed $7,000. It j * ? ? ? ? ?- -3 4.1. -v *- V. ^ rvr> f n 1 o4/\n1r TTri 1 ^ I IS repurteu iiiiU Ui>e Kzajyuai jiuvr be $25,000 and that application will be made for a charter and the books of subscription opened -without delay. WILL APPROVE PLAIN' "UHl1 COTTON LOAD'S ' ' T \]*} i ? * 1 /; MIefAdo#,'and; Federal J?e\erve Hoard j T il-ola tn Tnilrti*ci> far I JUIftL Jluux/i .7\ \ | t ,:;.f . . Handling. Cr<wv ' '? * ') I ,rT irj.';? ) TT7 J~Vj? ,ti>Va^^in^tan,.,Oct. 8.?The federal reserve board took r.-;ops today to give its approval to the plan proposed by bankers of the Middle West te relieve the cotton market t'iroTtg.i a 000.000 loan fund. Festus J. Wade of St. Louis and other bankers who helped form th?- y'V?.r. . a.':- ; . c:. Wa.-^incrton for a confer ncc {' "Gets-It" 2 Drops, } Corn Vanishes! The Only Sure Knder of all Corn. Desperate, are you, over trying iu get rid of cours? Quit using old :or- ! mulas under new nr?nres, bandages, j winding tapes and cotton rings that ; make a fat little package out of your j This I? the Grip of the Happy, Coral eta Fooiemity of "GETS-IT." toe. Quit punishing your feet toy us.ng toe-eating s>aKes and ointments, j To use knives, files, scissors and | I.' ' I razors, slicing and hacking at a corn only makes it grow faster and bigger. It also brings danger of bleeding and blood poison. Th'ft new way, the cornhisiory, is "GETS-IT." .It's a liquid? 2 drops on a corn does the work. Pain goes, t::e corn begins to shrivel and out it comes! You apply it in tow seconds. ' Nothing to stick, noth- . ing. to hurt, and it never fails. iTry "GETS-IT' tonight on corns, caluses, warts or bunions. "GETS-IT*' is sold by druggists everywhere, 2"?c a bo-ttfe, or sent di .rect-by. II.^Lawrence <?. Co-,..Chicago. .''GETS-IT" is sold in Xewherry by.. W. 'G. "Mayes. P. E. Way, and 'Gilder/ & Weeks. as soon as convenient it is.possi-' ble that.the plan receive the vcfiproval of the board before the eiose of the preset week- . ; TRhe board aupojr.tod G-oc. fiamlin," Paul Ms Warburg and -*V\ P. Harding' -members of a cc'UiniUee to t-a>k TviUh. the .'bankers Although board members have no knowledge of the details-of the plan ;i was .believed-to night that in prifiaipi? ijt was, agreeable and that unk--s U-ere are unlooked for obstacles it will.be- indorsed. It was understood that the plan will meet the approval- of Secretary Mc- > Adoo.. - Mr. .McAdoo today received a telegram from Festus J. Wade of St.' Louis announcing that he would s?nd as soon as possibly a statement setting forth the plan in 'detail. CJX T)??t t?U JLUUIS 1 Hi I, , St." Louis. 0<Jt. "6.^-iS'even million, five hundred thousand dollar? today was .fixed as the parr of YHe proposed ? $i56f6ob,pd6; pool 'fo'r tflV "fniaiVeiij"..aj t the cotton crop' tfcafis Wite' r^jsed, r among 'S-t. Louis ij knJ\ s 'Arifl'-'business i " ?; W, 7 *7U.ii:rSl '? > ' 'i houses. .. r.ft Sixteen wholesale and "marliifacmr- J Lng firms'of'^t'. Louis'- haVe^ple^ed ,J ;$i00,000'each"io'tli6' cottcm fund.I * ?1 ? T.Ve "ClraVlotte 'Semi-Weekly "6b- 1 senvdr 'makes the imffortari't afthouriceriient 'thiV week that -begin ttiiig witli i January-' V, 191n,' iiayment will 'tie ? strictly on the cash In advance b'a'Sfe. ^ Thfs7 paper: idz-vThdoiitot'^dly on'e of ( the bset semi-weekly newspapers in t the Sonth and this announcement will < be of much interest in tn-is section. At the same time they are making ( the announcement that from t':ie ^ present date to January x, uiey win |j accept' ' 'subscriptions' on t:.e basis of | three'' years for $2.00. In this way, j they export to collect -all old. s^hr . senption-- accounts and bring....,the,;.< present 'Subscription list to, the-point ( where it .is all-paid in, advance. ,.v . ; . This Js. an unusual proposition for ^ such,, a high ;class.r.p$Lpei; and should, eertainiy,-bring .them sjotcne finc ,reT , turns. l :?-j. ;1 WFAK. VVF ARY OMEX * Learn the anse of Daily. "Woes and -(End Them. . / j When the back ich.es and throbs. < When housework is torture. ' When night brings no rest nor sleep. Wfoen urinary disorders set in. ( Women's lo: is a weary one. Doai's Kidney Pills are for weak 1 kidneys. Have proved their worth in thou- j sands of cases. Read this Greenwood woman's testimony. Mrs. Mary A. Griffin, 225 Sygert St., Greenwood, S. C., says:- "I had kidney trouble for years.. It began with pains j' in the small of my back and I felt dull - anH languid. Having: been told thai Doa.n's Kidney Pills were a.good rem--: edv for such complaints, I used them. I now feel much better in every way. It gives me pleasure to confirm my former endorsement of. Doan's Kidney Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't j simply ask for a remedy?get Doan'sj Kidney Pills?the .same .that. Mrs. j Griffin had. Fos'.er ^lilburn Co., j Props.. Buffalo, X. Y. . ; - < : r?r*3 ? < < | V <- ' O 'i : ' '. .Adler's j Collegian Clothes ' - : I I fit with glove-like perfection. Even the very hard-to-fit ) < A can,find tlieir size ill a becoming stvie.: j ? 9 Every Autumn stylo | is bright and brisk ? tHe. work of a. brilliant designer. At your first conr ( ,,j venience?investigate. Ewart-Perry Company Newberry, S.-C-. /. n-:.: //'.-'v. TAX NOTICE. . County Treasurer's office. ' The. book's'for the collection of State? ind county tax will'be'open'from'Oc- ; c'bcr i'offi to i)ecenil3'ef''3"fst;''iM4.f , JL o? ' 1I..0S6 W?0 preier lu uu au tau ^ n January,', 1 91d, 'rwith; 1 ''p'ef cent; hose who prefer to pay 'ifi February/ ,91o,' caji do so*"by ad'ding '2*i??r ceritj;i'7 hose who" prefer paying fro iff MaTCtfcirf st to Marcfi 15/1915/can* :#o so by!-? iddirig 7 per' cent; after 3lairch .915, the books will be 6To^'<fc': N. B. ^Taxpayers owhiiig property ;' n M>re than one township or special ^ * ' * 1 iVT" ?A J ? r\ y% w?, : -m Ck ienooi- CtlSlTlCt win pieasc imuim luvy Vhe'n paying br 'writing for th T amount jif" iris or her tax.1'1"This fs^fcy in;p.or ; .ant, there being so 'many ' special'! ;cf:ool districts. Those who wish to pay hy ' the 31st! >f December, 1914, and do not care' j ;o come to the office, will please' write j 'or the amount not later than December 25, 1914. Alter that time I am too msy to answer letters promptly. h In'sending stamps, nothing above a i' cent stamp'shoirld be' -sent. as Ii jannot use them.. ? .' fI f Tf money is sent, it would be best :o"register same; if se"nt otherwise, it niist'b'e :at sender's- risk;; Rv' rpfprrin? to vonr tatf receipts of! L913, you "Will know the township and special school district, or both, in svhich your property is' loca/ted. Tie levy for 1914 is as follows: r - Mills State i 6 Ordinary County ... ... ... .. "3^j Court House Vz Road and Bridge Note.. *4 j Ordinary County Note ......... % Roads and Bridges 1 Constitutional School Tax 3 ! Total Uy2 |< TrvrtcrLt fniiawins: localities,. JL_J AV/VpO ^ , . w where an additional jailroad tax has ! been levied: | . ? , Mills i Township No...l lx/z ; Township Xo.-8 2 ...3 Township.^0. & .> 2 And except: the. following school dis tricts, f where special school tax lias . been levied: j Mills! Xo. 1, Newberry 6 j No. 5, McCulIough ... 2 No. 9, Deadfall 2 No 10. Utopia 1 I Xo. 14, Prosperity 6*4 1 Xo. 15, Saluda 2 Xo. 20, Big- Creek ... ... i 2 Xo. 2^. Pomaria.'.. ... ..7 \ Sell Us Your * ? Leaky fount We will allow you c worn out) in exch Jewel, 2 quart fountair Credit for old syringe Costs you only Queen, 2 quart fountaii Credit for old syringe.' ' - ) ; y, >'ir >i': ->*fj </ Costs y6u only.. . Magnolia, 3 quart foun Credit for old syringe.. Costs you only Think of gettin in syringes ? // EVERY ONE WA nu nro o UiLii/LiIV U " ;:'' -aa watches]' : ' "S~~K \ 7T>\ I AND-.: jewelry ; ?Elgin in Nickel Case " : Elgin in Twenty Yes ; WmWiflkei i Waltham in Twenty P. C. JEANS & CC %'f? * * f. Repairing i 'AH Wb.^k Guarantee'1 '< ' . > ^sd &we% i>?Le) Telephone Sav< y.iOne of the children an Alabama farm and was apparently lifeless. The i .f(lI,frthe ^elepjipne and called t He told her what to do H#vfnr#? Hp arrived the chi-1 ' The protection of wc one of the chief values < : v farm. You can have this si the nearest oBelJ^Telephi y.<,. postal for our free bookl* < r FARMERS' LINE SOUTHERN BELL T] AND TELEGRAPH ( / . N'o. 30, Little Mountain 10V2 j N'o. 33, Jolly Street 4 No. 34, St. Pauls ... 2 N'o. 35, Excelsior,,... 2 N'o. 39, Chappells ... 4 N'o. 41, Dominicks ... ... ... 2 So. 45, Trinity ... ... ... 4 ,~| N"o. 4$, Jalapa........ 4 No. 52, Wtiitmire 5 Xo. 56, Zion. ... 4 Xo. 58, Sitverstreet 6 Xo. 11, Earlford .... ... ... ... 2 .. Xo. 12, Johnstone 2 Vn 1?. Sr Lukes 4 Xo. 16, O'Neall .... 2 Xo. 18, Fairview ... ... 2 Xo. 3 9, 3 wilton ... 4 Xo. 22. St. Philips ... .... 4 - , I Xo. 31. TChoeland r..? . .V'... .. V. ,2 J i Old Worn, ; 1 | <. ? :ain Syringe :redit for it (even if lange as follows: i' syringe 1 ILSL'OO'' .25 ' - ' ' ' ' ' t> ?-? ?? -75:, . . ,, i syringe .___ 1:25'' " .50 ' " "51. , // IH;' 'j *A ...,r :f; .Ur.i. t>:!!t:i -.n ,,f. ^ ^ ^. 75 * - * ; - / >' '' * * - a -aa' f *r/ itain syringez.w 1.25""" ' -0' y. A" -.hiv) g such values ; for 75 cents .RRANTED BY I e WEEKS : aoil'i'm ) I - - I -I ?M? ' I...I I ? OOO.OQZ V.'.'Ak Yoar Watch Taste tan be''stilted perfectly oioriWiiiiM here. .. Do you want a .-good timekeeper that -is .- not i expensive: ' \Ve tair setfyBu ' ' -;v }<.~H rypj riii'crhd ,-an Elgin or \Valtham, as re 'o <>wJ K-th oj liable- a time keeper as, py >e I found or' any other' make that | - *' !> ' '07: '> o >:' >(/ '/// you may prefer. r? /\ 3 ! $o.ou ana up.-'.: ><> <% m> tr Gase $10 and up.; m Case-$5 and up. ;><>.* ' Year Case $9 and up: -i! IMPANY, Jewelers - i'Specialty t . No Charge for Engraving I .bsifentsu 9<f ed CJhild's L/ife '< \' ' I I'O 'V/*T > -* fell into a water tank on rescued unconscious and frantic mother rushed,to he doctor six miles away, and started at once, but id was out of danger. v >men andchildjreais Qjilj oi the telephone, aa,the / . . t ? -. if irvic*: at small cost^ See on,e,Manager or 3,end a it. r *< /:!,in ;w< DEPARTMENT ELEPHONE . ail, It n L,UMrAW I " ' ' I 'f * ' ' f / I No. 43, Bush River ... 2 No. 44, Smyrna i. ... 4 No. 59, Pressley ..; ... 2 A poll tax of One JJoiiar nas dc?u levied on all ,male citizens between > 1 J ; / . *. the ages of 21 an4 60 years, except ' 'I.* , r ;; . [ those exempt by law. A tax of 50 cents each :s levied on all dogs. "' PersOns-liabte to road duty may pay a commutation tax of -$2.00 from the ~ " " ^ i<M4 +/* Hia /?nv iota or uciqdwf iu w o: .December, 1914. All taxpayers remember all taxes have been listed separately, and please see that you have a receipt for eacn piece of'-preperty so listed. ? > Jno.L, Epps, County Treasurer. V ' * |