The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 08, 1916, Page FOUR, Image 4
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$93.17, S. C, as 2nd class matter.
E. H. AULL, EDITOR.
Tuesday. August S. j
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tA'-ocording to the enrollment books j
there are 455 white voters in iNew- i
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berry county wlio cannot sign their j
own names, or ruther who made their
marks on the books. For Mr. Swear- i
ingen or any one else to use these;
figures as a test of illiteracy in this '
county would be a grave error, and j
tan injustice to the county. A grea4 I
many of these people who have made
tneir marKs can ootn rea-a ana ?nit\ j
Of course they slioul-i have signed |
their names on the books. |
If we recall correctly one of the ;
things that !M-r. Cooper does not en- j
dorse in the Manning administration
is the raising of the salary of the
sunerintendent of the asylum, and he \
gives as his reason that 110 salary may j
be raised legally by the governor and ;
further that it is against the law to
undertake to raise it during the term
of office and also for laay one to accept
as salary more than is provided
by law for the office. While Gov.
Manning is exhibiting the note he
paid and the check with which he paid
it, it might be well for him to exhibit
the receipt of Dr. "Williams for the |
increased na\ as super'nTendent. Did
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Dr. Williams accept th => n uney andi
the increase in salary ?Uve that pro-j
Tided by law If he did, then accord- j
ing to Mr. Cooper, he has violated the!
r?enal statutes ^f c.je S;?te. Since!
KAlr
C.-uper na? raistd t.question it!
would be interesting to have Gov.;
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Manning exhibit the receipt of Dt
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Williams for the increased pay.
We regret that we could not get to
the barbecue at 'Mr. Monroe Wicker's
on Saturday, it bad been our purpose '
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to attend this barbecue. Those who!
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were there suy that it was one of the ;
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best of the season. It is impossible
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for us to leave the office every work
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fViri iz-aCkL' Virvwovor* iniiWJ&
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"would like to be with our friends in :
the country.
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The Abbeville Medium is an econo-;
mist. It would out the pay of members
and attaches of the legislature,
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Goodness knows they get little enough :
as it is, and every man who goes
there goes at a financial loss. The
pay of a member is $200 and it costs j
just about that for him to spend 40
days in Columbia, if he lives as a memV*
t? s-, f 4-n^k looi^li+n??A rlmn *1 i t*A A r\ j~\
kJ^l U O iJLVy U. J. vU. IJL * V-. .
then in some of the counties they
make an assessment in the primary of
$50. If you reduce much more you
will make it impossible for a poor
man to be a member of the legislature.
There are some places where the
pruning knife might be placed that
would count. Try out some of these
if yea want to be an economist that
counts for something.
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Over at Baslev the candidates were
asked to state whether they were for : ^
or against Elease for governor?we
mean the candidates for solicitor and
for congress. If a candidate is going
to -use his partisan affiliations In a
private way so as to get support from
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both factions it might be welj to ma^ie;
him state his position publicly, but
we had hoped to see one year when the
candidates would make the race on
tbeir own* fitness 'and capacity. We
have heard o: candidates being a!:
things to all men. Running with the
hare and b irking with tiie iioanas.;
Anything to get voters. Those kini
should be nn:l', ;o out in i:^
opea. I'ut L: w a Candida* o is goi.v.:
to vot-i iu t . ryv-!i jr' race or any j
other icoes io\ q av,. 1 m for the !
office he seek?
This Is -i lire v:ii? to Cr ag the rovds
As socn cis liio r?":-s (ease. Ami v, -?
believe the "Dutch Prophet" says after
% the 8ih ot'* this month the constant,
rains are to cease. !
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<'ONCKKMV(; -rilOilTO
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11 a o ii >.1 iuui c lor i.* cr. or, 1' j
claim *::is been s-c* up tLat any man
" -s ;> R' 1HT if) il K "."II.
Any and all di-sens aue the.
RIGHT to run for governor once in
two years and by no one is tiie
RIGHT denied.
Any and all citizens have the right
to run for first terms, second terms,
third terms, fifth and twenty-fifth
terms.
To be eligible for the office of gov
ei'iior of South O.rolma, one must be
21: ) ea: s old. rJiected at that age.
one might, if he lived to be SO, serve
i"i terms without trespassing upon
anybody's rights and the people
would be within their rights to elect
his so often as they chose.
The fact is that the people do cot
elect men to be governor more tiuiu
twice.
The further fact is that the people,
during the Ust 40 years, in variably
have {riven elected governors two
terms when they asked for two
ifrius.
In so doing the people are wholly
within their rights.
Signs multiply that the people will
exercise THEIR rights this year in
the usual way?The State.
ir 11 De irue as you say mat no
imbecile would claim that !Mr. Cooper
did not have the right to run for governor
-why should Mr. Manning ask
Mr. -Cooper, and even demand, that he
explain why he -was in the ra-ce. If
it be true thati the people do not
etect a man governor but twice and
that. th?v always a man -fn s-nn
ceed himself we do not see why th?
newspapers and Mr. Manning should
be so much -concerned about Mi.
Cooper coming into the race, and w?
To the neGDle i
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wear good tailorI
have just got
Woolens and W"<
nrs. I am nrena
My prices are 1
$15 and up,
Will be glad tc
in and inspect
yoa buy your f<
workmanship gu
I am a practice
that it is best to
to a practical tai
a man who knov
tailoring"'.
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I seli my suit at
other fellow and then coi
alter it to fit you.
Yours,
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Merchan
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Get a Ford thei
come. Price now
Ton rin^ Roads
Detroit.
Distributor for No 4 To*
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; The fa- i Is the people Lave sot r. j'
and liU newspaper support|
ers very much scared. The paper;
! have had very little to say about
I State politics and The campaign lias
! h?nr> ^ nniot nno That TTIP^TIS thf? I
j UtCii Vi HiVV VAa-w. .* .
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i people are thinking and when tne j
< people think they generally act right j
, and within their rights. And it is up i
1 to the people to s- y whether they want j
\ a man for a third term, or whether they
| are not going to give a man a second
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term. Every one admits that there is j
sufficient dissatisfaction -to make a j
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I second race and tlii.t Elease will b.^ j
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1 in the second primary with Cooper or i
j Manning. There is no way to kee..i!
B.ease out of the second primary ex- |
cept by electing him in the first, and i
that i<? wha+ seme are claiming will I
, foe the result. There is grave doubf
in the minds of a great many people
whether Mr. Wanning: will be in the
second priror.ry. and that is the reason
for him and his newspaper
friends being so much concerned
about Mr. Cooper being in the runth'ti?
WTiv not as"k Mr. Duncan or Mr
DesCbamps what right they have to
be in the race and demand that they
explain and give reasons.
The Aull essay that received second
place at the Little Mountain high
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i school is printed in this issue. "Wei
could not get it in the last issue [
aions with the others. !
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of Newberry who
made clothes. i
in a big stock of ;
>rsteds of all colred
to serve you.
very low. Suits
) nave you eunic
my goods before
ill suit. Fit and j
laranteed.
il tailor and know
give your order
lor rather, than to
ys nothinsr about !
the same price as the
me to me and ask me to
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1 you can go and
r only $360. p
ter $345 f. o. b. II;
P. B. O'DELL, ii'
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ivnsnip, Whitmire, S. C.
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| Will condu<
I Monda
iDemoiiatraf
it"%l i nr
I Powders, 1
pointment s
and give yo
demonstrati
Pk Die
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I GILDEI
We have a very interesting letter i
from our correspondent at Prosperity '
which, we regret that we can not get |
in this paper. It covers the horrid j
economic scl -ol held at that place
last week and several other interesting
news items. We will print it on
Friday. We have not yet got cuite
got up with our -composition but we
are coming and hope to have everything
running: smooth very soon.
Cotton was selling at 14 cents in
Newberry on Monday tout there was
little being offered. The holders are
now waiting for 15 cents cmd it looks
like tney are going to get it.
Gov. Manning has issued an appeal
fnv nJd for the flood sufferers in this
State. All amounts may be sent to tlie
governor's office in Columbia. The
governor says he has made a personal
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inspection of conditions and tnat there
are people in need of immediate as-!
sistance.
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The first regiment entrained on j
Monday for the border and the second '
is scheduled to leave on Tuesday. :
1 * r ~ Viyv lore -?>-? 1 \r V\ O VI * f",
YV t? Lv*"! C LiiC UU* O U1UJ iiut V trip
u'.iu a safe return to their South
Luiohua homes.
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KEV?BLRKiAN ritOMOTED.
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It will be pleasing news to *the
many friends oi' Charles P. Pelhain in
this announcement to learn of ::if
promotion to the District inanage:
of in a Liggett-i'Jvers -Co., with
headquarters at '..Paeon, <3a. Mr. Feii
u s ,i yc:;^ ni?..n of fine business
:tuii..;ic-3. possesses indomitable will, i
ind untiring energy.
This is a well merited advancement i
[or Mr. .Fe'ii:::m and his friends herej
rejoice w ith him in iiis success.
Ivlr. 31. B. Elbert, supervisor of the :
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Baltimore district for tlie "Wear'
Ever'' Aluminum Cooking Utensil;
Jo., wllil be with {he ' .'."oar Hver" '
hl'i in Newberry o* WeJne.-uay aid;
.n Pros; eriiy cn Tuesday.
' TLe jacc t: ru the air" as shown j
3a the opeia loi.se program is not a
I'omedy but is one of lhe Hazards o: .
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Only live mere episodes of the I
'Stringe < ase of Mary Page'' at the J
)p- ra l.'suse. The next one is TaarsI
lay.
4Mane Gray in the - Man and His
*nsrel" at the Opera House Tuesday.;
}ou't fail to see it.
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OF BOSTON
:t our annual Tc
Demonstration
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y aim aa
OF THIS WEEK
:ing correct us
oilet Water, et<
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he will call at 5
>u free, expert <
ion.
hour that will suit
will do the rest.
r& WEE]
I be Kexall More
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! Prof. Pleasant L. K. Deaton of High !
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i Point. N. C., is visiting friends in the i
1 city.
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I PIANO BJ
Our second hard piano decari?u*nt is crowded to the limit wilhi pia
Read carefaily the tr.*nj uraszsi bargains in used, worked ov
repaL' eepartmenL
Judge for yourself the marked down prices at a savinw to yoi
1?$gco.co Steiff Self-Play ei Pia 10. dull and pel
- ?fd50.ee StiefF Upright, cuu and polished M
-?f750.00 Shaw Self-1'layer Piano, dull ai ' p<2?J450.00
StieflT Uprights, dark Mahogany
1?$450.00 stietf Upngrt. Oak ca.-e (used >e\er:
1?5375.00 Shaw Upright, polished Mahogany
??$550.00 JiciCM.-t Bretz St-lf-Player ] iaiw d>.l
; 3?Ijuu.'O iconic <v v_<irjjjjucji v. i u;.iu.^.
j 8 2?5500.00 Harvard Upright 1 ianos. Mahogany
I Eg 1?j.^c-.oo.!. & C. Fischer Upright I ia:u>s Wal
j Kg i?*350.00 Mathu-hek Upright i'iano. Mahoga?
i g 1?$300.00 Adam ifchaaf Upright Piano, Walnu
' RE 1?$450.00 Mason fc Hamlin upright ] iano. h!
i W 1?$450.00 Ch-.ckeriug upri.ht i'ia::o F.t:orcy ea:
j Sj 1 ?$3oo.oo Krte.-t Totjk upright Piano. Walnut
; M 1?$450.00 St tt: upright 1 i&uo, Kbonv case (us
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j P 229 South Tryoe St.
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I NEWBERRY Mi
! Where we will
! machine and re
I Experienced rr
* anTnmnmaP
car and try qui
Give
us a trial
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>iiet Goods I
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c. By ap- I
'our home I
auvitc anu
you and we f j
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Mr. Thos. H. Cromer of Greeuviile
visited his sister, LYrs. J. H. Summer,
last Sunday.
^.RGAINS [
noes of most every make taken a exchange for the Popular Stieff fc; 9
tr piasos, made almost like new bj experts in ocr up-to-date K 1
a of from $50 to $75. is this net Viorth looking into? Pr
ished Mahogany (used for detn'tioo; 5~oo.oo Jgf
[ahogany (used slightly) each 360.00 k,
lished Mahpgany (used sev. xi;onth?; 575.00 B
ed several years) each 250.00 ffl
il years).." .. 225 00 H
iz lliViXVil.-/ . " M
1 Mahogany (used 10 to 121110s. e?Ch\.4oo.oo
polished M "he gaiiy used short while 2x1.00 B
cf.se, (used short while) eacb 200.00 B
[nutcase (used .-h:; t while) 1S5.00 B
iy case (used short while) 200.00 B J
ca>e (used short wh le) .. 155.00 ra m
->ov.v ca^t (used shorVwhile) 200.00 KB
-e used short while; ... 200.00 B
case (used short while) .. 15?.00 *
t.*d several yoars) .. .^195.00 re '
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Char'otte, N. C Sj
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. Motor Co.
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>y Us at
ME SHOP j !
do a general
;oair business.
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lachinist and.,
in. See our
work, J
?be satisfied. I
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