The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, April 16, 1920, Page SEVEN, Image 7
"A Looker-on'
Some Net
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issue of your paper, as to the peopl*
question. You might, with equal prop
to all questions ihat pertain to their
everything that has in view the upbui
mdilFerence and lukewarmness of th
proverbial and those who give more c
building of their town than others are
aceused of some ulterior motive.
History records the lives of many me
their brains and their fortunes, for th
in the end, for some imaginary s?
whacked off; and then.afterwards, whe
ments are erected to their memories.
n-ii-an nil Vli<5 Httlp fortllllft. 3
pen, his personal comforts and desires,
^ ins of his State and the betterment oj
\ some imaginary sin, kicked' from plac
indifference. He had nothing left hin
Republic, and the forgetfulness of his
memorial to his great deeds, one of 1
land to an individual.
The Herald and News and its editc
good of the town and her people for a
is .any criterion they have been reward*
has not been a day, as I remember jt,
control of it, that he has not worked :
public goad. It is needless to say tl
public utilities urged, he has met w
Think of the fight, led and fought all
for the improvement of the streets by
electric lights. The editor wss.foughl
logic of an enlightened and powerful
three. The Herald and News threw o
to its great battle for sewerage. It \
brains of a high order, money and com
The Herald and News. But we hav<
system.
Today Newberry has the grandest
and enduring school buildings, of any
the editor of The Herald and News firs
terment of the school buildings, like ii
ed, he was met with the "bloody ,shir
travagance of a few, our children will
redemption of these bonds when they
splendid school system, our fine corps
structures, all built for our children a
a legacy any generation might be pro
The flerald and News has its rewarc
Then as to bonds, what idle prattle
our city fathers are able to float these 3
much more able will the succeeding f
retire them? There is not a State in
ance, -which has not built up its sys
? Some of them have been running fo
judicious policy of renewals. The fac
lend the money on city or State bonds
but only the interest. It is to be d<
Newberry has out "rill be finally liqui
not getting all these improvements?s
water and sewerage?at a very small c
Oar good roads will come in timehas
now a bill before congress appro]
work along the rurjJ delivery roads,
bill appropiating $20,000,000 during s
the "highways. Virginia has a splenc
South Carolina might do well to folio
yearly, furnishes between 800 and 1,
guards them, the counties fnrnjshing
harmoniously together they are maki
roads. If all the convicts of South
farms, were divided into two great r<
accomplish!
You were speaking in your article
could and. ought to do to help the road
over the tax books the other day, and i
Taking them at random (for there ;
business as them) I found that six me
and twenty-eight thousand dollars' wo:
did not include the buildings, nor the p
* *
nor on money, notes, mortgages?oniy
o? this kind are given in at one-half o:
ticular instance?and the other merchi
not likely give in their property at a 1
Merchant No. 1, $48,000; Merchar
$15,000; Slerchant No. 4, $60,000; Me
6, ^15,000.
And nearly if not quite all,-this morn
How much some of these have given
Newberry, S. C., July 31, 1011.
ULfcMSUN IKUMttSi
VINDICATE R1GGS
|
Col. Cummins, Commandant, is Also
Upheld by the Board.
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Clemson College, April 11.?
President Riggs and Colonel Cum-}
mins have been vindicated bv the
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board of trustees. Findings of the
N board in the investigation asked for :
by President Riggs and Colonel Cum-.
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mms may oe summea up in tne 101-1
t lowing quotations from the official.
report:
pF * "The board expresses its very full- j
est confidence in the veracity, in
tegrity and loyalty of President
Riggs, both to the college and its,
students and deems it unnecessary i
to express an opinion touching his |
extraordinary efficiency, so well j
known to the people of the state." j
As to the disagreement between j
* President Riggs and members of i
the freshman and sophomore com- [
mittees. "The board believes and j
adepts the theory of President Riggs j
himself, made at the hearing and !
found in his testimony, the follows:!
"My own theory is that these young
men, whether through my mistake !;
of their questions or their mistake 1
of my answers, got mixed in the mat- j,
ter of my approval of this order, or i'
my this order, with my not j;
k: ->\. cf this order. That is now j
the* only theory upon which I can j
rr? ii- Tno vrnnTof ii n r?-f tVii*; I
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9 Recites
vherry Historj
?vs. August 1, IS) 11. >
oticed your lament, in the hist week'
2's indifference in rgard to the roa
riety, lament the people's indifferenc
pleasures, to all public good, and t
lding of the town and country. Th
e people to their own interests ar
>f their time and energies to the up
generally less appreciated and ofte
n who have given their lives' energies
e good of their fellow-man, and wh
tort-coming, have had their head
in it is too late to be remedied, mom;
T pall to mind one man in this Stat
II the abilities of his great mind, hi
and all his energies, for the upbuild
: her people, who was in the end, fo
e and power to die in obscurity an
1 but the sting of ingratitude from
people. But today there stands, as
:he finest statues ever erected in th
>r have worked unflinchingly for th
quarter of a century. But if succes
ed and should be congratulated. Ther
from the time the present editor too
in season .and out of season for som
vat in all the reforms advocated, o
ith strenuous and bitter oppositior
nost alone by The Herald and News
gravel, and the battle for water an
; step by step, with all the force an
opposition. But today we have a]
ut the first skirmish line preparator
vas a long and bitter fight. Wealth
mercial power were arraigned agains
i today a fine and perfect sewerag
school system, the most handsom
town of its size in the State. Whe:
rt agitated school reform and the bet
1 all the other improvements advocat
t" cry of "bonds! bonds! by the ey
be poverty-stricken and ruined by th
' fall due!" Look around us at ou
of teachers, and the beautiful brie
nd children's children. Are they no
ud of?
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about their payment when due! I
bonds now at such a low per cent, ho\
athers and children be to renew an
the Union, ncr a city of any import
terns of public utilities upon bonds
r more than a hundred years, by
t that these men or corporations tha
; do not want their money paid bacl<
Dubted whether all tho.-e bonds tha
dated in this-century. Then are w
streets and pavements, and light an
ost indeed?
Senator Simmons, of North Carolina
priating $1,000,000 for experiments
Senator Swanson, of Virginia, has
;everal years for the improvement o
lid svstem. with her convicts, whic
w. The State appropriates $250,00
000 convicts, and fee3s, clothes an
the right of way and material?an<
ng hundreds of miles of substantia
Carolina, frem the prisoif cells an<
>ad gangs, what wonders they woul
of what the merchants of the towi
. I had an occasion to glance hastil;
saw some items that surprised me.
mnrnlionfc o -f* ^ A OO rrroo
v/wiiv/i vauuvo i/ajc+w uv uo vm
irchants;paid taxes on three hundrei
rth of goods. This in some instance
iroperty out of the incorporate limits
on an average stock of goods. Taxe
f their value?as I found in one par
ants, knowing this transaction, wouli
ligher average.
it No. 2, $14,000; Merchant No. 3
rchant No. 5, $12,000; Merchant No
ey was made in this town and county
towards the park, I am silent on.
A Looker-On.
Ctll^Pnt hrwJi7 ic oe /] <->?-> v ^ :
wvuuvim vvvij 11} ao ucal I U II1C CIS i
can be to any living soul. I woul
not wish at ihis time to have yoi
think that the young men of thi
corps would attempt, directly or in
dircctly, deliberately to deceive me
I ask you to accept their statement
of the conference with the sam
sincerity that you accept my recol
lections to the contrary."
Regarding the charge of hars]
and unjust administering of disci
pline, the board found as follows
"The testimony offered to suppor
the charge that discipline had beei
administered harshly or unjustl;
does not sustain it. The character
veracity and efficiency of the com
mandant, Colonel Cummins, was no
even brought into question. Th<
board allowed any cadet to offe
complaints or * testimony agains
Col. Cummins or his assistants. Fivi
cadets out of the corps of 800 offeree
complaints and testimony, but it i
i-i. ~ v ? i:r _-c i 1
wic uejiei ui 1,1 it: uuaiu wi?st every um
who heard their evidence was con
vinced. as was the board, that thes<
complaints were not sustained."
All the trustees were present, a:
follows: Alan Johnstone, chairman
Ex-Gov. R. 1. Manning, A. F. Lever
Henry C. Tillman, W. I). Barnett
J. E. Wannamaker, B. H. Rawl, M
L. Donaldson. W. W. Bradley, I. M
Mpuldin, R. H. Tim merman and J. J
Evans.
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HANDS, ARMS, !
, limbs asleep;
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! And Was Kun-LJown, Weak ano;
.; Nervcus, Says Fiorina Lady. 1
a' Five Bottles of Car&i
e ! ' Made Her Well.
o ; ,
i Kathleen. Fla.?Mrs. Dallas Prine, |
e j of this place, sf?ys: "After the birth j
?-i of my last child...I got very much !
n run-down and weakened, eo much. j
that I could hardly do anything at j
all. I was so awfully nervous that j
I -could scarcely endure the least j
0 | noise. My condition was getting j
Is: worse all the time...
i-1 I knew I must have some relief or i
e j I would soon be in the bed and in a j
! serious condition for I felt so badly I
j and was so nervous and weak I could
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jaaruiy live, iuy nusoanu asKeu l>r |
r about my taking Cardui. He j
d said, 'It's a good medicine, and good j
for that trouble', so he got me 5 bot- j
' ties...After about the second bottle I ;
a felt greatly improved.. .before taking j
e it my limbs and. hands and arms j
would go to sleep. After taking it, I
e however, this poor circulation disap- j
pearecL My strength came back to j
s me and I was soon on the road to (
e health. After the use of about 5 bot- j
k ties, i coma ao an my nouse-worK j
? and attend to my six children be- 1
e pldes."
r You can feel safe In giving Cardui j
i. a thorough trial for your troubles, it ;
, contains no harmful or habit-forming j
' drugs, but Is composed of mild, vege- |
d table, medicinal ingredients with no
d tfad after-effects. Thousands of women j
[1 hire voluntarily written, telling of
? the good Cardui has done them. It
should help you, too? Try It V 74
ENJOYS HIS |
: 3 MEALS A DAY:
I
> Hr. Woolen Tilnks Mocb of ZIRON, Because;
e It Hade Hin His Old Sell Apia. j
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L
K Sick people do not get much out of life.!
t In order to enjoy your meals, to do youi!
work well, you must be strong and
healthy.
Pale, weak, nervous people frequently j
f need iron to enrich their blood ana to re- '
v store vitality to their system, and a good j
d way to supply the iron is to follow the
example or Mr. Clayton Wooten, of Scot- j
land, Ga., who usedZiron Iron Tonic and j
'> has this to say about it:
a 'i have taken Ziron according to direct- i
t j ions and I can truthfully say that it is a
fine tonic. It has done me all the good.
Since I began taking it, I have gained eight j
t pounds in weight and enjoy eating three j
e meals a day. 1 shall do all I can to re- j
^ commend Ziron."
Try Ziron! Your druggist sells Ziron I
on a guarantee to refund vour monev i!'
i, the first bottle fails to benefit. Yoij can-;
L1 not lose anything, but very like'y will j
a gain much, by. getting a bottle of ziron, i
- today 1
ZN u
? \bur Blood Needs
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" Stomach
i Out of Fix?
s
g . 'Phone your grocer or
druggist for a dozen bottles
3 of this delicious digestant,?a glass
with meals gives delightful relief, or
no charge for the first dozen used.
ShivarAIe j
PURE DIGESTIVE AROMATICS WITH
SHIVAR MINERAL WATER AND GINGER
Nothing like it for renovating old
r worn-out stomachs, converting iood
into rich blood and sound flesh.
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u | ton, S. C. ii your regular ucaici
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Distributors for Newberry.
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Rheumatism !
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is completely washed out of the system b]
I 'he celebrated Shivar Mineral Watc-. I'os 1
itively guaranteed by money-back offer j
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Kppn th*? viral nrcrans healthv bv
' regularly taking the world's standard
remedy for kidney, liver,
- bladder and uric acid troubles? ?.
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WORMS
Most children have.worms, ^
sometimes. Sypmtoms are wz
0K lack of color, peevishness, M
restlessness at night, etc. fm
Fir TKarK??rfS Wi
Worm Syrup H
m "will po after and get the 00 j
ffflL worms, if worms are there. Wt j
gzp Harmless; children love it. 'Mb i
ym Old doctor's prescription jt |
in use half a century. At yM [j
vour drug store. Made by mb j
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babies. Have something in
tae HOUSE, ready at a min- j
ute's notice: "First Aid" that
inav save lhe baby's life while
you're waiting for a doctor. ;
. Dr. Thacher's 9
4 Diarrhoea Mixture I
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HOWET BACK
without questionti Munt * >?i?r w^- g, ji .
fails in the trealzi^Ht of ?< irn>a [ |
Tetter, Ringworm. Itch, etr i
Don't become discouraged be M M
c?u*e orhet Jrentrren's fa-!ed f /\( 1
Hunt'* Salv? has relieved hun- jft M
dredt of S'Ji h c^-es You cant V.# ?
lose on our Money dock f\\ / I
Cuuranfrc. Try it at our fi<k I
TODAY Price 7?e at
P. E. WAY, Newberry, S. C.
Corn
D#i!M
raiu
Stopped
Quick
"Gets-It" Loosens Them So They .
r Air A T;AU
Lm uu in a tfiuj,
The corn pains cease as soon as
& few drops of "Gets-It" reach the
oorn. It goes out of the hurting
business forever.
For a day or so the corn remains,
getting looser and looser and without
a twinge from it Then, It gets
so loose that you just lift it right
off, without even feeling it, and
cast it away. Thafs how easily and
simply "Gets-It" disposes of the
corn nuisance.
"Gets-It," the unfailing, guaranteed,
moneyback corn remover,
costs but a trifle at any drug store.
Mf*d by JE. Lawrence <t Co., Chicago.
Sold m Newberry and recommended
as the world's best corn remedy by
W. G. Mayes.
m "flu']
Keep Yciir Liver Active, Yoiir!
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are Delightful,
Safe and
Sure.
Physicians and Druggists are advising
their friends to keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfect j
u-r.rkii!-r order as a protection against j
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the return of influenza. They know
that a clogged up system and a lazy
liver favor colds, influenza and serious
complications.
To cut short a cold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with a swallow of j
water? that's all. No salts, no nausea,;
no griping, no sickening after effects. J
Next morning youj coid has vanished.!
vour liver is active, your system is puri-j
f'fd anil refreshed and you are feeling!
line wnh a hearty appetite for break-;
fas! 4- i-'at what you please?no danger.'
Ca'??l:!bs are sold onlv in original
j o
"ilo'i rrulages, price thirty-five cents.!
Rvery druggist- is authorized to refund I
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-o";r mnn-^v ir von .-ire iio~ piTi'xuv i
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Do not throw broken m,
awav. Let me weld them f<
and time. We handle all
your entire satisfaction. I
repairing at prices to please
in# and it will be promptly i
Correspondei
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Little Moui
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IUJLV ^W/V?
tion. No fray
| unnatural w<
night.
What wonder,
many housewi1
um instead of
table drink!
| Postum Cereal
fully fifteen i
boiling begins,
| full, rich flavo:
There's a Reas
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j Battle Cre
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Constipation
! Causes
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j Serious Ills
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iY/C loaay?i^eeps
One of the world's greatest scientists
says that more than 90% of all
human ills can be traced directly or
indirectly to constipation. How many
sufferers realize this?
Most of them continually dose themselves,
with so-called laxative pills,
calomel, oil, purges and cathartics
and force bowel action. To^ ^
do that is a mistake. It weak- S. 1
ens the bowels and liver and H
makes constant dosing neces- V m(sary.
Why don't you begin 2'ight today
to overcome your constipation^
and get your system in such shape .
+Vio+ Mnctant druceriner will be un
necessary? You can do so if you get
a 25c box of Nature's Remedy (NK
Tablets) and take one each night for
a week or so. "
NR Tablets do much more than
merely cause pleasant, easy bowel action.
This medicine acts upon the
! digestive as well as eliminative or
"RESULTS MORE
So testifies Mr. ,
Box 44, Rom
THE ^EDY FOR
"ers
For Catarrh and Ca
The evidence of one man like Mr.
to you of the merits of Pe-ru-na than
fifty years Pe-ru-na has been the Stan
diseases due to catarrhal inflammation
the organs of the body. Thousands, li
effectiveness of Pe-ru-na for coughs, c
and liver.disorders or any disease char;
If your suffering is the result of a
J i: n iruCj irlyi medicine.
I gvcr-nyfjzrs
; Kinciy-Scven par next, sf tft# pejpli
DING
achinery and auto parts
)r you and .save you money
kinds of welding* jobs to
also do a!! kinds ot auto
1 you. Ship me your welddone
and returned.
ire Solicited
Shealy
itain, S. C.
-effects of
P ?f II
Cereal !
r and satisfao I
fed nerves, no I
ikefulness at ' j
4
then, that so
pes serve Post- I
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coffee as the
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ninutes after
to develop its
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on for Postum
:ereal company i,
?k, Mich. , I
=n
If you are its victim, try |
strengthening your di- I
gestive and eliminative I
organs with Nature's 11
Remedy?it's better than J
laxatives..
the Doctor Away
gans?promotes good digestion, cause?
the body to get the nourishment from
all the food you eat, gives you a good,
hearty appetite, strengthens the liver,
overcomes biliousness, regulates kidi
ney and bowel action and gives the
whole body a thorough cleaning
out
^ m And NR does this without a.
W Mcisn firripi^. pain or un\
pleasantness. It works gently,
. ft wm but promptly and -thoroughly.
I Win a few days you notice the
JLf real result You begin to fee!
that you are living again, with new
fitrensrth. new energy, vim and pep
and ginger. You .soon find your
bowels acting- regularly without help^
Try Nature's Remedy (>TR Tablet3>
and prove this. It is the best bowel
medicine that you can U3e and costs
only 25c per box, containing enough
to last twenty-five days. Nature's
Remedy (NR Tablets) is sold, guaranteed
and recommended by your
druggist ?
$ CO., Druggists
M! L Amzzmml.
THAN CLAIMED"
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Hg, Texas
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EVERYDAY ILLS,
T*> r? t rr\ 11 ca/4 T^^_n 1 .tl O
juiavc uotu x t'iu-jua tvi i_
3 in cases of colds and
xh. The results have been , . s
1, in fact, more than you
led. Have also taken
ipia and can easily say it
e of the best blood puriI
have ever used." ' j
Mr. J. F. Arendt
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tarrhal Conditions
, Arendt is more convincing proof
any written words of ours. For
idby of the American family for
nf mnrr?tt<j mpmhranw Hninir
ike Mr. Arendt, have proved the
olds, nasal catarrh, stomach, bowel
icterized by a catarrhal condition,
catarrhal disorder try Pe-ru-na. It t
Tablets or Liquid
i have catarrh in some form. (
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