Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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HARDING HOLDS SEAT IN SENA! Making Plans Now fcr Campaig Prefers "Front Porch" Style to "Barnstorming." Washington, June 15.?Sienat * 1! J - Harding, ihe Kepuoncan canuiu<i for the presidency, indicated in conference today with newspap v>ien his opposition to a "barnston tig" campaign. His preference < - > ,he other hand would be for son: ?vhat of a "front porch' campaij from his home in Marion, Ohio, wi 3 limited number of set speeches c iivered on specific occasions. The Republican nominee also ma 1 u l J it clear tnat mere woum oe nu ?. lay in opening the campaign, a nouncing that he would not await t official notification of his nominatic The notification, he said, would n take place before July 15, at t earliest. i _ Friends of the senator supplemer " " ed his statement as to the kind * campaign he desires with the ass? tion that he believed the oliice A chief executive of the nation was t * ' Kn c <->11 Of fhigh ana too imporiau I IV/ ov through a continuous series of whi - wind campaign tours. Senator jig also announc that he would not resign his seat the senate prior to the terminatr cf his term on next March 4, b would withdraw at once his petiti< filed last week at Columbus enterii the" August primaries for reelectic " V??cs cnoo ine worjt OJ. prc?/aung ino ojj/vv of acceptance has not been started the nominee, and it is expected ' will defer it until after the conf< ence with Chairman Hays and oth party leaders now tentatively fix for Monday. "Great care must be taken in pi paring this speech" Senator Hardii said today. "It represents the ca did interpretation of the * platfoi and of the issues before the people ? ? < # Mr. Harding received out iew vn tors today and he continued his ? forts to clear away the vast amou of mail and telegrams congratulatii - him on his nomination. Among t callers he received was Leslie 3 Shaw, former secretary of the tre* ury, who at a conference lastii ' about an hour discussed the comi: campaign. \ "While expressing regret at t nomination of Senator Harding ~ the Republican convention, Senat I. L. Lenroot of Wisconsin, in \ * statement here today declared th "in this situation there can be b one choice?it seems to me, and th '* 1 ?1? Ponnli is tre neaixy suppuiv ui mc ??.(/?? can ticket. "I frankly regret the choice the Republican convention as I I lieve a man who had been allied wi the liberal wincr of the party shou ^ have been selected," Senator Le root said. "However, Senator Harding- is most lovable man, of the McKinl type, and maVss friend* easily. "There is dissatisfaction unon t part of Progressives but thev mi choose between suoportinc: the E publican ticket and having anoth fnur years of Democratic rul? and ; that imnlies. In this situation the can be but one cho;ce, it seems me and that is +o heartily suppc the Republican ticket." Northampton, Mass., June 15. The citizens of Northampton, t home of city of Gov. Calvin Coolidi turned out in a body today to w come and congratulate the Repufc can nominee for vice president. The welcome home to the govern ? came at the end of the most streri ous day he has had since he becai the running mate of Senator Hai r^ing. lie cnauea witn speaKer lett of the national house of rep] sentatives at Springfield in the moi ing and then went to Amherst to * tend the class day exercises of 1 jjJma mater. Governor Coolidge in an addn said that the esteem shown for h by his friends and neighbors nev would be forgotten and that he w j 1? i-t. _ l 4-U ueepiy gra.Lei.ui iui uje suppun, tn had given him in all the public offic to which he had been elected. At Amherst college he was entli siastically greeted and before i tending the class day exercises ht an informal, reception a*; the I Gamma Delta house. He was hail | by L. T. Eastman, retiring preside of the governor's class of 1S95. While at Amherst the governor i ceived the following telegram frc s Robert Lansing: "As an Amherst man I heart congratulate you on the signal hon done you by your party." Governor Coolidge has made plans for his campaign. He mien to spend his vacation next month Vermont. ? ,?i OREGON STARTS JOHNSON MOV] * ? Request That He Offer for Preside As Independent Wii! Be Made. Five Thousand Sign. __ Portland, Ore., June 15.?Mc than 5.000 signatures were obtain ? to a petition circulated ;n Oregon 1 / day asking Uni^i Stat i s Senat Hiram W. Johnson to repudiate t ' I platform adopted by the Republic national committee and to annouri himself as an independent candids "i for the presidency, according to ? telegram sent today to Senator Jo? ft son by W. P. Adams, Portland i S torney. jfi Mr. Adams said that he -lid r. a represent any Johnson organizati | that had heretofore existed but t'r r his telegram was sent in behalf 't^e many supporters of Senat Johnson in the recent Uregon p mary election. "We heard that similar petitio were being circulated in New Yorl Mr. Adams said, "so we started th.< here in Portland today. So far t petitions have been^ circulated or 5-? Portland but we plan to send th< throughout the State." i. I Adams said that he and the group [-? with which he is connected will continue to circulate the petitions until * * 1-..1 i JSeiuiior ,) onxisun ucciui tM jjwoitivt-ij ;n* that he will not be a candidate for j the presidency on an independent ticket . or Washington, June 15.?Xotilicaite tion that five thousand persons in a Oregon had signed a petition asking er Senator Johnson 01 Lainornia to real pudiate the Republican platform and on make an independent contest as te- president as contained in a telegram ' ^n sent by W. P. Adams, a Portland atth torney, had not reached the senator's le- office when it closed for the day. Senator Johnson, who returned. de from Chicago last ngiht, did not ap-; [e- pear at the capitol today and at his n- office it was said he was resting at he his home. j n. m ; Ot Card From Mr. Wilson. he Editor The Herald and News: I wish to thank those who suggested my na&ie as a candidate for town-; 0f ship commissioner of my township jr_ through the columns of your paper cf about two months ago. I also thank 00 those who privately insisted on- me ht to make the race and assure you that rl_ I appreciate the confidence you have expressed in me, but owing to cirecj cu instances of a private native I d*-' jn cline to into the race. So I wiil u.-.t ho n rnndidate for townshin com mis sior.er of No. 10. Very respectfully, ?l T. J. Wilson. I ,nB June 16, 1920. i he h Don t Abuse' your i z "'Wm4 fvfs f " ^ Don't tcad in a poor light. Don't read facing the light. he Don't read when your eyes arej SI. tired. IS" Don't read without glasses, if readn? ing strains your eyes. OUR GLASSES WILL ENABLE j YOU TO READ IN SOLID he COMFORT. V ] Dr. H. M. Bigby ut Optomfetrist 305-306 Exchange Bank Bldg. >liSuccessor to Dr. E. C. Pierce 1 of " M. M. BUFORD j I I a is still selling lots in the ey Middle Georgia Oil & Gas Company ! at Sandersville, Georgia ,h4 DRILLING OPERATIONS NOW ON I !e_ BIG MONEY IN OIL er Why hesitate when the conditions all are so favorable, when every lot pur-! re chased at $35 each carries with it} to the right of participating in all ! >rt profits and leases of the company, j My headquarters are at Wm. John-; son & Son's store. If more convew-1 ? ient .drop me a card and 1 will call j he to see you. Persons who have purchased lots' P]_ would do, well to increase their hold- j di- ings. Liberty bonds taken in pay-j ment of lots at market price. ?ul M. M. RUFORD ne Keep WeU jlj im Do no! allow the |uP I er kiPPl P?isons undigested SfpL ras 9Mb. *00(* *? accumu^te in Jtfa ey your bowels, where they ?Pj8 i es SSSIg are absorbed inro ycur IIgB ; .FT* system. Indigestion,con- _ lu- bk?H stipation, headache, bad h&1 t 8L|? blood, and numerous m Wr other troubles are bound Tjfa >*? < JSkI to f?*l0w- Keep your ngL n!' &PW system clean, as thous- Kb i e P$P anc*s ?* ot^ers do, by ^fcS I TlZ taking an occasional dose I of the old, reliable,J veg- Bfe- ! mM elabIe? femily J'ver niedi- ' 'll Pig Tliedford's |^P l 1 Ofask-Dreught Ja; *=* i _ Bp? a family medicine'? My ?g^ j mother-in-law cculd not S*?** i ,re dsgg too strong for her, so she @gaU ed gOg used Black-Draught as a GH&jj to- 'W&\ rci'd laxative and liver xSjj ! or regulator... We use it he *n ferity an{* believe psL mM ^ is the best medicine for E319 j ;;; jg$r the liver made." Try it. %1 ! Z atmA Insist on the genuine? kHB I l ^ ' on NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT, j - ' i . iai I will make a nnai setuercert ui i of the estate cf Willie H. Leaphart in ? or the Probate Court for Newberry j ri- County, S. C., on Wednesday the j I 25th day of June, 1920, at 10 o'clock; ns in the forenoon and will immediately i j thereafter ask for my discharge as j ?m ' Guardian of said estate. ' j he I W. P. Leaphai*, tlvj Guardian. ? ?m I -? : Subscribe to The Herald and News, IT rA Leader of ] Back of his energy is sound health, and back discipline that provides for regularity in habits ?bowel elimination. " * * - - . .? i ? I It is largely this freedom trom intestinal pois * young; that leaves him free to pursue his aims \ and energy unimpaired. Such health is out of the question for you as loi pated. And laxative and cathartic pills only a| the constipation habit. Nujol works on an entirely new principle. Instead of forcing or irritating the system, it si r ' 1,1 1 4-l^-wr mncnloc in t I waste, l nis enaDies uic many uuy muovivo m u tines, contracting and expanding in their norn the food waste along so that it passes naturally Nujol thus prevents constipation because it he easy, thorough bowel evacuation at regular inte habit in the world. , Nujol is absolutely harmless and pleasant to tal Nujol is sold by all druggists in sealed bottles only, bea; Mark. Write Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil Co 50 Broadwav. New York, for booklet "Thirty Feet of ) Sj The Modern Method of Treating an Old ( a Nui ol For Coy REG. OS. PAT. OFF. ... - " " 1 T . iT^r/r_i__ nr.11 r>_n_ u i maKe 1011 i^aiis num numc N Every residence Bell Tepehone is \ the same sort of a long distance in- j 113?strumeilt as the one in your office, j Matters that slip your mind during ^the stress of your business day can | *^$3^ be attended to by Long Distance Bell Telephone from your home at night. The low night rates make this a profitable convenience. i /S^ A SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE (f M l AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY x ? ! I I ?I -.-X .jj "^^PE-RU-IT Entirely Free from GclVC Catarrh of the Stomach ' "Peruna has positively done for T) ! C me what maay doctors fr::l<*d to U&yi'&m*1 iVAllAt do. I have Jteen time and again compelled to take to my bed for Pdays. TIio first bottle of Peruna. E jrave relief ;.nd while I always | L keep it in tr.> house for enierpr| is*l encit'S, 1 czih'.-lvr >njr.<c'f ?*ntir"?y | 1 ih W* o. f rrre frf>'-5 cr:f.*?rrh of t:?? nJj. !:* ! ! '\V'S7f?S 5 tK>- WOUM, wluch I ,,?- \ ;<$ . -.ill ?? ***vv ? ior^d fnr "o .o, .' colore Umuiiz g j - .S^gl | this n * | 6ES^3S2==i2?da P J Mr. ?'I. Vn?:ri**r;-r.. ":;jri?ifPT'. O. ?.' *? <,r - i"or:.i P.. & T. Ky.. 17 Highland St., Oram. ? ; - * 'v> ; &?. re }lapi<;st -Mich. ; 'v i3" %K*~ S 4 h~OwTXiHp^^f- 'I H UW 1 RED CAP BATTERIES' j Our Inspi ^ Outlive and ( Whi Trtwtal. l^wbenr.S. I AtHaddonAi / \ t =1 H ' ;Ul MM II I i KB 1 Msfflt JH i -??i: ^ !W ivien : oLhis health is self- a< of eating, exercising g ions that keeps him H ? * BB vith mind unclouded o ig as you are con&ti* M> (gravate and confirm I. as | : Imply softens the food 9 he walls of the intes- I rial way, to squeeze w d out of the system. I ' _ lps Nature maintain H t rr% 1 c?fK ltflipfit 1^1. I a 1 V CLIO U1V I u te. Try it. I ring I^ujol Trade ,G| IS . (New Jersey), Ss * pi Oanger". fin | 0 Complaint * H j isHibation./% I* /m . r 7 - ~~; i'SjimTm; 1 |1 Vtl I] ll ! f| 1 ftl a I ' ! TEACHERS WANTED. f For the ,Silverstreet school. One principal and two assistants. Applit cations may be tiled with the underI signed on or before the first of June. | .920. C. L. Leitzsey, * * v < (JierK oi tne x>oaru. j NOMINATIONS. Is , ' For Solicitor. Homer S. Blackwell is hereby i nominated for reelection as Solicitor 1 of the Eighth circuit subject to the rules of the Democratic party. For Stake Senator. ' I I am a candidate for the State t j Senate, subject to the Democratic z Primary. - I NEAL W. WORKMAN. r ??- -f D . r or nousc ui c?cuiai.cwa W. B. Boinest is hereby announced r as a candidate for the house of rep- a ! resentatives, subject to the rules of t i the Democratic primary. r Euston N. Kibler is hereby announced as a candidate for Nthe a House of Representatives from New- n berry county and will abide result I /O. wq a M f*. i,y 4% r car is sluggish in "getting aw our Battery is at fault, in and let us look it over. We line. A Stitch in Time Savei inrr o^mofrriDrf cf +T"nc fimo mO" lug COUJUkJUiiVUb Ub VX110 UllliV 11XU>( price of a new Battery. action Service is Withoi tmire Motor Cor C C " r Democratic primary. J. Wm. Folk is hereby announset. - a candidate for re-election for thcoust* of Representatives ami wifi. L>iue result oi Democratic primary. I am a candidate for reelection as* member ox the riouse ot Representees trom Newberry County, suh* * ' ^ " ? * 1 ^.? U /? Pi /n a rt y?n f \t% Ci LO lUf 1 Ultra Ul UlC uciiiuviawi. irty. H. H. EVANS. Geo. S. Mower is hereby announced ; a candidate for nomination for tbe ouse of Representatives in the)proaching Democratic primary. For Superintendent of Eclucatkm* I am a candidate for coun.y supertendent of education subject to tht ues of the Democratic party. ELBERT H. AULU Olin W. Bundrick is hereby ara unced as a candidate for the oflaofc: Superintendent of Education, sabct to the rules of the Democratirr rimary. For Trea*urer. Claude C. Schumpert is hereby ^unced as a candidate for reelection ? the office of county treasurer, sab> 'ct to tne Democratic primary ^ For Sheriff. Subject to the rules of the Dem? atic Primary, I am a candidate for election as Sheriff. CANNON G. BLEASEL ' ?? \ For Clerk off Conrt. J. D. Wheeler is hereby announced ? a candidate for clerk cf court K&ix pledged to abide the result of emocratic primary. Jno. C. Goggans is hereby annooaed-as a candidate for reelecton,to tla? ffirp nf Clerk of Court, subject ta? le Democratic primary. For Auditor. J. 6. Halfacre is hereby announce* 5 a candidate for reelection sfe )unty auditor for Newberry county; nd will abide the - result of t)? emocratic primary. I hereby announce myself as andidate for Master of Newberry :mnty subject to the rules of ttieT)r!lY!21T JAMES D QUATTLEBAUM. For Coroner. G. H. Ruff is hereby announced sss* candidate for coroner and is pledfc?j to abide the result of the Denufc- atic primary. F. M. Lindsay is hereby announce?}1 ; f) candidate for coroner and is? Jedjred to abide the result of fclw* emocratic primary. Commissioner No. 10 Township* , J. D. H. Kinard is hereby annausncd as a candidate for township eon*lissioner for No. 10 townshfp rill abide the rules of the Democrat: party. \ J. Walter Richardson is hereby an-tounced for commissioner for No. ownship and will abide the rules. o2l' he Democratic party. For Magistrate Nos. 1 and 8>. rVmrW W Done-las is herebv munced as a candidate for reeleetiesry is magistrate for Townships Nos. T> nd 8. and is pledged to abide by 1 ules of the Democratic primarjL For Magistrate No. 4 Townshtpt I am a candidate for reelection fcrstfagistrate for No. 4 Township soi?to the rules of the Democrats*? - >rimary. R. M. Aughtry: Magistrate No. 10. I am a. candidate for magistrate* or No. 10* Township subject tfl^rafefa )f Democratic primary. X <L KIBLEELJ. A. Kinard is hereby announced^ js a candidate for magistrate for Nifc10 Township and will abide ths result of the Democratic primary. ^ ' / Magistrate tor No. 11. I am a candidate for magistrate for No. 11 Township subject to roleas Democratic primary. T. B. RICHARDSONJ. . ' ?, , V Luther Crumpton is BeTeBy anlounced as a candidate for magistrate for No. 11 township and wrf ibide the rules of the Democrat* >arty. . . , For Magistrate Pomaria*'. Jno. B. Bedenbaugh is herebjr..aalounced as a candidate for reelection .= is Magistrate for Pomaria, subject-^ 0 the rules of ihe Democratic prinary. E. A. Hentz is hereby announced aa> 1 candidate for magistrate for Ptv naria and will abide the result of tbt> )emocratic primary. v a'KCar * ?l I ay it: may oe i are specialists ; Nine? ! Y save you the lit Cost to Yob ripany Whitmire, S. C.