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imS U VIlL WIN IN THE AD- ■' . " OUST P JIMARY. JUDGE JONES PLEASED Coniipletc Ilotumx 1'roni (Vmnty Con- ? Volition* Show that the Jone* Sup- . porters AVill he (.'reHtly in the Mo- Jority in the State Convention, Which Meets Xevt Week. With the returns from Dorchester Ihd 'WnTTamK'hurK" on the results of the county Democratic conventions held in thi State Mo'iday the rei'orts, hs received hy the News and Courier Bhpw tit 7 (ieie.rates to the "t-’ta'e vention, vvlio ate classed as su;i- .rf" Ttorters of JuJ^e Ira 1(. Jones in the contest for Die Governorship, hi for Cole D. Hlease and 7.U whose Ijan- ings are not Known. JiVith comnlete returns, tliepefore, and rei'orts from all the forty-four counties, it ap pear# that Jmice Jones's friends will have complete control of the State Convention. The \\ iHirimshiiri'. <'onv. nt ion re ported Tm :•!:;> niciit, past ed resoln tions cn I>.rr.n.t; «! »v< rnor Woodrow Wilson as the Demoeia;je f poiee .'or I'residenti:iI i imlitlite. J his mtilfes flve count 1 -s Dial inst'ue'ed fur Yv'ii son, vvith a toM| of ."iii de|eeat.*s There will he itft del. ua'in the State (’on ventc,, no pn shleti’lrtl candidate is m sijn 1 of Die eado"se- nient, altiioi'ch witti sentioien's o\ pressed, Wi'son a| pears to he Die choice of con \ en t Ions, whose d ■! - gates nttmle r romethint'. over Iimp Regard in 2 Die lemilts ,,r the coun ty ^pBVPntlons Do' ernor Please, ac- rortllnt: to a die; utrh from Columbia Tuesday ni.-ht, said "Judciiur frofu Die newspaper r«- ports I tiresum.. that a majority of the dele_"t‘es to the State t’onvei.- Don w ill l«,. mifa\ oralde to my ean- didaev fur r... le ’hm llowever, I am very murl' nrati'ied ;i* Die result of the coin. nDoim throughout the State on M >Md > . narDcularlv In Di it so many of Die i nunDes ha'e gone on reced ;is a. - inst res'rictiou of 'he rights of Dll. peo■ de to vote in Die primaries 1 'o not tlilnk that the results of v.v.rdiv will have any effect in the Dnheniatorla! race un less I! he pe haps to wake up my friends at 1 mak' Diem more careful in the fu'ii'e I have reeelved re ports feont s-o* e of the counties whPh are i a il i tie pen t from what is in the t.ew '■ pa; > i s "In ndinion • ■ i tijs I 'im inform ed that In Ardor.- >u the rigiits of the people were cilDrelv is'tiored and a comOiittee was apnoin'ed to name the delegates and by a clialrman wh > is known of all men to '.e one of my bltti rest enemies ('onseouently we coulil expect tio'hing else from them SWEEPS HOME COUNTY \KWBERHY STANDS LOYALLY BY CiOVBRNOR BLEASE. His Supporters Had Their Own Way in the County Convention on I^ast Monday. A Newberry dispatch to the News and Courier says the Blease forces completely dlmlnated the Newberry County Convention Monday. Gov ernor Ulease was In attendance and was elected president of the Con vention, was re-elected member of the State executive committee, heads a solid Rlease delegation to '.he State Convention and Ms former law partner, Fred H. Dominick, was re-elected county chairman. Governor Rlease was heartily cheer- ed when County Chairman Dominick turned over the gavel to him. The test of strength between the Dlease and Anti-Rlease factions came early In the Convention on the election of president of the Conven tion. Governor ' Rlease was placed in nquiinatlcfn by J. Marion Davis and Joseph L. Keitt was placed in nomination by Walter 11. HuuD I lie Convention ordered •'roll call of delegates and Governor Itleaso was elected over Mr Keitt by a vote of it.*i to 7. JONES JISJLEASE HOW THE COUNTIES TOTED FOR STATE DELEGATES BLEASE BADLY BEATEN Jones’ Supporters Will Control the State Convention hy a large Ma jority, Having Elected Over Two Thirds of the Delegate® to .That Body as Apjmars Below. In the County Democratic Conven tions held throughout South Caroli na Monday Rlease and Jones having been made an Issue In the choice of delegates to Die State Democratic Convention, which meets at Colum bia, May la, keenest interest cen- red in (he results. The sentiment of Die candidate for delegates were In many cases sounded definitely, while in others-spolitical trend and past political affiliations determined the voters in the selections. From the returns received from all tile counties, it is evident that Diere is a majority sentiment in fa vor of Jinlgi' Ira IK Jones for Gover nor as against the incumbent, Cole I. Hlease. Over two hundred are I furD r mi' ' ii a In i Ireenv Hie it Is al •nos' I'uDriJv a city ibiegiit I in snd from ropovts th'-re I nm riitlsffi'.l that the ci'iin'v p, np'e and Die mill people w . re net fiitiv rep resell' ‘'d in the Con v. : Don it vv.tn Diis Con vention pl an a 'el Hist sueh schem m as was d < 'll*' Vi steed.IV tiv certTn people ttrit Proncht 'itueit the r..- fortn inove’i i rt in .ind swept Tillman ai ' and ttio o' ! f dlovv , S otlt iito oth' ' M (T I N t In i rlmarv in A iigu s v. 1R . 1 o w t )l. • tb" con \ *»•! tions of V I f- . ■ ■ r : . 1 tv ■ • bn: a nnis^ii the p •it p b* t It il :irf vv h ic| I li \\r hci'tl t r > i' c ' , -1, ' \v t I'.'Mtl nanici;. that t fie l.t ' .- ;. ft •> at ' i certain ot b er '■!« tni't) s a ■ ■■ i fi le i s o r i i g ! i) - ■ gain < u'|t • ll| nt Dm S'. !«• nii 1 get Du SO-flt i led a- •hi r tc\ bm k on top Th< ir s.Rh ■: • w . 11 ! ;•:! I u ill he f"- oh dc 1 Cov ■ f. r l \ : 1 ! [i i:* r ma: tri ty the ti 1 r. . . , a t A , t ye i r- ll v (' My votes (lit it"' , O'. , ■ Do:.' Dt or it 'S- s.until G Hi . f > i felf ■ t s iind Con rt Hntls. I" It rs. lint rum th" " tv no) -ha' !> vs' : • d (' e leai ling men Of Dll’ St.!'-' :. 1 II on t bom I am do- ponding a' i . It tb n 1 rest 111) cat.se a’vl i ! ' s in v Old haitiR v W I I’ll you hour D "M t! o bovs t tat were bom o \ rr d f ; • ? «*n din i: to Dt‘*tr I t • lie •; S > ti! \ jll (BIT. ’rent ri - s u'T i s. \N t‘ \s i r vv i 1! - -e • "I a: n s t * i • V to e the s;ilit in Charb ■ston j •'ll h V't* that the two ! tcMo !s enn Sc' ' it * Mi e It 1 •Toren "s ru d t !>me t'X the St n •e r n ' ciit iot. ’> Hho’i.t :\ cotH' ■•," said Dm C,ov or. I'e is c^i'Didi tH of uettimr Tut j' rity :n (Tvtties!on ia :li ton. n- a Mg el. V Jndue doiies Much I’lei-cd. J udge J.oies when ask el lor an : n- tervievv Tttm-d-.iy as lo the results of the «'!••! :i."',a Monday, stated to The News and Co-iDer corres iondent i !).•>.: he was nmeli gratified ,'t Di i action of the. various county eonvenDous over the b't.ite and felt more confi dent than ever of his d>■Don. People Won (.real \iiiory. A great victory for law-enforce ment has just been won in Roanok", Va. Judge II. M Wood?., one of the best citizens of Die city, was elected mayor over Joe! 1 CiHehin, who only a short time ago was removed because he failed to enforce the laws. Boy Died from Iiork Jaw. The State says Walter R Rogers, 7 years of age, the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rogers, of 914 Second street, Elmwood # extension , died 'Monday morning as a result of lock jaw. While playing with a small, rust? aaw Saturday he cut himself M6 tetanus set In. two factions, Die lines being closely drawn in ibis election and there was no furDnr opposition to the Hieasr Di kets. Tile eight nelegates to Die Suite Convention ware placed in nomination by Kngene S. Hlease, a brother of the Governor, and were boson by acrlamation, there being no ticket nominated against. Diem Governor lUease was chosen Stale executive committeeman by acclama- thm. Tile delegates to Die State Donventlon are: Cole D Rlease, Fred II Dominick. A. H Hawkins, S. W Y'onrig, L. W Floyd. A D Hudson. II () I-ong, J. M Davis There was intense interest in the Convention It was understood t here would be tickets all along Die line by both factions, but the lUease forces work ’d without opposition after the first derisive test of strength. A resolution was passed instruct tng the delegates to the State Con vention to oppose any effort to change the voting qualifications Die primary The Presidential situation was not broached in the Convention, but Die Newberry delegation is Anti-Wilson Hnderwood has several strong sup porters and the delegation will in .ill probability sup|>ort Cnderwood It s. however, opposed to instructing rlie State delegation to the llaltl- ■tiore Convention W. II Hunt and J Will Wilson were chosen vice presidents of .he Donventlon ami John K Anil and Frank R Hunter secretaries. The Donventlon was organized with Doiinty Chairman Fred H Dominick ;n Die chair Governor Hlease returned to Co lumbia this afternoon He said oe wanted to express his heurtf'lt hanks to the people of his home oiintv who had so substantially en- lorsed him at the County Donven ton There had been an effort to get if etrrula'ed throughout the State be said, that Newberry had rei.oiim -il him. "1 suppose," said Governor Hlease, tiie action of the Democrtic Donveti- ■ioti of Newberry County to-dav where the lines wa re drawn, is suttl- ietit to nail any such report. I am beplv appreciative of the support which Newberry County has given oe in all my past political career ind the support which the people if my county continue to accord me I tiad no fears as to Newberry, how ever ! County Democratic Convention and dn every contest the Jones faction came out victors. Six of the eight delegates are for Jones and two for Rlease. Woodrow Wilson was en dorsed for president. Chesterfield County. ChestH^field Democratic County Conventiorf elected five Jones and one whose choice of governor Is not knows. Clarendon County. A resolution opposing the restric tion of the Democratic vote was a- dopti-d. No applaose followed the incidental mention of presidential candidates names, and no meneion was made of Rlease and Jones, but the eight delegates elected are solid Jones or anti-Rlease, and they are equally divided In personal prefer ence between Wilson and Under wood. t Colleton County. Every delegate to the-State Con vention Is a Jones man for Governor, as between Hlease and Jones, and elected as such hy an overwhelming majority. A noticeable feature of the meeting was that five nominees, all pronounced iilease men, were de feated in the election of delegates. They are Senator J. D. Ackerman; auditor D. L. Smith, II. W. Rlaek, Jr, D. B. Peurlfoy and J. E. Moore. Darlington County. The entire delegation from Dar lington of eight men are all for Jones, whose friends dominated the convention in everything. Dillon County. Dr. W. Stackhouse introduced a resolution that the convention in is how the coun-! dorse the candldaey of Woodrow Wil lson for president of the United States. This resolution was unani- (PricUj Ash, Pok» Root and Potaadum) Prompt Powerful Permanent Its bsnsfidal si- Stubborn aasss Good rssohs srs (sets srs usually yield to P. P. P. lasting—it Cures i«U very quickly when other medi- you tostageund Olives are mslseo Mates rich, red, pure blood—cleanse® the entire system—clears the brain — strengthens digestion and nerve*. A positive specific for Blood Polaon and skin diseases, a Drives out Rheumatism and Stops the Pala; ends Malaria; la a Wonderful took and body-builder. Thousands endorse it. F. V. UPPMAN, SAVANNAH, GA. SHIELD BRAND SHOES Every pair of Shoes carrying the Shield Brand label Is guaranteed to Ue the best value that brains and money can produce. Fit Best Wear Longest MANUFACTURED BY M. C. KISER COMPANY ATLANTA, GA. Classified Column Bure-bred White Rock Cuckereto—It to $5 each. Eggs. |2 per 15. r. w. Pittman. Enfield. N. C Seed Chufaw—$1 per peck, or »3.t>0 per bu., not prepaid. Perry A. Jones, Defuniak Springs, Fla. I'lariv Sweet I’otato Blantu—-Best va rieties. Descriptive circular free. (hiss Pecan Co., Lumberton. Miss. Eggs from bred to lay S. C. W. Leg- horns $1.25 per 15, after March 15, W. H McGlofhlin, Portland. Tenn. Eggs—Choice S. Ruff Orpingtons ami Silver Ljced Wyandottes, 15 for $150. A Perkins. South Hill. V%. iniing .Men ^Wanted for government positions. Full information tree. Eastern Civil Service Schools./Dar- bv. Pa. S. C. White and Brown /.eghorn Eggs, $1.50 per 15, special prices on large lots. Kelly F^rm, Cleve land. N. C. eadlng vari- for hatching, W. Wanghtel, placed in the Jones column, while this showed (be strength of the, about u . tlf a hulllir , ( | are avowedly Please, and about the same number doubtful. INri t les v oted : Abbeville County T iie convention was composed of j niously adopted and the mention c.f more represutatlve business men i M ilson 8 name was ctieered vigorous- from all parts of Abbeville county '. v ^ similar resolution was adopt- than any meeting In years , ed as to gubernatorial ed as to gubernatorial office of Right delegates were elected, and biouth Karolina. 1 tie convention every one of them' is said to be in "ent on record as indorsing Ira I out and out Jorii's man The dele gates were not instructed on any point. j Aiken County I Everthing went in favor of Jones. 1 jll'-f b> eomilioil consent, as it we-r The Please men themselves commie tliejr alisolute defeat at the coiiii'y convention for if is generally known Uh,at, wl'hout a doubt, the entire i.- legaiion of eight favors Judge Jones' The tntire d'leg.Rion is for I elo tion as governor Edgetlebl County. After the enrollment of d '.Tones for governor There were on ly two dissentinir votos in the con vention, composed of 111 meuiiiers Dorchester County. At the Dorchester coii't y Me’i.o- i ratic convention the following in b- gates were elected to represent Die county at the State convention: a D Hivens, J. A. IIi'’t'H, H. I! Gross, Dr. A U Johnson. R I I.Hnehou?'- ’ 1 ' .-.i AiulerMin County. I The Jones forces captured the An- j n [ di rsoti couu-ty Democratic conven- I Don Mondav, electinkt lones men as I delegates to Die State con veil’iotl and Jones men as officers of the co::- • vetiDoti \ii'i''rson sends twelve delegates to D>" State Convention. Bamlierg County. I*he Hamberi.' County Democratic Convention passed otT quieDv and without friction i'our of the deleg,i’es elected are for Jones Rnrnwell I'ounty. Tiie elei tion of eight, uiuustru.t- ed delegates to tiie State convention and Die endorsement of Woodrow Wilson for president marked the niee'ing of Die Harnwell county con- e|ega- from tiie local clubs six delegat,"' wore chosen'to the State convetiDo:!. Senator II R Tillrn in. tiie ilrs’ cli i n. was elec’ed by acclamation A motion to elect W J Talbert a ga*e hi like manner was defea’.-d Resolutions w ere adopted pr.o ili • tijiain lo a si > endorsing Senator T.li man for the b'nited States s.-are lodge lones for governor and S T ■>iv Carter for State treasurer. 1 airfield ( omit> . J tie choice of the deleg’ates for D.overnor is no - known They may h> for Hlease or tli'-y may Pe for Jon - Florenee County. The Florence county convent) >n vention A motion to pledge Die | refused to enter a fight on any sub- delegation to vote fog Jones and J'“ t and would do no more than en- Gov Please as delegates at large ' 0 , dorse Woodrow Wilson as a can.li the national convention was voted date for president. The convention down, tun a canvass of the names •>! refused to bind its delegates to vo'e the delegation reveals the fact that for ail Instructed delegation to HP- six are .1 Miles men, one for Please Dmore. I he del. gates eb'i 'ed wore Why suffer these every day Aches and Pains Protect your family—your loved one*—against them. Have In your home a bottU of Noah's Liniment, the beat • ingla preparation any family can have. It Is « Pain Remedy as well as a Liniment for external application. Can be taken safely for colic, cramps, indigestion, diarrhoea, etc Noah's Liniment is a fine preparation for sore throat, coughs, colds, aathma and toothache. Uae Noah's Liniment for rheumatism, atiff joints, neuralgia, strains, sprains, sore muscles and aches and pains of all kinds There U no better remedy. Be ready for the emergency by having Noah's Liniment in your medicine closet to-day. It ia the Best Pain Remedy and sold by all dealers in medicine ; three sizes, 25c.. 5*c., snd Sl.M. If it isn't satisfactory, go to your dealer and fcsk for the return of your money. It la yours and we want you to have it. Made in RichBood, Va., by Nub Reaedy Cwpaiy. Sweet Potato Plants eties, $1.50 M. Eg $1 per sittlog. G Homeland, Ga, Agents—SteamslDfi Titanic Disaster. Domplete,-. amthenti,'. biggest book, best terms. Addro ’S'Carolina Sales Agency, Orairgrbu:u. S. C. iVuuUd—Aljm lor iiii.l logging work. Good location: comfortable quar ters Urnnipt pay. Yellow Pine Lumber Co., Folkstone, N. C. i; and on>' unkii'iwn, wliile Die thr«'e uHematis are said to lie fur Junes lleHllfi.rt < ouiit > . The Democratic county conven tion e I .a ti d s:x delegates to the State con v eti: ion. live of which are anti-, ceding and holding a s. 1 1 lease No men'ion was made of ventiiy/ when they w.-r candidates for presi lenDtil nomin.i- The State Convention will have i >ou and tiie de!ega , :on is uninstrii' '- decide that matter One far'ion -n • d ID soHit ions offered w. re only dor.-ed Jones and Wilson, hut Die ell supported m Die belief that they are a nt i-l '.lease men. (ii'orgetow n Count). Two convent’ons were held at orgetown, the Please people <e- rate lon- UlH V O'e ! G. McLeod, who was in Die race last tune, is ulig of the delegates. Lexington County. Out of s* v eu delegates elected v ballot to attend the State Demoera'ir convention !•> the Lexington county coll Veil'ion live aie avovv.-d supporr- ers of .iujies. one is for Phase a:.J t he o’ her is neu’ ral. Marion ( mini v. Marion Go an t v sends a sol ga - tile frn , a ■ n i • > an .-' a', or. ■ a' eV erv at 'ti tb lut. a 1 d' ■n was 1 a oT ol lo, al Importance. Berkeley County. The Herkeley County Democra*ic : Convention met on Monday and ■- j lis ted six delegates to the State co.l- I vention, four of whom are for Jones and two for Please. ( iilhoun County. Ilo' following were elected dele gates to the State (’(invention from 1 'a llioun ' oiint v I (' Redmon. .1 i,. Stabler. H F Spigener, II. C Haiil- uig. T. H Dreiier. executive com mittei tin n. All live at St. Matthews except Mr Spigemf. vvlio gets mall swiping victorv in iexas was a, trnni |{ p- |, from St Matthews. B \ I LEY IS BADLY BEATEN . ... Wilsons Sms-ping Texas \ ictor) i- Bebuke to Him. The News and Courier s Washing- 1 'ii correspondent says Woodrow \\ il- on listincf shock to th* Clark and liar-, It is reasontibiv safi moti people and is regarded as having practically Die finishing Mow to the •andid.acy of tiie Ohioan Tiie Texas result lias certainly giv- n the finishing blow to Senator J. \V Pailey as a political power in Die Lone Star State and there is no doubt that Die Senator will adhere to his expressed determination to r"- Dre from Congress at Die end of his present term if, indeed, lie waits that long. Senator Hailey went to Texas with Die avowed purpose to prevent Wilson from getting the delegation and the outcome is that every coun ty in which he made a speech dur ing the campaign went decisively Lb ase, one to Jones and one cliued to commit himself, row Wilson was endorsed to give two ‘o' lias Je- j Wood- i*S the Democrat ic candidate for president, i < liai'leston ( ounty. Instead of one, two conventions, were organized in Charleston Mon day afternoon, both meeting in the; same hall, electing delegates to Die State convention. State executive committeemen, county chairmen and other oll'iiers and neither taking any action on Suite politics. The division was due to a strictly local contest that of the shrievalty in which Die delegates on one side of the hall favored tiie reelection of Sheriff Martin and those on the for Wilson. This shows how strong j ot her side took the opposite position. Wilson is when money is not used d was one of the most exciting con- against him. tests of the kind that Charleston county has witnessed, with the patrol l wagon in front of the llilboniian Chinese marriage cere- ! 1,a11 , ani1 ahout 20 polke of1Wr * 11 ' rectly under tiie command of Chief j Cantwell on the floor. Pandemonium reigned at , times jbut fortunately there was no ser- Give I p the 01*1 Way. The first mony coriducted according to the Western stylo was celebrated at Shanghai, Tuesday. The ceremony was according to the Chinese ritual, , , . , but in all other respects the wedding “ rea(h 0 / ,ke 1,0an(1 the '' vo Made a High Jump. . McFarland, a rhauffeur, Je- •Bt, plunged over Brooklyn bridge rail to-day into the river 135 below. A-tug boat picked Mo- 1P JNUBiP*® 0 *’ He will re- kc:. was of the European style The bride wore a long tulle veil and was at tended by three bridesmaids in pic ture hats. The bridegroom wore a frock coat and a silk hat. The cou- ple exchanged rings and a band play ed a wedding march. Will Rub Him A Byway. In spite ot^the fact that the friends ,of Judge Jones will be in absolute control of the Convention Governor Please said, according to the dispatoh, that his name would be presented for one of the deltfates- at-large to Baltimore. conventions held their sessions and transacted their business, which means that the State convention will have to pass on the question and de cide which faction of the party shall be recognized. Cherokee County. Cherokee county will semi a solid Jones delegation to the State Con vention in Columbia. Such is the will of the people as expressed at the county convention held Monday morning. Chester County There were decidely more Jones than Bleaee men in the Chester 1 seceding fartlon endorsed no candi date. Greenville Count). Her'i i ’ harmony prev,i;b d in Di- 1 Gret-nv ille county conveii - nm and ’be at tendan, >• was the largest in a 'H'- I.ido. while the gubernatorial ra ••• was not iLsrusso 1 diroeDy in Die nm- ' vention it is cer'ain that all Di*.’ d. !e- g.iti s are Jones men (■reenwood Count). W hile no resolut.on was introduc-] | ed to materialize expression, it w as . uii'inestionably an anti-lilease con-' vention. Tiie delegates are ail 'nr' ! Jones. On a test vote out uf rke i;',:; 'delegates 122 stood up for Wilson and 11 for underwood Neither II.tr- j mon nor Clark had a supporter in the convention. Hampton County. Hampton County Democratic con- i vention was uneventful. The dele gates received no instructions, but are practically solid for Jones. Horry County. 1 The delegation from Horry County is put down as three for Jones and three whoso choice is not known. JosjM'r County. The following delegates to the State Convention were elected in the new county of Jasper: S.*. M. Guess, G. L. Langford. .1. I’. Gray and R. M. Jeffries. Of this delegation one is for Jones, one for Please, and the other two an' non-committal. Kershaw County. No action was taken in reference to instructing the delegates in refer ence to any presidential candidate, or dorsing any gubernatorial candidate, but it was well known by the crowd that five of the six delegates are sup porters of Hlease. liBneaster County. Lancaster sent a solid Jones dele gation with Judge Jones at Us head. No Bleaso man had any show of election whatever. Laurens County. The Laurens county Democratic convention by a vote of 93 to 73, in dorsed tho administration of Gov. 'Iarl l»>r<• t 'iiunl > . delecu' :• m .n Mr Jon 1 r'->o# uDun t n >1 or-1 ii g t lio 'ii, of Woodrow Wilsm for Die TI; ■< \ R la y D» tno- excep’Ion of on*', tire friends of Jones and of the alternates, all w:‘h the exiep'inn of three are of the same alignment. In ion County. The convention was con’rolled b> Die lones p'o, le and a Jones dele gation was • lei ted L J Rrowning w ,i *, de'eati d for debga’e lo 'he < ouiH v • • nvenDoii from IPs home 1 1 ox. Cross Levs, at the recent eluh n ••■ting, when a Solid Hlease d'-ie- g.lG ill was ele.’ed, bat tile couii’y r mv I V ion idertc 1 him a delega'e ‘o ■ he State ■ on.' n' inn. ^'ork ( oiint v. T!.f delegates to 'lie S'.ite conven tion are not pledged ’<> e:Dicr candi- date for grivcrmr The d'd' Ca'ioii Is or (Tat i' ion . r. a' on I ass* d :.nan,n.ons!v Newbenv Count). T lie i onn' v eon v er,■,on w is res.d'.nt was (!•■> ,di d I y an ’ i-d >!• as lot. 1 be vv !,. 'le i on v i w lo I a . ugly t he s.i no however In u". >n w ts over VV ,1 v. Ill , I was w 11 h- Ig.G dele '•| a’e dl-f. I ■nt of Rlease. sion iii'’ t >r' y m :nu’• s ■: oil' s' i , ml itieidi nG Tb g ates to ; h'e .-'Gi'' i otr. • 1 Guv HI. ase Please W j ;t vote of ;•:, To 5 7 [res • on v en Don Oconee County. Tiie gubernatorial can'lidates vv t,. not made an issue in the eonveurion, hut five of the s:\ 'h'lega'es are sup porters of Jones for governor. Tlo y also favor Wilson for Rn-sMent. Oraiigehuig County. A majorir^ of Die delegates ;n the coiinfy vonvention were Jones men. and nine of the twelve delegates to the State Convention favor Judge Jones for Governor. Dickens County. Tiie delegation is divided as to the governor’s race, but it is though; a majori'y of them are fur Jones. .No effort was made to test the strength of either of the two candidates. Richland County. The convention was anti-Rlease by about ho majority, and' while Die gubernatorial situation was not dis cussed, it was mentioned in several speeches incidentally enough to show the temper of the Convention and ;<> prove thy it was anti-Rlease. Out of tile delegation of 12 to the State convention only one is counted for the Governor. Saluda County. The convention was quiet and bus iness-like. It was stated prior to the calling of the convention that resolu tions endorsing the administration of Gov. Please would be presented, hut not ono word was said in the con vention, either as to Please or Jones. Spartanburg County. The complete route of the friends of Governor Please was the feature of the county Democratic convention. The showing the Rlease people made was feeble. A straight Jones delo- \\ Ki;< lv M \K < \MLKO\. Novel.d F reight Car- .lumped Truck Tw o Nil'll Injured. ill. la.- T U' -ill', a " i I a 11 ’ 1 ' G ■ i-r ei vv i.n ( an. i" i u t r> J ton, v> recking sc luring two men i ails' 1 by -• v era! buig freight train t"c on a w rei k 1 ..II" it.I il W 1 > Ton and Civs '■ral cars and in- 'Tlc wreck was Height ears of a pimping tiie tra“k solid Rlease delegation !gallon was elected and Woodrow Wii- was sent to the State convention. • Ix*e County. The Issue as to the gubernatorial contest was not raised, but the dele gation la known to be divided. Tboi son was endorsed. Sumter County. The convention endorsed Woodrow Wilson. As to personal preferences delegate*, with th( and i".ling diwn an t mtiankim nt af ter passing a trestle between the two poiips nkir.ed above. Hive fn ;eht cars and one coal car, all heavily loaded, jumped the track, and were considerably broken up. A negro brakoman. who was walking along on top of the cars, jumped to tiie ground when he saw the cars leaving the track. Ilo suffered a broken leg and other injuries. Had he remained on the cars the chances are that he would have been killed. While working at Die scene of the wreck tiie coal ear turned over on the section master, inllieting painful internal injuries. No others were in jured The traffic along the line was delayed somewhat. The track was badly torn up, but Die large force of hands soon had it in repair for trav- le We have not learned what caus ed the accident which might have been very much worse than it was. Little Girl Drinks I’oison. Little Hattie Heron, 10 years old, an inmate of the Kpworth Orphan Horne at Columbia, took carbolic ac id Tuesday hy mistake and died tlir’e hours later. The child was given some of the arid by one of Die ma trons and told to take it to another matron of the institution. She av- idently understood the matron to tell her to take it, for she stepped outside the door and drank the entire con tents of the bottle Success Cotton Seed—You want the best. Order Sharp Success, 2 1-2 bales per acre. $2.00 per bu. f. o. b./Elm City, N. C. J. D. Sharp. MH)—.Many wealthy members wish ing early marriage. Description free. Raliable Club. Mrs Wrubel. Dept. S, Box 25 Oakland, Cal. M>ip tt. I*. Siies A- Company, Charles ton. S. C., your poultry and Eggs, Cane Syrup, Rutter, Hides, Skins, Rppsvvnx. etc Highest prices paid, t ree—Ladies' lovely neck chain and lo-ket, or loo beautiful post cards. Nutliing to sell. Si'iiil stamp for par ticulars C. HutMo-d. Nowata, Okla. » nistHil stone, any size, any quanti ty. Prompt shipment from Colum bia. S C. Write or wire for prices. Marshall and Spencer Co., Jackson ville. Fla. superb Golden Bull Orpington, im ported stock. Ekes from Special Matings. $3 00, Utility, $1.50. Mat ing List free Elk-Villa Poultry 'lards. Elkin. N C 'tiiku fimn ijilK to SAN |mt week—No i i, ral or s HC'al training required. You can tnaku good with this Satis- f o tioa assui' i ComMete for a sil- ' me (' tlu-t'!. No w a t a. Ok la B«il ( uhun Game-.—Th.cv are fight er?: dead game. be.t iDes and best Livers. Eggs, guaranteed to hatch, 'or 13 send 4r for the fines’ 11- •i-: r 11eif , i'aMgue Geo w Means. '• uu, ..r11 \ G u lute Rocks and la-glturns exclu- s’.vily A heautif.il lot of well-mat ed bird? Egvs, $1 Oo to $2.50 for I 5 $5 ho to $ 10 oo tor 11*0. Writ# us your w aii's. Randolph Poultry Earni \sbebitro. N C’ l a d i es - ma K e*G L. • k? I-r ■■ ■■ -f lo. ■ I t - i. earn $:a to $25 i a ’ 1 one in few ('.iMlogue Caren's - 'i.iK.ug. :i"4 Clark® • ■ti H'e, 1 la. I lor li.ilibing—$! for 1 J. Sil ane • 1 llrnburgs. Light 1 •‘G : i- H -e Couib i’artridge Wv.it. ! White Wyandottes. ' !•' •■’! »■ - a ’ ■' I inwood N C 1«>.*mm. Wliue mdiI Brown l>«tf(lioni C m Kerels and living I'ullets. Br®d fo: egg prodac'on Ho'iltry farms sir plies wi'h birds Prices reaa- ' iiitde An e-b an Poultry Plant. Cleveland. Ohio » oi ioii Seisl—i 'ook s Improved ilig Poll, grown from pure seed, gtniwd on farm, makes 1 to 2 bales per acre, lint 4n |t>s per hundred; op ens early Price $1 50 per bu. J. H Harnett. Westminster. SC C. I*ri/e Winning Single Comb Ruff Or- p.ngtons and White Leghorns. Or pington eggs, $1 50; $3.00 and $5 on per 15. Leghorn $1 00 and $2 5(> Choice matings. Circular Dee Milford Aycock. PlkeTilfe, N. C. Wanted—Every farmer to us® our "Gem" Guano Ids’rlbutor, and "Lewis" Flow S'ock. and "i>«wis" sweeps Write us for cuts snd bookbt sent free: write at once. D Ron Elow & Novelty Works. Dll- ion. S r I gg- lor >ale—Your hens don t lay^ 1 have siriL-lt-comb tirown leghorns, pri/e winners, bred to lay. $1 25 !*r 15 eggs. Mammoth Pekin Links, fine s'nek $1 25 per 11 'gg? I red no stock akin. J. L. 1 1 Mins. Orangeburg. S C h.gg-—i oi kereis, Hreeding, Stock, WltPe Leghurns, Hondans, Rhode Nlari 1 Reds. March and April th® thiit1111s to set eggs for winter lay ers Li gliorn eggs, $1 ok. Hon da t-. $1 5'K Reds, $2 oo per 15. IvcKorn. $5 oo per hundred. W. \ Mall Piirkeville. \'a Dinks—Light Pawn ami White In- d:an Runner Ducks. Eggs. $2, $3 •tnd $. for 12. From prize win ners vYhite Wyandotte eggs $2. $:: »nd $5 for 15; 10c each In 100 lo's Oak Dean Poultry Farm, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Summey, Ston® Mountain, Ga, Spa I'tanhiirg Poultry Supply Stor« carries full line Essex Mode) and Hti> keye Incuitators, Poultry Feed and supplies. Eggs from prire win ning White Leghorns, Buff Orping tons and White Wyandottes (Owen Farm i C. W. Anderson, Prop., Spartanburg, S. C. Sensitive Paint—Thousands have heard of but have never seen it. You can do a profitable business xvRh $1.00 package containing looo seeds of this wonderful bo tanical curiosity. Leaves fold up, and branches drop down if touched. Plants sell on sight. Fred Herber, 3"4 San Adres, Malate. Philliptne Islands. KAP-AL-GINE WIliL CURE YOUR HEADACHE Whether sick or nervous, headach® or from depression, worry or fatigue. KAP-AL-GINE Is Liquid and Acts Immediately. SAFE AND PLEASANT TO TAKE. Two Sizes—10c and 26c. At All Druggists. Convict Was Killed. Jenkins Manning, an escaped con vict was shot and killed by C. P. Pate Jr, near Camden Tuesday. Aboiut a week ago the negro was Ship Your Eggs, Poultry, Butter, etc, to Market Produce Co., CHARLESTON, 8. C. We guarantee you top narkel price®. Handle any quantity you care to ship and mail you check same day goods are received. Make a start by marking your next shipment