The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, September 28, 1916, Page 2, Image 2
; WARNING SOUNDED.
State Chairman Evans Says Intimations
Made of New Party. Th
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Columbia, Sept. 24.?Saying that To
an intimation has been publicly given J
that a bolt from the party may be loa
made, that another ticket may be na1
put out for the general election in ste
South Carolina in opposition to the the
T?aniAr>ratip ticket. John Gary
1 UiAi juviiivv*%?v*v F _ .
Evans, chairman of the State Demo- ec*
cratic executive committee, in a statement
given out here today, calls on to
all the Democratic voters to register vel
and be prepared to vote in the coming
general election: Sal
To the Democratic voters of South est
Carolina: adi
I call upon all Democratic voters ble
SSlr to- register. ers
j^R* .. -The intimation has been publicly
given that a bolt from the party may on<
be made, that another ticket may be *oa
in
put out for the general election in j A"
South Carolina in opposition to the
* regular Democratic ticket. twi
As Democrats we owe it to Presi- ^ar
dent Wilson that we should endorse sev
his administration by a full vote in caI
a Democratic State. We owe it to Qiu<
:v v our Democratic congressmen. We PUI
owe it to our State Democratic ^ai
i||t; ticket. in
- The general election will be held ass
November 7. The first Monday in I ca-t
October will be the last opportunity
for registering. If you do not secure ter
^ your registration certificate by the far
first Monday in October, today week, I rur
you cannot vote in the general election.
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|g' .1 urge this action upon all Demo- ers
L crats with all earnestness. It is a an^
Pj." plain duty and every Democrat should I
BplU perform it. ers
J - 'Register and qualify yourself to the
vote in the general election. Other- I COD
wise^we may face a serious danger. ten
g|..' (Signed) JOHN GARY EVANS,
Chairman State Democratic Execu-1 Sftt
Itive Committee. &at
Spartanburg, S. C., September 25, ?* ]
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Dies of Hydrophobia. soc
Heiskell Hawkins, of Greer, son of wh<
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hawkins, died at a dir<
lodal hospital last night, of hydro- tee
: phobia. He was ten years of age. to
?v Two months ago a strange cat ban
came to the' Hawkins home and Heis- but
-kell tried to befriend it; gave it food, loaj
but the cat attacked the boy and bit loai
" him* on the heel. The child struck naa<
the cat, which returned to the attack, reti
J biting and scratching him on the leg. *
The wounds were not thought se- eve
s rious but his parents nevertheless tog
had them treated by physicians in ^ec1
; Greer. One week ago they became the
alarmed and the boy was brought to e*e<
'Spartanburg. His death occurred n?t
aboutmidnight. Attending physi- boa
cians diagnosed the case as one of
hydrophobia. tur
p The body will be taken to Pleas- nat
apt Hill church, near Greer, for in- of
p terment this afternoon at 4 o'clock, ha^
8p? The pastor, Rev. Mr. Ross, will con- me:
duct the funeral services.?Spartan- imI
burg Herald. be
Pfp Decision of United States Court. ant
tioi
W3 respectfully submit the follow- or
ing decision recently handed down me:
by the United States court as relat- oth
?S " ing to a church paper as well as secu- do
lar papers. The law is plain and loct
easily understood. Please read the lim
decision carefully. for
"Subscribers who do not give ex- tioi
5; press notice to the contrary are* con- not
V. sidered as wishing to renew their far*
subscriptions. tha
"If the subscribers order a discon- I
v tinuance of their publication, the the
publisher may continue to send them ing
i until all dues are paid. foil
"If the subscriber refuses to take abc
periodicals from the post office to be
which they are directed, he is respon- the
sible until he has settled his bill and tal
- ordered the paper discontinued. ma
\ "If subscribers move to other Cai
r _v- places without informing the publish- poi
ers and the papers are sent to the par
former address, the subscriber is held pre
responsible. del
"The courts have held that refus- the
ing to take periodicals from the post- In
office or removing and leaving them hui
uncalled for, is prima facie evidence hai
Ptv;v: ^ of intentioh to defraud. ha^
K* t* " "If
subscribers pay in advance they
are bound to give notice at the end =
of the time if they do not wish to
continue taking it, otherwise the sub- ]
scriber is responsible until express in
notice with payment of all arrearage alis
sent to the publisher." ' ^
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%i' Wisdom of Willy./ at
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Mother (angrily)?Why didn't you km
come when I first called vou?
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Willie?'Cause I didn't hear you ]an
till you called the third time. ber
Mother?Now, how could you know ^
it was the third call unless you heard
the other two? on
Willie?Easy enough, ma. I knew* sey
it was the third time 'cause you
sounded so mad.?Philadelphia Bui- _ '
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The Federal Farm Loan Act. J81
The following has been handed I
e Herald with a request to pub- fl
the Farmers of South Carolina: I
Now that the new federal farm fl
n act has been approved, and the 9
tional board has been appointed, fl
ps are already being taken toward fl
> organization of the twelve re- fl
?nal farm land banks, to be locat- 9
so as to cover the whole country. fl
e new farm loan act is designed B
provide capital for agricultural de- fl
opment, to create a standard form fl
investment based upon farm mort- fl
?e, and to equalize rates of inter- fl
upon farm loans. This properly I
ministered should be the greatest fl
issing that has come to the farm- I
: of the Southern States. fl
It is exceedingly important that I
3 of these twelve national farm fl
,n regional banks shall be located fl
South Carolina. The board is re- fl
ired by the laws to locate these I
3lve banks with particular to the I
m mortgage and loan needs of the fl
8
eral regions to be served. The 8
>ital city of South Carolina un- I
sstionably meets the design and I
*pose of the act as a location. I I
jq particular reason to believe, and fl
fact, feel warranted in making the I
ertion that the selection of the lo- I
ion of each of these twelve banks I
1 be largely influenced and de- fl
mined by the number of national fl
m loan associations formed in the I
al districts of the several sections fl
the country. These associations fl
groups of not less than ten farm- fl
(there may he more) who own fl
\ or internd to own land, and farm I
and who wish to become borrow,
and there can be as many of
m as there are school districts or
amunities in the country. Any
men who wish to borroy from
>0 to $10,000 each, in the aggree,
upon property twice the aggree
value of the loans, and a total
not less than $20,000 for the ten,
. get together at a local meeting
I form a national farm loan asiation,
electing a president and
3 president, a secretary-treasurer,
o will be the only paid officer, five
actors and an appraising commitof
three. They must be prepared
take $5.00 in stock in the land
J&. for every $100.00 borrowed,
this $5.00 can be included in the
a if desired. mfwyphmw?
a if desired. The loans can be
ie from five to forty years, being
red upon the amortization plan.
t is not necessary rjght now, how- I
r, to do more than to get the men B
ether who intend to borrow col- I
dvely as much as $20,000, and let B
m form the farm loan association, I
sting their officers and . sending I
ice to the national farm loan B
,rd at Washington that the asso- I
tion has been* formed, and that B
ther advices are awaited from the I
ional board. If we are to get one B
the twelve banks in Columbia I fl
re every reason to say to the far- I
rs of the State that it is vitally B
>ortant that these group meetings B
held all over the State immediate- B
that these associations be formed, I
[ that th? notice of s\ich forma- B
1 be sent direct into Washington B
preferably through this depart- B
at. . Chambers .of commerce and B
er organizations, of course, can B
a great deal toward securing the I
ition of the bank in South Caro- B
?1 * -1- - ? - ~ Ani ^
I, UUt ll is ceruim iuai mc iai;iu
mation of these farm land associais
and the prompt transmission of
ification -will have a much more
-reaching effect than anything else
t can possibly be done,
trust, therefore, that throughout . ,
State in the next ten days meets
of this character will be held,
[owing the simple plan outlined
>ve, and that such a showing will
made at Washington that one of
i banks will be located at the capiof
South Carolina, or, for that
tter, any other point in South
olina that is adaptable. The
nt is that speedy action on the
't o^ the farmers themselves will
bably bring the result, whereas,
ay will almost certainly lose to
State the location of the bank,
some of our sister States already
idreds of these local associations
re been formed, and the notices
re already gone to Washington.
E. J. WATSON. |
~ MASTER'S SALE. W
3y virtue of a decree of the Court ====
the case of B. Frank Smoak, et <??
vs. Hattie Gaskin, et al., I, H. C.
!k, Master for Bamberg county,
1 sell to the highest bidder for
h in front of the court house door
Bamberg, S. C., on the 2nd day of
;ober, 1916, between the legal
irs of sale on said day, the follow- i
described tract of land:
U1 that certain tract or parcel of _
d situate in the county of Bam- ?
g, State of South Carolina, con- 1 IF
ning one hundred and fifteen I IT
ini nrrps more or less, known as * ***
i Jake Rentz place, and bounded j II
the North by lands of Lewis Kin- i II
' and Delia Chi'lds, East by lands
D. Gaskin, South by lands of D.
skin and lands of D. B. Rhoad, and
st by lands of D. B. Rhoad. Agen
Purchaser to pay for papers. Can i
H. C. FOLK, Yk)
Master Bamberg County. W
Sept. 13th, 1916.
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he Strong Withstand the Heat of ~
Summer Better Than the Weak J
Old people who are feeble, and younger *
*ople who are weak, will be strengthened *
id enabled to go through the depressig
heat of summer by taking regularly
rove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It purifies
id enriches the blood and builds up
ie whole system. 50c.
To'Cure a Cold In One Day ?
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ruggists refund money if it fails to cure. J '
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r MALARIA or CHILLS &. FEVER. j 1'
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taken then as a tonic the Fever will not
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7ARTER & CARTER
Attorneys-at-Law
GENERAL PRACTICE
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rEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
he regular fall examination for ;
hers' certificates will be held at
court house in Bamberg, S. C., !
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Friday, tne t>tn aay 01 uciouer,
6. Applicants are requested to be
land promptly at 9 o'clock, a. m. .
R. W. D. ROWELL,
County Supt. of Education.
amberg, S. C., Sept. 20, 1916.
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Dr. THOMAS BLACK, JB.
DENTAL SURGEON.
Graduate Dental Department University
of Maryland. Member S. C.
State Dental Association.
Office opposite new post office and
over office of H. M. Graham. Office
hours, 8:30 a. m. to 5:30 p. m.
BAMBERG. S. C.
NOTICE TO SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
Tho cr>hnni trustees of Bamberg * 'u.
county arc requested to see that the
names of teachers in their employ
are registered in this office before
they approve any claims. Unless the
names of teachers are registered no
claims will be approved.
R. W. D. ROWELL, f,
County Supt. of Education.
Bamberg, S. C., Sept. 20, 1916. 3t.
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