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OCTOBER 29,1913. ; ^
LETTER FRpM STATE GAPITOL
STANDARD. WALTERBORO, a C.
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Colam^ia, C M Oct. 27.—flie fair
•k time revive* political talk. Manjt.
• Rre arranged for this
and especially will several of
<k» caadldates for goveraor cotta-
to get their “dacha la a row. *
r Blease’s letter seat out
. ,of those whom he expected
la the city dniiag the fair has
»me commeat and it is
stated that a plaa of actloa would
he outliaed to capture the qext state
eeaveatioo. The governor’has siace
let tt he kaowa that the letter sent
: sat did not contemplate any especial
plaa of action but insofar as he could
reach his. friends whom he expected
to see here, he asked that they “drop
by the ofllce” so to speak.
Governor Blekse stated he would
not mind a copy of the letter being
published. It is as follows: ,
“Dear Friend:
"I presume, and expect, that
you will be in Columbia, in attend-
• anre upon the flute fair. Tou will
please call at the Governor’s ofllce
sometime between, the hours of ten
o’clock in the morning and twd
o’clock in afternoon on Tuesday
or Wednesday., the 2Sth dr 29i'fi td
Ortrber—»hi< hever ’s most cpn^eru
. lent to you. I ^esire to see on a
very important nuftter. :1> pfease do
not fall ff v j are in the rtty, lo ; )e
^sure and call. .With klifci'est person il
regards.. Very re^p.ytfully”, and thV
le'tterr ^fcire sicnejl t*y the gbve-no*.
It i« ro*
'n v# t whether there
will ‘be Mit RfeeUng of any sort
the n/rn'r^r/t-lpd forces. Tf if
rega" ' ! :> h v .biv* to hold i.:;,
wbfdd,: vh*' i»lace,' vta Wfic.
nes^y, o yep info f
»U» thet n'-nv yt-;
ill > ail at th.' tv-
cutiv' olk^R darinjrf’hp^vee!:.-.
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Col. Banks Is belnf urged to run for
secretary 'of sUte for which office
R. M. M$Cown will offer for reelec-
tion. " However. Col. Banks has made
no gjanouBcement to ’that affect, and
• la the political rumor only that
is here being recorded
A. W. Jones will run- for comp
troller general to succeed himself.
Up country papers have meatioaed
Jas. H. Craig, of Anderson, for the
Office and the Administration has let
It ho known that an it is sUteo Be
tween Mr, Jones and Mr. Craig the
latter would bo favored if nay part
ia taken by. the administration la the
light for sUte / offices. “Dolph”
Jonso to known from one end of the
state to the other sad should such a
contest come Off.snd should the ad
ministration back his opponent it
would be one of the prettiest races
in the 1914. campaign. However,
there has been .no definite sutement
yet that Mr. .Craig will enter ■ the
content.
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For state treasurer S. T. Carter,
the incumbent will no doubt offer for'
re-election. H** was eleote,rf in J^f>l2
to the office. Senator J. H: MAtanlmr.
.of Dillon, county, baa been Pfentioned
as-a possibility In the njXe aTfhoutrh
iu> definite ggftouncenjfbit ha.^ conic
front hint either. . / ' <*'
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For/talto^iev rrnegai TUomiis. if.
peepfe^, ,{b»> vonii'tV^.i attorney’ ycner-
*y j-ttl in the !'•■ je.f-Sr life*., is iihojii oeed...
Jf> I'fio asr>ipf!:i for tM* yfiVo other then
the inf’umh* nt, ha a c6S'e' 'urv.Mfii >\p
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•vaiutor ' . UX rnj]m ip.
Governor Hietso x at "d*
.from""this
bureau of fhe’-^ptissihilliv of \..F,
Inver's entesirlp the p ' ; itorf' 1 '- r:o o
has h*'.ueht Yortb ah espr'xstc-: ;roe»
Mr. d. '■.yr' of his pi^as; ’>\‘or j f»0
is nfv South 'Carol ;ri m-hUtu: ;♦ j
few, .!'••** • i t av-d i.t i - ytafei! “rh it'j D '•iXi 't
n'tW 'ay- It ■ y, i! t';ob'’l>tv ti.t'. e’, Conpri^ nito;
an r v . t.- .-merf o’ vl."tln-i- ,x. j nvjM'offer for
"t^n«l*f to enter the rae«. or" ».ot„ |r. j inwt', •:re'
Is sti: ;*le«l tb' K|H»hk ?»» Mill for fij* pi
John -vearTiitten. cvn r-
iwtendent of {to •>le:>, wiU^lso HI ;
ly be ttndppored. I* lt.n f ; -n ic-
par»l>‘,f ft<5 «uif r •-n.-lxon < f ritn.-v'-
?>e.. fh ”- tb*'. AcHtriri-'■ if'ipu 'has
looked ■ Mr. flcieahingoj)
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that Mr. Ixver 'v:
■candidate for tJ.e l'a:.Vd S»3>d-. sen-
• o’o! f|>at. art oi .‘Njpj/-. e«Tt!'-; •
were being matin r-.-t K1 n. <?*•.»•&
to rtnvfor floveVpnr a- N. : , r',tv
g'taato-r^al rate hote: tAcverdor
- Hleitt-f ■ nti A. F. i.esXt it
con pro; • ptan ft jpnt the
’tri'et. 7 d voyfficathm oi t
report < on Id' he lisvd. trwr^it s n >«'
- definitely Joio^vti thgt -S* nntor K. *•...
Smith will stick in the >a, . for the
vopate .•agtaltist Governor IMease.
There iso general opinion that i< ydr
will .not enter tbeaenatorisl race.hat
.^F'fcmains to be arett just what be
has to say abotit it after talk visit m
Concluded to his state. . He and ('nft-
n« h V.X- h w *n tup a
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pressman Ragsdald can^ down by
apto from Washington.
This prediction is made: When
alj ia said and done it is likely th
ET D.’Smith and Cole L. Wease \vffi
be the sole candidates for ’be i’mted
States senate in the summer o‘ r'l 1.
The possibhitvx of ’V. F. b'Xpen-
son’a entering dhe renat.>ri;*K »:.ce
seems to eod by the /knnpn^toe-
ment published in some of the pa
recently that he will make th* rac
for congress from thi^ fifth district
■ If Chngressman Finley docs not run
again on’ account of ill health.
' yFrom that distriet also would run
Claude N. Sapp, member of the
vfloaw’ from Lataraster. . There would
probably'be others in this race.
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I f co>yl fr.r Jhjif
Pro'n
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•vibpc < .4*f the hou.m.Vt'thFrs '.ire
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•PIIO’l iordl F :> t fhof
(U< next?abb. f/i o a?''--i>tti *t r.djuv.nr
vako :h-' ?•:. e. Far*
idafe .;:b'</, .it ia sfaied,.
fiyof t’nio::, is r (•■a t. -
prohihition talk
hy^reason of the callin;
has^hColiXa revival o/
in this state latch'
of a i rohttii-
tion meeting for one niftht this week,
is th» p.lan to form a regular or-
|4 ganization to Sid iu havinp passed a:
statewide prohibittow bill at the
next session of the general a«<*emt>ly
to have Guc question stth.raitted- to
the vote of, the people. Heretofore,
when a Matewide prohibition bill
came up. in the general assembly
was defeated altough the house^pass
a blU a few years ago ^siting
exide prohlbltioh. T!^ bill was
st«
killed dn the senate side^ It anpears
to be the plan of the^rohlhltionisiu
now to aubmH the odestlon to g. vote
inpteaf
countv option
Next in interest to the senatorial
race at thia tinio is the gubernatorial
race ip‘this state which niijrht later
wartp/ up jto be the bsf'tle claiming
♦he/entre of the sttfge. Those w
ha^e positiveljv announ* t'd withiff Mle
last few days include: Uichpri: j.
launing. of Sumter: John n.^THnk-
’scales, of Spartanbarg; rhttrles A.
Smith; of Timmonsvlllex John 0.
Richards, of Liberty/Hill; K. ,A
i Cooper, of LaurensXUea. H. Rembert
of Columbia, who. wopld haVe ron
had hit health permitted: Mendel L
* Smith, of (jamden; Carroll Sims-, of
Barnwell was reported a candidate
some time ago and. the - probability
la that he will run. John L. McLatif-
ln. of Benettsville. is ah?o considered
running for governor. There jnay t>e
others hut, in most quarters‘the U*t
ia regarded large enough at this
time. \
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of th? p\onle Inpt^ad of .having the
an a* now. Several
counties voigd in the.. . itOunty ' dld-
pensarlejartne August eieftions this
year. The prohibitionists argue that
the vdter* In thg' l*rg ’ up country
oophties. that are now. prohibition ter*
ritory, would overbalance the suf
frage of those in the dispensary and
other coutatifs of this state ard would
carry the day for th^ui. The mat
ter will tlireshed'out at the meet-
ip g to be held this sreek.
• . L. M. Green.
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—The*StyIe.s are thj^hewest and most pleasing c reations of the Country's- fore
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most designers.
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-“ThequalHj of the tailoring is the best thr t is obtainable.
—The fabrics are all pure wool apd thg new colors and patterns ate ^specially at-
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active.
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garments./
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THE TIME TO SHOW YOU THESE FRIEND
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MAKING CLOTHES. ITS
RTH WHILE GETTING ACQUAINTED
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♦ Most of those Jta the whove list
havs b«en in public life for som -
time. Rtrhdrd L Mann Ipg.' of Sum
ter, ttiade the race for governor ir
1906 wjfota Ansel .was elected.\He
was in the house from flumter countv
and was State senator from the same
county, being chairman of the senate
finance rottamlHee. John G. Filrvk-
’ scales was superintendent Qf edm^X
Mon for Anderson countv sume v>^«<
, ago and probably has h« Id np^ither
/ 'Office. Charles A. Smith is r.ow Hu-
" state'# lieutenant govenxJr. having
served three years in xhat position.
Before that he .was foMhe house from
/ Florence county./John (». Iticharda
to railroad cojntHlssioner iiow and for
years was in .me house., K. A. Coop-
' < er of l^aurens is at present solicitor
from his circuit. JJeo.. Ue.Htbert serv
ed in due hou/W- Mendel*Smith uas
beealispeaker-of the house several
/ forma* and'was a Inember from K.er-
.xfchaw on the floor of the-hom e. . Mr.
Sima'has taken a if active part'll) hK
"home- county’s affairs. ; This year he
^ war appointed spreiai judge on sev
eral occasions. John L. McLaurn
is at present state senator from Majfe
boro and was fortn *rly l»nited States
senator from SotathA’ajrolina.
IM*N"T f OVKI'^F t’OTTOV ROLL
WORM WITH BOLL WKKVIL.'
How t<* I»etecr and Beal With the
'X i BOLL WORM ' '•
Washington, D. .C. The Beoart-
ment of Agriculture ha* recently re
ceived numerous Inquiries'ghout in
jury by the cotton boll WornX es
pecially’ In the eastern_ part r ”'of the
belt. In many rsses this Inr^-t hi’*
been confused'with the holF weevtl.
several erroneous reports ahqu*
the om urrente of'ififl pest in new
regions have thus .become prevalent.
. The boll worpr Is. the Irrva of a
mnth. and.ls pnly very distan*ly re
lated to rh«> weeVll which belongs to
ihe large, hattirai group -of .beetles.
The worm when first hatched Is very
tinyvhp^ grows rapidly, becoming
'flprfjjy a Jittle over an inch Iniig, and
Xrejenish o*’ hroVnish in color. Tit*
/rrtih is white and found qnTv
w’ thln jhe*cotton square or bpll.' It
never elw-eedf «ine-half inch in
length. ■ > A ' -'• ■ 1
In the onse of the preslenj (|tat-
break the injury began so late in "
season that Httlxt’rtn be dohf to
pet the present crop. Nevertheless,
a farmer can insure thfeXrop of the
coming.sea»ctf againsf injnrv by the
With romparatively ^ittls. tron-
that
has
pest
hie And expense. The act
slioqiil be taken wherever
occurred this year is to pick/tfov cnt-
ton *-» quickly as possible and Jm-
mediateiy fhVreufter to plow and har
row the fields. This <H»rk will
s#lt in "the <# '»t r uctir>n astfllie i>p-
m-iture stages of the wtviu-which-1
have nassecl Just beneath the st:.-
,face of the soil. Jn addition to ,tlie
efner*, in' destroying th#/insect "the
plowing and harrowip# of the field#
will have v- rv.great value in-the '*->y
Just at this time Frank H Kuliev, of preparmc fo^ the .crop of the
Of Bifhopville has the ifeld ail 'tj? folb*.wing season. * a" - , „
himself, in .the race for Keutenant-J Methods of ^"*^1 | '‘ f
governor. Several nvonths it • worth which are applicable.in diT-
’aas. rumored J.* .Arthur Bknks. of ferent seasons of t h e year «'*»..de-
Falhoun would >t*Ter* this nmt st embed in tarrnK* Bulletm .2911.
but It was later ma«Te kt;pw n that J , ' •’ ' *■" . . * -
Col. Banks vgs not .-after tu.v offief j Miss Ja-iie ("roX x of LodiW. Vtao
and it is not now rega^'feil firiJtan'e-lias iM'Mi v.sititig irieudsat i e mas see,
iufd riin for fieuXnaot gov- annah for- several months and vVjho-
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WE WILL TAKE PLEASURE TO SHOW THEM OUR LADIES SUITS, CLOAKS,
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SWEATERS, ETC n AND THE MISSES AND CHILDRENS, CLOAKS AND
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that he woufd run for li- uXruni gov- unnah for s. va ra 1 month*
ernor even should he *-nt< r th > list* has bcln visit!ap..friends at
for, any state office, it .is said tbit- will return home Sunday.
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