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A. % <rt \ / 7 A OL XXXVI. WAI.TERBORO, S. C. ( WEDNESDAY, MAY 6,1914 i • “V N0.3 BOYS CORN CLUBS | ACKERMAN IS ARE ORGANIZED RE-ELECTED , * In Har«l (-'ought 4'Mtn|*aign l»r. W; K. .V'krrnian K K«*-KWt»*«l Mayor hyr Small M ijoritv. \%MKK OF TH4MK WHO KNTKK THK t’OXTEST THIS SKAKOV « RULES GOVERHWG AWARDS Maujr Frlara Arr OffcrM But Moya Muat ('omgljr WMh Rale*. LivHjr IntOTMt- Takes. The bojra of Col let oa are takiag a lively Interest !a tlie eluba. Maav of them have entered the eoateat for some of the valaable premiam« of fered by interested men of the coaa- j The munieipal Democratic prima ; ry whi-.-h came off Tuesday endei ,ahat jhas been a hard fought ea;n- i pagn for towg officers. Dr. IK. B. Ackerman was re-elected mavor ovet jJ. J. Padgett by a small majortr The entre campaign ha- been Uiaugbt nfth interest, as both -andl- dates were well knottn and had a strong following. There war inncL conjecture on both sides as >c who would be the winner. In the race for aldermen there were seven candidates and alx to be elected. The following were elected: D. B. Black, clrk and troasuaer. R. L. Fraser, D. C. I* hU?i. M. P Howell. T. J. McDaniel and J. L. Moorer, aldermen, % The election was quiet during the .*ey. but after the result of the elec- COLLETON DEMOCRATS ELECT DELEGATES Large Crowd Present $t Court House and Much Interest Shown; Df legation Prom Green Pond Contested; Referred to Committee. . BIG CROP MEANS BOTfOM PRICES The County Democratic Conenp ! ittee and the legislature of the imejt Ig Wftd tlon convened at the court hoi 11 a. m. Monday. The meeting called to order by the chairman. V- P Howell. ' Immediately after the meeting was called to order the dai- egatien from Green Pond was con tested. This matter was referred to the : committee and the committee state have.failed to take anv action "pon the line of primary, reform, though .the same was'made a part of the report of the sub-romnuttee which investigated chargee of fraud in the election for^state officers in If* 12. thus preventing the Demo- < ratlc dubs In the state from ap- CharleM S. Barrett <ii*e tiuiMl .%ilviee 1 l» .Members of the Farmers' I im»i a m • « in tlie South. To Officers and Members of th? Farmers’ Union: ^ £ rot her. How is your corn crib, r smoke house, your wheat btn. your home supplies generally? Are you planting your ervp *!> this good year of ltl4 with n view to making your corn, your wheat, your potatoes, your hay. yonr meat and *1 the other things which mean your very sinews of life. Or are yo j go 's ahead blithely unconscious of that and planting every acre you ran get ready to rotton? . ' Hog and homfly! Homely but etpresslve .phrase! The very heart and soul of the farmers’ welfare. Are you working to-have the hoc and hominy at home end not In the ENVOYS TO MEET AT MAGARA FALLS r.* - * A-B-C DIPLOMATS MTU. t O.NSID- , KK AlA. SI DUS OF TBK SITUATION. CARRANZA REEUSES ARMISTICE x In Spite of Thl** Fart Is Still Invite,! * to Send His Representatives to Meet Others. / X c*y ty. This Is a great step along he > , lon was known a number of citizeniH recommended that" the folloorlug >• <vfng or rejecting their suggested path of progress, for if we can get formed a serenading party and made j delegates from Green Pond be seat '<linngen, and the boys Interested in improved 'hings lively in town. . They pronir ’arming there will be some prucre* sive farming. The following are the names of " i,h th ** ir ,ov and music un til the small hours of morning. •d a band for thA occasion and the town of Walterboro - reverberated For Mavor the boys who have entered the con tect: Walterboro, R. F D. No. 1: Boyo Saunders. Johnnie Hosts. B. L. Blocker, Raymond Ritter and Tore Ritter. Walterboro. R. F. D Xo 2: Joe Langdale. Jr. Pinckney l^angdale. Willie Langdale. Edgar Adams Walterboro. R. F. D.. J: Moody Warren. Henry Walker. Dan Hiers. Govan Hiers. Lucas Hiers. John Bish op. Bernard Remley. Parker Remrey. Johnnie Sykes. Leroy Sykes. Walterboro. R. F. D. 4: Ellis Beach. J. F. Blocker. Talbert Ben- ; ton. Clyde Benton. Caney Benton. Walterboro. R. F. D 5: Alfos ; ■* Mullins Are Captured by Hickman. Erving Hickman. Albert j Officer*. O'Quin. Henry Nettles. Birdie Var- j nadoe. Mullins. May 1.—The department ed: H. R. Price, H. F. Towles. E. W. Hmith and E. Beach. This re port was adontod by the convention Chairman M. P. Howell mode <• very Interesting address. In th<‘ The following is tli* vote as poll-j course of his remarks he called, al- d W. B Aekerman . E17 | , J. -I Padgett 10!» F‘«r Aldenueti , •» B. Black . . . 23rt i T- L Fraser 242 1 -•- D. Glover 132 { D r. L Hiers 231 M. P Rowell 243 T. f J / McDaniel ... 1ST j J. M. Moorer 214 IMHM KOi.I.OW TRAIL Round: A. Herbert Hiott. Moody Hiott, Marion Utsey. Bennie Utaer* Willie Rhode. Raymond Hill and XeWton Weeks. t Cottageville: Nelson D. Acker man. Fletcher Ackerman. Owen Ack erman. Fletcher Reeve* and Hans ford Ra store tit R. Miles was broken into tention to the fact that under the present system and with the prima ry that every white man has ib<‘ tight .to vote. "This has not atwgs been true,” said Mr. Howell, “but i is a right which our forefather- have won by a atruggle which cost -•-eat sacrifice of blood and labor.' He called attention to the struggL the common people against tl aristocrats through English h( down to the present day apff ed that we, the common people, hat come to the. realisation of opr rights b rough a long and hard struggle 1 . Mr. Howell also ..reminded ua of th»* (act that we have so lonff enJoy< these rights that we are in dan] of losing them from lack of ui , Whereas.'‘the ra'*'c:>i changes of primary ruin just at the verge • Mie beginning of a bitter political bill tie would necessarily result in much eonfti«ioh. if not the disfran- hdement of many voters: Therefore, be it Resolved by the Democracy of Colleton county iu Convention assembled: First: That we affirm the right of the Democratic clubs, the unit of organization of the Demoerutie par- tv,, of South Carolina, to pass upon anv changes in the rules governing primary elections before they are put into effect, thus carrying ou^ the purpose of Democracy, namely, rule nnd control of the Democratic partv by the Democrats of South Carolina Second'; . That we unhesitatingly and uncompromisingly place our- - elves/ on record as opposing any < hawfges in th<t constitution or rules K<X'' rnin K conduct of primary cctions. unless said changes be 'emintjed us of the careless and U0-7tirst referred to 1 -the regular meet- and robbed night before last and ] who have such MXj\gs of. the ; Democratic clubs “lore than $200 wortji.of goods sto!- concoptlon of the sacredneaay'ot throughout the State. The A-B-C envoys have selectod _ ^ neutral ground aa the place of meet- warerdoms -ttf your supply mere?.- |nR t .„ ori of me dUting the diffi Mill ^ . «%sslOI«asa Ka* aa-Amn #Ka Q# m# mi ant Wake up. brothers! Advf-e Is flung at you from many and Varied sources, but if yod know anything at ail of me by now. yoe know 'hat 1 ’have ijeen h: ituering th : « so*-t at thing Into yo-i ;or a sreat many years. And 1 want to repeat with* greater emphasis and more eaneat ness than ever. If possibV do not make the fatal blunder of planting cotton to the exclusion of evt-'w- thing else. » ,/ I'istressing news of this sor. is coming to me. .ml only from Geor gia. hut from the entire cotton Imlt. rulttes between the United State* and the Huerta government. The place selected is^Xiagara Falls, Can ada. There the mediators hope to meet the representatives of our gov ernment and those of the Huerta government in Mexico^/ It wan at first proposed that tber* should be an armistice between tho Constitutionalist'/ amt, the Federals. pending the result of mediation, which It was proposed should deal, with all questions concerning the • Mexican situation, including those between Carranza and Huerta. Gen re I Carranza opposes sueh a oesr.s Hasn’t sad experience taught yo*. anvthine vet^ Oon*t vnii Ihoatilltien. sa>inj? tn«it It will Wnnl .Lf h K ve Huerta a chance to recruit his mean low and ruinon. prices? If J f ® n 7 ln it has ever been different, then , only th^ Wti^a nrU- .... subject to correction. in * “ u, of th ' It isn't too late yet. mv freinds Th * * nvoy * uk * the that his right and the great prh which It presents that they rep6rt tt- ]% en. When the store v was onened the followng morning Mr. Miles wired Tor the penitentiary dogs and they nrnff dispatched here by autonio-: condemn'd in atrongeet terms rd Robins. Th3|ll«n placed such a T^vesnma Lodge: Frank Miley. Gerald Fox. Itrfal was carried to a negro’s house upon his sacred dutyAs a citizen Wendall Jordan. Smith Carter.-Ed-* it was not long before the fyet j *ud Jus God-given privilege as to die Cone and M'illie Cone Las.to "brt the guilty parties were be-, '*JJ his vote< Weeks: C. B Bailey. Biepley Bai- me known. The negroes who liv-JX Mr. Howelj opdled atteniii n to lev. Charley Bailey ' r -d in this house have fvequentJC the fact that thX primary is tli*, Isiandton: Keith Polk t B l^en it^ similar troubft>. and it is^Aaid great‘bulwark yhich stands between ?>olk. Dan Crosby, .lo*- > li‘*r.iz and - *Hat tv.o of the brothers >«omnto» •erving a term on the fha>tigang. A crats. Ha i^minded us.of.tlu 'nini brother was arrespem. charcetk ■•i h tli'‘ f dee<) He. wit!' twn other ompiices, have b<i»n caught with ■h' roods, a- tj>tfch «.‘ ! thev co;i!il 'C* veniensly yX'ri'y from tLeXtora i.tring the jf(ght. Third: That we condemn the ef forts which have been made to abol- o«l »:n • Ico’aa W. Rentz Sntf.aks; : Marion F : r<’ Wentlal? B. Goodw tv. Stokes: Allie Codder and l>-nnje • ' f’df-r. .Ruffin? B. M Crcv»t>r i!o< ksottltoro: Huh*--* V. f ■ s- 'ic ft*. I- there ore ;,nv o'her l*e> * t> » hove joned au«! -t. .1 ’ ■-ett omitted, please i ’t. Price. Walterboro S ‘ vote selling and voto buying- He isb the county-to-county campaign . .-AllBf* upon tho port of candidates for state and congressional office:. because the abolishing of same oild result in depriving voters ot the* only source of information con cerning the personal and position of such candidates: , " , , . , o . Fourth: That our delegafe* to People and t .e“aris.o- ; , hp Ma(p f . on ^ Mfjon i. nstriict( ^ that in. the/primary lies the hoi*-of | are herohy in the coiTvm^ people being able . _ I struct-’d and bound to oppose an- hold the'sacred right of voting D ’ “j *‘>‘'’ho<Kof conduct it,-.: touch'd! upon-the movem^tii nliicl. j * ,r ‘ ni ' !% ”' { '' <,,ons - unless raid chang « hyfng agitated throughout th" Clean out the fence corners, the briar patches along the branch or ditches and pint stuff that means four independence. Corn, potatoes, peanuts, yams, sorghum, peas, gar den truck, anything to insure you" "ving at° home and boarding at Cic same place. / ’ . Seasons for severil months have favored you. You had an open wta ter to prepare your lands will, and their efffforts are not only directed toward bringing . shout peace be tween the United States and Mexico, but that it is the purpose to bring peace to Mexico. Not only to avert war with the United States, but to end the internsl strife as well. Thev have invited F» ,Pr * n “ to resentative to meet with the repre- sentatives of Huerta and the United States, in the medialon meeting at XiggMA ftAl on May *. Despite advantage of/ Your land is in fine 7 ^ shape, with the outlook now for l 'louds are slowly lightening un. munteous harvests. ' there is no lack of preparation on Hut you are making the same old ; ,he part the arm> and navy Th-* everlasting fool mistaue. planting I' P :,r 8nd navJP ***>»«****"» b « s V in regard to the aboiition CH b<- cratic br’.i submitii d to\ tiic D ii>o- cl'.il*.; ihioughout \»he state. Ituics Governing \*\a:«I of I*.-n* *>m** The following ..re i.--. r’hX • Ula-nly. iV.iellirenLly lu t m!tiir t'-*- S I'd, Of ' iCtfCtC* gU-ded !>* regulations governing the uremiums. 1 All boys- <l» --.ruX '<f r« .:.pe- tor Abe prizes hi* corn at t>f‘ county fa’i*. to gether with a written h.sjor- o' hi- yoir’s work^. 1. Cqjdpeting member* will be jtidgeddipon the following ba-i> ‘Yne-vliird for quality, one-rl /or fuitity of yield, and one third Dr 'owes*.cost of production x Many Thanks! / y(r Fdior: , U v-rite this \v<,rd Xl ahk . on for your introdectio'Xto i-. You sp*-ak is-arly. ho-X-tlv. tly. You hX**'con ic! jors guided by principle Yes. r. 1 like the tone of \/6\\r edito- ./ Follow lip your fhirlv-^il.ired ‘ --sulufel? is|l: cud you will Kee/necnd: # vonr - any ti '•nstltucm y then cap find no'fault, vote tsutil e Democratic primary an.) .on ^emued such act-ion a* being suicnl-, . , , . . , to the principles of Demo. n'-V i V d a"*. 1 , >" ••pnosc the aV'lish and th;.t they 'urtiicr h< ipstrui.ied •and liound. and am hereby \insritet It-* itlft) expressed himselt' as [>- rongly opposed to th#'>abolition 1 -* cminty-to-county cjimpftlg* .Itscusslng this iiuestion Mr llov- ointed out very forcefully the tie ■ ' - , ho* idi ou.nl.v_caltv.'».y< | *. v |. lg canditfatesvf >r j. i if _ intsiligent voting and showed h r *i" , “'*'^ impossible iu would Ving of the count^-io-t 'upon the part of t'h , j state offices. _ v iffii; lL*Hevinr in tl-.e Integritv ! i j-’nd ’suffrage qf Colleton county, u**i I • »uton. eotton, cotton. And the'’gam i'l'-rs and men who handle the fruit* of your toil are sitting back. Irrin- eg contpiacently and saying. '"Tit-' •*•;!•» fool will never learn anv sen'-e liui eontnines to t»lav in our hand- ’ ! < a no;, crying arinns* V-. r-. > ’’’■ ' on cofton. Cotton if a nee • —ary and vft.-tl crop in the cc«»:v-. . of the world It 's neces ar- '* /f e-yoHr family and mine. ♦»> * • ’ a.-,h '’tnon* > in your i>o< kets la 1)ow idiotic it is to plant only cotton, out the things necessary ttfe and welfare of yourself, our family. doing everythin*’ to put the troons in readiness in ease mediation fails Genera! Ftmstou who is in rom- 1 of t^o Co ted p*a*e--. nrmy Y» ra Cruz, is reported as ena»er for, < • IcriA to marcli on Mexico. \<*J AN THK K. E. T. i#r t... nlace our* elves-on n»'cord as strergi |\ condemning any MnsinuafUm* of No competing member »iU W 'iowed to use tpore Than man to cast an intelligent gptil he had had an opportuid- • ! tr«*t you- will Idtve-the sup}nir’ .ty nf meeting the various ciindid.it' «»f th * people of/your «oititv and and learning Just where they stood that tlie Press and Standard will ii*> said the county-to-cour.ty ram- > rnd its way info all of our homes | uafgii was the only method by wliii ! Yo frs very truly, , \ . ? j'he voters could know bow to.ca. i! F O. S. I’UUTId. 11lie^r ballots intelligently*. j II. B. Peutifoy H|M*aks. D B. Peurifoy was the next sp al. lle:.d«-r/or.ville. P. t'.. May / j ' —. M ry P. W R is Iter, of Route ;L worth of fertilizer of any sor* was /called to the bedside'of her 4. All competing member.- must piotner, ‘Mr-- M A 1 oilmans, at make a complete report to B.C/T/mpa. Fla She was accompanied Price, county farm demonstrator, not fraud in the conduct of primary ebs tions 4,1 t’dlleton county*. Klectinii ,»f Deh'gates. The fonveijttnn then prtxeid' with the election of cveiutive^ctdn- mitteemeh and delegates tcg^rlu' if « <r.\ent!cn J. M. Moerer wa«^oTe» ied e<ccuti\' eomniitteemaP^wYer A. C. Sanders, 'he vote b<>iOg .1 M Nloorer 7 i. ' er. He made, a brief re view,' ot t!)>- -Iff- •lucatlonal and political conditional which have existed from the begi l ti< FishlcprU'* Will Vet f {rpre.--illnti\ :*. » Interview w itii F L Fisl\- 7urne Wednesday, he stated ty a reo- <resci,?;»tivc of tlie Press and Start/' •lard that iie would not be in • th » l ook atiout. Jtret-hrerr^rffcl se,- wii » ra< >,. for representative tis yea’- Me nrosperous arnpnj^-j^ur neiglibora, stated that while he was- deeply Vn man w ho makes | pre< iat>ve 'df the encouragement and ry consideration, solicitations of his tnatjr ftieijds^and their offers of support, he finds it im possible to make, the sacrifice that «*nc!i action would entail. He warm ly thanks .ey^ry friend for their in terest In his behalf and takes this an opportunity to express to then fcv Mrs. <\ ('after later than October 2 4. 11* Sitct, report must contain a complete h tory of the crop, together with a/u;t statement ot the co«ts of prodn/t‘ on 5. N’o competing member/will b* (Rowed to enter more thanX n,> *• r ’ -If corn in the contest ♦1 All competing au/nber* must tie present at the coupiy a ' **• sown, spring. a k mplele pbuto/rapli of ail of th*- -ofn lie present at the coiucly fair a’ 12, /clock, noon, of Wednesday 'luni g ihe fair for the purpose making uing of our country’s history \ *o the present time. In m-Very lev —— — | -runted remarks he slpavml that i><>- eje h boy Each acre of corn , Ltical improveniepPIs absolutely d**. imi*t have peas nr other legumes pendent upon . educational develop -n in the middies at last plow- meht. In Jbe^ course of his remai’«i <ng( or peanuts planted in the mid- be nuute a brief review of Senator. m.*s and then peas or other legutn“s TiUrrtan's record and showed that ht- *v -o*n at laying-by tilfte. ANvinteg-^deserved credit for'establishing tin*; J; . over «rop of grain and legipnes. *reat stronghold of Detnocrac y it; F •w» far s is practical'le, must be fall South Carolina Mr Peurifoy sti:t F. • • -x- h« election-of d«*l'*gat 'Sto was a* follows: * D. M. Yarn . . It. M ^efforea . .*• B. D. Peurifoy / D. L. Smith W. M. Jacques . . H. R. Padgett . J. G. Padgett ,, Strickland .‘in ! v. hcWjvftt crip is bursting, who* * v Iie^t/IRn .is . overflowing, whoe. Toke 'house is filled with hotr.*. rais'd meat; whose table is laden v. uh home-growm vegetables. and v- ltC‘-e stock .ytid ciittle amk hc»c:; «ti*-. '<UviL; at, i fat with produce ernwr on bis farm. And that man raises cotton, ton ^ And his cotton crop puts, money ff>/ id's pockets instead of the supp), :i '\ n ’ s \ X ( onto out of y.iir tranCe-./h'-etb "j f- s xSftKere thanks and his regret*^ ijrtit conditions are such thnf he cart mrf enter the campaign this year. 7-4 r<-.’.. Wake tip end show liof *> a*nse 4:’ lta*d. I^or*:- -. en-y Tud<ip N ndcnc«* 4 A |’.or you ,.*■ nor a v>il oMli<- *! ft isn't ! r, the hand! isp, and nf th uplifters v-ir nose a,e! if, 1 arid 11/ K and turned t*»Xfollowing ' ed that previous to the war. and. in on land A*fne pla planted to oto/t .members of thX(Uit». together wfis their exhibits, Younger than Id years rears will W allow ed to cnKipete for the prizes S. All competing memj^eri mti-t fact, from our country’s earliest lifs tory down to the year 1890. that tie*' their exhibits/ 7 No bo^- young' >r older tlrin 18 yea Thaveach boy be limited to.a , AtIzens of Soujh Carolina had pevn- uniforjM cost of fertilizers per care, j liffd an opportunity of electing any gcRtding stable manure. This uni-J 'fflcer. At that time Tillrpan began '?t»rm cost not to exceed $20.00 pqr f o make himself felt, and he was tit'- ’■vre ' . v instigator of the establishment of 4 .7 That club membership be the Democratic primary which ha ©tyertson 1/. Fishburne Sy' iaiRgdale .- . . v v, \v. Cone . . F. . J. Berry . .v ^ .Those elected in the first'r were D. M Vein. I (I Padg.'lt I*. Fishburne and F J. Berry. 42 I*!' is right 47 up to 1 yiM>XfcX-cert your S4 | reach '-dt agd grab it.' A/' a c'"t sleep'-r.-.. .t -1* (’HARLKF S MA fit: 1 " 1 To Cotu ( lc;t» Dc iiKHi'trui Mc-mbeis. I .crmiibw-Uiet *. A u < •. g.‘ <»f unusual st^rnrise artd" inf -:' • tc I’ve pV'opb* of Wal- terboru Wtok place at >K30 o’etock Wed re iV.- wlien Mari'* V .r- nadoe tceca me brid?* of „, Mf,/ Brubt Hiers^/Ttfc; ceremony 'w-ax performedigrTth* 4 home of the bride’* sent. Mrs .1 < Griffin, by Dc'puty y b-rh-^R. R Miley. , N part res sir** well known. *he ^*r»de tw-inz the niece of Mrs. J. S. • ’.rtffi-i, Mr Hier*; is fl|e eldest, son •of IV (• I Hiers The marriage > • a*».l t oeg as quite a surprise, but their j' Mr: B ('. Price iMrat’on agent, w iti* 1-oli.i* for fjre nq. ly riepion awayXf'r.-rn have their exhibits »t the fair fought only in suh nffmbers as wilt »roved itself to be the moat effect; aide the agent to obtain the best | Instrument in bringing tlfc roninijn ‘-7 Grounds not later D*an Saturday Le- j £ffre the fair Club HeMtlution Carolina 'The boyw’ corn club ha //urn results ic the time allotted for such j mople into.fiosssession of tVr t cstX', . hon - ht .,, af for >.»tH ( ,o,k. nnd that^uch merit bersb ip tm 1 sac red privilege. It wtB. tn ri tn"a< ( - 0 i|^ 0 ,rcWe^,iouwM,h selected a* nearly as possible on or ure. the -Magna Charta o! Soul a .. , ... ... X b ba»inr thru*- <r the routes on which farm de-; Caroln*. which gives the poorest vo olwbibta ts wholly anti-Blepd race; n r ; H. R. Padgett . 88 D. B. Peurifov ... . 28 W. W. Cone . ... • • • t • . . . . . . L. Smith ....... ..... .43 It s genprally’ thought that >h-* Colleton delegation which coe>F ‘ is _ _ , li gi far ctntnonktrated the posaibliiitek-df ] nionstrators are located, and that all*Jer th^ same pflrilege as it does th heavy corn yields in the South s uoy*‘ located otherwise, inc onvenient [ monied demagogue. high cost, tt is thought best now i.» J for visiting, be handled by corre- f'trn our attention, in »he futtfr* to the practice of soil building (hro-jT 1 rotatiem and legume cover (Top*. hlch will result in economic prt» duction. After an interesting d»s- 'ttssipn on this subject, a commiii*-** fJ -'> ‘‘Policy fof Corn t’lub Work ' *ws PPointc'd. and the fol’qw+ng re***-- '■ 'Vcui*. unanimously adopted bv th«* 'lath Carolina demonstra? on jz> Tltat the county demon*?i t un agent be h"!d' respun'-'l*!- (»r • corn club work of in- eoumy. I that he bo permitted to de*., -- • c-fhird ot h-is time. Jf >o much L * -• < for its'suc-ress - That the hoy be* re>jiii»»-/_t - XLt'ti' *, so far a - Is practicable. “ r '* ^ princ iples of soil btii^cLr.e c *'* . ’ ;,f ere taiight to g*ffwn-up , d-*mo.:- • : -ilOtk, Th-.k Lap fuLu*.w.- requirvJ *xconc]ence. I>y addrqfises to s^lioc*! lubs,. etc., as th>* cclndtions may de- ^ti'ad. ♦: That large iirpniitmi.s be* dis- ouraged. but when ;,:..nluitis are offerec’i. they t>*' so divided as to of- *-r. if possibl". equaF fnceutiveu to ... toys for work along the follnw'- ng lia'*-'' (’over crop sawing, best . -!n> n . bisjory of cultivation - of * 1 * t paper On how he selec ted ) , -..-d corn 'ti tl'cv field. selffHiot ten 'eartc of corn, great- *- • yi«ieJ. and greatest net profit, '**. That at Ijsmt-five boys in ea< !j •li t. »M ihdUcfiX'to begin fn (h* i,ng qf 1914 a Two-year rotntlon " on and oats> wtils^thc winter wUtU! er legUIU'-S gfi cover . riJ|M • r .'r >*»»T-bu.ildir(g purpesp^k. • ,v "That th** bo.' • who enter . {,.,<> rear rotaiivOi ie* encouraged to 1 . . .;.t un po.-i iuatead of terttl- land It. >1. JcffcTies Offers RoMiliiiion". R. M. JefferJPs arose and offe'r-ed the following resoltitioD4f..A-hn-li : tabled: X ' c bjed Whereas.. certaRh parties and o.r gapizatious hav^'attoitfpted to mah< chan'Ses in Hip manner of cam u- tr 1 Democratic*primary elections and the rnles/governing qualifications vote therein issues before State- D»'f qrratec Convention'soon to ass . hi a n.X t - Be Says Aclvcrtisiiru Pays When ask**c! by the Press aX Standard ad.oirian Monday if lie con sidered hi* ad. in ’nis paper rXn; ; ing investment. Mr. J. K. T’inchfle, replied: "Slnct* Jannarv 1 I li: -c- bc*kn devoting considerable of m ad. space to rice, and have sti'd in four months nine* carloads For the past five weeks 1 have advertised D S. Butts’ meat very extonsiv ••ales on meat kav* av< pounds n vvqek T)oc*s 4 b ere a re two or thrqe dcktiMss In of Lite' mem tier* of the>6.vs' corn club or demwnstra- tors,^wlio wish to communicate with Mr Pric e any subjec t. Mr Price’s Address wHI be Hot Springs. N .(* -ipv friends wish for them a happy •ui-tre. \ ^ Ia ic iMVlllcMk. Or Sundav ofcernooii Miss Blanch S.eac-h of Walterboro became th-v bride of J WASmoak. of Stokes ’’lie ceremonv was performed by -M*uty •'Ulerk R. x R Miley;. Th* bride is the accomplished daughte.- c p N. Leach of this city, and very popular young lpdy.. a The groom Is a prosperous business man .»♦ iBokfs. LYCEUM ATTRAf’TlON ON TUKKDAY EVENING Xj'sI EntcTtainment c*f a Wry Suc- ctwisftil Seascu.. « i -The closing number of the sea son’s series of Lyceum attraction took place' aj the W’alterhoro hign scltooi auditoriuni Tuesday' The exercises began at X. Di p m , ou< t u< .,ed bv Mr* K "th a few remark/* from *• <’e«-j Kanil( ,_ anrt lb#l rhoir rifoy, Usq.. stating the ho. association and tjia \t the MethcMlM 4’hurch. The regular morning services v il! gin at 11 o’clocK.'being rondtlc v. «*d !»y the pastor. Rev. J. W. Wollins,. 'fliere will In- • special song service E Jones, or- Evening ser- ini ' , ganist. and the cho • c ontlltton H»f> .. , )e a t at the sea omx * . 8.2u o’cloc fc. Whereas, any attempt to ti ait» ^n^ldcr tny succh^s in changes in the Constitutioif and rule:: go\»t;iiing jiriniarics wou!?t I • dangerous tlte welfare of the p :tl *v wutliin ^liv,«jate at this tint *, b.-- ca^tse cjf tlieXpblikical conditirfii* w hick jiow c*xi*f.'Hjnl(*ss said charg- be first refc*rred\to th<* regular meetings of the Deithacrafic < 1 ib« tliroughout the htjitc* bh*fofc* their -adoption, and ■ Whereas, the state executive com- i* due as much to m.v .ads. in I, rofcs and Standard as to rforls in other wys. 1 •V Mr. and .Mr*. II. M r jus-, < Charlie and HovLard, of Way- < rocsi Da., an* »pending some tin;*: with Mrs. Irene Walker near town. Misses Dora Utsey and l/**e Wrck- 'verq, in town Saturday. Don. ) u.x .'J. L- Rentz hxs returned from nn c\t**nd*-d busin*'« (rip to Saluda. ’ * f'* 1 , * * c. W* H Varm L F. DrrfV 'nd J-' Lyons, of Smoaks, wero in town Monday- J (» Jacques, of iiound, waa in F- J- Berry, of Smoaks. waa-dni town VV'edn<vcda> on his Way to Jack-, town Monday. sohvRIe to atfead th'* p union of i P W. Risher, oJ'Edisto, wa. *u t’ppleclerate veterans. . town Monday. / • ■ i., * ' i ir on " tfadlnn was one whdcJj 'W.is quite ;c J display, of the humorous ami arl.s- j 'lti< , »' The '.Vinters'' as*the at:ra« ' .Ijibn was caRed. will be long r»-m. • Rowling and by-red here '-large croyd was pr- -- » v nt da l'< veryorie w/s well rcpi-hl. .. A- s. -A' \