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X / • * V A 4 % | , p # THE PRESS AND STAKZwIU). WALl'ERBO^.O, a C NOVEMBER 11, 1914 ♦ - ITE WAREHOUSE iYSTEH ORGANIZED ! TLctc Who WiH JSmo the. First mm l i Second W»Vks of Court. Jo L. BIcLanrin Appoints Deputy, Inspector and Secretary. JFBnB DRAWN FOR FALL TRRM two at lores orsr Profressives in th > TsBth oiid Twelfth. Indlono; 1 Democrat* n, coho S. RopubUcon gain of two Seventh end Tenth. lows: Democrats 1. Republicans lit> rorre os )aron for the. foil term | W< ueputoiicini net coin .f ,\ Q . ;i “| of Court of general Semions for Col- lB second. Third and * Sixt ’ jklon Count?: _ i district; loss Jn Clove mi:. I F:rst Week: E. W. P. McMillan, -Kansas: Demberats 4. R«»r.. ,\V. O. Melts. O. H. Anil, J. F. . probabli , Re|lub „„ n V; The following, her* been drown Rnpab;;- T. 8. Jonea. J. H. Fender. C. H. ’ calls . . , f „ .. .. — — -• .. w roIJ . ccrat|c gain of oc>j in V. >rU of OrgaAihcfition of th<? is tat v ':<iU>n \Vt7clioiLsc S;.-teui lic-j'tv.. >>• tlie Commlseioncr; .%]>poiu:, ctnf J uncJ Taiics tp lils'llca^ 1 Quarters. ». ' 1 ■ 4L-.il 1 J « i *»t 8. Jonea. Caldwell. . W. Bishop, II. rol’.ey, A. G. Ulmer, A. Z. Searson.i Kentucky: Democrats !♦. Ko J. A. Avkerrinn,, Jr.. J. L. Itishcr, Ucans 2, uncharged. Democrats 7, Progressho: n: C. Dmrdy. W. 11. Breland. H. J. In Third. Brant, O. J. Yarn, It. N. Jones, It. I Tdalae: Democrats 1. IV V.'. I'oovcn, P. Yarn, B. W. lim tlllrtMf Crcnby, Gcorgo Gruber O. G, Git.-; ncmcra^ : lieaus j. Hcfubiicyi,?,, " WAREHOUSE ACCEPTED ir CAN PAY EXPENSES! | TZ&S.! • I T. J. Burton. B. B. Crosby, Jr., W. Crepsives 1. Tl \ -w iW S' iacreas- week. We have .&/ /• on our V We. have the liD-fo-iIate ► '' _ ; -y_ Printing Bepartment yon can •/ dane \ Saiisfaciioa goarasfei shori notice. / ... When in neei cf anything, give us a call A trial is all we need, that we are on our job. convince \ / < r Cb U •V 99 'olambla, .Nov. 7.—Appointments ; follows ivere mada yesterday by t-li*- t-'a^o’-warehou c* cor.;:.:ic^icr«‘-. J j a Ij. Me La'irin cf Iler.aettovIHe: J. G. L. White, Chester, cleput' co •mis. loner, in special charge 1 ui all s tote-operated warehouses. James A. Drake, Benncttsvilio, t’ljef inrpe»tor of warehouses. * John K. Aull, ColuniblU, secretary to tho comTissloner. Olficp of the commissioner will bj removed at once to the ofilcc ,b :ilding of the old state dispensary plant at Gervais and Pulaski streets. ;:c premises are still state proper- tj, but are under lease to two stor age concerns, the Columbia Ware, hntse and Transfer Company and lo Columbia Waste and Warehouse 'Company. G. A. Guignard ia pres- j ’Jent of the former company and J. A, Meetse of the latter. Senator ; kcLaurin’s temporary headquarters :re at the Jefferson hotel, j Blank forms of proposals to lease j to the state pretnises suitable for use fa* cotton warehouses were drafted j yesterday by the commissioner, as uas also a statement of requirements to which such places must '.conform to be acceptable. Defines Requirements, f "No warehouse can be accepted,” his statement says, “which does not .-ay expenses. The state cqn charge io 'profit, but must be protected aga nst loss. Operating expenses uill r.ry with different types of ware houses and include interest on the yj I capital invested in the property." "The stau^ will take over'a ware- Lojre at a rental which will inelude ffht bKed chargf* of lintercst on capi j tal, salaries of manager and eni- f lojes, all of which will be a matter ^of adjustment between the state and ' persons owning the property, charges , .or strong being' adju.-ted to cover .same in the individual .. are hot 1 ‘■e • "it is tho purpose-of the commis sionor to encourage the erection of warehouses in each community, which said warehouses may be of brick or corrugated iron and which may be planked up at each end, with not more than eighty bales in a warehouse or compartment thereot These can be taken over at nominal rental and parties wfbtlng the ware house i an tlx storaxo charges to in elude weighing, griding, insurano- and small charge to defray expenses .under this act. Bond is U\acted. ‘‘A bond wiij be required from the? a local officers ' guaranteeing weights, grades, condition and th-# t safekeeping of the cotton ,in their charge, so as to protect the state against lesr.” The i?! mk form of proposal pro vides for information as follow-: .Lo cation b^iii rlption of buildings, • n Taber cf biles now staffed in it, j rat'* c h i i " Ml. capacity, insurance 'rate, rating, number.and pay. of eni- |ployees im'lud'ng laborers and watch ^r-en. total receipts per month, cost Cf operation per month’ net profit per month, namca otflccra if a cor jporr.tion, amount of' capital stock, jclIvideqdA paid in 1912 and jl91J; If privately owned, .cost of j construction, how long in use, profits in 1911,' 1912 and 1913. Warehouse receipts • to be used will guarantee, in the name of the state, the title, weight, grade and condition of cotton which they re present. Senator McLaurin says he is using special care U) safeguard these certificates, with a view to making them easily negotiable se curity in the money centres of the North ** wbll a* at home. Senator McLanrin ieft last night for the Pee Dee. Ho expects to spend today at his boms in Bennet taville. ' > tier. C. V. Brolcnd, C. C. nidwell. C. II. Preland. S. B. Spell, A. l\ Msk. H. B. Wllllama. BIfth week: G. P. Blocker. M. 7. Rize". .1. T. O'Quin, Frank Crod- 1 bv. A. I. Martin, G. Q. Bishop, J. VV. Preacher, II. O. Lenton, R. L. Hiers, P. Rbevos. J. P. Hudson, J, C. G. P. Jennings, II. VV. Ulmer, J. M. Sneights, T. H. Caldwell, Jr.,i !1. T. Price, J. F. Fender, J. li. Fer-' dcr, S. C. Price, B. Colson, 1. i\ !i« ufon, M. M. Sir.ith. T. E. McTet.', W. M. Nettles, Sr., il P. Ulmer, J.: K. Mixon, W. W. Beckett. W. !>. Carroll, W. B. Easterling, S. # A. Blocker, Jasper E. Crosby,' E. J.| Rittor, J. H. Dewett, J. L. Crosby, j D. A. Davis. Massr.rLusct:*: Dc r. ocr: • publicar U. •!•>: polios. Ifrilightb, Eleven'-., 'i. . . T'. Eightli, Elev-r h. Tl.irti .Sixteenth districts. Michigan: Demo. :ai^ 2, i cans 11. Republicans gvin t-.. . « rrogreasives in Tenth aad T Minnesota: Demo'ufatr. 1, p • Means 8, Progressives 1. P: sives gain one. ^ er Progressives in Mississippi: Democrats 8. / Means-2, unchanged. Citation for County of l/ett^Ts of Administra tlon. State of South Carolina Collftoft. By, Q, Albert each. Esq. Probatr Judge. Whereas J. M. Taylbr made suit Hamnshire to me to grant him letters of admin t New Hampshire. it< ' Missouri: Democrats 14. Means 2, unchangde. Nebraska: Democrats 3. Rop ; cans -3, unchanged. | Nevada: , Democrats 0, Rep-j.; cans 1, unchanged. Democrats istratlon of the estote and effects of Republicans 2; Republicans gam • Robert L. Carson; j New Jersey: Democrats 4. i These are, therefore, to cite publicans 8, probably Democrutt!' 1 asms««• <» ertL. Canon, deceased, that they be j Fourth. Eighth, Ninth and 7c: m and appear before me in the Court - districts. of Probate to be held In Walterboro,| jj ew \j ex jco: Democrats 0. r . 8. C., on the 19th day of publicans 1. Republicans gain ! her 1914. after publication hereof, „ « at 11 o'clock in the forenoon. to|- New York: Democrats 20.„R. p :,, show cause, if any they have. why. Means St, Progressives 1. Socialiv 1 ’the said administration should notj R e p U bii Cans g a i n 12 Socialise- be granted. one Given under my band th s »t»J.day North rarolira; of November, Anno Domini, 1914. Published on the 11th and ISt’n days of November, 1914 in the Press and Standard. G. ALERT BEACH. Probate Judge. Colleton Coun . .Til DEMOCRATS HOLD HOUSE BY MAJORITY With Practical!:/ All iieftulfs Set ’. .* of 2:1 Asstfred to Admin * triUk b Control-r f L >w r Body \rj Mttr;;in Party, New Yor|c, Nov. 4,—Latest relume from yesterday’s election indicat2 n Democratic majority in the House of Representatives for 4he ,454th Con gress ‘will be reduced to 23. The probable Democratic majority in the Senate will be 14. Democrats have elected 226 mcm- IVersfi Republicans 192. Progressives 10 and Socialists**!. Of the six miss lag districts it was estimated tonight that the Republicans and Democrats miglit elect three each. Heaviest Republican pains wr. I 3 In Illinois, 12 in New v ork, 10 Pennsylvania and 9 5?t Ohio. Pv .-.c-sLe r^r resent at ion in the IIor.L publicans 31'Hi'tLiry.e Domoc^aVi- , probably Republican 1. North Dakota: Democrats publicans 3; unchanged. Ohio: Democrats 10, Ren .! u- Oklahoma: Democnr ; 6. R« cans 2:, Republicans p.;:a o: J . First. Oregisii: De'-mcrats n, - cans U; r.epublican * Kt'-u . i*rerV( ^.dve*-, fh Th r R Pear. ?-y Ivan la: Den- r - publicanA ,29; p.epuLlt. aa.-i • of 10. • ' ; ‘ Rhcde Island: Deriocv pubiicaift 2; Republicans - in Second. South Dakota: Democrats !. • • » publicans 2; unchanged. Tennessee: Democrats 8. R Mcan 8 2; unchanged. Texas: Democrats 18, R cans 0; unchanged/ Utah: Democrats 1. Rcpuh’ 1; Democrats gain in Second. Vermont: Democrats 0; Rey.. - licans 2; unchanged. Virginia: Democrats 9,. U* • cans 1; unchanged. Washington: Democrats !. r’lblicar.-.' 4. RepuMlcn.: . r ' ocrats each gain one o.*r gressives. West-Virgin'a: Der - rA'L ) ' . $2.70 Savannah, Ga. and Return. / 1.1. Vlt the Atlantic Coast Line, the Standard Railroad of the / a South, x ANNUAL CONVENTION UNIT ED DAUGHTERS OF THE - CON- FBDERAOY. Ticket* on sale No vember 7th to loth, tnrlnalve, and for train* acboduled to reach Savan niih> before noon of the l^th.. Lim ited to reach original 4 startlug point prior to midnight of November 90, 1914. * J. W. J. CRAIG, Pamenger faialBc WHITE, General rt / c?. c t from 19 to 9. or 10. Contests- which were so close that ' ey could net ba. definitely cU-tern.- .rcd Pt a late iiorr tonight were in 0 districts in Colorado, ono In Now Jersey, two in Kaneas and ono in North t .-rolinri. In the Sixth Califoraie. district -I- \. El?-ton, ProgreFsive, led George II. Derrick, Republican, by a slight margin. Democrats claimed the elec tion of H. 11. Seldomridge and El ward in the Second and third dis tricts. Representative W, E. Tuttle. Jr., of the.Fifth New Joniey<wvis in danger of losing his seat to John II. ahick. Republican, but his support ers claimed his election. Republicans claimed victory for W. A. Calderhead and John B. Dykes in the Fif*h and Sixth Kansas districts and J. J. Britt in the Tenth North Carloina. The House now stands: / Alabama: Democrats 10, Repub licans 0, unchanged. - Arizona: Democrats 1, RepubM cans o, unchanged. Arkansas:. DemecrUs 1, Republi cans 0, unchanged. California: Democrats 2, Republi cans *, Progressives, "mehanged Colorado: Democrats 2. un changed. N - Connecticut: Democrats 0, Re publicans S, Republican gain I. Delaware: Democrats 0. Republi cans 1. Republican gain 1. Florida: Democrats, 4, Republi cans 0. unchanged. Georgia: Democrats 12, RepubM cans 0, unchanged. Idaho:' Democrats 0, Republi cans 2, unchanged. IHlnots:^ Democrats 99 RepubH- ,cans 17. Progressive* 1; RepubU can gfiki of IS over Democrats In Tfilrd, Flftenth, Seventeenth, Eigh teenth. Nineteenth. Twenty-first. Wisconsin: Democrat:: 2. Means 9; Republicans ;; .. Sixth. Wyomirg: Demotrr.1 ^ i T Meant- 1; unchanged. Returns iidical' that th;* w'll remain Democratic by l’ "ity. Humorous Russian Coiners. The Russian coiners, who for some time have been circulating through- ont southern Russia false half ruble pieces, commonly known as poltinlL certainly have a fine sense of bunrof. The false coins are excellently f-tbrt- cated, and ring like the genuine hah* rubles. They came to be detected chiefly by the absence on their outer ^ edge of the usual mint inscription Citing, In zolotnik! and doll, the - amount of silver contained In the poF Gaik. The later iaroe of the counter- Ml coin has an Inaertption 00 the outer edge, reading “Opr money Is no . wore# than yours.” a sly aad Impu dent hit at the aathoritts* of the to* perial mint. So long aa the hissrir tlon la there the amh la the street ? doe* not take the trouble to decipher tt. Bo far th* polio* hew* been ua* khto to tree* the lean nnaa* rta ktLB BY ALL DI««fi!3J £82. EVEBYWHEtS 2L: ^ _ _ _ fomr QSDbJU! mnis T* Ce Agent, Wilmington, N. C. Iftpty-PfjpBd. yysntr fourth, nftd