The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 15, 1914, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8
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BIG DEMONSTRATION
FOR SENATOR SMITH"
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Rides to Campaign Meeting at New.
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berry Astride a Bale of Cotton.
Newberry. July 10.-The senatorial o
campaign meeting at Newberry today
was marked by the biggest demon- 3
stration that has yet been made since P
the crusade for votes opened at St. ti
Mathews three weeks ago.
Senator Sinith was driven from his hi
hotel to the Jones grove, where the g
meeting was held, astride a bale or SI
cotton, drawn by a pair of splendid P
Missouri mules, surrounded by a P
crowd of farmers, and preceded by
a squad of mounted cavalry, who act- C
ed as escort.
At the conclusion of his speech the S
senator was again picked up1), put into 'l
an automobile, pending from every
angle of which Were Cotton stalks in St
bloom, and again driven back to tie
hotel while 'several hund red noisy t)
supporters followed the trail of (IIst, .
yelling tlielir approval of the Job. i
Another feature of today's meeting C
was the appearance of the white cot- Ib
ton bloom as Smith cainimitgn badges.
Hundreds of these were ii evidence I
and stood out In striking contrast. to a
the red streamers that flut tered from o
the coat lapels of Ile governors (I
friends. v
Barring the rapid lire of persiste'nt
Interruptiois that were dire led a 9'
Mr. Jennings, who spoke first, and h
then turned against. Mr. l'ollock,
who followed, whenl these were at- r:
tacking the governor's record, ihe ic
wvas little departure Irona the aver
age polltical meeting. Senia tar Smit
made his usual speech, whicht \was a
thorough accou ntling of iis stewarid- I
shi) while In the senate live and a '
half yea rs. The governor refra i ned
today from making any attacks on
Senator Smith. "Ilaskelism" and the C
negro question were eliminated. The C
governor made a survey of what Ie P
had hinself done, narrating Its vn - i
tire political history, whIlh was sup
plemented with slight propilecy aS to '
future political actlvty of himse'l 1
and the eb' auged boaring th-a hi,is II- C
litical enemies will uindergo. I
At no meeting have so many IIIow
ers been presented. 13t11 senato itl
Smith and Gov. lease receleved about i
one dozeni baskets and lhouquIiet s each.
.tamong which Were several Iboxels of I i
peaches. One of the bhai('ies of tlo w - 11
ers received by Senator Sii h was I
seiit up by the ladies of Prosperity.
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Saturda
All Line
WeT hav naikead then
$1.00 linenhs .... .... ..
$ij.75 Linens .......... .
$0.50 binens .............
$0.25 Linrenis........ ..
o(f1..... .... .... ....
All Criepe~ Voiles, I{tiines,
tilar' Stiitmer goods ciit b
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r. Jennings, too, got a bunch of
Dwers and Mr. Pollock a basket.
The meeting today was held in the
nes grove iI the eastern limits of
to city and was attended by the
.rgest crowd that hats collected sincle
1e canpa .gii opened. Approxinimte
2,000 voters were in attentdlanee.
Ith a good representationi of lad is.
)seph 1. eiltt, county elbairinan.
resided, all( prayer was otered by
le R1ev. J. .1. Long.
Whon Mr. Jennings was itroituced,
L was greeted with I cheers for. the
verinor. The 111ayor of S3titnter' re
1nlided to this by ntiioiiiiciig hi.
lNIasl in Seeing tih cotton1 bloss-oinm
rclotinat~et the redl ribbon.
This reoiiark was greeted with
icering for tle speaker, who then
lill tat he had beenl a nietinhor of the
ale D)emocratic conlvenltionl whilh
anied the niew priintry iiles.
"Arel't yolt ashained of theni?"
"No, I'm not lsininet of tht, fact
at .I ilat a plriI inl I nIt: 1g t hem,
il, to qinote till' govemIAI , it yonl Vote
this (eCtion YOI0' gt.P L to Vote :Ie
>rding to these ruIl.s. 'ald youl on'
Alp yourself.' "
Tihesp. l n added that11. thle
Iles uer11 lstii ial\e ands~ thIni
ldt' have anou h tllllienll to -
Iiaite h I, - Hit Ola i t)\Ill i o li ii: i t
W.e anyway.
.\r. .141Vilninga sh altralod th
Ir Ill p ardi r d11 ) 1. it 1-4 1 i', I wat
Inly rented J y 1t ovIr
-ltnIh:, wh o kept 4-4) up I on inIuou1 s
ts f r4Ili and cha o!acteisti -
Tarks. Th t speaker 4.iletd oneo case
ant wh h h-dad tn yWee atr.;.
\\'hen 1I s-iil'an Ioo tl
()n of ne0g !ro 4 n1; lIIo ,\ -s in I tIhe -, .(v -
-11114,1n. Ili til ser-vil it' , s id .
"T e overn'lor t-lls y onl 11ha1 ho'S
ling to ( hav 11l the neo esoc- di;s
hatr ed. 11l. can't do it until Oin
ivil servIice law. is I I r penled. :1nd4
vither tIl. "overnor. 1mr anly other,
.\t v hi No q. 14it eur ti 1he (-Wke I ok
"Ye".-" thw ho h'11(noir'
rimes ath t tha ha1 he 1 iiol in- dlose
iv the enn nunty. hoII; (ll (14
wy er nde to pc o 11dhieI cotton
1-1s, h i lhey .1r-4 noIt kep1t even
Le
for' this."
This speaker said that his health
had been excellent until he had gono
into tile campaign. Since then, he.
said, the dally recital of the gover
nor's record had so) reacted oin him
that lie was almost stifering from the
cholera Iiorbius.
.\Mr. .ienn ings coneltided by sayiug
that lie had been remnitnded by differ
ent neopli inl Newherry that the gov
(1ri11or w0tthi nlot carry evenl his own
coulity this . ear. 'l'o hi-s h added
that thiere Was a stroig pos4iility of
tho goviior's not binrg III thl 'ee
oltuI ra!ce.
Til!; conlusiison h(, drew fronm the
fact t1hat mIany ien who si'itsIortel
thi' governor 1wo yearS ago wcIr, nlot,
sluppolrting, hi1 tihIs a; cr. lie had
n1ot bean of -, ,iall who voted agains-t
tie go\*v(rnor ii t w11o years ago who w as
voting, for h1itu fil, Yeatr.
When .\r. l'ololek ai that. h1v
know ima ny )pople in Nevw\herry. solo
01n0 IIIuiIed11: "DO y'ou knIow Colie?"
e'lbs ,pe'Ilwrs rep!y was that Ie
had Ilh Ini isfortulle to be at the Statv
tinliversily with the governor, that he
had! the greater nisisfortune' to bo with
hiim ih the legislature, and the great
'-t misfortnoie o1 all to have had hin
,is 40Vern1101.
"Yr.. I know Colie," the Speaker
addodi, "anld I've got Is nmeasure."
Thi was answered by iiun1ch hurrah
ill for . l".se. .\gainl the sitaker
broike a ;h:t. over his interrupttrs'
hods by ayiiig that, the little hunch
of lse Sinln siouting at th1e top of
11h4,ir voicl, r4minlded him11 of the story
of a captaini at tile haltie of Pan1
t.inwt). w0in- the Sp:anuish sdhs were
sini a",w :1m1 the .n ria s were rev
juicing1-1 over thio victory mii inelmtedl
'o -hout1. "hmi'l eeor, nomys, Ithe
poor flovils air,- dying"," ilh captainl
ordered.
.\Ir. l'(lock ag:iin today put on vx
hihilion ith t'uloll R ipu blialnn Hic et
ofh ISSO whibi co tatied thelit nam1s o|
differint na eito sit Iris. along with
Ihat1 W, . h. 1'. oli n of lii ttiiu .sville,
: tilamlb ihi t i for lh i it' 'lei ture.
The s 1eder remhuled his- audienlCeC
th.lm 'oor of tLis ticket asthat
of (1h- socialits' flar, :I color .1lso
finutet d by th14 anar11chists ald sugges
('I 1ht this possibly was te reason
r 'm n' s tlctioll te, S color rod for
the lil1ase campign W iege.
Thet ('her'w camllishite then-1 jumpe"d
to theo record- of, senator Smith, which
9salid wasI toosmal to slanld upionl.
'ottenl. Ip. :.1h1. vuna ill that Sithll
h1:11. "I'm .h l that cotton's!, gonev up1
iine fmilwa . h s ea er bed.
Iletter plrivves i, esaid. though"l, were
dtill 1) the e tion ".* blr anld 11'
Sen.Iator Smnith hl:Id heenlln'11 power hev
cla.imied toi have benl h1v wouhlhv
4cept the prico up1.
IFatr S ith. he Id, w so l
jokeo inl Was )hngton, a manl of little,
PoWer,. runn11ing \01h the pncrk hark
ill;,: "Cottonl ( iton!'- 4'ottonl!" jus1t
athe governrlI vries : "Inek nge
Ths wpahler re .(.re to (he gv
~asrenann
e'nor's charges of -laskellism on other
stumps by saying that Charles Car
roll Simms, candidate for govoruor
and el se political friend of the gov
erno r, '4as a nomber of the Haskell
convention and also voted for Col.
He skeli.
Air. Pollock told the Newberry peo
p1(e that the governor wias going to
be sent back to them 'after August
2 >. This was answered by pleas to
send him to Clarileston-' We don't
ieed him here."
"Wlint are you going to get tor that
bale of linters you rode tip oi?" was
asked of Senator Smith wh'1ieni he was
introduced.
"A blamed sight more than you're
worth, if it were dogtail," the senator
retorted, aI0 th crowdl answered with
a whoop.
-The speaker then told the New
berry aldliiece that he had no apol
ogies to Initke for working tot' the
farimers ini the United States seniate
for live and one-half years.
"I would not array class against
Class," the senator added. "I have
not been againas t otiers- so much'li as
I've hiee for mIy crowd," the selnator
Said, "What I've been wantilig to
to, and wlint I've beeni tryin g t) (to.
is not. to have so I any laws put on
the statute book s as I've been trying
to get sointe o0 those against the rhin-t
er taken off," le coittiuel.
No one, he said, who had not passed
through tile Uetisemiiale of a(iversity
on the farm ti, through that. lu iid-to
han(d Conflict. withI poverty Coild right
ly repilsent the great Inass of agri
(ultiiral interests iII the tLited States
setn ate. It Viim phasizhlig his eager'
piilt. to (efeid ils farmiier' friends,
I tIe I speaker saii tiat. we wolnd fight
a man wii1 ii Who attempted to stand lie
tween him1 and them.
"We're with you and we'll help!
(mitie back frtoni the aonilience, amin4st.
much applalse.
The speaker thuen explailed the
amiemiilient, withe1 liche w\roti to tie
bankiig and1(i irieiiy I:w to extend
areris' nol(s, an)d the real estate
fea tur,' which aperi mst lie necept
ed as collatter'al, and displayed lhe'
work he his donev to get grales St.iiimd
aI'diz edla nd tlie tIensile streiigti of thie
iffrentett grades tested aid bleaeh ed.
'T'he goverior' today rfi'rained frot
all bItter attacks oi his oppohnents
and dwelt cliefly on his own political
record. Ie said lie was ashtaiel of
the treatment accorded Senator inIi ith.
inl that. he was made to ide out to the
(Contliiuled ot Te'agi le.)
F-ree Book on Stoiach Ills.
Geo. If. .iy of 1.1 Whiting S.,
Clileago, Ill., a promninint druaggist,
has pllilisliei a guide to hiealthIi, )I
wich he sliow's hlow lie cured ht imiself
and brouglht. relif to t hiuli sainds of (tIt
or suffe'ers froi Constipation, blihouls
niess, ini digestion al i testItinI trou
bles by (lhe use of French ealieng oils,
One dose usually convinices. Th
Imiost. ('Ithron11 cases rair(ely need ovel
thrv(. (loses. Aniy one wanating a Cop.v
of titis hook eain get it at the drug
st or " freel. .\a rs Wonder'lfull RItoml
neh.I Reedy is ntow\ sold hevre by ['11
rens Drug Co.
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72 inceh D anisk............0
72 itnch D)aniisk...........50
2 ini-ih)'Dask ..........37 1-2
fi2 inch D amask .... .....30
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Phone: Office No. 86; Residence 219
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Laurens, S. C.
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All Silk IPlitI el'ns ati neiua cost,054
paiiliern lef tl ini bo l)ot' . G oodi
I lot $0.50 S11; mlixture' Cr'epm. 3
I lot1 Suiitinigs value $0.25 to clos
You1lr ('hoice ofr ainy colored P~arasec
Your' thoice of an~y piece of 45 incI
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Iiig lot linmbroide'ries value .10 and
All 3(i inich slines~~ii $1.00 vahi
than Your Moneys 8
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NOTICE OF SALE
Order Chattel Mortgage
State of South CaroHla,
County of Laurens.
By virtue of the authority contain
'ed in a chattel mortgage, executed by
the Cold Point Granite Company to the
National Bank of Newberry, of New
berry, S. C., the South Carolina Loan
& Trust Company, of Charleston, S.
C., the Peoples National Bank, of
Prosperity, S. C., and the Exchange
Bank, of Newborry, S. C., on the 15th
day of Sept., 1909, and recorded on the
25th day of -Sept., 1909 In Vol..20. page
515 of Chattel Mortgages in the oice
of C. C. 1C. P. for Laurens County, in
said State, I will sell at public out
cry on the 22nd day of July, A. D.,
1914, at 11 o'clock A. M. at the Rock
Quarry formerly operated by The Cold
Point Granite Company, near 0old
Polut, in said County and State, the
followig goods and chattels. de
scribed in the mortgage, to wit:
One (1) 50 11. P. Liddell Engine.
One (1) 50 It. P. boiler.
One (1) 60 J-1 1. Thompkiis boiler.
One (1) hoisting engine.
One (1) Sullivan air compremsor and
tank.
One (1) Ingersol steel drill.
Four (4) hoisting crabs.
One (1) Auistin rock cruler No. to
with screen and bell.
One (1) drum.
E'3ight (8) guy wires.
Two (2) dump cars.
One (1) lot of light dumlp car rall.
Three (3) hundred feet of 4 inch
pipe.
Terms of sale: Cash.
JOHN 1). OWIN(i$.
_-- t Agent for .\lortgagee.
Augustus G. Hart
Attorney at Law
BANK OF LAURENS lBLDO(.
In office recently occupied by John M.
Cannon, deceased.
Prompt attention given to all business
Practice In all State Courts.
Dr. T. L. Timmerman
DentiiSt
People's Bank Building
Phone 382.
Laurens, S. C.
Simpson, Cooper & Babb,
Attorneys at Law.
Will practice in all State Courts.
prompt attention givento all business. q.*
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Chance!
ductions!
. .. . . .. .. .. .37
ots of good fall rounld
you can use for ail season.1
alue $0.50 to close' ...35
c .. . .. . . . . .15
I iu atork for ... ...95
aFlouneing for .59 yard. .
.15 your ch~oice .7 1.2 yard.
e .. . .. .. . ...75
Worth.
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