The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 28, 1918, Image 1
V 'I xf (xiv LAURENS, SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1916.NUBR6
IIAL AND CC
DI
1W
O N. N , DIAL
Nominee for UJ. S. Senator
DIAL AND COOP-_ER L. AL RENS
SWEEP ~T ME COUNTY
Eluard Elieted for Legislature aml4
Davis Apparently So, Boyd and Sul- .S eao
hiyan Rim Over.
One of the lar-gest crowds that ha~t'
ever been p)resent in Lauirena on elecv
tion night was- here last night. The
public square around the screen In
front of the lanterprise Blank where
the returns were shlown was a ima-mI
of humanity from early Iin the evening1
uintil late In the night. A gust of wind FHM..T
swept down the screen about ten
o'clock and another scereen had to be
hung In the window of Wilkes & Com
pany's store.
Laurens' two c-andidates swept thle
county by large nmajorities. With 32
out of 34 boxes heard from Mr. Dial
polled 1763) votes and Mr. Blease 1198.1
Mr. Coop~er polled 1932 and Mr. Rtich- C~ il IF 1 R
ards 802. Ilce polled 108, Dethlea- 108, ll ..1 1; 2
Duncan 10, Pes.'harnm 8, and .\e-I !lt lI.51) 213 I5
Laurin 10. C o ' tr) 1 1
Nicholls lead thie field In tis couinty h il.sSoe 2 9 2
- 0 3 4
for congress and was followed b~y Ho-4 21 a
mar. Traxler brought tisp thle rear. S11 4
D.T.% Km ar I: clearl 7.et to.
in te scondrac. S nc or re-- ent
tain hi presen pogsitioth;e seod
ae wil benbetween ull ian and U .Seao
Oyn of he lare.-- nrow atn also
wvi~l beeprn in Ithersecond race.
tove lnight.wshr atngt h
pulicue aduWattheil saen the
fron orace forntuer~isor.n we
th. retr. woakelyo was ece Con
tillt omiss~n ioner. A guecondrc wildl Ft~iM'
swep dwnte sNeen ab .\ eun
O'lock the other obores chadg the
renstr.
traeo urens adtosip.t other
reount bn lagsejritires. Wre
Mr.Coperpoled192 ad r. lih- Cross Hill . . . . 15 91 8!
ard 80. tle plle 10. k-:ic 10,1 Clinton 11111 , . . 78 E.1 9t
.s'~arin . ad M- Dias .... ......19 I6t 2
Duncan 10 Pt'Uinton .. ......59 2-43 15~
Lauun 0.t'ook's Store . . .16 34 2
Nichllslea th fild n tis Da)niel's Store .. 28 39 21
forconres an wa folowd b it- Ekom f. .........45 37 41
tn~r Traierbi~oight~~c:'....il'. .........34i 2i %
Gr t':>ur; . . .. "8 101 4j
D. . ~nad .~ lerlyelct d o H E'kory Ta v. ..74 45 6
Hiopewell ........18 l7 I
the -lose o Reresutatvesonliae I : .~... .. . 24 In
firs balot l~vsis aparnt . encton . ~........21 5
ed o te 1lose.butth re u nsfa-Li o rens .\l l!! . 75 i 8 I
Prieotn a~lGra.~ aythrw hnt I A.for~i.. ......21 26 2~
.\lt. Pleasant . .. 35 15 I
'Oirhaecn ae SotI )~v. C tTL..... .......I 11 3' ..
tamhi pesntpoiton te ecnd Oxringe........r C 9 5
rac ~il1bebetwea MllIva nt leat. Nloiund .. 15 25 .
llod nd f e deAnotLo res lsoj P 'piA Sprintgs . 45 59 1
wi~l e Inthe econl rae.dia Mill . . .. 41 17 ...
IMountville.. ...47 '19 2~
Ros I) Toumgis l~aly leced lten'mo.. .. .. .... 54 1'
Tresurr oei~l~lgstn, n~lWilo ewa~rts .... ...18 23 2;
is letedMupenn e~tlet o Eitet o hiloh ........20 3.) ...
over ~:mlht .Tie Top .. .. ....4 3 '2
lurbrt nn Wit s ~'ll ak tme ihel~omp.+ms . . . 30 33 3'
secorl aceforSIRperiso. - Wad : l.. .......271 10..
A. i.Itlkey as e-letedCon- Wa? s' Mill . . . . 158 410 W
ty 'omisionr.A scod rcewil ' Weodville ... ...58 61 4~
lessthe the t~' boxs cangetheTonal . . . .1198 1'763 108:
Joh N Wigt ws lete ungi-'('Uf1-H (ONVEN~Es ON THE 9TI
repots n mgiser~a raes "~'~ Jndgce De Vore, of' .Edgelleid, to 1P
avaIlable last night. Msie. Jutrors Drawn Satiurdaiy.
LATEST RETURNS audde pttjrr frtetr
Bethea 4,725. tubi9hJdc~ oe fid
Cooper 28,797. fed ~llteit vi h or.'
DesChamps 236. Jrr s(tw ~lb sflos
Duncan 431. .. lnrenIil.
Richards 12,907.W.ATtml. llvn
Blease 18,126. M ..Mts Auos
Dial 31,108.
Thei. Mrtin commssnr met in.
and C.e Neton junr. otetr
~~~ L. Andersndersone, nter.
)OPER _EADIl
'Early Returns Assure Victory of Laurens Can
didates.
Scattering reports from over the State'last night indica
ted an overwhelming victory for N. B. Dial for the Uni
ted States Senator over Cole L. Blease and Jarnes F. Rice.
The latest news sent out from Colubrnia gave Mr. Dial'
approximately 28,000 votes and Mr. Blease 14,000. While
reports were not as full for the gubern.-torial race it was
*tated with authority from Columbia that Mr. Cooper had
a safe maj)rity of 10,000 votes over the field and was the
nominee of the party fur governor.
The outcome of the congressional race in this district
seems rather uncertain. Nicholls is leading the field, but
last night's returns indicated a second race between Nich
olls and Bomar. Traxler headquarters in Greenville last
night gave out the foilowing incomflete returnsfor the
district
Nicholls, 7,589; Traxler, 4.155 and Bornar 4,659
Meager reports indicated the election of Lever in the
fifth district and Byrnes in the second district. . ,I
Reports on other state offices could not be had last
night.
COUNTY DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY I
STATE TICKET
Governor LA.-Gov.
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2 50 . . . . 7 4
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2 43.................. 71 10 27 8' .. .. .. ..
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108 1932 8 10 10 .802 536 1344 1002 ..' .. .. ..
.1 . Ii. Bell, Jacks. R. W. Parson, Yoiugs.
L. W. Ilughea, Youngs. A. T. Cooper. Seuffletown.
*e- 1E. C. Hiipp, flunter. C. Mi. Wolff, Dial.
L~. 11. Davidson, Ihunter. .J. Ii. Tiraynhamn, Sullivan.
le W. E. Gray, D)Ial. 0. C. Roper, Sullivan.
ay W. C. Wharton, Waterloo. Rt. P. Nabhors, Jacks.
of DIck Owlngs, Laurens. A. Hi. Moore, Laurons.
pj- Thos. 'P. Poole, Scuffletown. -_______
ec- !R. E. Langston, Laturens. (Charmed with Franklin.
'he J1. '. Bennett, ILurens. The' following liem, taken from
Jno. A. Franks, Laturens. FrianklIn, N. e., paper will he rea
RL. S. Turner, Cross Hill. with interest b~y those who rememhi
M. L. 'Roper, Laurens. Mrs. Bray In this county:
H. D). Rlantin, Hunter. Mrs. Martha A. Bray and daughte
T. L. Sumerel, Dial. Miss Margaret, are visIting In the cil
T. D). Farrow, D)lal, and are charmedl with place and pei
ID. C. Emerson, Waterloo. puie. They think FranklIn an Ides
E. P. Minter, Laurens. summer resort and the people arc u1;
T1. M. Adair, .Hunter. excelled in their huospitality to gues
R. I.. Prince, Scuflletown, and visitors. Mrs. Bray has devoti
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,LECT1ON, AUJGUST 27, .80
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ith 1he finescredentials.U She.is a
tional re7iu and poitia 1move- 5 2
22nr, .C She1 is 2ite of the..lat..
Joh 3. Mis 12on tim 1ent2 of ' 1 1 16 1
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hetle puli I taleted to datenl anol4pi 01te9h
and .'1iglus wrk nd omesto ~n h'. C. ii. Hoper, 5(ecretar'y of t he
W~t I ie inet cedetl als Sh isaBoard of Trusteces of the cIty schools.
(lesendnt r te ~Vft'rds idnha s taflted yest erday that uinless plans deC
and erekrs r Soth arolna eo-eded oni now are chiangedi the city
p~e ho re romnen. i th edca.schools will open1 onl Monday morning,
tiosal reig~us nd oliica moe-Sept. 9th. Supt. Spears has not arriv
monkther beig govrnor, seator (1In the city yet, but is expected with
an(1lawyrs mongthem Tir anes-in a very short time.
d bug, . C.Sheis asiser o th lat (uy SuIIIan Dead.
Joh (' Milsat ne ~mesentorof Guy Sullivan, a respeted darkey
thisstat an Cot Kithens stff.living on the place of Mr. 'J. (D). Sulli
_________van a few miles from tho city, died
Thursday, the 15th, at 'six o'clock. HeI
y lid ~was known as a hard worker and re
The ublc. i Initedto tten anliable citizen, having ttan confidence of
iiiecemetranetfrtebn-white and colored ?epolb alike.
[5 ralpubic.schol ous, Sturay, Miss Ora Smoak, of Ora ngeburg, is I
dl .Angnst 1 lcglnning at 7: 'mP.\ M. IhA gu~. es of... L. .n BotJ.