The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, July 28, 1920, Image 10

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ANNOUNCEMENTS. * * Body of $ * * * * * * * * * * * * S too N I hereby announce myself a candi date for Congress from the Fourth Congressional District, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. J. .\lSIWAIN. I hereby announce my candidacy for Representative in Congress from the Fourth Congressional District and it pledge myself to abide the result of S the Democratic primary. R - _ ~A. E. H II LjL. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Solicitor of the Eighth .1udi cial circuit and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic pri t mary. .1. HOWARD MOORE. I hereby annoince myself a candi date for re-election as solicitor. of the 1-Eighth district subject to the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary. It. S. BL1ACKWFUJLL. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Clerk of Court of Laurens County subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. 1. A. Sl''LL VAN, Jr. I liereby respectfully announce my self-a candidate for re-election to the office of Clerk of Court for Laureis Cutility, subject to rules of the Demo (ratie Party. C. A. POWPIR. I hereby announce myself as a can didate for Clerk of Court for Laureus County and pledge myself to abide the result of the Democratic primary. JOh1N A. PIRANKS. I hereby announce myself a candi date for Sheriff of Laurens county and pledge myself to abide by the rules and regulations of the Demo cratic primary. COiU.MlBUS L. OWWINS. I hereby announce myself a can didate for re-election to the ofice of Sheriff of Laurens county, subject to the rules of the Dinemocratic primary. S. C. RID. The many friends of Joe F. Smith hereby announce him a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Laurens Coun ty, and pledge him to abide the result of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the Senate from Laurens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the Democratic primary. JACK II. DAVIS. I hereby announce myself a candli date for the State Senate from Lau rens county and )le(lge myself to abide by the rules of the Democratic pri mary. 0. 1. CAOODWIN. I hereby announce myself a candi (late for the senate from Laurens county, subject to the rules and rogu lations of the democratic primary. PHIL D. H{UFF. I hereby announce mys'elf a candi date for .he state senate *rom Lau rens county, and pledge mnyself to abide by the rules and regulations of thc democratic primary. 0. L. DONG. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the State Senate from Lau rens county and pledge myself to abide by the results of the -Democratic primary. R. D. BOYD. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the lHouse of Representatives from Iaurens County subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. (kROVIiR C. WATTS. Friends of Clarence .\l. Blabb here by annouince hinm as a candidate for the H ouse of ilcepresen taitives from Laur ens Coutli y. rlujec't to the rulIes of the Plemocrat ic primary. I hereby ann~ounce myi~selIf a candi daite lor the tiouse of Riepresntuhtatives subjhiect to the rulles and rIeguantionsi of the IX .mera~tiC irimnary. II. It. TODDU. 'At the rettuest of lmy many friends I hereby r(espectfuily annoumnce my self as a candidate for lbhe I louise of Reprsenatati ves, subjectI to the rules of the D~emocratic Par'ty. I hereby announce myself a candii date for the Jiouise of Representatives from Lalurens county and pledge my self to abide by tile results of the D)emuocratic primary. T1OWNS A. WriL~IS. I hereby annlounce myself a candli (late for re-election as .\agistrate for Lau rens Towntshi andil pl edge myself to a bidle by the rules of tile D~emo cratic primary. .JOltN N. WIil~T. I hereby annouince myself a candii (late for re-election for County C~om missioner of baurens county, subject to the rules andl regulations of the Democratic primary. .A. Ifomer .\oore. I hereby announce myself a can dIdate for County Comisisioner of Laurens county and pledge mnyself to abide by the rles and reguilat ions of .the Democratic primary. G100. C .HIOPKINS. I hereby announce myself for ie election for Coroner' or Lauirens coun-. ty, subje~ct to the rulies and regula.. tions of the D~emocratic Primary, run1 ning on my record for the past two years. RI. R. OWINCS. I hiereb~y announce myself at caiidi date for Coroner of L~aurtens counlty andl~ pledlge myself to aide! by the rules and regulations of the D~e~moratic primary. W. HfAMPTON WI!IITLOCK(. No Worrns iln a Healthy Child All chIldren troubled with worms have an uni hiealthy color, which Indicates poor blood, and as a yule, there is more or le stomach disturbance. GROVE'S TASTELESS chili TONIC given regularly for two or three weeks will eurich the blood, Im provn tho digestion, anid act as a Cencral Strength ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then blrow offor di ithe wormogspd the Child will be id nerfct i e Pleasdt tke. 60o ner bottle. Five Minute Chats on Our Presidents By JAMES MORGAN (Copyright, 1920. by James Morgian.) A BACHELOR PRESIDENT 1791-April 23, James Buchanan born in Franklin county, Pa. 1815-16-Member of the legisla. ture. 1819-Tragic death of his be. trothed, Annie 1C. Cole man. 1821-31-Member of congrece. 1832-34-Minister to Russia. 1834-45-Sonator. 1845-49-Secretary of state. 1853-56-Minister to Great Britain. 1856-Democratic nominee for - president. AMES BUCHANAN was the last . president to wrap his neck in a stock, as Monroe was the last to wear knee-breeches-and he was the last of an era. An age passe'd away as he passed out of the White House. After Buchanan's birth at a Penn sylvania log cabin, his father, who was an Irish immigrant, prospered as a country storekeeper and was able to send his son to college. But the college sent him back as a wild spirit that it could not taine. The pastor of the scandalized family begged and obtained a chance for the wayward youth, who Improved it so well that he graduated first in his class. Never theless, the still unforgiving faculty denied him the honors of his rank. This would be but a dull story of law and politics were it not for a single tragic episode which east a shadow over the whole after life of olr bachelor president, the only presi dent to die a bachelor. A young wom an, to whom Buchanan was engaged in early manhood, a daughter of the wealthiest family in the county, wrote him a letter of dismissal under the spell of a jealousy which had been aroused by gossips: Pride on both James uh. Jamskpttes Bwoaan i hi seplarat ion was made I rrev'ocable b~y her sudden death-probably bly sui cdle. In griof and horror, the young lover wrote to tile falther of the dead girl, begging tile plrivilege of looking upon01 her remahlins ando of following them to tile grave. But tile letter was return red to him unlopenled. F'our and forty years passed, and1 Buclhananl went to his grave withlout. ever having taken any other woman to his heart. WVhen his executors openedI tile papers,' wichd the aged ex-Ipresident had left ini a blank vault, they foundio aonig thlem a little ipack et of treasured love letters from his sweetheart of long ago. But in ac cordance with tile request written on thle outside, those faded memlentoes of hlis only love were bunrned without breaking the seal on them. Buchlanan was by no means a crab bed old1 bachelor. Hie remIained al ways Inost couirteously uttentive to womenc, though withl a perf'ect imipar tiaility. Nor did he0 keep bahe1Ilolr's hall, At Whleatland, his country place nlear Lanceaster, Pa., h~e broughlt up, from early abiildihood, the orphianedl son of one of is sisters and the orphianed daugliter of anothler, whlo became, as Miss Harriet Lane, one of the most admired mistresses of the White House. Afier Bluchanan had risen to top rank at the P'ennsylvania bar, with a practice that brought hlim as9 mttch as $12,000 in a year, lhe entered poli ties. Starting as a Fede(Jralist, he be came1l a Democrat only at the death of the party of his first chloice. Uie was elected to thle legislature and to congress; was thrice elected to the senate; served as mlinister to Ruwsia and Great Britain and was secretary of state in Polk's cabinet. For 20 years an unsuccessful can didate for the presidlential nomina tion, the veteran politician hlad all blut given Up) hope whlen at last it came to him unsought in 1850O on his return from a long absence sa Ameri (-an uminister in London. As' he ac cepted it, he sighed thlat tile honor had been denied him until he was too old to enjoy it, "when all the friends I loved and wanted to reward are dead and :11 'ae enetnies I hated and hat' muarked for puntsainent are turneld my friends. Mr. M. D. iNelson, of Etowah Tenn., caine .to accompany his father to the hospital. Mrs. L .D. Bass is visiting Mr. J. D. HIunter at Barksdale. 'Mr. and Airs. Tom Coleman, Jr., spent a day in Greer recently with Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Goetz. Prof. M. E. (Duncan is on a visit to friends in BIartsvillo and McColl. Mrs. T. 'P. Duncan Is !siting her sis ter, 'Mrs. E. F. Collins, of Greenwood. Alr. Guy A. Moore spent a few days last week with .his aunt, Mrs. Mattie Beasley, of Clinton. Mlessrs. Tlyon Nicholls and Guy Moore motored to Greenville Saturday on business. Al.r. Carl Bailey, of Greenville, spent a day recently with Mrs. E. L. iLeake. Ir. iB. M. Cunningham visited friends In Spartinburg recently. Mr. Pope Chapman, wlo Is taking a business course in Columbia, was at home last Sunday. Miss Joe 'Walker, of Aladdens, spent a day last week with her sister, Mrs. .1. 1. Cunningham. The schoolhouse at .t. Pleasant has been finished. The community should feel proud of a building like this one. Mr. Diouglas West, of Ware Shoals spent. Sunday nt the home of Airs. John '. Nelson. MIasonite Plenic Postponed. The annual plenic of l3rewerton Masonic Lodge, whilch was to he held on Friday of this week, has been in definitely postponed. Rheumatism is completely wasie(d out of tihe system b) the celebrated Sivar Miieral Water. Pos itively guaranteed by imone-.iack offer TaIstes fine; cos a trifle. lelivered any. wiere by our Laurens Agents, J. C. SIeb & Co. ' Ph1(one tilem?). LUMBER Why lot buy your l umber in ear lots, diree~ from mill and save the discounts? Write or wire for prie. es, sen(ing us list. of qutity ani grade you want. COOK & CO. Greenville, S. C. on Goodyc irdy Small It surprises c e that they car ~, v cost ordinari than that of This; initiai v Z' cost, results f experience a ~ the world's la 30 x 3%/-an< Such facts es sizes, were Goodyear Ti If you drive Dort take a enjoyreal~o your car wi Tourist Tubx lyear Double-Cure $2350 Good1 reather Tread . .* -- you ar <1year Sige-cure $2150 casing Skid Trc + - . --. 30z31 VILLA READY FOR TERMS OR WARPATH Bandit Chief, in Control of Sabinas, Wires Ultinatui to Xexlean Gov erniment. Eagle 'Pass, Texas, July 20.-Arriv al of Francisco Villa, .bandit chief tain, at Sabinas this morning nwas im mediately followed by a sharp en' counter with government forces num lbering about twenty Flve men, ac cording to information reaching Eagle -Pass lite this afternoon. It is said Villa's force 'totals between 300 and 50q. Villa, who advices say, came to 'the de la liureta government on terms for surrender for himself and men, will start on another war path if his terms for giving himself up are not accepted, it is reported .here. -Refu gees are coming to Piedras Negras from the Sabinas district, fearing trouble as a result of Villa's presence it Is said. Reports reaching here say Villa is in full control of Sabinas and follow ing the encounter with a government force of about twenty-flive (C la:Iluerta troops all of which are believed to have been killed, sent word to the government garrison that he must not be hindered if further trouble was to be avoided. All railroad and other communlea tion service is said to be under Villa's control at Sabinas. Accounts of his activities reaching here say that if his terms for surrender are not ac cepted tlhe bandit leader has planned to renew warfare on a larger scale i mediately. A report reaching Eagle Pass to night says Villa has taken Carl llaege lin, an American, president of ithe Sabinas Brewery, and is holding him for ransom. * * CoLD POINTi' N-EWS. * Cold Point, July 26.-Mr. T. 11. Nel son left Friday for Steedley llospital. Mr. Nelson hap been in bad health for some time. 'lie Is to undergo an op eration today. We trust that it will be successful and and that Mr. Nelson will soon return in better health. Ride Sti 30x3% Got Fabric, Ant GCm~~e J. J. McSWAIN Candidate for Congress, asks your support on his platform of Constructive Measures, including: 1. Education, vocational and practical. 2. Farm development and good roads. 3. Expose and prevent profiteering. 4' Economy and reducing Federal job-holders. 5. S3top encroachments of Federal Power. 6. Stop "Pork Barrel" politics. HE ASKS EVERY CITIZEN TO HEl. NOTICE ! Aftsr July 1st we wIll only deliver coal for C A S H. When you send in your or der mail your check with it. We are forced to do this on account of the time and work caused by collecting accounts. Laurens Gin & Fuel Co. ar Tires in That Car of Yours ertain users of small cars to find i. obtain Goodyear Tires at a first ly not greater, and sometimes less, other tires. aluec, as well as the very low final romi the application of Goodyear ad care to their manufacture in ~rgest tire factory devoted to 30x3-, 1 31 x 4-inch sizes. plain why more cars, using these Factory -equipped last year with res than with any other kind. a Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell, or -lvantage of the opportunity to odyear value and economy; equip th Goodyear Tires and Heavy :s at the nearest Service Station. ear Heavy Tourist Tabe. cost no more than the price * asked to pay for tubes of less merit-why risk costly when such sr protection is available? /2 sae in waterproof bag....................--4-. /