Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(POLIICAT-L ADVIED WARREN FOR 1 GEORGE W)II.AT O4,11EI8 SAY AHOUT GE0.GE WARRiEN 'he lanipton Guardian EE4ito.$iallt t: Statest. , "George 'Warren is a man of ability, ourage, common sense and sterling t, orth. lie is a deep student of politi Oal economy, yet understands its practical application. Ills knowledge of -rovernment affutrs acquired by klose study peculiarly fits him for the bfilcc of United States Seantor. We *fear to expregs in these colutmns the high. regard we have for George War ren as a man, as a lawyer, and as a statesman. 'However, we can and do cominienI him (o tlid ieopIe with the asslrance that, in the event of his election, South Carolina will be proud of her young senator. \W ;re not given the power of phophecy, but kiowing the man and his 4bility, his-ldeas'of government, his respect for the C(onstitution, his beliefs in the doctrines of Calhoun, we aid convinced that George Warren by tie possession of those qualifica tions' and 4hy the power of his person ality will be elected. Oui state can not afford to refuse tile services of such Ia man." Warren for Senator. George Warren of Ilampton has been growing in popular favor since his entry Into the race for the United Pates Senate. A few ,weeks ago the prediction was freely indulged Ithat Senator Sm ith wvould drfea t his three opponents in the first race. Now it Is generally c'onceded that there will be a second race andi thai George Warren will he ini it. In a second race with Senatom Smith,. the adlvant-age will .be wit i1 Warren. The boasted Smithi strength is fast dwviidlinug a way. it has largely beer a nmyth. Not all the farmers arie Smithi men This is the day of thle young mani Warrep is young, but he lias a re card of achievement behind hini. F'nith is no longer younjg, but ILi ter< is lIttle to *whi~c hhe can point, (Ie spite his long years in thet U'nite< States Senate, as his accomplishmen for the public good.--Aiken Standard State's flights. , There catn lie no dot:blt but tha t evem the casugpl student of political histor; enn detect that the federal govern ment la steadily infringing upoi state'~ v ighits. Part icular jinstance are ' ihnted out 'hy .\r. Warren, candi date 6i the United States Senate. W are amonig those whlo do not like thi idea. The states should be freet regulate thel rown affairs. The nine teenth ?mendment of the constitutto of the United States standis a might good chance of becoming operativi Only one more state is requiredt ratify the woman's suffrage amend ment,'andi t-he Governor of Tennesser has called a special session of the let islature in his state which wvill cor sider thmis amendment. if Tlennesa ratifies the 'nineteenth amendmen then we will1 have whmian's suffrat and the individual states ('annot hel themiselves. We believe enach italI should be allowed to regulate th matter' lndlependent of the federi government. 'if thle people of th state wanit -voman suffrage th< shoulId be' allocwed 'to acbpt it 1? themselves. Ifethecy are opposed to they should not hiame it thrust upir ''them. In varius ways the feder Ugovernment is infringing uipon statt rights-and thle tenidency in this dire li-on should be cheecd.-The Water .\essenger'. T(' ('olumin lIecordl Mmaid. "The ~nanly conduct of Ocorge Wa ten, of Hlampton. must commend self to the 'iCo!Ie of' Sout-h- Caroli1 The generous conduct .whichl lie h displayed will merit for him the apect andt the appurobat-ion - oft )people of his State." Ask Any One TISEMENT.) * . S. SENATOR * 'A Ir al f( WARREN A FlEW JUOTATIONS iI4M SP'EE :S MAPI'i liY WAIlItEN States Rights.-"Because 1 stand for the IDeclaration 'of Independence, be cause I advocate the Constitution of .Jefferson, because I repeat the Identi cal words of 'Calhoun, because I dare raise my voice in 'behalf of the identi cal prindipal for which, !my father fought in the 60's, the doctrine of States Rtights, I am unjustly charged with being opposed to iprohibition. Democratic Convention al' Hampton. "I stand squarely for economy; I believe in reorganization and coordi natit of gove rnmiental b~urdlens andl departments;- encouragement of those things wvhich tehid to get Congress back to a pre-war basis of expenditure of the people's money should be giv en-; our present tax laws should lbe aiigended to remove those features wijich are oppressive to the pleople and to industry."--Attitude ex~pressed in Columbia. Labor.-"The voice of Labor is def - mianding f-air consideration, fair deci - sions fairly arrived at, of all propos als which concern Labor. The in sidious impression .hat TLbor in poll ties will dlemandl more than that h very properly resented by both Labot and those who seek its vote. It dfoe not ask dscrimination in favor o Labor. ut rather .than it be not dis criminated against. .\y attitude ma be summarized by the words 'Fair an Fariing I nterests.- I endorse th orgazization. ation and accoi p1liients of the American Cotto Association and .have leged my ei opera ion. It hs accomlplished mor for the farmer in six months than th 'congress ha doe for farming intel esta t in ten years."-S. C. xottori IAssociation, i lamdton, ranch, a IHamnpton. Our Country. One of' the Sou th Carol ina candi lates foir anited States senate thi year is calring the attention Of OI p lie to one or the most vital is ans that confronts the American det pie today. It is the issue of states r-ight - against a centralized federal goveer Imlenit. R'ate sovrreiignty is ab~solutely ne<( i-srly to j:rotect th" right s and l ibei ties of tile lpeole und1(er ouri form< gover~nment. Thle founders of this r< public so recognized it and it is al parent now. No one wvill deny that our goveri Smenit is becominlg mlorC (Cntializ( > in Washington. .. The svereignty of the states 1 ggaadually bieig PInderT!mned aind takt ~away. A *Yonftiouanee of tis ipractice wI a inevitably and( absolutel ylead to r .. autocracey in this coulntry, e - Will you sit passively 1by and tiu . r-ender what l iber-ties youi have le -,of those your for-efathers fought, sti e feredl and died to obtain for you ai turn youri childlren over to an aut Sciratic government? P If we surrenlder these liertIes tnc eouri ch ildrlen cani only regain them il We sayV tile cntralizationi of o agovernment hlas gone far enough,. y- Idt us put a stop to it by a pea-et ruse of our hal lots I-athe1r than to ha it our~ chiildr-en stop it by a reyplutik n ----The 1':asley Priogress, ii George W~arre-n Is going to be( ve 's cmich ini tho. running for United Stal ~senate. iHis doctr-ine of state's ii e is proving yery3 pouIar-. It is argu against -him that he is in favor --'hi-key, while as a matter of fu r. lhe is t he autthor of the presenit P1 t. hibition laws on the statutes of I . state.-Andiersn Di)ly Mli. IS ithe Walte'rboro P'ress aund S~itand e., "Showipr.; that he poss~esses a hi 1'eI degr-es of h'onor, Gleorge Warrenv Ibe called up higher, r:ir' that son Who Knows Him * , e * * es * * * * * * * * * * eac( * nett LANFORD NEWS. * ,i i 0 e * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * and 13 Lanford, .Aug. 2.-Our community m as saddened by the death of Mr. Tom Rei . Cooper on last Wednesday morn- apt) ig. It was not altogether a Surprise, C s he had suffered long and ipatiently vil 3* some time. His remains were ser tid to rest Thursday afternoon In Th ic lethodist Cemetery in the pres. nce of a large number of sorrowim riends and relatives. He leaves a Idow and ten children and to them m extend sympathy in this sad hour. The protracted meeting closed Fri ay night, Rlev. Dibble, of Spartanburg ssisting flev. -J. T. Miller 'In the ervices. Mrs. Hi. T. Higgins, of Dluffalo, has eturned to her home afteri a IO-d'ys risit to lier parcuts, Mr. and .\Mrs. .1. 3. Iigginu. She was accompanied Ionic by Miss .lary liigg ins. .isses Naile -liarlan, El izabeth \lrleen and .liss Maly Iiiggius, spent ast Tuesday with Miss Lenora Pat Xerson. .\Iiss Ollie .ae 'Taylor has return 'd hote aftet a pleasant visit to .\iiss ,ise W1'olfte in Alerson. .i\is. 1. ottie Lee 1 ,angston, of EIno rev, spent the week(-end with her sis ter, Mrs. J. Talmage Patterson. .\r. Hlobson Franks, of Siaran burg, spent the wet'k-enld with his parents, .\r. aid \I's. .1. It. Franks. mr. Franks returned home with him to spend a few days. .\Mr. 'harles \iidrop has returned from Columbia after a stay of six weeks at Camp Jackson, %with the It. o. Tr. C. of Wofford Colelge. Miss Luelle Cooley, of Leesville, is visiting relatives here for a few days. Mr Yates ,Waldrep has made sev cral business visits to Clinton recent ly. .isses Pauline Waldrop, .largaret and 'Mary !Drunimnond, Josie and Lona 1\1el IWilliams, Lenora Pattergon, Mary Joe and rima Parson, Eula and Theo Osborne, and Lillie Mae Cox leave Wednesday morning for Clinton to attend the demonstration course given to the club members in domestic .\I. .lames Fleming has returned home after an extended trip with the naval reserves to several big cillies and naval stations. Mrs. Lill IlRogers and Mrs. Manmie Drummond spent. several days in Iau rens last week. Messrs. Frank and iU1rudge .Pool% and slters, .\ isses Mary, laula and .\arcia Poole are the expected guests of Miss Carrie Fowler this week. Mr. Fr'apk is a memberi of the faculty of a big college in New ,Brunswick, N. J. -lie is spending his vacation at the home of his father near Warrior 'Cieek. ir. C. -L. Waidrep and family spent Sunday in 'nion witi Mr. anti Mrs. T. 1j. blarney and family. Revival services will begin at the 1apti1st hur('li'h Sinda y n gight, Aug 8th. .\lr's .( '. D). Cox, wvho suffered a siiralined ankle on last. -Sunday aftei' noon. is imptroving slowly, although she Is not able to walk yet. The nmany nic'e letter's of chieer and nice hiouiquets . of tlower's, visits fiom hosts of friends anmd thbeli' though tful reninembrance of t her in briiging fruits, melons and i'e fres~hmeta thav ~e hlp led her'i so) muh rns av m:e beeni a great source of comn .. foit toi heri andi she wishes lier neigh - u hor's all to knJowu htowL miuich it is aill .\lir. .1. S. 1liiggins and son, H. TI. iliggins, of lBuffalo, motoi'ed to Cam-i 5 (len last week to visit relatives. - R1ev. J1. T. iittlejohn spent Thur'sday night with Capt. and .\i's. J. WV. Lan ford. * a e e oa~ ese aege e * W 'ATT"S 310LS NEW~M. * 0 . ' S e 0 0 e 0 e IsWatts Mills, August 2.--The many a friends of Mr. E. Y. .\ eQuown will be v'er'y miuich saddenedi to lean of his Il deathi which oc'curre'd' at iis hionme In a Clinton on Saturday night, Juily 31. r- Th'e funeral ser'vices were held at his ft. residence on Sunday aftei'noon, con f- duted't by Rev. Mr. Stokes and -Rev. ii Mi'. .ban's of Clinton. Afterwards the SIreminms were laid to i'est In the w Rocky Sp;rings; ehuri'hyar'd. Mri.M'e yQuowni was .a -weill snow citizen of ibis counaty', h aving~ mad~e his noime in Cl1Ii ton foi' quilte a inumiberi of iyeats swith the exc'ept ion of a few vyear's he resided at this place. Mris, ni. t~lcQuiown, his sqecondl wife, passedl away herie abiouit two and a half year 'ago. Mri. McQuiown swas Si years ol ht age~ and was a man of gre'at intelli' ed gence, lie continued strong in mlin( of until his health began failIng so fast tet li p uossessedl a Chrictitan chai'actei' hhas been a vei'y faithful membiler 0: lie Presy'teian cburch for .a lont d.:nitmber' of year'si He has a large cir' dhco of friends nnd irelatives who ex ,tendi theli' deepe~tst sympathy to the entire family in their bereavement Mit .\fQuown heaves one son an< fonr anghters na follows: Mr. Jamel luown, of Greer; Mrs. Arch Ben and Mrs. Elbert Benjamin and s Octavia McQuown, of Clinton; Mrs. Jodio McKee, of Watts Mills. ev. Mr. Johnson illed his appoint it here on Sunday morning and 1. C. Martin filled his regular ointment here on Sunday night. n Thursday night, August 5, there I 'be prayer meeting and open air vice ielId here on the miill lawn. public Is invited to attend. Over 30 Sp Hoi CHILDREN Frodn C' w I STOMACH az~d 20OilS It ANTI.FERMCUT C IOCK t ei:. S. G et a bot le from #r Camp For Mild I LCI Cje W HY bre tub? VN scrubbing boa a day of horr< You don't S$Clean Easy 'v p like a song! popener what yleine Wash S kYou simply }water with a up and dissol' minutes-ana out clean! Can you b S finished befor< half her clot cleaner, toot ,e Clean Eas3 a firm base ar soaps. Notic is a truly wor ing and swee I Try it-no and learn ho' P Keep your hi I wasting it o Ask your gr S cake lasts tw Follow direcetion s P/pon ieo wrappe K = Li CA3PHNOR AND) W'ITCIIINA ZE.111 HN'L.P WEAK EYES Laiurensl0 people are astonisied at! the quick results produced by simple witchhazel, camphor, bydrastis, etc., ais mixed In Lavoptik eye wash. In one case of weak and near-sighted eyes a few days i e bi ght great 1m provemelnt. IIn a r case it stopped eye paxis and Alannatalon. We guarantee a small bottle of Lavop tIe to help ANY CASE weak, strained or hIflamed eyes. Aluminum eye cup FiREE. P'iutunun's Drug Store. years old a eaking for mest, Effective and Growing 'Ihe Ilu'ler falot all onu nvoe VII ?'INT has never (1)(ore) puliv. In's.pite of this facet I 1han the y.e.r proveedling-. I ts tII their frienlds hel"anISe of1 the efI ''ivelless WIll used as dire iat it is Recommended for T1haIt !formIl of )ysppsiau In sours.z before. it is 1,ully di-es!h in that organ to Coli . Ileart-1 1in1 mn o1 her f aImtiliar. but nI, half-digested f1ood passi a oreign irritlatig1 boudy, an try r01 Flux, inflauinialory it iy it is Recommended (These disorders ar.e (om<1111 ANTlI-1F"l'Cl\N"I' helps Na Ii-1ni of the colitelnts of the S an1114nd aId irritate4d slrface glands ilto iorl11111 nd Casy .1 u11 drggist today. If he can't iykenld-al 'Chemical Co., Rock W1ill, bell's ANTI-FElF )isorders of the Stomach sk Those Who Have Use ay-easy ak your back over a wash 'hy skin your knuckles on a rd? Why make washday >rs? have to. Wash the easy way and washday goes by Honest, it's a regular eye that Clean Easy Naptho oap can do! boil your clothes in a tub of half cake of Clean Easy, cut red. Stir 'em a bit for ten 1 every garmnent cornes eat that? Your washing is a your neighbor bhas scrubbed bes. And it's a whole lot lasts longer, because it has d doesn't soften up like other e how different it looks. It derful preparation for clean tening clothes. w. Get a cake of Clean Easy FN to forget "blne" washdayt :alth and sparkle instead of ver a mniserable wash tub! ocer for Clean Easy. One o weeks. Louisville Food Proi Lou. LUMBER WV hy not buy your Ilumn ber in car lots, direet, from. mill and save tle discoiunts? Write or1 wir f'or prie Ps, sendinig u1s list of qutantlity and grade you wnilt. COOK & CO. Greenville, S. C. nd first time unlt of lt, first lwo). ANTI heen adver-tised1 direct ti) the nIoIr has beeil sold every yealr frviends have reco l lnnend< it 4n1esty o4 ils claims m i eted. whilch dhwod emnto Id by 1the somah: giving12 lise I list (ssil spvllulos. This m, into te iltvslines n ts I-, tI pr Odnlves . Diin rrhoca, . sn Id dangeous diseaIse. mly knowi as indigestion.) tur ineu Iltralize the acid condi tollnehll aid howels, Soothe inl and stillulliato the seveltry et ionl. p 11(Y1iu, addr se EMENT and Bowels. d It" for -w i W n W codw Pr Shae ha o~len as Naphocin Sap nt 4 Aaln owtl er.Bili ~ayr SAVE THE RU uct Cmpayincrpratd4 isile,4y