The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, August 11, 1920, Image 18
SAE RREN FOR
UITED STATES SENAT'
4
GEORGE WARREN.
He beleves in the doctrines of Calhoun, is opposed
to anly further centralization of power in the federal
government, is an advocate of tax reform and govern
Iental economy, and denounces as a traitor any one
who does not have at heart the best interest of farm
ers and laboring men.
AIli: lIUNNl TIN 1. E)ITOItI AL OPINION O)F >N.
tnma:- Adlerson Daly 1,1 i adiill)
-An ('nIthlusiastii reception was giv- sies. . t is goig to be
(Ni (GeortgeN Warren. . . . .\i. Warren very iiiuel in the rin oIn for United
Was grteel:ed with a sharp hurst of States Senate. illis doetrile of State's
a;)iause when iniroduced: . Ap- ,ights is proving very popular'
prox imately one- hal f the audience left
at the Conaclu :ion of \itr. Wtelren-*s Ikeni Slandard i editorial 1y says
Stctt'hII.'---'Ih State. "(;orgte Warren of ialit1on has been
Alken:-- growing in poptlar favor sit'a ' nece
"George Warren of lamplton w r the race for .tited states
wIell reciv'ed and got most of the alp
pla use." News report to The ('olumbnia Ensley Progress Editorially says:
State of meeting at Alken. "Oie of tle candidates (George War
exington:- ri) is calling Attention to one of the
.. nost vital issues that11 conlfronti- thle
\ll the candidates were wll r- \miericani people today. It is t he is.
vcevb d anl if applause cn be taken ste of States Rights against a Con
as a eriterin, Warren, P ollock, Sm ith tralized federat government We
and Itriy will r un in the order named sav the centralization of govenment
l Xi t.\' . oi unty3.'' Thei IAxing ton ha s gone far enough. ILet is pti a
-stop to it by tpeacefitI i use of ourt bat
Edugelield:-- lots.'"
"Perh'laps thle grteat est ovationt be- .\l lendaile' (it izent editortially slntIs:
in~ yen to .\i essr's. Wartrent an PII ol - "A truter i Jemuocrtat iiever lived thbait
I01 o lk'he l-'dgefleid (Chronlie. G eorg(e Warren, a trtier Sou thernetr
Hanel-never' br'eathled thte alt of Soth Ct(aro
It~t tt nell--- Ilina than lie. The shades of ('atliounx
Gecoige \\arreni~ of I Iamopton, led off. andl I layne and1( those other SouthI
and r'eceivedl a r'ousing welcome, be- ('arol in ians who ltried the world in
ln' cltairly a favor ite of a majority of thbeir cight for individual and States
hiose iresent. .\News report to The-U igh ts ar ic ejoicintg that thI;is St ate(
.News and ('ouriier. has broutght forth a man of the cali..
Hamiptn:- .~ tof Warren. -Ills pint for toIs fi xed
..,untinch ingty on thle princt iles that
"George W\arren w~as at his botme tur ('onfederat e fathers fought for
thl~iy and received an ovation by hIs and tue, tinmod01ifled dletmocracy is the
hemefolks wh'ien he arose to speak. keyword of his campaign.
At the conclusion of his spech e. " George Wa rren is well known in
was vigoi'ous ly a Pplaudedtel and p reseunt - thIs sectiton, lie is a native of I lamnp
ud ,With 'ia handsome basket of flow- ton ('ounty and has count less frIends
crs.''--The News and Courier. in Al lenda le anid adljoinling counties.
Cheteriel:--lie has shown by hIs condutet In t ho
('Iti~tcli,'ld ipast thtat the wottld not aspitre to a po.
.\Mt. Warr'en madle the best speech -sItion that be felt himself in any way
of the enitire week and made a tpro- unfi tted to fill. Illis friends know
fw ad ltmre'ssion on his hearers."'-- Ithat WVarren will make as good Sena
'l! .20 Sate-. totr as this State has ever' produced."'
WARREIN SI[OU'LD BE ELECTED
.\fter bearing the Senatorial candl idates in l~dgefieldl on Thursday of last
week, we feet that we voice the sentlm ent of the majority of TEdgefleid cottn
ty vot ers when we say that I ton G(eotr ge Warren shotuld b~e promoted to thtIs
imt ' post. Ils speech was a irev elatIon to ott peI)ople. liirovin I himi
'asily l'apable of takIng most excelle nit care of himself, and quite able to
handle t he most astute speaikeir that in ight be waiting for him In the lip
per' Ilotuse In Washington. Warren Is clean andl gifted, andl entir'ely worthy
of the contidence andt fultl support of alt our people. We holIeve South C'aro
line ia going to vote on Autgust 31st ju st as we feel l'dgefteldl counoty will
vote --hy eatitng a deeldledly signliicant mtajor'ity for Geotrge Warn.
(10dgefleld (Chronicle.)
Graduate of Clemson College in Class of 1908
Memrber House of Representatives 1913 to 1916
Elected and Resigned as Circuit Judge 1916
Ehdorsed for United States Senator by the Democratic
Conventions of Allendale, Jasper and Hamptoni .
Counties in May 1920.
Ask Any One Who Knows Him
LOOAL V9TERIS ItA
MO RB NANIATE
(Continued tron FPge One.)
he said, was for the national gogern
ment to furnish three-fourths of the
money required for the schools and
the state and county one-fourth-ioint.
ly. Under his plan every boy and girl
would have the benefit of a free school
and college education. Mr. Traxler
came out for a bonus to the world war
voterans "without any strings. tied tc
it," regardless of who piys It, or
w-hether or not the negro gets it. "Let
him have It, trade with him and then
take it awaay from him" is his method
of dealing with thiLs (intestion. "I call
Ilhat getting money from home," said
Traxler. Ile gave a list of things he
had done to blenefit labor, claiming
credit for the G0 hour law In cotton
mil ls, the weekly pay roll and anti
d'>cking law. ie said le tried to _et
1the S-hour law, an't did get tI l
hour per week lamw with no redue i e
in salary. lie said tlmee are too nany
lawyers in congress and the people
ought to en(d a business man there.
-la(k 11. Wilson said he was born in
(Gor-i., but married in South Caro
Hina amid had lived here for sixteen
yea r's. Mlr. Wilson read a long list of
thingvs he advoeated, ineliding the
elect ion of .idges by the p-ople, fed
eral al for roads and selools, -tric't
Conatrol oft ie 1imeking induistry i. I,
a xishmen t ()f profiti(rs by Illprisoiniment
without tla alternative of a fine, col
Ihe'ive bar aililig aicording to the
Delmocratic platform. iie Is oppos((
to Pompulsory Illiilary traininiia, tle
"so-calited" seditioaus laws., large cam
paign funds. validating of wat ered
stocks and goverinment by in.lunction.
A Iaro part of 'his address 'was de
vot-ed to an attack on the h igh cot
of living. wIic i he ascribed to tha lax.
ity of e:overiaient oflicals anad the
middlefina ill busieiss. *
Al''rt S. Iill, of Spartanburg. saId
that hae was making flit ram" on his
ow1 n erit-' and was naking no refer
ene to other candidates. Mr. Jilt
praiseadi the Demnoratie administra
tion and said m ore colstr ctv 1f : I is
tat ion h1:1! hen carried through since
1i1:' thaa n dui ring the fifty years of Re
:Thran ule. ifI, made a strong plea
for states riglais and o)osed the ten
dency toward 'entralization of power
inl Washingtcn. lie spoke in favor of
Ithe soldie'ir bonus, saying that it should
be )aid out of war tirofits. lie said
Ihat lie was i favor of federal aid
for roadI and ais opposed to comtil
sory military ication and unrestrit
ed immigration. li4 warned the voters
against plans of the Relmblicans to re
peal the Farm Loan act and 'rob the
faromers of ti s protect ion against
Wall Streelt. lie referred to his rec
or'd as solinitor whe're lie said he had
ro'eented' the law-breakers without
fear or favor.
.1. J. N(-Swain devoted most of his
1tim11 to an excorla tion of Mir. Traxler's
educational blatform. tie 'ited his
own record as a school trustee In
cirneinvilIn for many years as a roof
that he was not1 oppiosed to const rue
Iivea measutres in ediaention. The a trou
bile ith la r. Tr'aaxler, lie said, la that
Ian iad puablished his platform before
thn knew what was In if aund now It
wais too laite to fake It back. ie said
ftathe land ehaillenged .\r. Traxter
five times to nanme the ''educators,
economists aand sociologists" who lie
claImed haad endorsed hiis aeducatitonal
tdanu and tiIhat .\mr. Tr'aaxlc'r had made
no tan swerI to It. tie said thait if the
goveran 1mnt tonitributled thIiree-foutrth s
of Ite funds for edaucation aind the
slt a and county one fourith, that the
over'nment would do the "operatIng"
indl the slate and 'oaunty' the "co-op,
eraf ing". If the governiment furnish
:'s ft' money, hae said, It wouald also
:zontrol thle dlisbursemnt, elect the
nachiers antd say whthtler oir not white
iand neagr'o child ron would go to school
oge'thter. ile saido that he hind faIth in
'I'ncle Samti" If the IDemocrats gre in
mowera hail if the Repuablicans gain
'outriol of the government he wouldn't
inswera foa' what wouald happten. They
ate tryIng 'now, hec salid, to r'edaace
outhiea'n r'etpresenltattin In conga'ess.
i'. 'leSwain also'paid his respects to
dr. T1raxlIer's gover'nme'nt suplport ed
va rehouse plain. Tis, lie said, wouald
>n li ke the 4 free educatIon titan. With
be Rlepubhlcans In control of congress
Vall Street wvoulid contr'ol the warec
aoutsin and the cotton farmears would
in In bondage agaIn.
Mr. .\teSwaln was thin last speaker
f the ev'ening and tupon hits conclusion
he meeting was dismilssed by the pre
idiang officer, C'ounty Chairman- C. A.
lower.
Sty P~eople IHay-1(at-Snap in Prefer
ence to Rat Poison.
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cam'es away. (3) ~ats kIlledl with
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p fam Ide. (4) -fiado In attii~ no mix
ig wvith other food. (5) Cats or dogs
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