The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, August 28, 1914, Image 1

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? ; r ' ' * HP ' : fS^WWT ?.* _ * 5 # 1 4 \ - * ' "Sr*t - ? * . * if.?t ? '.* . ;> *" ' * . * -.* . * . ,. ? * * * ? ' > . - *V? - < - - " ^Vw ? a ,, =1 THE UNION TIMES H v * ' VOL.. LlXIV. NO. 35. UNION, S. C., FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,1914. $1.00 A YEAR. ???M?M? ' con At Last R 11,000 Wit (Thursday The vote for governor stoo< Richards, 24,299; Cooper, 24, The race for the United St tied comparatively early, att became riveted upon the race men?Richard I. Manning oi of Laurens and John G. Ricl commanding part. These thi first one and then another f< only to be caught and passed *i ~ SU Ciuse LIlcl L 1L IS HIVGIJ' I lie U to determine the entrants in t to be run September 8. With the public eye turned count went on, Ellison D. Sir had marked the contest as ^ Tuesday night. At last accoui cess of that polled by his th: Blease, Mayor L. D. Jennings of Cheraw. The count, with ed for, and but few more t Blease 54,031; Jennings, 2,44 For the other State office those for lieutenant governo very close. For the former bia led, with a plurality of opponent, B. Frank Kelly of The vote for lieutenant go Kelly, 40,664; Hunter, 18,68? COUNTY R I PRECII Union, Ward 1 __ . Union, Ward 2 Union, Ward 3 Union, Ward 4 E. K. Mill Monarch __ __ __ . Buffalo __ Santuc __ __ __ Carlisle __ __ __ . Cross Keys _____ Kelton __ __ __ _ Lockhart __ Adamsburg __ __ . Meador __ Black Rock Wi * Coleraine ? ? ? West Springs ? . Jonesville _. Total STATE R PRECINC ' Union, Ward 1 Union, Ward 2 Union, Ward 3 __ __ Union, Ward 4 ? -- E. K. Mill Monarch __ -- -- ? h' Buffalo Santuc -- -- ? ? ? Carlisle ... ? Cross Keys ? Kelton ? -- Lockhart -- ? - Adamffburg -- ? -Meador __ -- -- -- Black Rock __ ? ? Gibbs __ -- ? ? Coleraine ? -- -- -West Springs -- -- . Jonesville Total, ON EE LIKE A 1 _ C iccoums c Votes?R :h Cooper 's State.) d this morning as follows: E 137; Manning, 23.346. ates senate having been set- a ention of South Carolinians J for governor, in which three a : Sumter, Robert A. Cooper lards of Kershaw?played a t :*ee led from the outset, with o orging slightly to the front, v by his rivals. The contest is ^ fficial count will be required I ;he second race for governor, a t aside a little, the senatorial 1 tith retaining the lead which v von by the incumbent early t its his vote was 11,000 in ex- f ree opponents?Gov. Cole L. = of Suritter ancLW. P. Pollock \ about 128,000 xptes account;o comex:..was Smith, 69p481^ . 2; Pollock, 1,354. - i s there was a lively contest ^ r and attorney general being J office A. J. Bethea of Columabout 4,000 over his nearest 1 : Bishopville. vernor was: Bethea, 44,673; "j ); Hamer, 12,862. ETURNS DEI State Congress | Senate I I ?JCTS 1 C a) S " 3 1 I c J ? S 1 ? : i q z 4 >* a I J_ 681 16 26 52 78! HI 53 80 __ __ __ 78 8! 441 74 166! 99; 71| 135 1 68, 30| 84| 115 90| 129 118| 144 1 841 158 77 88 2 26; 21 85 105 20| 16 41 49 31 j 52 85 107 301 50 91 64 1 ? ? -- __ __ 19 73 143 106 : 16 10 47 36 9 28 22 ? ----- ~ 22 34 18 29 5 30 14 21 8 31 71 47 43| 56 215 215 I 865| 855|1338|1529|1 ETURNS DEJ U_ S. Senate ITS ,n 1 u M u GO .? a> c -g S S 'c 2. Q ? -s s -s .8 PQ ^ Oh w | 03 42 1 1 68 j 20 ~ - - 32 .3; 1|- 105i 33 90 1 3,' 83 46 * 217 1 H2 31 72 3 1 104 34 217 1 l] 109 8 -- -- 228 4 2 60 16 52 6 [ To 35 22 If 1 65 5 72 1 91 94 -? 72 9 1 101 40 - 134 7 f 91 25 30 I 43 27 7 j 28 5 - -- 29 -4? 32 23 49 26 24 *39 1 9 5 44 1 65 9 120 2 1 229 28 1| 1568| 40 11 1491 473 >" SMr . "MOI ? Smith is ichards i stn/l Man UJkXXJk JkTJkULAJI For attorney general the 1 [. Peeples, incumbent, leadin For adjutant general W. 1 splendid race, winning by < ones, comptroller general, d< bout the same figure. For railroad commissioner on and C. D. Fortner of Spj nd race, with the Lexingto antage. The vote stood: Sh Vharton, 18,354; Cansler, 1 ''airey, 9,810. The size of the vote, which ,nd a great deal of specula 30,000, possibly a little mor ote of 1912. The enrollment >ut the full voting strength ield. /OTE FOR CONGRESS TJw -.vfcc ir? thc^ngwislmiat * i s flS"*rt!TbWs: First District. iVhaley 10,020 Dennis 9,325 Sccona Limine*. Syrnes ? ?9182 Mixson v 2235 Third District. fViken 9020 Dominick 6391 Horton 2297 MOCRATIC House of Probate Mast Representatives Judge * . o e . ? C 2 2 - 2 ? ? ? 5 - p S CO *4 cd 5 ffi ^ 5t M 4 o 57 26] 76 59 5l 66 44 82~ 64 21j 115 57 91 100 431 126 55 201 105 59 70 84 47 104 98 127; 196 242 80 230 103 226 68 55| 122 106 71 100 82 152 92 128] 162 252 74| 180 157 242 510 1781 104 251 49] 223 72 202 29 19] 110 55 66| 104 30 114 27 25| 58 19 48] 52] 23 66 60 67! 110 81 76] 107] 53 133 L07 56: 121 78 90| 93. 79 117 . nm no! too 117 a r.ai 1101 1991 9t)Q L^if| Oirf XOO 1 I1| UU A AM| AMM| MVV. 361 22 50 431 31 15j 58 70 13| 8 23 8! 23 32 56 44| 34 42 55 14 39 34 53 281 38 10 41 7 18 31 41 631 30 77 39 79 75 35 105 140| 100 250 120 229 222 132 322 541|1012 1957 1777 1229 1867|1194 2451| 40CRATIC ] Governor of South Carolina. <S IS _ *> >> ? & >- 5 .5 ^ T o o Q ? E S &5 in 15 21 11 14 2f~ 17 30 5 34 16 - to m q 7j 18 10; ? 26| 33 7 76| IB 2 93 ] 20| 26 241 29 23 ( 69| 14 3 17) 24 2 180 171 5 4 168 5 1 39 15f 251 10| 12 29 31 5! 10 12 8 4 6 1 36 18 .II 36 19! 1 5 12 49 33 32j | 10 4 76 " 8 10! n 4 19 ? 4 1 19 6 3 4 7 3 18 2 1 1 36| 1 6 5 1 34 14 39 4! 3 34... 195 9 2 24| 24 2 65 510 298 20 489| 282 15 692j? ra R? iLY CC V. .. . T Leading g Leading ning Cloi ast returns showed Thomas g \ G. Brice by 3,500 votes W". Moore, incumbent, made 25,000 majority, while A. W efeated J. E. Summersett b> Frs^k W. Shealy of Lexing wt^hburg will be in the sec ft c?*ndidate holding the ad gqHi 28,107; Fortner, 25,577 8/720; Witherspoon, 13,835 had arbmsed much commen tion, developed to be abou but considerably under th< for the St^te totaled 154,00( was .of cotirse not put in th< fl&s Evais 83 Fourth District Coun.y Duncan.Johnscn.Nicholli 116 4,834 2,89 Spartantnfi^ " " 59 " 3,4?1 1.8S Union - 865 1,338 85 Totals 1,131 11,322 5,3S fifth Vtiatrirt \Finley , """.7. 974 Stevenson 825 Sixth District. Ragsdale io7< EHerbe Hamer 22 PRIMARY E er Treas. Auditor Supervisor JS be 3 C cn ?< 3 O ? .2 ID c ? < ., c ? J ? 1 3 % $ 'JS 28 73! 37 72 38| 52 20 31 18 108 34 117 261 78 22 4 20 87[ 44 107 23 56 34 4 108 167 174 216 120 50 74 21 30 103 80 114 69 69 39 7 94 155 182 205 132 46 13 27 96 40 260 194 104 23 240 3 19 40[~93 89 43 107 6 1 10 40 3,7 63 141 73J 1 OA Ofil Q9 1S7 33 , Otl OU l/M| ov. , 24 j 112 62 121 63 108 28 S 25 149 86 186 49 107 66 ( .. J*L J?3 10 64 9| 60] 4 4' 26 9 23 12 261 6 25 35 42 20 231 18 ! 20 18 54 44 281 9 57 8 11 37 15 34 2] 42 4 58 50 56 54 23| 86 33 213 141 240 111) 174| 59 1 584 1574 1507 21051 968|1183j 842 10PRIMARY El I jeut. Gov. ^ec y Co | State 5 & i I E | CO w i e . 8 fe ? * \< J I I e 1 a 1 ' I tT aJ D Q> O 5 o | * | ? j K | ? US | s 1 2| 31 28] 221" 21 39 "ill ' 2| 5] 56| 291 30 25 143 1 3 7| 42i 20, 42 27 132 I 31 12| 46i 42 61 184 333 1 3 2 10 57| 20 38 67 181 1 13 6 1031 5 39 182 327 1 5' 35 35' 23 21 217 297 1 1| 1 26 24 65 28 134 2 3 20 37| 2 18 78 4| 3 56 8| 34 68 161 2! 3 3 5i 96 64 173 II 50 52 26! 56 102 236 - . 1 15 21 39 17 73 ' 6 1 21! 8 35 1 20 7 4 29 63| 1 1 2 17 6 11 40 74 3 4j 5 40 49 bjfl 25 1 36 46 109 2 1| (6 220) 14 j 31 90 358 16| 80[ S26 295| 641 1301 30821 LN >TTON all Oppc I by Sma se Follow "THE HEAT] ! BUT PEOP r B. R. Tillman Tells of Lette Blease, Message to Gov Senatorial Primary?Q y To the Editor of The State: Tillman to Blease, September, 11*1 j. Hon. Cole L. Blease, Newberry, S. <. congratulations; let tne nea'.ne t rage. B. R. Tillman." - Blease to Tillman, August, 1912: ) "B. R. Tillman, Trenton, S. C., Sei a tember, 1910. "Let the heathen rage. Thev sti rage. Cole L. Blease." Tillman to Blease, August, 1914: 7 "Hon. Cole L. Blease, Columbia, S. < "The heathen still rage but the pe< s. pie rejoice. See Deuteronomy, 3:2.-1 1 Good bye. B. R. Tillman." >8 "Deutero'norhy, "thtra cTlfibter, "VfeW 5 2 to 15 inclusive, is as follows: ? "And the Lord said unto me, fe; 59 him not; for I will deliver him ai all his people, and his land into tl .1 hand; and thou shalt do unto him J5 thou didst unto Sihon, king of t Amorites, which dwelt at Heshbon. >0 "So the Lord our God delivered in 45 our hands Og also, the king of Bas 42 an, and all his people; and we smc ELECTION, A Commissioner ^ Township _____ c o be c CO *1 a> be . c >>rSC c'D C ji4 ? ? o4 .5 C 04 'S .2 *-> -C <2 ? 7 24 481 27 9 10) 17 3|_ 3 28 76| 31 9 | 8| 14| 1 1 28 661 23 12 5| 13i 2\ 3 <?| <1?I <o/?l onl 10 O! isil 1KI I & A40 IOD 0??\ xo u | uu| *w| i 5 25 57 65 33 10 9j 11| ? 8 41 253 33, 5 21 48 104 S ;5 1___ I 9 J I 3 : !9 1 17 - 52 - 9 9 _[ 20 8 5 1 19 12 292 636 211 86 30 93 149 2 LECTION, A1 m Gen Adjutant Supt, Attorney Co If??5 General Ed. General At a ?= <D ? <D w u .? 0* I C ? <U m C ? I I ? t, q S 4) I 5 i 00 o S ? co PQ CH ! 62 46 111 (67 44| 110| 60| <49|~ 01 37 143 102 401 143j 101 411 1 77 51 132 90 411 13# 84[ 46| J 56! 151 334 126 203| 33H 104 222 c 861 86 181 58 182 90| 90 182 88 244 337 124 207j 3261 80 252 ' 147 137i 298 79 218| 298| 64 231 ! 97 27 133 97 29| 133| 64; 67 54 19 78 60 18. 78; 53 23 97 67| 166' 88 78' 163 73 93 108| 60 173; 92 81 172| 100, 711 81 143 235! 79 157 235| 120] 112) 55! 12 73[ 41 32 73! 43; 30| 26 8! 35! 31 4 351 22 13| 41 20; 63 44 17 63{ 17; 43! 34 40; 74 23 51 74! 241 50', 6 42 49 12 37 491 5| 43| 61 42| 110 62 47 110| 57| 53! 253 86| 358[ 200 155 358| 201| 152| L63011318I308311475 1583 306911362| i681 ji * [TAIL" >nents by 11 Vote ers. HEN RAGE LE REJOICE" r He Has Written to Governor . Blease Anent the Recent Quotes From Story of Og. him until none was left to him re0 maining. 2. "And we took all his cities at that n time; there was not a city which we took not from them, three score cities, all the region of Argob, the kingdom ^ of Og in Bashan. "All these cities were fenced with high walls, gates and bars; besides unwalled towns a great many. "And we utterly destroyed them, as we idd unto Sihon king of Heshbon, C. utterly destroying the men, women o- and children of every city. 5. "But all the cattle and the spoil of the cities we took for a prey to our^ the hand of the two kings of the ar Amorites the land that was on this 1(i side of Jordan, from the river of Arnon unto Mount Hermon; (which Heras mon the Sidonians call Sirion; and he the Amorites call it Shenir). "All the cities of the plain, and all ,to Gilead, and all Bashan, unto Salchah ,h and Edrei, cities of the kingdom of . , ^ A 1 1--J. >te 1 C (uonunuea on msi. lUG. 25, 1914 agistrate. cn ^ c & "2 v 2 60 Jm E 73 ? . a ; m >> a> i ca i: o as J cq P o w w ? 131 6| 8 36 3 10! 121 8 3 60 II 10, 14{ 3 0 46 38[ 16| 22| 91[ 3| 23 i2| 10 10 19 5 481 10 1 17 34 49 13| 1 03 60 81 163 (60 226 QG. 25, 1914 m Railroad Commissioner [r. B ? o c - ?h ^ O <2 5 ? >> 2 *> t. ? s S I 2 8 1. ? S (3 ? ? ? S ? [TIT 12j 8| 15 14 45, 16 .43! l&i 201 3 301 461 28 32[ 29 10 6 31 431 14| 136' 47 4! 45 29| 1961 13 20! 12 34 31 j 67 18 _ . 132| 56 9 80) 105 73 12 299! 24 10 150j 71 34 9 133] 14 16 5 70 13 15 77 3 6 7 10 11 41 165 11 6 48 54 47 3 174 31 5 27 62 28 18 236 18] 2 40| 161 19 141 73 5J 91 2| 351 17 5 35 231 2j 1| 4| 5 63 7! 1| 12j 23| 16 1 74 A 3| 10; 10| 24 3 49 5| 1 41] 1 1 2 110| 29| 8| 32, 37| 21 2 358| 89| 17| 53j 129| 62|13 10811 462| 148| ,610| 761p742| 354'