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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-01

9th, 1910, beginning at 8 A. M: and
closing at 4 P. NJ. on the question Of
voting 2 mill tax for school pur-
poses In said district. Tax receipt
and registration certificate are nec-
essary qualification for voting. The
trustees of said. district will be the
managers of election. Those favor
ing the tax will vote yes, those op-
posed, no. -=
j. S. Wheeler,
S. j. Derrick,
E. o. Counts,
County Board Of Education.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-01

Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature In driving all
impurities out Of the system, insur-
ing a free and regular condition and
restoring the organs of tle body to
health and strength. Sold by W. E.
Pelham & Son.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-01
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

I will make final settlement, as
guardian, of the estate Of Elmer G..
Piester, in the Probate Court for
Newberry County on Wednesday,
April 6, at II o'clock in the fore
noon and Immediately thereafter ask
to be discharged as said guardian.
D. E. Halfacre,
Guardian.
3-84t1taW.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-01
NOTICE

In consideration Of petition suf-
fcienty signed by the citizens Of
Trinity school district, number 45,
an election is hereby ordered to take
place at Trinity school house April
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-01
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Your tongue is coated.
Your breath is foul.
Headaches come and 60.
These symptoms show that your
stomach is the trouble. To remove
the cause is the first thing, and
Chamberlain 5 Stomach and Liver
Tablets Will do that. Easy to take
and most effective. Sold by W. E.
Pelham & Son.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
GOVERNMENT TO RUSH
RECOUNT IN TACOMA

WASHINGTON, oct. 2S.-Dctnrmincd
TO ascertain the exact number OF peoplc
Of Tacoma. Chief Staiisiiclau Hunt of
tho ccusus bureau viii start tomorrow
for That city.
II shall probably arrive ihorc about
tho middle OF next week said Mr. Hunt
today and I Will begin tho rc-enuucra-
ton Ak soon os possible. IT necessary, I
will put hundred onumera ors. and
expect 10 be able to complete the count
within weeks time.
Hc added that more time might bc
necessary for the inspection Of the fig =
urcs. which. he said. would be thorough
"siupposc there should be repetition
OF the padding" hc was asked.
"Wc arc not supposiug anything of tho
kind" hc r"torted. But if there should
be. IL would simply mean that the re-
count would bc called OFF. We arc salts :
fed, however. That the people OF Tacoma
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
SHOE SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY

Indian. moccasins for $100-mcn
and womcn worth $1.7o.
$1.2o-Women S, boys and misses
knitted slippers. with the high
stocking effect, Regular. $175; all
colors and combinations.
$195-NIisses and children s
shoes: button or blucher; splendid
for school wear
81. 45-Men's shoes. We have
about 100 pairs of mems patent
shoes in button and blucher that
sold for $500.
$285-Women S shoes About 200
pairs of women S shoes: most of
them made by Wright & Peters and
worth $500 and $500.
! S2.50-Boys shoes. Velour calf,
box calf, patents-the best made for
wear-solid throughout. .4.5.s,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
MILLIONAIRE CORPORAL"
REDUCED TO RANKS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S,-albeyt J,
Myer. who was l>r'own while a soldier at
Fort Myer. Va. as the millionaire
corporal" has been reduced 10 the ranks
for disobedicnce of orders and being alb
sent from duty without leave. His term
OF enlistment will expire. his officers be
licve, without finding him any nearer IL
the realization cf his 3mbition--;s COM
His grandfather. tbs lax EriSadier AL
bert. j. Myer. for whom ESrt Myer was
named. led in the establishment Of the
United States signal corps and the
weather bureau,
NIyer went away OH "a turlouGh carly IN
the summer and remained over his time.
He was sentenced to be reduced TO the
grade of a private. be confined three
months and forfeit so of his pay.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE
IN CHICAGO SPREADING

CHICAGO. oct 2S.--A movement TO en-
list settlement workers and college girls
as pickets in the garment workers strike
took forlu last ulght.
AZ a meeting of tho garment workers
district council tic officers accepted the
services offered by the Womcu'g Trade
Union league and Miss Agnes Nester.
treasurer of the league, made prepara
tions Immediately TO take active part In
directing the movement In behalf OF the
women strikers
Miss hester says the methods employed
bv the league In the shirt waist makers
strike in New York and Philadelphia win
be introduced In Chicago. She says The
league at first will limit its activities TO
supplying speakers for TN. strike meet
incs OF women and 10 obtain women for
picket duty whom tho police viii not
dare TO use their clubs on"
Thomas 4. Dickcrt, international pres-
idenL OF the garment workers union. IN
charge OF tho strike movements. said that
80. 900 mon, women. boys and girls. are
now on strike. The strike is for bettor
working conditions and II closed shop.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

that there viii bc slight comfort here.
by way ot November maiorities. Tor
either Bawley or Brady. 3The county
ticket will be divided. French. Repub:
lIcan for congress. and Moore, Dcmocrat
for attorney general, both residents, Will
run far ahead Of. their respective party
tickets.
J. W. Brigham is The Republican. and
Jerome Day The Democratic. nominees
for tho state senate from Latah. Day ~
the present incumbent and Brigham Is
An ex-senator from here. having served
In the 1905 session.
Day viii probably defeat Brigham
j. Is. Bel. l.. ID. Bradbury and g -
Strong are the Republican. and =. Com
mctord oscar IIelekson and w NJ. Nor
gan the Demecratic nominees for the
house.
All eight OF these mon are to be placed
In the dry column" All eight will
probably support any resolution or any
bin looking to statewide prohibition.
This may he said TO be In Difference to
public sentiment other than the personal
convictions Of all OF the nominees.
A like forecast can be reasonably made
Of these eight men on the railroad com
mission proposition. There is sentl-
mcnt in I.atah county for commission.
II is a result Of organization among the
farmers Of Tatah county. They appear
to lave grievances against the railroads
I'm connection with the moving OF their
crops ard against the warehouses along
their line OF road. should think the
house ticket from this county would be
divided.
Democracy Is Popular.
farmer from adjacent precinct
told Inc today that the Democrats were
getting the audiences throughout his
section OF the country. He was Re
publican.
Mr.. Hawlcy is the only Democra tic
state speaker who has addressed a Latah
county audience in this campaign. and
he will probably be the only one in this
campaign. The Democrats OF the county
are going it alone. prefcrring 10 assume
responsibility for results without. rather
than Wi.h state aid
Chris a, ,Iagan Is the Republican and
M. w. Harlan the Democratic county
chairman OF Latah county
Senator Borah speaks here tomorrow
evening. He is very popular in Latah
county His political popularity is in
creased by the personal equation that
here his wife spent the days of her early
childhood. Mrs. Borah is daughter of
Ex-Governor Mcconnell
The newspapers OF T,atah are al, torn
to pieces in their political inclinat tions.
except alone the Moscow Post which is
giving loyal support To the Republican
state ticket. 1t is French's paper
Gooding French and Hepburn are eN-
pccted TO speak here for the Republicans
before the campaign closes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
PHILADELPHIA EDITOR
HELD ON LIBEL CHARGE

PHILADELPHIA; Oct, 2g.-on a
charge Of criminally libcline Congress
man John X Tcnor, tho Republican can
didate for governor. T. \. Van Nakcn-
berg. editor and publisher OF the North
american of this city was today held in
$1,000 bail after a thrcc-hour hearing be-
fore Magistrate William Ga llaghcr.
The Cause OF Mr.. Tener's action in
prosecuting Mr.. Van Nakenbcrg is con-
tnnc1 i'm A daily attack in the North
American since October 13 against the
business integrity OF the Republican can
didntc.
Mr. Tcucr today denied every allcga-
iInu made in the newspaper affcctjn:,
his integrity as n business man. lie nd :
mittcJ being president OF company in
i"rcsled in public utilities for several
months and said hc had returned the
$io.o0o stock gift because nc had not
carucd IL. lie Resigned the presidency
because of pressure of business, lie
testified that he believed the men he WAS
associated with were honest.
Under cross examination. Mir Tener
said nc did not know whether Tho com
pany had dollar in The treasury when
he became president, JIc did not know
WheG the company WAS organized. Sbil,
pres csldcnt, lie did not preside at auy
meetings nor did nc sign any papers az
president. lie had resigned in March OF
| Lhls year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
TAFT GIVES APPROVAL
TO MkINLEY MEMORIAL

WASHINGTON, Oct 2S.-In a letter TO
James G.. Butler Of Youngstown. o.. ap-
proving project for memorial hall
and monument at Niles o.. TO perpetuate
the name OF William Mckinley. Presi =
dent Taft today wrote in part:
81 heartily SympathiZe With this move
Incnt and hope that 1t may have rhe sue
cess which its object deYerTe9. William
Mckinley waS n man whom 1t was A
great pleasure and inspiration to know.
He was man whose capacity and great
ncss Impressed themselves upon every
one, even his iutimates. as the crises in
the country's welfare developed"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
Efficient Democratic Board
Of Commissioners Makes
Democracy Popular.
RADY IS DlSTRUSTED
BY MANY REPUBLICANS
County Will Probably Show
a Stand-0f at the
Election.
BY c. E, ARNEY.

*oecial 10 The Tribune.
MOSCOW, Ida. Oct .S.-Eighteeu
.srs ago the Republican state conven-
~cnnell OF this place for governor. was
"a IN this city. The Hotel Moscow was
...,r. lust completed. II was about il
..cjock in the evening when the result
Ia determined. following several inef-
&ctual ballots, and by midnight the new
..zfeIry was a scene well worth witness
"a Men we're excited, animated by the
|supenlngs OF the cvcntful convention
.nd uncertain as to the results the fol :
wing day might bring forth in the nam
e of the remainder of the state ticket.
n the barroom adjoining the office were
..orcs OF champagne bottles adorning the
Ia the billiard and pool tables and the
re lunch counter and cigar cases and
nen. intense on topics Of interest, Ii
Led TO their hearts content on the
|uarkljng "Mumms."
enc. today the bar Is closed. and
r|ih its closing every other bar in
|afah county is eifectually out of bust
les. Local option is an unknown guam
||{Y HI this county. Its provisions have
'oi appealed to this votary. the -p"
0users." and they have been utterly is-
bred
On the contrary. temperance is appar-
|nfly in the hearts OF the people OF old
|afah. They seem red-ripe for the in
|oration
TTo years ago they elected three COM
1|wioners, who pledged the people 10
nt an end to the saloon business in
|>fah county by exercising tac preroga
|rc accorded them by law in refusing
. Issue a license TO saloons. These COM
1:ssloners were Democrats (now laugh).
rtey were elected. inductcd into office
nd kept their pledge TO the people
|augh again.
Taken for Granted.
Both Republicans and Democrats in
urty platform in Larah county have
.dorsed state wide prohibition in Idaho.
1d the issue Is little discussed. because
Icre Is no opposition 10 Ii. Unlike Oneida
6unty, these folks preferred 10 rest on
1c old law rather than to bring the
|Dofa0ic offenders TO book by the slower
|rocess OF original trial in the district
|1urt. Here they utilize the probate
1dge, or. II more convenient, a Justice
a the peace The normal fine assessed
|rainsi offenders here is 5000. and some
boot ~lcggers" have served time in Jail
ID infractIons There is no saloon sem
Imcnt 20 warrant the local option issue
ling raised by circulation OF petition
NESTING q vote
n tho prosecutions OF these cases
|<aIfist occasional gamblers, County
'rosecutor Suppiger has made a remark
bic record. His prosecutions have re-
nlted IN turning into the Latah county
+easury from fines alone over 5000, or
n0ugh to 6efray the entire expense OF
n The courts OF the county FOR the two
<<0Fe NJ his irlTIIm honey in office.
This intense temperance sentiment has
minor effect on the GUbernatorial stu
Hon In this county 1t the present time.
b <angurs slightly in Governor Brady's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

trict has moved eastward and south
ward II has caused decided fall In
temperature over the greater portion o.,
the country.
Tho lowest temperature reported al s
q clock this morning WAS j. degrees
above zero at Valentine and North
Platte, Ncb. The cold. however. In the
British northwest proHincos Of Alberta
aud Saskatchewan has been moderate.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
MISTAKEN FOR DEER
AND SHOT BY HUNTER

VANCOUVER. B. C.. oct. 2s.-Daua e.
Gibson. aged IS. native OF New York
and an employee ot a lumber camp at
Lund, north of Vancouver, was shot and
killed In the woods. twenty miles from
I.und yesterday by HIS companion.
Charles 8. Young OF North Vancouver.
who mistook Gibson for deer. This
homicide Is the sixth in the British Col
umbin woods since tho opening Of the
hunting season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
MORE CALIFORNIA LAND
WITHDRAWN FROM ENTRY

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S.-Having been
reported bv the interior department as
being valuable for petroleum deposits. the
president today withdrew from entry for
the purpose OF class tion. 62.S91 acres
OF land In California pending legSa ton.
the Chugach national forest Alaska, have
heen restored by tho president for dla-
position under appropriate land laws.
These lands arc situated tho coast
line Of Controller hay I'm southern Alaska,
near the Cunningham claims, and have
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
The Silk Floss Mattress is New In
Salt Lake--This Particular Kind
Which is In Every Respect Superior
to Any Other on the Market.

Features: Light as feathers, almost rs
soft more sanitary than hair; guaran-
teed not to pack. The company that
makes it makes also thousands Of cush-
ions for chairs and seats, in which they
use the cheaper grades, reserving the
finer texture for the mattresses. Last
fall we had a small stock and sold them
on a guarantee to give satisfaction.
Every customer who bought Silk Floss
Mattress from us, has only praise for
Its elastic qualities and sleep producing
effects. We know you will like these
mattresses and we want you to see
them. The factory prints the selling
price on the ticking, which is $3.50.
But TO introduce them we will make 6
special price of $1,000 for full size and
$3.50 for three quarter size.
A lady from Chicago was N the store and
remarked that she had used these mattresses
for five years. When asked what her expert
ence was with them, she said that after she
had used them for sixty days, by putting them
ont III the sun on Saturdays. they would raise
! like a pan of yeast powder biscuits. She
said she had never had a mattress that had
given such splendid satisfaction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
Feeling Against Brady.

EeeGnS Against Bfauy.
When VIC pause To reflect that Brady
| lost Latal two years ago by eishty.fve
votes, when at the same election Taft
carried II by 1890. we deduct that these
"Palousc boys" have some serious feel
| in@s against Mr Brady.
| l have received many condolences of
Republicans here as To their political in
cllnatons. and I am surprised at the eX-
| tent OF the rupture in the EeDubican
party here over ,he governor. The ma
Brady as an 'insincere' man. 'unre!i-
able "shtty" and ! have heard many
go 80 far TO say "hypocritlcal "He
has been = failure as a governor and his
record makes il clear 10 me that no Re-
publican can better serve the interests
OF his party than 10 defeat him at the
polls in November and elect Hawley. as d
rehulle 10 the recklessness of Governor
Brady" said an old time Republican To
me here today in this metropolis county
seat town OF Batah county.
The defeat administered 10 Brady by
ClagstoDe i'll Lateh was a stunning blow
TO his popularity and injured his stand
Ing and will injure his vote in Novem-
Der.
Many have asked me- In the southern
Idaho country. TO explain the secret of
Clagstone carrying Latah county. In the
first place II was based on a lack of
faith of Brady. In the second place. this
is the state university town. and instead
OF being but two. there are three political
parties in Latah coun,v-the Republican.
the Democratic. and all members OF each
belong TO tho state University party
The Clagstone DeaI.
When the last legislature assembled.
the Clagstore people found themselves
four votes shy Of the requisite number
10 elect him speaker. Latah had three
members rDemocrats). and Custer one "a
Dcmocrat). Clagstone's forces reached
for and secured these four votes. under
an arrangemcut-wbich was maintained
inviolste-tllat the university was 10 be
taken care OF in due form. This popu-
lariZei the three Democrats in the house
and jerome Day in the senate. and il
also pcpularizcd Cla-sione in did Latah.
In the primaries the Republicans re-
nembered the trust kept by bin. and
many Democrats joined in 10 swell the
pooulariiy OF Paul Clagstoue.
Mr.. fiawleY is popular candidate
here. not only in his party. but among
many Republicans. His fellow Demo-
era Is will support him right loyallv, SO
viii the lawyers So will tho old timers
For the first time in my life / am
supporting u Democrat for governor -
mo alone, but six other votes in our fam
ily. and ve do so because we have known
Jim liz Wiley so long. and believe In his
personal honesty. and because we cannot
trust the other fellow
Stand of in Latah.
l.atah is nominally Republican BY more
than 1000 votes.
On the SoyerDorship this year. / am
inclined to forecast Latah as a stand
OF. Tic peculiar conditions here pre-
cludcs the possibility Of making anything
like a definite forecast The only thin"
can conclude from my Investigations is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
SAILOR CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF JAP CHILD

VICTORIA. r. c.. Oct. es-Jamos IL
Hayes. sunner's matn OF the u :. 5.
New York, is under arrest at Hong Kong
charged with killing "A Japanese child
In O. TOW at Hong Kong. Hayes uuar-
relied with a woman, overturned lamp
which fred the house and made his way
over govcral verandas 20 a Japanese
house. whore he met A. father and tiaugh-
ter and threw both down stairs. hurlinG
lighted lamp after them. The child x
skull was fractured and she died. and
the fHther was scriously in nturnd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

favor, in that lie, in his address here
advocated tho closing OF all the saloons
of the state while IJawley. In his address
here, assured tho people or his ambition
to enforce all existing laws including ~
present effective local option law
MIR, Brady has never carried Latah
county. He lost it To Moses Alexander
two years ago by eighty five votes In
this contest Brady (RD received Pa :;
Alexander (DD, 2a56 and Unterman (SD.
25i. Brady lost II heavily in the direct
primary. Clagstore corrying I.atah by
more than Brady and O'Ncll combined
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
BEREAVED MOTHER TAKES
LIFE TO END GRIEF

BERKELEY. Cal. Oct. :S.-Despon
dency over tho death or her S-year-o old
daughter, who was killed in runaway
accident at Chugwatcr Wyo.. two years
ago. caused the suicide today of Mrs.
George Milne, wife n wealthy cattlcmau.
During the temporary absence OF her
husband from their home, sho obtained
n revolver and fired bullet into her
brain.
The family came here from Wyoming
about six months ago. Mr.. Milne hoping
his wife would forget her grief in a new
environment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
Census Returns

WASHINGTON. Oct 2S,-Population
statistics enumerated in the thirtccnth
census were announced today for the fol-
lowing cities:
Chester Pa. 3s.5&7. an increase of
1919 or 1874 Fer cent over So, 9SS in 1900.
HaZclton, Pa, 2J.ij2, an increase of
l.222 or 7S.9 per cent over IA, $50 in 1900.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
he Fine Art of Butter-Making--
The Modern Process Which Accounts
for the SUPERIOR Quality of
Blanchard Butter

TO gather the hest cream from the best farmers
IN the country every day
To accept only that grade Of which
successfully undergo the severest scientific tests
To thoroughly pasteuIize every ounce Of that
,lcam, al additional cost Of $4,000 per ycar-
To automatically churn it, pack it, cut it into
torns, wrap if, seal il and date it
To do all this without having the product eor It's
ingredients, at any stage of the process,
touched by human hands
To place upon the market butter OF such abso-
necessitae the running Of an immense modern plant
To It's full capacity, in order TO supply the demand
That 5 butte -makiDgl
That S butter-making reduced to science ass
well s "a fine art
That's the way BLANCHARD BUTTER is
made
To convince yourself that this description
correct visit creamery day-any day
never mind about letting us know beforehand We re
ready, any minute, TO show you the clcancs cream
cry III this country,
Ask your dealer for BLANCHARD products
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29
UNUSUAL COLD WAVE
is MOVING SOUTHWARK
U-.SJIrN,.ToN oct nc

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2S.-Frosts arc
predicted by the weather bureau tonight
az far south the Gulf OF Mexico and
on the South Atlantic coast.
Tho cold wave which WAS ccntcrod
yesterday in the Rocky Mountain dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

PHILADELPHIA Oct 2S-The battle
ship Idaho left the Phi!adclph!a navy
yard today for the Delaware break
water, where she will undergo tests
preparatory 10 the cruise with the North
Atlantic squadron Yesterday was Good
bye" day on the Idaho. \ feature OF the
farcwclls was the marriage OF Edward
Jereck p blue jacket. TO Miss Maudia
Schultz of Jersey City. The bride lett
fov her home city. whittier her sailor
husband Will not return until next spring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

ALBANY Oct. @S.-N1rs. Edward I!
Hartman will give formally TO the
Palisades park commission tomorrow q
deed to 10000 acres OF land in Rockland
county for state park purposes. The
state Will at the same time transfer 10
the park commission the abandoned Bear
mountain prison site. III accordance with
legislation passed this year. Mrs. Harr
man. in addition is to- give $1,000, 600
10 be spent in improving the park
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

HELENA \ Mont. oct. 2S.--Howard
Douglas. commissioner Of Domain Park,
Canada. and others OF his party. Will not
he permitted 10 engage IN Buffalo hunt
on what was formerly the Flathcad In
dian reservation Of Montana announce
ment Of which plan has here toforc re-
ccivcd publication. Such is the diCtuu
Of Henry Aware. state fish and game
warden. made today ppon receipt oC an
opinion from the attorney general. de-
clariuc these animals 80 he reneGadcs o.
wild and therefore amcnable TO the state
fish and game laws, Tho warden has
received numerous kilograms from New
York, Montana cities and elsewhere
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-29

want only an accurate Census. and that
IL what we mean To give thcm."
Mr.. Hunt said that probably he would
visit. semi Officially. other cities OH the
coast.