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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Notable Deaths

N. H. DAVIS, FINANCIER-Cineinnati. o., Nov.
in. H. Davis president of the Central
dropped dead of heart disease in store here
today. He was 90 years old and elassmate
of Theodore Roosevelt at Harvard
J. T. FREEMAN-Orange, n. J., Nov. 17.-Joel
Francis Freeman, formerly secretary Of the
Standard oil company, died at his home early
today of heart trouble. He was born "A years
ago In Cleveland. He leaves widow and
son, Alden Freeman.
L. E. BROOKS EDITOR-Mobie, Ala Nov. IT.
Leslie f. Brooks, aged IA years. formerly pres
ident of the national board trade, editor, prom
inent in Alabama politics. and postmaster OF
Mobile during Cleveland's first term, died here
last night after a short illness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
COUNT COMPLETE ON
CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Panama-Pacific Exposition Bonds Carried by
Vote of More Than 20 to

of the the charter amendments last Tuesday
$000O00
of the Panama overwhelming
majority by than 20 to l.
legislation of
the hands of the initiative Berkeley
primary election system elimination of all
ballot handly
Following is table showing the total proposition:
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
DIR. YEE YOCK JOE
The Celebrated Chinese Herb Specialist
1852 GEARY ST, SAN FRANCISCO
Phone West 4s5

San Francisco.
Cal, Nov. is, 1910.
ID o c I or zee
Y Yock Joe. San
5 a n Francisco,
Cal.-Dear Sir: /
want to write and
thank you for the
& n ! n e s e Herbs
which you so
kindly sent 20 me
a few months
since I have been
troubled for sew
eral years with a
very bad cough
and have tried
pretty n e ar1v
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
The Doctors Answers on
Health and Beauty Questions
By DR.. THEODORE BEcI


The questions answered below general charac-
the symptoms diseases given answers
will apply to any case Of similar nature
Those wishing further advice, free. address
Theodore Beck, College Bldg. College-El Sts
Dayton Ohio enclosing self addresSed
for reply Full and address be given.
but only initials fictitious will in my
The prescriptions be filed a veil
stocked drug store. Any druggist order OF whole
saler.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

Mr. I. NJ: If you
are bothered with a
s'terribly" itching
scalp. accompanied
by much dandruff.
there is nothing su-
perior to plain gel
low minyol. which can
=
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

everything that has been offered with
out. success Your Herbs, however. seem
TO have done me more good than anv
other thing and am now wholly free
from any cough whatever Yours trulv
E. TURNEY,
lsos Chronicle BUILDING
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

The promotion Of Judge Thomas ].
Lennon from the superior bench In
Marin county TO presiding justice Of
the first district court OF appeals has
produced a patronage situation akin to
that frim which George c. Pardee ex-
kracted so much amusement and four
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
BIRTHS

RkpOMBERG-In Sacramento CAL. October 30.
1910, to the wife of Abe Bloomberg formerly
Ruth Jacobs, daughter.
PoLLAK--In this city. November IS. 1910, to
the wife Of V. F. Pollak (nee Heinzman), a
daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
To visit SAN Frauci.co

Without seeing A. Andrews Diamond
Palace would be like visiting Europe
without seeing Paris. 1t is the most
magnificent jewelry store in the world.
Visitors welcome so Kearny ST Open
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
v. I. HESS, Notary Public

ROOM 1112, CALL BUILDING
At residence, 1850 Page street, between
p. m. and p. m. Residence telephone
Park 27s7.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

The new wage scale of the chauf-
feurs' union will shortly be presented
TO the employers. The schedule has
been sanctioned by the labor council
the joint council of teamsters and the
international body. At the last meet
ing of the local five were added to the
roll and nine applications received.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

When the bay counties district coun-
ell of carpenters adjourned Wednesday
night it was decided to hold no meet
ing next week, but attend the meetings
scheduled in Alameda county The
next regular meeting of the council
will take place Wednesday night, No
vember 80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18
HARMONY IN THE
BUILDING TRADES
Business Agents Make Their
Reports at Regular Meet
ing of Council
Edited by o. M. BOYLE

rMRr Mayor p H. McCar-
GRa6Es ss2s Ico9NcfD thy presided at the
EEzWsS meeting last night
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-18

Amendment No. 10 Carried
Provides that city and county off,
cials. with the consent OF the mayor
and board of supervisors. may absent
themselves when there is reason there
for without liability Of removal from
Office
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-04
.F0MENT0 URBA-
NO En- CABD R0J0,
Sc ha dado principle a Ia
construction de varias
hermosas casas.
Ambes partidos SO naestran
nuy activss y celebran fre.
caeRtes nitins.
Seria IN acto de justicia que
d las sehoritas telegrafstas
Sc le pusieran algunas su.
plentes para estos dias.

Noviembre ?: Anoche celebraron
dos meet5nq en- Ia plaza pubica, log
unionistas Y republicanos de esta po
blaclon Hahla basJante concurren
cia y el pueblo estaba muv animado
Sc dice que han sido denunciadcs
ante Ia honorable corte municipal
de esta poblacion, varios orad3
res republlcanos V unionistas que to
maron parte en- los meetings de anc
che.
Relna gran entusiasmo para las
proylmas elecclones y Sc uneven az
tlvamente ambos parudos.
Debldo a las tradiclonales cos
tumbres Sc celebra las fiestas que
en- conmemoracion de los muertos
Sc estlla el dia ] de novembre de to
dos los amos, el cementerio Sc VIC
muy concurrldo aver.
Llamamos Ia atencion a quien
corresponds Sobre I'm puente que
hay en- eI camino dc ir para el cemen
terio, pues esta en- muy mala condi
clones. Esperamos atenderan al ARE
glo del menclonado puente.
Hoy tuvimos el gusto de salu
dar don Caledonia Carbonell. en-
tusiasta unionista y candidate por
el mlsmo partido para las Camaras
en- las proximas elecciones.
Sc estan edifcando varias casas
en- Ia actualidad y en- el proximo mes
principlaran otras fabricas no de me
nos importancia Hacia tempo Cabe
Roio lie estaban hacienda falta estas
propiedades que irremisiblemente
mejoran el ornate publico.
Ha llegado 4 esta poblacion don
Juan Silvestri, procedente de Mejico,
para donde sali6 con su respectlva
famiia en- la pasada emigracion.
Tambien regres6 SUI familia V pasa
ran las proyimas pascuas ell ell pinto
resco barrio de Joyuda..
-Ha estado algo enferma doha
Margarlta Ramirez de Castro, espo
sa de nuestro compatriota don Julio
S. Castro. Deseamos su pronta mejc
ria.
-Hemos dido decir que desde ha
ce a leunos dias tendremos servicios
telegrafico hasta los doce y media
de la noche Q hasta la hora que Sc
acaben los meetings cuando estos pa
sen de dicha hora.
Aunque celebramos la noticia, VI.
mos con pena el q. no Sc lie nombrJ
sIlstituto durante estas noches a las
senoritas telegrafistas. que seria una
medlda lusta. pues estas niilas pa
san las horas laforables en- sus esta
clones y 6 ingrato el que Sc les prive
de Ia l,berlad de iisfrutar las horas
de descanso que necesita todo ser
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-04

La manifestation republican,
que Sc llcvo 1 efeeto Ia norhe del
microbes demoStra una vez mas Ia
mflllencia que en- los elcctorcS del
Nachurhal" J ouos pumtos de san
truec tiene 81 ST. Fali. y sincm-
barge le pominau para la candidatu
IA dc la camara por q disirito de-
san Juan en- que saxon licn -us
amigos poliflcoS tcndrl Ia union mas
de 1000 votos de mayoria Tampo
co figura el Sr. Faln para la candi-
datiua municipal dc san Juan.
Ell foco instalado en Ia calle de
San Nateo que estuvo mllchas no
ehes sin dar luz the arrcglado sno-
che. Ahora hace iaita qlb $, inStale
otrn en- la misma calle. eqlidistante
del que eAiste en- Ia e>qulna de 10
calle del Parque Ii DE- San Mateo
Y el final de eSta calle .Scria de justl
cia para aquel vecindario.
E.Sta noche hahra nutrida con-
currenria en- 81 Parqlc par que Il
programa de eXhibpioneS cs atraveu
tie.
En- Gurahn >eglin nos informan
de ali = licyn eiecin riii nutin cu II
noche del miercolc, cutre otros
eradnres hicieron uSo dc /. Ig,latra
h. Sfes Maiienza Cintnm. Coll
i Curhv. LlorcuS Torres Higgins.
Los nradores necomendarnn -e vota-
re contra el ttef rer'Ihlrauo on toda
Ia i>la v snstiIveron Snlucanr~ radI-
tale> Dc acuerdc con II attitud EN-
ia c5nara en Ia p8-asis l.Ii~ls,ura.
Los pasaiergs Fl. Ilcvtiu Il IA
pnr Arcadls" en- 81 Nl,js del dia
u. ~ octrhre iiilsne- ~c-Iin nos m
eirrman ne Ia -..Sa "snsicnat..ria.
etan ~ r llanai4u Chas II Hun
l.r ~ NIeva url. su>. /, ] E,u-
drcauX. de IA m.Sral ,j5i,issi /. lresI
fcrs lie Silver Nuesu iisIico : ulmer
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-04
VIAJARA POR La ISLA.
FL representante de los Sres
"!)r. Williams Medicine CO.
de Schenectady, yisltara Ia
mayer parts de las poblacio
mes pasando despues vene
Zuela.

Enc vapor &c aver llego de los Is
taioS lnIdoS rue >tro joven compa-
triota el n. ManGel VI. de la Vega
de Ia casa Er. y Hams Medicine Go.
lie Schenectady L. [ quien tiene en-
san .IuaI sll, iamliares. Dentro Gle
una Semana ;aidri para Ia isla en- a.
stmtoS tie negocios &c Ii eypresads
casa y visitarA Ia i1a yor par,e de las
pohlaciones dc Puerto Rico Luee 90
de este viale saliia para Eenez ezuela
en- donde trshajara en- los misnos
necocioS Que en- esta lsia para des-
pues resiesar a E.stados Unidos Via
T. Rico. fuando el iltimo vlale rea-
lizadoen IA is.a por el ioven Vega Ia
casa t. manifesto slI satisfaction por
Ia eficiente labor que realizara el
compafiota eNl,resandolo asi YIN eN
preSivo ceriiticado.
Bienvenido Y que tenss el mejor
exito en- s,Is ne egocloS.
Il. Arzaco de Nueva Orleans. Sc *
nora el paradero del vapor el cue Sc
suponc Ferdido en- alta mar.
NoticiaS de Ponce seguran Ell
iriiuio dc Ia MON dc Puerto Ri
alli por m;is dc 800 votos.La plana
mavnr dc Ia direction visible del
partido repuhlicano hs salido para
FL oe~te i reslizar trabaios de pro
pa canda. fareee que va es TN POGO
tarde.
Ei secretario del iefe del part
do republicano. Sr. Ma gin Raldris.
iIa estado IN Ac,las Buenas otraS
rohlaciones del eentro de Ia isis. Ia
mando parte on trahaios de prcra
eanda politRa Dividir V divid
parecc qur . ahe.ra el tiltimo rec,ii
- de las eTiore~ i'll Tls-gen- Fell
l-oon diaS para i neSriltado dc /
cue SRA el mikmo que a
pssada eloca.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-04
FL GOBERAADOR COL7O Y La POtIC|A.

para la conservation del or
den publieo desde esta fecha hasta
el 10 del corriente. periodic dllranle
el cual Sc con sre CARA un gran hume
70 de personals en- toda la isla para
la celebration dc reuniones pilhIlcas
y para llevar efecto las elecelones
"Espeeialmente delen darse ms
trucciones a los ofciales de pollcla de
que observer absolute mpareclal
dad en- todos los asmtos que Sc rela-
ciofen con lapolitlca y en- los cllales
ten gan clos que intervenH en- cum
pl.miento d.e su deber, y de que Sc
ahstengan dc tomar la mas mlnlma
parte en- Ia politica activa, salvo pa
IA ejercer su delecho a votar en- el
momcnto en- que puedan ser eNeep-
tuados de servlcio con ese obleto. 10
da falta de cumplimiento 4 estas ms
trucciones proporclonara causa pa
"a la destltuclon.
Aprovecho esta oportunidad para
felicitar a usted, Y por conducto Gle
usted a los individuos del cuerpo, por
la hdelidad con que han prestado su
servicio, y para e>presarles mi con
hanza en- la habilidad de la fuerza de
policia para hacer frente rapida-
nente.v con buen juicio a todas las
contin geneias.
Respetuosamente.
Geo. R. Cotton, -gobernador
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-04
Recomiendase abstenga en-
tomar la mas minim a
parte en- la politica acti,
va.
Tsda falta de cumplimjento So
ra causa de destitucion. dice
el gebernador..
Felicita al coronel Shanton V
al cuerpo ror la fidelidad
con que han prestado su ser.
vicio.

Fl jefe de la policia insular ACADIA
de trasmitirl en- forma de circular,
a todos los jefes de dlstrito y guar
dias, la siguiente carta del goberna-
dor de Puerto Rico para goblerno de
la fuerza de policia en- los ultlmos
dfas de la presente eampana electo-
raj.
San Juan, de noviembre de
1910 -Coronel Geo. R. Stanton, le-
fe de la pollcia insular, San Juan.
Senior:
Considero prudente one usted la
me en- el momento actual Ia atenelon
de todos los indivlduos del cuerpo
de policia hacia la necesldad de
ejercer una vigilancla especial
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-04

especial |de Puerto Rico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-04
SERv|CIO PERMA-
NENTE EN- A2EC|B0.
La oflcina telegrafica esta-
"a al serviclo pubhco no.
che y dla.
Los republicanos no votaran su
candidatura, por estar de
aCuerdo con los dem0cratas.
Para ell domingo Sc anuncia
un gran mitin unionista en-
el Islote.
De nuestro eorresponsal.


difuntos ha sido muy visitado por nu
merosa concurrencia el cementerlo
Gle esta ciudad, estando adornado
con coronas y flores la mayor par
| te de los panteones y nichos.
Aver noche celebraron un NEE
ting los republicanos de esta cludad
en- la plazlela del teatro. La candi
datura Gle estos quedara bastante
desairada en- las elecciones, pues Sc
gun parece nj los mismos republics
nos la votaran toda vez que es CON
venio votar la del partido obrero, vo
| tando estos y democratas el comlslo-
nado a Washington republicano
| Esta noche celebra un mass meeting
unlonlsta en- la plaza principal en-
que tomara parte el Lcdo. G. Coll
| y Cuchi.
La iunta directiva del casino es
panol Gle esta ciudad ha acordado ce
lebrar al acostumbrado bale de la
Purislma Conception, patrona de
Espana con toda suntuosldad y dar-
10 el da TO de diclembre para 10 cual
sera contratada Ia orquesta del popu
lar Cocolid.
-Desde hoy Sc encuentra en- ser
vlclo permanente noche Y dia Ia esta-
cl6n telegrafca de esta ciudad, has
ia que pasen las elecciones.
Para el domingo proximo Sc a
anuncla un esplendido metin unionis
ia en- el barrio del Islote.
cisco Torres, Y recuerdo haber visto
a Bocachica, llegar al barrio ALA por
el mes de Julio con unas listas de re-
cusaciones en- las manos, y nos dijo
que teniamos q. If al pueblo ante ell
notarlo Castillo, q firmar unos pape-
les porque nos habfan recusado por
estar muertos. Nos reunimos un CRU
po entire ellos Francisco Torres, y vi
nimos al pueblo y frmamos ante Ell
notario Castillo. 70 juro haber visto
frmar despues de prestar juramen-
to ante el notario a Francisco To-
rres.
Comparece el testigo Natalio Con
zalez, y preguntas de la defensa di-
ce:
Que su ofcio es ofcinista que fu6
empleado en- el mes de Julio, de la
notaria del Lcdo, Castillo, que q es-
taba presonte acknowledgements crlan
do firmd el afidoH Francisco To
rres, ante ell notario Castillo, pues
de 10 contrario no estaria ALI Su lc-
ira, no pasado al libro de los ndjda-
wtS. el que corresponds Il Francisco
Torres. pues el era que pasaba todo>
esos GfiddrtS al ibro Terminada la
prueba del fiscal Y de IA defensa. Am
bas parties someten el case a la con-
sideracion de la corte. Fl juez Mr..
Footc. dice que la eorte entiende q.
no hay suflclentes prl,ebas contra eS
tos tres acusados Y por conSlguiente
la corte abs'lelve hbremente al Lcdo
Castillo, por ese seq undo delito. y 4
Pedro Bocachica. Y Pedro Rodriguez
de ese msmo dellto que Sc le acusa.
Ei Lcdo Castillo ha sido mlv fe-
llicitado por el fellz resultado de su
callSa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-04
Esca|amtento en- Ter gIado

Noriembre IN (Niartesl Ehzar do
Vicente ASeSinatn en- Ter grado
Noricmbna 81 Aliercolesl LIusa
Perez A-p~inatu on primer grado-
lbs scforcS del m4rgen estsn
m1iv cnntenio> I-s creer que en- IA
ntln .'e Puerto Ess, habrs escicin-
neS para trmnfo deli 'vieIa guar
,iis VI hay euidsda. Fl tikst re-
is0ul.esnc <er5 VeneIl0 otTa yez.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03
Spartanburg Lady Suicides.

Spartanburg, July 2S.-Mrs. Marion
b. Jennings committed suicide this
morning by shooting herself i'm the
left temple. The shots, two in number
aroused the family as they were at
the breakfast table, and Mr. Jennings
rushed into his wife's bedroom and
found her already dying, lying in a
great pool of blood
For four months Mrs. Jennings had
been in ill health and had recently
been suffering greatly from melan-
cholia, but it was not feared that she
would do herself injury. This morn
ing she sent her youngest daughter
out Of her room, saying she desired to
De lett alone to sleep, and the act was
evidently then meditated Within a
few minutes two shots We're heard
Mrs Jennings secured an old pistol
that had been left in the bedroom
The pistol was placed against her left
temple and the head was practically
torn completely away. The family are
prostrated with grief
Mrs. Jennings was about a year OF
more ago married to Mr. Marion b
Jennings. son of State Treasurer Jen-
nings. Mr.. Jennings having formerly
lived at Yorkviile, where he practiced
law for several years after leaving
Columbia a few years ago.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03
Examine Your Wheat.

Tumbling Shoals, July 3O.-Owing
TO the excessive rains the wheat crop
has been threshed out wet. Be sure
to sun your wheat before sending il
TO mill. Dry it until it will rattle
when you throw down a handful, or
when you take it in your mouth and
bite the grain if it cracks and breaks
OIL snort in your teeth it will grind.
If 1t has smut in it take it to the
branch and wash it in a bow basket
and the chaff and smut will rise to
the top. Skim it off and drain off
the water and put the grain out into
the sun 20 dry.
When you put your wheat in the
sunshine to dry, it toughens the grain
and 1t will make better flour. One
half of the wheat that is now going
to mill has not been summed and there
is not mill in South Carolina that
can grind damp wheat. 1t will gum
up the boiling clothes and cement up
the furows in your mill rocks until
YOU Will have to take your stones and
pick out the caked flour. So the
FARMER is injuring himself and the
miller both by carrying to mill his wet
wheat. w u G
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03
Miss HclIams at Home"

Gray Court, July 30.-Miss Beulah
Hellams was at home Tuesday evening
to number of friends The rooms
were attractively decorated with flow
ers in season, and the wide veranda
was a summer garden of evergreens
with here and there mistic lights to
produce a wierd effect Several in
teresting games were INDUCED in, the
most exciting, a potato race in which
MIR. Johnston Hunter won the prize
and gracefully rendered to the guest
of honor, Miss Nell Hellams of Green
Vile,
Dainty refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served by the little
Misses Laurie Heilams of Gray Court,
and Dora and Virginia Hellams of
Greenville.
On the stroke of midnight the cou-
piles retired to the lawn where a
gypsy tent was pitched for the occa-
sion and the fate of each guest was
read in turn in most exciting man
ner.
The invited guests were Misses Nell
Hellams. Esther Dorroh. Nita Hunter,
Bruse, Annie and Louise Hellams.
Messrs. Walter White. John Dupre
Johnston Hunter, John Simmons,
Frank Dorroh, Albert Gray, Roy Gray,
and A. c. Shell
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03
A Phenomenal Chinn Sale.

Commencing Monday morning, Au-
gust we will place a special sale for
that week only. Our entise line of
French and German Chinas, ht greatly
reduced prives. every piece of fancy
China i'm our mammoth stock will be
marked in plain figures at ridiculous
ly low prices, on most pieceslt price
will be less than half theit regular
value. This is sale you can't af-
ford to miss. Come early bffore the
stock is broken Remember sipe starts
Monday morning, August s.
S. NJ. & Il. Fl. Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03
Marlar Family Reunion,

Dials, July 30-A very pleasant event
was the celebration on Tuesday, July
26, of the eighty-first birthday of Mrs.
Scisly Marlar, at the home of her son,
Mr. E. M. Marlar. The entire family
was present, including three children,
eighteen grandchildren, and eighteen
great grandchildren. The children of
Mrs. Marlar are Mrs. A. b. Hand
Messrs j. a. and E. NJ. Marlar.
Dinner was served on the lawn in
picnic style and all had royal good
time.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03

Sented the state union with the gavei
and tablet, which had been presented
to the State Farmers Alliance by W.
w. Keys, in 1889. In making this
presentation, Mr. Efird referred to the
work of the Farmers Alliance. He
thought that the present order was an
outgrowth from the Alliance Mr..
Efird was the last State president of
the Alliance. j. f.. Nesbit made the
speech of acknowledgment on behalf
of the union.
l.. c. Padgett, the country president
of Colleton county, took occasion to
congratulate the union upon receiving
the token from the old Alliance The
Farmers Alliance was discussed at
length by several of the members.
Among the speakers of the after
noon was A. G.. Shuford. of Newton, n.
c. He is chairman of the Farmers
union of North Carolina, and secre-
tary of the national board of directors.
Officers Elected.
At the meeting this afternoon. the
following officers were elected: A. j.
A. Perritt, Lamar, president; e. w.
Dabbs, Mayesville, vice president; ].
Whitner Reid. Columbia. secretary and
treasurer; w. E. Brodie, Wards, Chap
lain; w. e. Hopkins, Hopkins, con
ductor; w. p. Caskey, Lancaster, SER
geant-at-arms; A. f. Calvert, Able
vile, door keeper. A. j. A. Perritt. the
president of the State union was elect
ed as a delegate to the national CON
vention, which is to meet in Charlotte
the first week in September.
The following were elected as mem
bers of the State executive committee:
A. ID. Hudson, Newberry, District No.
|; Douglass Mcintyre, Marion. dis
trict No. 2, and l.. c. Padgett, Smoaks.
district No. 3.
For More Clemson Scholarships.
The State Farmers union will me-
morialize the general assembly to in
crease substantially the number of
agricultural scholarships at Clemson
college A resolution by the commit
wv VII ihShioi idlS WAS ldVOraDly re-
ported upon today by the State con-
vention. The additional scholarships
are asked for because of the increase
in the funds derived from the fertili-
ber tag tax.
The T0rrcns Land System.
The following report was presented
to the convention tonight:
I'VE, the committee on memorials.
consider the resolution presented by
the Richland county delegation as to
the TaTens system of land registra-
tion one of great Importance to the
farmers OF the State. While we pass
favorably on the aforesaid resolution.
as to the spirit and importance of
same, we beg to place the matter of a
memorial to the legislature before
the convention and we beg to suggest,
as more effective way, that we take
the matter up Systematically in our
local county unions and require the
candidates from the various counties
for the legislature ana senate to ey-
press themselves as favorable to such
a law before we, as individual voters
give them our support"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03

Dysentery is dangerous disease
but can be cured. Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has
been successfully used IN nine cpl
denies of dysenterY 1t has never
been known 10 fatK 1t is equally
valuable for children and adults, and
when reduced with water and sweet
ened, it is pleasant to take. Sold by
LaurenS Drug Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03
Salad Bowls

Great variety to select from
These goods were cheap at our
regular values; at our cut prices
they are the biggest values you
ever saw.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1910-08-03

BE sure and take bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with You when starting on
your trip this summer. 1t cannot be
obtained on board the trains or steam
ers. Changes of water and climate
often cause sudden attacks of diar-
rhoea, and it is best to be prepared.
Sold by Laurens Drug Co.