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ILERGi GiMiN C4N'T P4I.
me ReV. ingram y. ". Irvine I'p IN sup
Elementary Proceedings.

The Rev Ingram y. W. Irvine the
former Protestant Episcopal clergyman
who had a quSrr"l with Bishop Talbot
OF Pennsylvania and then was orda ned
as priest IN the Greek Catholic Chur 4
of Russia and attached 20 the Cathedral
Of 81 Nicholas In this city, was in the
supreme Court yesterday IN supps
mentary proceedings.
The Rev MIR irvine borrowed sioo
from J. Il Mugford. a Salvation Army
captain, when the latter was mana ger
Of the Salvation Army Hotel in Chatham
square IN 1871. saying thar he wanted 70
pay the money hack promptly NI-'-ri
finally sued and got judgment for Sl7j
The clergyman testified that he has
no property Of any kind and that his H.
come IL only slI "A month
The sun., 1910-08-11
HADLEY LIKELY TO HEAD 1T
rms TIIT >TOGh INQI I'M
IIOIRD W>I BI >THO\G.
I hairnan~nip oIrr rlrasrs iiim Ten-
nr>rrans aud MarN landers ~r" the
prr>IdrHI Nboui Politics In Near
~uuih Nuhark at solid DrmocraeS.

PiNFEiN. Mass Aug iu President
a.. il,.y 90 N.i,. tu wh,m has n"'r ufi-rci
~. y4 lrrnu ~hIp ~ ~" commission tu
o. ,,-tlEat.. ruiiruIi ~tu's- AMI hurls
wl'H D." ..A uf u'lrglrg 'hos" isSr.''-
under ~" sU'rrli.iu. ut the lut'rstA'"
Clmm"rC.. Commission. sAw Pr'si '.i
rar agntu 49,, AFTERNOON While he ha,
Not G-Gri'..lv acc-ptei. ~ i generally
l"l,ry,I .i.,' II" Viu take NJ -" work.
IN 'H" rn.A. i'm" Nv" - u Ivislng with
't" Pr-i i.i.i r'EIr. ing IA" p"r~"i'r"i
1T tie Commission .,"J ~ uutlrr" of IN"
v...t IN" Pr.'~i i-yr - ~ NG,rS to make
.'.., tum~~Iu' r-,rr>-r tAiivr III" pro
..r.,,-l,,. ''i'l"rr uf ~" West will he
r.,,- ->,.t.'-t Mr. Tt.f, Also j. anxious thai
the personnel "f the commission shall
carry wei GIN ~ "A pledge ~ the thorough
r''~s of 'h- inquiry
Recent puliucgl rumhhugs "a r-nneSs.e
iav. l"i Pr.-ii"ut TAFT 10 believe that
thor" J. 'hauc" tins wear 10 MAKE a
ur.aI, iu 'h. ~nhl south one of the Pr,'si-
d.u'.~ ambitions Ia" split In the Demo
cratic party Ei 'o IA. recent election
- tho independent lIil'Iil ticket by some
~ So majority With this sentiment
prevailing 'h" pr~=ii-u' and hls pohtic
,tt N.sr'I- Hvl''NF fIiat II mar fnonN 'au W.
brought anpY' 900 R"uuJhcan ranks the
stat. NAV h.. won lu November
Co. u,.p toward harmony Mr. Taft has
,u,.f..t "a uumu-r ~ I"nn-S-." leaders
% lunch ~ 20 ham here ou tridav Among
t.,-.. rIu'uE are Rrpr-s"rrs'Iv" Austin
So. Brock. ludrs & VI Henderson and
Newell Naui-r-
n" President 'alN"i Nary land poll
tI,7. today .yI'h ,u~' Rhtr of Washington
Vhp - IN" ~ tNr-' "andida'e- s.-ek
Iug 49," en- -r,'N- u"mndtion IN IA" sixth
Mar and district winch adI"in- ~"
HI-tvi.' e ,pluuUI. Tho other CHnnI-
Gt'..- ar. ~" present incumbent Rep
ra-.rfatiy" T"lrr". and Il II Warner
jr Of N1>bIuEt IN N" hgh' ~ said
ru have rayrW. 80 rit'"r a. - l"ouIrd
Republican -U.u"--.
Walter Wilson t.tv ,ruitrull'r II Chi
Dtgt. and i'fru tower chairman - "a"
chicago olyII S"rsin. board ar" In Rev
,-,y o.. assist ru. Tr"- dat With hI~ ulans
..r greater 'ror"rN and ~, l"uCy IA
t,.H,ruu.'.' departments They con-
- I'.d ~. 'Inr to-day and will 49," ham
again '.-u rr ~
T..-'ua-'.r G"r'rlI H'ohroCN and
-..r,.'lr, 2 DO" Treasury N1oN"agh wtl
-.. %" pr.-,t"r' Friday Ah"rt iHa>ilI
.NTrEs 'Hi.~
The sun., 1910-08-11
DTiD UTLE'S PROB ESS.
Driri,r an tire Day IIr Was Sold Caused
a run 0n . nanL.

IurIsyIrIE. ~. Aux 10 4 mules
I-a'u rau-,d rIn ou the south Louis
Vale D"pJrr BdUL to-day A deposit or
~ th" hans pur"hasod Jule on Monday
RIyiug ~ rayru"n' y check for SIS That
ntuh' rhc animal d',d SuspeCfinR that
h- had h.,en -'ung thu. purchaser stopyrrd
pavu.rt uu he heck
Iu- pHy.. pr--sui "d tn" check ysSt.r-
day aiirrrDou and payment was refused
~" l-fi jh.. tank. spreading the report
thar ~" bank had c~a-.-i PAYMENTS
Nor. than uu" hundred deposit or- were
~ Iu" seeking 20 Withdraw their savings
thi- morning PTeHident Sethsrla nj
dashed from town In an Automobile With
currency and saved th" situation
I{v noon IA" r.al cause ~ the run bein Y
learned i' stopped
The sun., 1910-08-11
fOTIEGE OWNS mo TREE>.
500 Acre Rrdw ood Grove u Gnen to the
IniNrr~i'N of california.

SAN FRANoG-,o. Aug ~ The Uni-
,rr-,'v e Salifurnia has been made
the owner Il grow" of hig trees hy
Hurlc,' Whitaker of Arusi Tulnr" county.
1hr pr acre grove. which IL ~ Nillwood
TuMr- county. contains som" - tho
largest r.lWuud trees uf M" state. Tn.
Jr ,,-..TN." them.
Ih, iraI di-lrI,utian e VI. lI"p Rear
u..y - estate. shows thai the properly whiCh
Ms wlll"d 80 ~" university - worth
a u"rsu. II Includes uu" ~ th" finest
vineyards ~ lr"-up county and ulT<
10 which ar'. ir'.-s flowers and shrubs
r To-, truuiDal and '-Wp"ra'" ZONES
The sun., 1910-08-11
H,,k rIRI o> m>>TrT.
OIroit Wen Wrn ", Ia OUs, IIIm ~ ~
,ruibb District Leader

I." fr-ul. r rprgr"--man O'anu
20 f." Fifteenth Assembly district hay"
hard..i Themselves Together - tru' 10"
,,niI.Ht',. ut i~.rHWhivWau WI. am
VI 49,. ur'' a i-i'rr.tlD e a." q. -'r.''
NJ lA.u''' hir ann. .n'"d that u" " ~
I'D. . rtr.iIdYt" against Dl"p'f tpT Con
..r.-- f.r- grtr A. u U'.rtlUg ~ ~"
N.-..r.r Do Iu"-,iav u4gA' f len I''!-
8 rl. Dh.utt .fEa'l2.. 'iuu . w"- d', ld'-I
.r.r .r'g =. work for tn" denomination
VI. plun' hu' NV wav ~ r"'llia'luu
ON VI. b..rr.. - 'u i|f forward John n
I,tf p fr .N" Republican i"pd"r~hlp
'.r N--,r.nly iIstrI,f. Mr. Iiylpr
.- a ..s .-r v.f1 .i'i'-. 90 Ic' Broadway
..ru e. -..."f.l y.tr- rH- deem au HctIy"
,,Hrr..r .u 'g" Republican aHairs "f "a"
..ft.p'.'h 1.-f'ict ~" md charge -
'u. H'u.unOau campaign m that die
'r. lief fH0
The sun., 1910-08-11
tRGIT PI>TOI kTTITD RITF.


CLrvrIASp. Aug 10 Evidence tend
iug to show that lawyer william l. Rice
was slam by "A personal enemy and not
Nv hIchwaym-n was addrIUrd to-day az
the close of ~ Curoner'- IIGUcst George
y freeman. a gun expert. examined the
bullet that caused kicc's death and do
cIarrI that the revolver was Russian
model. - Cahbre such D. - used IN
gallery shooting
At'orn"v Gu"nth"r sA,d to-day that for
about wear RE" never went to his home
from ~" Euclid club without an escort
Little was brought ont at tho inquest
The sun., 1910-08-11
SPECIAL NOTICES
USE ALIENS E00I.IARS

Anus~pGc Tabeis. d'ssulvrI IA tH- Foot Bath
instantly relieve rf1artlng. ~ cling. swrating OF
n" 'e"'. ard ta,c uut AA sHrrnsss HeaIlaE "a
.nrc pot Tho ruraiiv" properties ~ Aileuss
Oot-tase NnN Anusrpttr nosydrYl arc metlf-
Z nail, 'nnIhinrd g. NtIrn's foot Iabs foT ths
Foot .uath Toy nc positive relief for hot
- eating sore fcrf ant VuiCkly remove the ndoT
- per."irE lion. Fuut Tabs for Foot Tubs All
HrugglV-, Zar. sent hy mail for 5 cts. In
stamp, ssmp.r ihhE. Address. Ailcn 5. olmr
The sun., 1910-08-11
THr u0w,> ,>D rHE mo.
o. Nas sInI ut the pier. Though she Wa
Positive o. Wasn't.

/ M tho uffi,a and among the purf"rS ~
an uutuNu hutrl aud II wa- an un nc
cpuut e uu" uf tr, 81" 'lu'r'~ uaf - wi.i"h
,.\T.rtrr.",I traNrr',r, hrlUg ia'a from
FurpI-, ..i.pch IN Of -.rI'd .urIt. -hus--
and ,lpth,r - worm t.'r. they 'Iu urv"
pIl,,. lu 'u., irIu,. '.. i'.,rv lDugnl II
th.. ,'n.- 80" Illus lag cam" back
frpm IyruIr . trw dave 49,. .ui when
.'S woman uWu,r lrit i.: 'u.vdgr dav
i.fpr, Yesterday -" .luro~I rars"d t'."
pot l"y.u~" ta' bag cN'..l NOT Zee tnuud
When sine - r'Iuv Go ~,.'r iur 'rr tram.
size missed rh, lag ard go ,','. vent
., tlr u,'.c,, and demanded 90 Euuc
Il 'rc r,r'rr~ -,'Irr.l-.r.l -,-.Iug ~
b. ls.,N D.. pH' "a iu" 'th af ~" i,r.r
-" insisted uulv 81" sald docs -aud
NG"n | E,' nIt here az 'h" hotel u W.ts
stl'l On IA" "tu The purt". must have
'lIl,.d ,p tab" Of -. ..H'i 4 cnug~'. NurI ave
responsible
\ hurried searru ct tie LIggag" runrn
wa- made aud tI-u = porter looked
tn-pu.,h rnr rooms .r t.' other lcI,r-'~
?. s,.,. wEr'r"~ mistake hnd l','u made
IA" woman .,'u f.r tI.ragn. declaring
-h" wpuli h.,d tnr hotel management
r'~u pnsIulr
Having usl "Nl"rIruo, W Such ',f-,~
the manager ss.u' % man tu iu, pivT N''--
t-rdav muriiug aui there rur tax Was
found II had uur even N,r'u rI-'i 'd
b and had u,' 'lss.i rr,. rI~Jru- nsp"c-
tors NJ, wrr,. hrGi'.ul.E =. -.vu' tuutt'r
smuggling ease ike thar = ,u" sircp,ug
trunks of las year - Yesterday ne"
manager wrote the "~urr Il the bag
/ that 'he l.~,t wlv for n-r 80 Vrr her -
property would he 10 ,Omr hark - \'N
York and lcr the customs usi-,'rr- 49,"
what she mad IN %
IL ~ extraordinary tow q woman
hehav"- when ~" misses ANYTHING
said M" manager 81" lmu"dlst"lv
JUMPS - the Cuu"hIsrpu that somebody
has ~ lien a. and the result - generally
tu- IcC'I~at,,n e suu" r,u'-' Oil'luvr''
and G- teuporarv uISgrIor. Win mo-
resulting reparatIuu Wt-u NJ" ,b1,ct
- found
. 1t hs- no, h,--n 80 long ,.uu" a wealthy
woman ia" wife ~ "a well eupWn rroN.'.
came here On. night To- supper after the
th.atr" with anu'u.r woman AMI two
voung men Whom -u" aru-" ru I"ay..
she d-clar,-i .ha Nh"u -h. -at down -n"
had uut vaIlaht" -ltl,. ,nl ON rl.. bach
pt th" chair AMI tGr Dr. NlS guu. ~"
P Accused 'h" water ~ r'WpNurg lt H.r
aS-"r' .ru~ wen. - up-I,l." 'nef SO" UI'
-, ,t,,.,,,,, ,,. ,t.,,,t .,.,,,-.. t. H..
- . ,-,,,.,,...,,,,.. .,,.I r.,l.,..'
4 ,l,,.f 80, ma. ,ft.r ,,,,,'1 ,r,,,.,-,..,.,
IN. woman wa- prevailed ON 'u e. rr 'h"
l....T -. Co.
a'u.,'''" .,-,,-.j,'
D w, .' -. t,, S,,,,i ~.
- ~ ,.., -
-. ~. 49,, ,,,''n ~, ..' -. -
NIpp .,... ,J.. -. ,.,ru,.N'
, -, -..,.',I,,r -. ~. 10, .,.
t.,.,l ~, - 81, ..r,,.,..,,
"a ~. ~ ., -, "a
d W Wv. -. -, '''' 1917
an - I,,,,... ,,.,--,,,,., ,t I'D
r,,,-,,,.-., 80, -. ~.
3" ,,...,,,.',..y -. t,.'
-, ,s.',,,... o. -m,..
- - - ,,.. ..,,..ts,,.
nH't ,r. .,'.', L.. -.
~" 49,, ..-,r,.- ... .'.'
80. ' '..''
. a.. a. a., -,tr. l.., ,. ,,.,--.r..,,.
l....t DO .- ,. ,.... -.
.,-.,', .4,,t D., - ..,,.. ., t,. -,
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WTRpHi'S CH,JICNGE.
Dsrrs Othrr candidates f"r - senate
to I.Ft the Voters Ua,r Their SRN.


TRINroN Aug ~ tv-Gov Fr1nkhu
Murphy adi@t q touch n color - ~"
fight for John k-ir.- -ntt IN 'ha rltei
States senate hv rnlAr"g pun'r 'h" cnrI-
tents = two letter. J." hat vrrttru -
senator Kapn ,ud David Furu = Camden
suggesting that al - -n,. -h,uIt 'nt" I'd
vantage - ~. r'' primary law tII i"f
which voters may have ~ npportInty
20 expre~e their Tr"f"r"r~'- fn- S-nnt .rIrI
candidates S"ra'rr Mean announced
to-da" that ha would d"olin" VI NGrrtv s.
Offer on tho ground hat tho Cling ~ 'ro
proposed JN''tIon. w0r.ii t"0i - dt- .., >
the party Nr B.ird hs. Mt Commute" /
himself but is "Nr"c'N,' - pursue -lrr.-
lar course
The act unda- vt'ch Nr MIrrhv Ur'-
poae~ ., operate wl- drawn oy "v-'iov
Stokes whlln h" vas masking Ibus -
and m the United States S.nat' Mr
stokes ha. fHr v.. Ns I'D ra'IttNu- ~
circulation ant 04- apnuprc"u that be-
-ill fle thcn win tn S..~~ste-v = STATE.
IN time - have rtS nnens plNCst IN ~"
primary ~. k"' > he u-.a'. ON S"ut"nb"r ~.
Here tpfor" l' had appeared ihI' W.
S'okes would he alone ~ seeking popular
tndorsenert frr MS candidacy. hut ~"
position assumed h. Mr. Murphy nl- NY.
act many calculations NJ Murphy ha-
nor saii what he r-nuli ID m ~" event
II kean and Ralrd adher'rE 80 N" posi-
tIon that ErI'ri States S"nat RS -hoIiu
-,ill he chosen bv the anttquafcd method
pTs-~-ihNi tv ~" United Stife- tous'.-
'Vt'rn " Murphy N h.- l-tt-r- =
Mean anf Balrd s1ii
Law ,r'fac 'ou tnl NJ BART ~ pro-
noss .ha as ,ar.I!A'"- .r' 81" = % .I
,,'a'e Sc~r'a v." .p..rN 'Na tu'.pu u' 600,
S'oSes Ani lbs moan. ~ 's't'rrr- Tr"u-r."
sIgasl present or name. % fn. ,u'sr-
~ the TrIua-f e.n,'rnn. fhlr 'Nev NAV
indt.a'. v rr.' ~ ne ra nitdar,. - preferred
bv he Rc-lh'I.1u .oisr- ~ ~" ~ra's
A. me ras do"- no' ,1rr- mon. na--
~ no IssIsla'u'r 10 accept 'H" ,"rIT.'
A. lie po.|- should r.- 20 h4y,. o. 4grn,..
ms 80 rtI ourselves s...u' 10 y.r.li,'
an! do ,,na' ~.. an 'u -,.,..'" 80 election
~ the candidate. r"..,.ag ..r highest
n.r D--,. p,..
/ - ,.N au. ~ 'Na' 4 bw n 't..- Of
'he e.osriru ~ nr'c.l : .,"- ~-ut r- .F
he l.yrSI,,.,r.. and no, b.. u.r... vote .. .r"
p=oi.. b. p -l'.a 'r.. |- -.f ... ON f.,ur
- a,,ep'tng rr good !a.'.. '." .srr. ...' 90 q
The sun., 1910-08-11
GOOD Mra,h-r Insurnncr.

BAsKING RIGF Y. J.. Aug. IN rha
hrrmen Of this place have insured with
ia" Lloyds 1T London against RAIN during
the tim. ~ their carnival. They pay a
premium ~ siuO Tor insurance ia SON that
II will not ram ts'tw""n / \ W. on August
~ and mdn gh' ol August ~
The sun., 1910-08-11
wsL-lse's Boom for Gsv-rnor of Ns~
jersey

HACKgNsACK. y }. Aug ~ FI-
As~em hlyman Randolph Perkins tonight
officially launched the Gubernaturial
hoom of SENATOR Edmund ". WaksIes
a speech before the Berg gsn county
Republican committee. ResOhitions in
dorstng Wakeles's candidacy were
adopted and IN response senator Wake
lee said that n the party wished hum 10
ne its candidate he would Accept
The sun., 1910-08-11

Ths Vau street edition ~ THE IvESIS1 SrS
cor tains al ne fnanSiai nsWs Ani ne -'ock and
bOnd quOfaunns ~ the close OF the msrz~f. The
c losing cu0'A uons. irriuding tEr bi aud ASKED
puCss. win additional news rhftsr. are ron
"a nsd also In the nIgIi edition OF THE EyEStNa
sI-N --Adr.
The sun., 1910-08-11
Bscs ia. Garage Barns: Firr Captain
Hurt.

BosToS. Aug 10 The iiv" story garage
AZ MassachIsat avenue and New bury
street. IN the Back Bay district hGrnst
tonight \ gaSolena tank and several
automobiles exploded. sending par -
81 So OOO and t2OO go Capt O'Lalor oi
Engine 81 was seriously injured and was
rushed To a hospital
The sun., 1910-08-11

BALTIMORE AUG. ~ Ruth DAVIS
years Old one of eleven persons bitten
IN Nav - nv a dog. died ~ rabies to-
day A. th" Mercy Hospital The child
was dismissed from tho pasieur depart
ment about two months ago As out of
danger.
The sun., 1910-08-11
Arre., Coun,y Clerk ~ Emn.,,,.,

OMAHA. Neh Aug ~ George "
P""i. clerk 4 Hal county was arrested
ere to-day on the charge NJ dsfa IlttnR
'ta' Once He isnI"@ tha, any ~hor'
70 sris's In ieO5 Poell received y Csr-
.sgIe medal for saving the life Of a chtad
when no WA q railroad fireman.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-21
NEWBERRY UNION STATION.
Arrival and Departure Of Passenger
Trains-Efective 1901 A. d.
Sunday January 2, 1910. q.
Southern Railway.

No. Is for Greenville. :. 9:5l a. M.
No. Is for Columbia. ..10.58. a. M.
No. II for Greenville. .. .2.48 b.
No. 16 for Columbia. ....8.5e p. n.
c., N. & L. Railway. g
mo. % for Columbia. ..S.N a. m.
No. 50 for Greenville. 1856 D. m.
No. So for Columbia. 1920 p. n
mo. 21 for Laurens.. ..7.25 p. ~.
4 Does not run on Sunday. "
This time table shows the times
1T which trains may be expected to
depart from this station, but their
departure is not guaranteed and the
time shown is subject to change witll-
out notice. ...-. .....5
G. L. Robinson
Station Master.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-21

thing which would bring trouble up
on innocent parties. I desire also,
to say that my colleagues ON the fae-5
ulty and on the College force of off,
GERS have stood by me loyaHy s., The
work Of tie college, and T lave.
no criticism to make against any
one Of these gentlemen; they are ali
loyal to the College and its interests.
If the evils I have tried to relate In
this paper are corrected I am conf 8
dent Clemson Agricultural College
will grow into the finest institution
in the South. 50 -: s..s...5zs .5l5S
Respectfully,
~ P. II. Nell. Il
The report as to other State insh
tutions is that there is harmony and
the work IS progressing well.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-21
NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Votice is hereby given that will
r'e rinal settlement in the Probate
Court for Newberry County, m
W. 7nesdav. February 9th, 1910, at
eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, as
o~q"dian of the estate Of Kate Be-
denbaugh, and will Immediately
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-21
Work "a Hours a Day.

The busiest little things ever made
are DR.. Kings New Life Pills. HE-
cry pill is a sugar coated globuls Of
health. that changes weakness int
strength, languor into energy, brain
fag into mental power; curing Con-
stipation, Headache, Chills, DyspeP-
sia, Malaria. 25c. at W. Z. Pelham s..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-21
NEWBERRY LUMBER co,

thereafter apply For letters disnis-
sorry as guardian of said estate aad
for said minor.
Nancy A. Bedenbaugh,
Guardian Kate Bedenbaugi.
1-l1-10-4t ltaW.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-21

"hamberlain's Cough Remedy is a
y. valuable medicine for throat
d lung troubles, quickly relieves
ard cures painful breathing and a
dangerously sounding cough which in
= qtes congested lungs. Sold by W.
F. Pelham & Son.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-21

as printed by the board OF trustees
at their last meeting, December,
1909
Several Trustees Praised. y
r desire to say 70 the committee OF
the general assembly that the follow
ing members of the board of trustees
have stood by me in my efforts. to
build Clemson Agricultural College
into high-grade institution Of ag--
riealture, engineering and science,
viz: Senator B.. r. Tillman, Messrs.
R. E. Bowen, NJ. L. Donaldson. B H.
Rawl, Jesse. H. b ardin, John e..
Richards. Mr.. r I. Manning has
been on the board f trustees so
short a time I cannot speak intell1-
gently concerning his probable attl-
tude on the quest ms disturbing the
college. I believe, however, that he
will take a stand with the gentlemen
mentioned above in all those matters
which are for the well-being and best
interests Of Clemson Agricultural Col
lege. Mr.. J. E. Wannamaker has on
many occasions supported the pres
ident in his plans for the best inter-
est of the College; like the other
gentlemen, he is an Independent
thinker, as he should be, but I think
his sympathy has been with the pres
ident when he thought this officer was
right. Mr.. Wannamaker. however,
has several relatives on the College
force. and l do not know what would
be his attitude if the test was made
In submitting this paper l wish 1t
to be distinctly understood that L
have endeayored to withdraw all
personality from the accounts [ have
given, and I would be greatly disturb
ed if I thought that I had said any
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-01-21

this paper showing in red ink ny rec
concentrations to the committee when
they met in August for the revision.
These bylaws were finally adopted
as printed by the board Of trustees
at their last meeting, December,
1914
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CLEMSON COLLEGE
IN THE LIMELIGHT

Continued from Page One.)
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ALlTTLET TALK
ON Der

may pu you in the way Of saving
a lot of money. Come and have it
" |. Il us. We want to prove to you
ioN the best lumber is the cheap
e.. It the tart as we'll as in the end.
w. cannct sno you the physical
difference between poor and the
best lumber for we do not handle
any but the latter quality.
The Washington times., 1910-06-19

ait until | had finally worn out a
now that the shoes were worthy Of
Y business experience told me that
/. 1t is one of the very few guar.
tely no 'come-backs' to them. Il
Includes patent leather as well as
the soles or the wearer is entitled
nothing more and nothing less
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-20
The Pc 'pIe Pay the Bill

The proceedings Of the county
commissioners ut their session on
Oct. 9Th show the allowance of the
claims of j. L. White and Paul K.
Bellamy. for costs in the county
division cases, of $164.0 05 and $S3 :
80 respectfully. The items are in
teresting as showing the drift of
the jackson and Sterling county
movements.
Three petitions for the submis
sion of division questions were SUBJ
United to the commissioners at
their July meeting, proposing the
creation of Iowa, jackson and
Sterling counties. The commits
sioners were advised by certain
legal lights, and turned all the Pc
titions down. The representatives
for the Iowa petition promptly
gave notice that they would appeal
to the courts. while the represen-
tatives Of the other propositions
calmly folded their arms-and
grinned. Iowa went to the circuit
court and secured an order on the
commissioners to appear and show
cause why our petition should not
be granted. When the other fel-
lows found that we had again gain
ed q point, they awakened their at
torneys, told them to go and do
likewise, and they did SO, copying
our papers and following our plan
of procedure minutely.
Kadoka, Milesville and Fort
Pierre politicians are using every
effort to block the Iowa movement.
They balk somewhat at financing
anything and where they can col
lect their expenses of: the 'dear
people" whom they are trying to
hoodwink, they do so. Votes-.fo
Sterling and jackson county are
bought with county money and
may prove effective in blocking
the only feasible division move
| ment, unless the people lay aside
their prejudices and vote. e.right.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-20
Questions and Ans.
wers Regarding
County Division

Q.-What vote is required in order
that county division proposition
may carry?
Ar . majority Of the. votes cast
At the next general election shall be
favorable to such division" il the
language Of the statute. In view OF
the Interpretation placed upon similar
language by our Supreme Court, this
probably means that majority Of all
the votes cast is required and not a
majority Of the votes cast on the sub
ject of county division.
Q.-What II any effect will county
division have upon local improve
mentsY
A.-County division can only ma.
terislIy increase the extent and value
OF local improvements. The number
OF commissioners In the territory SET
OF will be increased, better supervi-
sion Of roads and bridges will be pos
sible, and the taxpayer will have the
satisfaction Of seeing his money spent
1t home instead Of 100 miles away.
Q.-What II the present levy for
general county purposes and can that
levy be increasedP
A.-The tpresent levy IL six mills
the highest possible levy under the
law. 1t ID out Of this fund that cur.
rentceunty general expenses for each
year are paid. 1t cannot b Increased
BY county division because the legal
limit has now been reached.
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-20

nominee County
GOOD old Iowa where he was reared to manhood sie ~
progressive that blaze future ambitious
and ndu ous az r course IN the Cedar Rapids lows
of and realizing the possibilities that abound the
which his home he turned his westward and for number
interests Stanley County While at the time tho
important position Of accountant In the Bank OF Mdand
north Of Midland
united marriage but
short time became the proud father bright tt daughter
which hay have recently erected in Midland s
The Office Of
specs affairs and realizing this the Demas
Keeping sound this
trust 1t indeed that itself has fitted Frank Ryan Tor
experiences in business and made that could
not have better selection made His
omca varied business
the very best service that 1t is possible to obtain.
Coupled with all those qualifications Frank Ryan
his friends his there IN Stanley
County, knows Frank Ryan that does highly him and
ntegry question:
whose handake and winning smile throws sunshine around
the Of County Treasurer
and who cordially and earnestly soics the Of the q
this demand every Stanley County
that he accept and consented to make the after
cns Do sa having lis ike els Il
does WE'LL and he socts the Noy0r
s | Ss he n " % ps e.. s.
him to the people OF Stanley County busineke admlntraon
Of county affairs and a. the lowest possible
So when into the ballot booth November regad
Of what political affiliations be- vote for Francis Ryan
For County Treasurer
Here way X FRANCIS p RYAN
Philip weekly review. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1907-1912, 1910-10-20

they will prevent Il e possibility of
the election of any untried person
to the Office of county superinten-
dent of schools. Two years ago
Miss Reed lead the republican
ticket in this county and it is not a
wild prediction to say that she will
be close to the lead this time.
Leastw Use, if she isn't, the voters
will not have done their full duty
by an efficient officer.