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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

ben 5armern, menn iie 6iesbe5iiglide
@elude einreiden.
siour Sails. -rl2ie 5irma
Sobn %. Jutbel & 3d. fat bon if
rem oreibig Observation-Disclosures @n<
Sc Mpril 8eri9te iiber oan 5tano ser
5aaten erbalten. gas Eerritorium
un1fabt sic @egeno n0r0ltd Big slber~
Been, iii6li@ Big 8riogemater meitli@
Bis MitdeQ ur1o .0itlid Zig @ortbing-
ton, Minn. Die Beri9te be3eigen, 6ab
Sic Musiaat been6et lit, uno 0ab Der
lebte &egen Sic Musiidten auf cine
quite @rnte iebr giinitig geitaltet fat.
- Ser friibere republifanii6e Sena-
tor &ittre6ge bon bier itarb ant Don>
neritag in @ot Springs, arf., im Ml-
ter bon so Sabren. Derielbe geborte
Bis Dor 5mei Sabren Dem 8un6esie-
nat an, mo- er gu oen republifani-
iden Stan6patters geborte, un6 iebr
%tbatfraftig fir oie @inbeitlidfeit ser
&artei eintrat. =.
8otertomn. = Mah elmer
3eugenbernebmung, sic mebrere $50
&en in Mnipru@ nabm, lit iebt oie
Sdli6t1ng 6es @ountpiititreites Dem
@ntidie0 6es @eferenten S. 3. 2am
bon bier iiberloien. lteber 3tpeibun=
bert 3eugen mur6en bernommen; ei-
ner bon ibnen tpur6e unter Der Be=
iduloigung 6es Meinei6s berbaftet,
un6 es beiBt, 6aB meitere @erboftun=
gen beooriteben.
@bite. - Charles Monr, elm
befannter Sarmer 6ieier @egeno, bat
elm &atent auf cine g%rfin611ng CUR
8ef0r6erung Don Hoitla9en an 2ano-
itraben, auf welden ser &oitbote por=
beifommt, nad a%bgelegenen Garm-
bauiern. sic beitebt in elmer geid1oi<
ienen Sdleife aus &upfer6rabt, mel
DIE auf Stolen Iduft un6 an ser Stra-
BE unb beim @nule je etnem &oftfa-
iten bot, pelder permittelit ser g1lei-
fe sen transport etmaiger 8oitiaden
nod un6 bonn Sarmbouie beiorgt.
Soma.
Des Moines. - Di1triftsrtd-
ter 2amrance Sc Graft bon bier emit
idie0 am 6rettag, oab Sic Mpotbefer
0ieier Sta6t no9 Sen 5taatsgeieken
ni@t 2undeon ierpieren un6 5ugIeid
geiitige @etranfe perabreiden fonnen.
Ser &idter meigerte, 6rei Ser groB=
ten Drogenbanolungen grlaubniB
a1s5uiteuen, geiitige @etranfe gu Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

gliidlide Srau 10 idmere 8ran0pun-
sen erlitten, 6aB iie balo bdrauf 11n=
ter i9redlihen S9mer5en itarb.
bennington. - 9ie 8eru=
flung gegen SOS &e9t ser 8erausga=
bung bon 56anfli5ens, fir 6os iih
BEL ser @abl sic bieiigen 8iirger emit
i9teoen, lift Don &idter @o6ion abge=
miel etl poroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Mus oet,t M%oromeitem
Minneipta.

ct. GanI. = SIM 8eitreben, sic
@oupentipu ser National & Gereini-
au,g ser 2ebrer I'M Sabre 1912 fir
ct. Saul 81 iid)er1,, bat Ser bielige
Commercial Club 5000 8riefe an
9ebrer uno Observation-Disclosures i'm
stoate m1sgeionot, in meld)em 1m Be-
rem Mitbilfe sur 60roerlng oieler Be
>perbl,ng eebeten miro. Nue Minne=
iptaer @ertretcr mer0en bel ser oies-
iabri9en 2omentipn in San Srancis=
co, bel melber oos 9a1ptqnartler Der
ct. Youler inn ct. 6rancis=Sotel iein
miro, tiinitlihe Moffaiinbllmen tra=
qel,, bon 0e>1e1 200 beiteut morOen
lino. = Seitens oes itaotliden Mol=
fcrei= uno 9fabrungsmittel : &ommil-
luriats m1roe ser Staat III ledS Nl=
itrifte eingetbeilt uno fir ieoen D1-
ltrift elm oortlelbit anialilger S1lpef=
tor "eruannt. Mls @e1erolin lpettoren
muroen 5. Sorcni on un0 .. 9auqnilt
er11unnt. Gle Mplfereibebor0c bat be-
ld,loiien, in oieiem Sabre ieds 8rt=
%terfontelte 5ll peranitalten, lie etnen inn
Mpnut unb NIT Mai %beginneno; fir
ieoen ser Giitrifte lit in ieoem aonteit
eil1 Yreis a~1sgelett. 8eamte Der
@aHnen bon Minnei ota maren an
Sam1tog lit ct. Saul, Minn., in Scott
feren5, Inn einen neuen Earif gu ent-
meri eu int Ginflang nit ser gntidei-
Dung oes Minneiota &atenpro5elieS.
~ Minneapolis. = Or. @eorg
6. @incent, Nrdlioent ser Minnei oto
Staatslmiperiitat berid)tet, 0aB Sic
Motionul Miiociation ser Staatsrni=
periitdten Mirnel eta als Elab ibrer
o%iesiabrigen @eriammlrng Sic am 19.
l1uo 20. October i%tattfin0et, erforen
fat. Gemno6 peroen mn Sen genann=
ten Sogen Hrdii0enten ooer Gertreter
oller Staatsrniperlttaten blei eS 2an=
oes in Minneopolis pertreten iein. =
Menigitens mabreno Ser Seier 6eS
9roBen @%olfsfeites in Ser eriten Suli=
pp9e meroen Sic Minnebaba=6due it9
III potter Gbatigfeit %befinoen, 0enn Sic
N%arfbeb0roe fat SEN Superinten6en=
ten M11tb angemiei len, fir Sic notbige
@oiier5uflrbr aus 6em Moforius=See
bel Soften 51 iorgen. 6erner muroe
sic gerihonerl1ng 6eS 2oring 8arfes
anldb1id ser Seeoerbinoung bei6loi=
len.
Iergus Sails. = Die 81. g..
-6arm, bret Meilen BON bier
gelegen, lit on Sobn 81. Maion> S6e-
riff BON Sargent County, &c. 9, fir
$50 per Mder berfauft mor6en; es
lit oies ser b0dite Breis, ser in 6iele r
@egeno bisber fir Sarmlan6 be5ablt
>pl1rbe. = Sim %. Mai miro unter
@oriib oes &idters Mmioion BON Bar=
90 oas 8unoesgeri9t er0ffnet mer6en.
Sci oieier @elegenbeit meroen sic
6alle ser &egierung, in melden Sic
Notwithstanding bon 2an0=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11
Kinder 8cnrofen
MACH FLETCHER'S
Gas RIA
NSrobafuta

g6munton. = 3rei MGnner
un6 3pei &noben iin6 int ct. Sobn=
fluiie %ertrunfen; iie ben1bten cine
5dbrte CUR lteberfabrt bonn amerifo<
nii6en na9 Sem fanaoii9en l1ier, mo-
BET oas 0rabtfobel brah un6 sic
6dbrte fentierte.
8ismard - g. 6. Moobp,
mel9er in ser lebten @abl gum S6e=
riff getpablt pur6e; fat 6ieies Mmt
a1s Madfolger 6es S. &elep iiber-
nommen. Moo0p bate elf 5timmen
Mebrbeit, un6 9leid nad Ser @abl
bate &elep fonteiiert un6 bebauptei,
6aB 8etrug 11n6 8eitederei porgefom=
men lei. ST perfeblte je0od, feline
Mniduloigung 6u bemeiien, muBte
oober ieinem @egner 6as Sells fret
laiien.
Scranton. - &ier mie. in
8ommar1 treiben 8ran6itifter ibr I'M
meien. SSn letterer Ortidaft iebten
Tie 5mei @etrei6eipeider in Brand, sic
p%onitanoig 5eritort ntroen. @abreno
0es 8ran6es 6rangen Diebe in Sen
giientpaarenlaoen uno- itab1en, mas
lie errei6en fonnten. SSn 5cranton
fonnten sic in 8rano geiebten @lepa=
loren 0urh sic. SSeuermebr Qcrettet
mer6en.
@ran0 Sorts. = Das 5mei
SSabre alte 9o6terden bon &ermant1
@ol0en, meldeS in einen nit iie6en=
6em @afier angefiiQten aeiel itiir5=
tie, lit nad 24itinoigem 2eioen geitor=
ben. Das &ino ipielte in ser Slide,
mdbreno sic Mutter muid. Gin 8e=
der fiel Ser &leinen III Sen &elIel
un6 betm @eriu6e, ibn b%era11s5ubo<
len, itiir5te Tie in SOS foden6e @ai<
Ter.
@abpeton.- 1r. s.. S'8rien
bat 6en &ontraft fir SEN 8au zines
neuen Soipitals pergeben, 6as nit
.einem &oitenaufmanoe- BON $4,000
erri6tet mer0en iou; eS miro alien
mo6crnen Mnipriiden geniigen.
/. Didinon. - 9as ct. Saul
@otel in 0idinion lit lebten 9on-
neritag Morgen Big auf Sen @runo
nieoergebrannt. 9as Seuer entita110
in ser Slide, uno bepor man IS e11t-
6edte, bate es ii4 fait bem gan5e11
mitgetbeilt. Ser 5da0en
lit boQitanoig 6ur9 8erii@erung ge=
6edt.
DepiIs - @idter Sobn
S. Conan iitbom Senat, melder als
@eridtsbof sic gegen ibn erbobenen
acknowledgement unteriidt bat, in al-
len 8unften freigeipro@en moroen.
Sier lit i'm ein gldn5e10er @mpfang
bereitet mor6en, uro er bat bur6 iei-
ne Sreiipredung 6as Mmt pieoer er-
.peldes er felt 5ebn Sabren
beflei6ete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-05-11

Dnpon al1o' 1GuBurgsDe11e l6O Wftlz
lionel1 SUB berfauft iino.
0umont Correspondent. =
&orl @oppp uno 6ran5 aurtb baben
lid nab 0em @eiten begeber, mo lie
Sem s6reinerbanomerf na6geben
merben. = @err Saul on BON 8ear0S=
lep lit in unierem Srte nit Iiinder=
arbeit beidaftigt. - 6rau 4uait liegt
idmer franf oarnie0er. = Geo.
Sdmit, Jreo. 2eaqua uno Mno. Stint
maren lette ISOLDE I'M @eidmorer1en=
oienit in ser @oltntp-Sauptlta0t.
Martin @ed ma6te ant lesten Mon-
tag einen @elddfsabiteder nad
@beoton. = @odm. 9err 8. @aupt
bon. GoQis fat iein neues Mutomobil
erbolten l,ro fommt jebt nad1 @unid
rald genug bon ser steae. q. 6.
st. Midoe1 (Gorreipon6en5.-
Gieier Sage iin6 &err un6 6rau
6ran5 Mpot bon Californian, no iie
sic @intermonate perbradten, mobl=
bebalten na6 bier 5%lriidgefebrt. =
|Das am Montng Mben6 in Ser 8ar=
tbels @aue peranitaltete &on5ert, nit
sem cine l1nterbaltung in Ser 6eut-
ifer &umor beitens 5l1r @eltung fam,
mar iebr gut bein9t, nn0 fir bic be-
reiteten angenebmen Stunoen err1t;.
ten sic @eranitalter reidliden, mo5l=
peroienten 8eifaa. :
5tilImater. = Sn Ser &ai=
ier'i9en &iitenfabrif in 5uo-5tiqma<
ter fan1 Counting gegen 10 l1br .por-
mittags ELM 8rnn6 gum MnSbru6,
melder einen SGaoen bon 100000
onri6tete, 6em geriiderung in Ser
@0be bon $4,000 gegeniiberitebt.
@inona. = Ser neu getpablte
@iirgermeilter 5hrotb fat Sem Noli<
5eidef Muftrag gegeben, BOB biniidt=
lid @etrGnfeperfaufs unb &a3ar0<
lpiele Sic @taats= un6 sta0tgeiete
itreng befoIgt mer6en miiiien. 60
miro BON nun an an Sonntagen feline
@irtbidaft often iein, un6 nod II
llbr abenos mer6en feline geiitigen
@etranfe mebr nerfauft mer6en fon<
men.
MnIfer- SsSn ser 5pei Meilen
bon bier gelegenen Snoianer=Mgentur
fat Elm 8rano S9a6en bon mebr alS
tauienb Collars angeri6tet. 3oS
1euer entitano ol1r@ einen ida0baf=
ten &umtn.
@ron6 &api6s. -1aS. &ugb>,
@ebau0e lit gamitag nieoergebrannt,
noourb Elm g@aoen bon $4,000 an
geridtet mur6e; sic @eriiherung lit
faum nennensmertb.
Mnofa. - Gin pom 5ta0tratb
ernarntes @omitee miro an 6as 81
itriftsgeridt oas @ei1d ridten, cine
aommiiiion BON %fiinf5ebn 8irgern
gu er11enne1, nel6e Den GrtfDnrf .e1=
mes nel.en Sreibriefs %ausarbeiten
mfrs, ser Damn Den @ablern oorgelegt
merben 1on. IS berridt bier eine
5timmung, Sic ser &ommiiiionsfprm
iebr giinitig lit.
@inono. - Sodmiter 8iidof
coffro., MI = !, San S+oA4rn4h Sn2 Erz|
iuden geridtet, megen 6as @inona=
5eminars fir iunge Maoden einesge<
mi1le @traBe gu id)lteBen. Sinner
baIb bon 5met Sabren iollen neue Sc
minarsgeb6uoe nit einem &oitenauf=
man6 bon 100000 erridtet tper0en.
&ibbing. - 8eim Sdiren bes
6euers in einem I'M 5reien iteben-
Sen 8adofen gerietben 6ie @eioer Ser
Srou Gbriitina 8omen in 8rano. Sc.
$50 - &o.. moLhorn+1 ooToro IAfo
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14

judiciary committee of the house hold
ing constitutional the statute which
gives the supreme court the right to
name special judges to be appointed
by the governor. Governor Blease,
following the clash between the exc
cutive and judicial departments in
the matter of the appointment of a
special judge to holG the Richland
court, now in session, sent message
to the general assembly in which he
declared his opinion that the consti-
tuition gave the governor the power
to select and appoint, and that there
fore the statute under which the su-
preme court acted was unconstitution-
al. The matter was referred to the
judiciary committee, and by it to a
subcommittee, which rendered an
opinion that the statute was in &C
cord with the constitution.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
GOVERNOR RLEASE SAYS THE
COMMITTEE VIOLATED LAW
Severely Criticizes Recent Report of
Judiciary Committee on appoint
ment Of Specia! Judges.

Columbia, Feb. 13.-"The judiciary
committee of the house," said Gov.
Blease on Saturday, ''violated the very
section oil the constitution and statute
by having on their subcommittee a
brother of a justice of the supreme
court. The other two members are
known of all men to be two of my bit
terest enemies and of course from
them I could expect nothing. I have
asked the legislature to do something
and if they don't, I shall meet the
issue fair and square,"
The Subcommittee referred to by
Governor Blease was composed of
Representative H. K. Osborne, Spar
tanburg: Representative ". F. Steven
son, Chesterfield, and Representative
Frank B. Gary, Abbeville.
The statement of Governor Blease
is in reference to the report Of the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
By Frank NJ Schu1npert, Esquire,
Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, A. P. Shealy made suit
to me, to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministration Of the Estate Of and ef-
fects of Emma B. Koon.
THESE ARE THEREFORE to cite
and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said EN-
ma B. Koon, deceased, that they be
and appear before me, in the Court OF
Probate, to be held at Newberry, S
c., ON Wednesday, the 1st day OF
March, next after publication thereof
at II O'Clock in the forenoon, to show
cause, if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted
GIVEN under my Hand, this II day
of February, Ammo Domini, 1911.
FRANK NJ. SCHUMPERT.
J. P. N. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
Doctor Praises d. D. D.

Although an NJ. D., acknowledge
to my patients and patrons that your
remedy, D. D. D., reaches cases of Ec-
zema and permanently cures them
DR.. Ira T. Gabbert Caldwell, Kan.
my cure began from the first ap-
plication Of D. D. D. My skin is now
as smooth as bajby's. wouldnt t
take a thousand dollars for what D.
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Santo, of. Chillicothe, Ohio.
These are just samples Of letters
We lare receiving every day from
grateful patients all over the coun-
try.
worth its weight in gold" "All my
pimples washed away by D. D. D.,
"I found instant relief" ID. D. D. is
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Proven by thousands OF cures, fo1
ten years to be absolutely harmless
and reliable in every case of skin
trouble, no matter what It is.
Get a trial bottle today! instant
relief-only Csc. Glider & Weeks.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
MAKING ACTIVE CANVASS
FOR STATE FARMERS UNION
J. B. ON. Holloway, Deputy Organi'
zer, viii Visit Various Points in
Chester.

J. B. O'Neall. Holloway, deputy or
ganizer and special field representa-
tive Of the State Farmers union, will
begin a two-weeks' campaign in Ches-
ter county this week for the purpose
of reviving and Strengthening some
of the local unions in the county and
also of organizing some new local
unions with view to putting the un-
ion in a position to do more effective
work in the future than it has been
doing in the past.
The following schedule of appoint
ments has been arranged by the Off
GERS of THE, county union: Commit
tees have been appointed at each
speaking point whose duty it will be
to see that Mr.. Holloway is carried
to the next place on the schedule and
to attend to all other arrangements
for the meeting These meetings will
US uSIu dI . y. ILL cI IA6 neOSADo1
hood school houses.
Tuesday, February IA, Cornwell-
Committee, J. S. McKeown, H. T.
Boyd, J. C. Shannon
Wednesday, February Is, Moreh.
Thursday, February 16, Batron
ouge-Committee E. H. Mayfeld, j.
G. Mayfeld, T. o. Estes.
Friday, February II, Armenia
Committee, Walter Simpson, J. G..
Brakeield, L. H. Grant.
Tuesday, February 21-Committee,
J. L. Abell, W. o. Guy, J. F. Hardin
Wednesday, February 22-Commit-
tee, James Huey, W. B. Stringfellow,
r. R. Gill.
Thursday, February %, Pleasant
Grove-Committee, J. r. Reid, D. S.
Hollis, J. NJ. MCCARTHY.
Friday, February "a, Mt. Prospect
Committee, E. W. Gibson, J. G. Back
strom, M. E. McFadden.
This work in Chester county will
be followed by a two-weeks' cam
paign in York county and from there
to Cherokee county.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
SHIFTING THE RESPONSIBILITY

The special commission appointed
bv the general assembly to investigate
the holding of two Offices by trustees
of the various State institutions con-
cludes that the trusteeship Of any
Of the Institutions Of learning Of the
State is an Office Of trust, the hold
ing of which precludes one from hold
ing another Office of trust at the same
time"
The committee, however, expresses
itself as undecided whether one hold
ing trusteeship under the Clemson
will "is in the same category as trus-
tees elected by the general assembly,
and recommends that the attorney
general institute proceedings by which
the supreme court may determine this
question.
The life trustees Of Clemson col
lege under the Clemson will constl-
tute a. majority of the board, and have
the expenditure of something like
quarter of a million dollars or more
annually for the support of an insti'
tuition which the supreme court o
South Carolina has decided, in the
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14

The time to succeed is when others
Discouraged show traces of tire,
For the battle is fought in the home
stretch.
And won when we stick to the task
The reward is the Cote Piano. .
Don't keep your kindness in water
proof compartments if it runs over a
bit it will do no harm. Get out and
help some one win in The Herald and
News great contest.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will make a final settlement
on the personal estate of Charles L.
Williams in the Probate Court Tor
Nevberry County on the 18th day OF
March, A. D. 1911, at 10 o'clock a. m.
and Immediately thereafter apply for
discharge. All persons holding
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14
GREENVILLE- COL LUMBIA HIGH
WAY-A PRACTICAL PLAN.
HIGH


Commenting on the editorial in The
Herald and News of Friday, suggest
ing a. 2lan by which we might get the
road from Greenville to Columbia put
in good condition, the Iaurens Ad-
vertiser says:
t'The Herald and News is along the
right track. This good roads enthus-
iasm should never be allowed to die
down. While we are interested to a
certain degree in a road from Spar
tanburg or Greenville, and both, to
Columbia, via Laurens, Clinton and
Newberry, we are still more interest
ed in such road connecting the lat
ter three cities. A good road connect
ing these three cities and Columbia
would be of inestimable benefit.
"While, as we say, We are particu-
1arly interested in such a road, we
are still more interested in the matter
of good roads all over the county.
There is no doubt, but that the pros
perity Of the county and of every
county anywhere depends more on
this matter Of good roads than any
other one thing. Let us keep the
slogan of good roads, going. Too
much cannot be said along that line.
There is no doubt but that Super
visor Hunbert is ready to cooperate
with the Newberry folks in building
this road. Lets get together
The more We think about this prop
osition, the more firmly are We con-
vinced that it is not only practicable,
but is the easiest and the best plan
to secure, at least, one good highway
from Greenville to Columbia at a
minimum of cost. Of course, it would
take some time to perfect the organi-
zation, and to have the surveys made,
and the road properly staked, and
there would be some cost connected
with this, but, compared with the re-
suits, the cost would be a very small
matter.
We are satisfied that Supervisor
Humbert, Of Laurens county, would
do the preliminary. work, in making
the plans and specifications, at cost
that would be reasonable. We believe
also that if the plan were properly
presented to the people along the
route, and the time fixed for the work
when the farmers were not pressed
in their crops and the weather condi-
tions were favorable, that every man
who lives along the proposed route
would be willing to furnish his teams
and the labor on his plantations, and
give his hearty cooperation.
If we can get one road in this way
it means the building of other roads.
We are satisfied that the people be-
Newberry and Whitmire would be
glad to cooperate, and to work that
road at the same time.
This plan can be carried to a sue
cessful termination without increas-
ing, taxes or issuing bonds, and with
very little effort on the part of the
people most directly interested. We
would be glad to hear from those
along the route, and particularly our
farmer friends in Newberry county.
Give us your cooperation and en-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14

While we think of it, we want to
say we hope President Kohn will in
vite President Finley, of the South
ern railway, to attend the next meet
ing of the South Carolina Press as
sociation.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-02-14

celebrated case Of Hopkins VS. Glenn
son, can not be sued because the
trustees are representatives of the
State. Unless the supreme court
should reverse itself thecfs can be no
doubt as to what its iecision will be.
Whatever it's decision, however,
that will be the law after the court
has spoken, whether it was the law
before or not.
In the meantime, the life trustees
of Clemson continue to control the
affairs of the institution and to spend
quarter of a million dollars annual
" of the States; money, refusing to
allow themselves to be sued because
they are agents Of the state, and yet
claiming they do not hold a position
Of honor or profit under the State
and the legislative committee is I'M
decided!
If only Others than members of the
general assembly were concerned, the
committee would be right in holding
that the legal aspect Of the case could
only be finally determined by the su-
preme court. But whether, under the
constitution, these life trustees are
eligible to seats in the general as
sembly is a matter for the general
assembly, anS no other. The consti-
tuition of South. Carolina in Article 3,
Section II, says distinctly that leach
house shall Judge of the quail
fcations of it's own members" And
the constitution says in Article 3,
Section "a: ''No person shall be eligi-
BILE to a seat in the general assem-
bly, while he holds any Office or posi-
tion of profit or trust under this
State, the United States of America,
or any of them, except officers in the
militia and notaries public; and if any
member shall accept or exercise any
Of the said disqualifying Offices he
shall vacate his seat"
There is nothing equivocal about
this. 1t is plain and mandatory.
The legislative committee, however,
desired to shift upon other shoulders
a duty imposed by the constitution,
and we have no doubt the shoulders
of the supreme court are broad enough
to bear it.
Every time Clemson is mentioned
in the general assembly there is a
scramble of members to their feet to
cry that the desire is to cripple the
farmers college, 1t would be ANUS
ing, if it had not continued so long
as to become nauseating. III the first
place, nobody wants to cripple Glenn
son, and in the second place it is con-
siderably more of everything else
than a farmers college. That is
neither here nor there Clemson is
doing good work, but any institution
that spends as much money as Glenn
son spends-the States money
ought to be controlled by the State,
and if the majority of its trustees are
not holding positions under the State,
making them amenable to the laws OF
the State, they ought to be.
If Clemson is not a State institu-
ton, then it would be far better to
give back the Clemson beQuest, or
abolish the whole thing, and start
over again, and start right. With a
quarter of a million dollars year
to work on, the start could be easily
and safely made.
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claims against said estate will pres.
ent same, uly attested, to the under
signed on or before said date.
G. P. Williams,
Administrator of Charles L. Williams
2-14-4t-1taW -.
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STATEMENT

OF the Condition of William Coleman
& Co, Bankers, located at Whitmire,
S. c., at the Close of Business, Feb
ruary 3rd, 1911.