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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-29
A CALL TO The MEN
OF COUNTY AND CITY
PRESIDENT KINARD ISUUES RING
ING CALL.
Points Out Need Of Cooperation and
United EffOrt-Best City and
County in State.

President Jno. NJ Kinard of the
chamber of commerce issues a very
important statement to the business
men of the city and county of New
berry. 1t is worthy of the careful at
tention and consideration Of every
good citizen of this county, and if the
call he makes is responded to in the
spirit and with the enthusiasm, which
it deserves, Newberry will take long
step in the near future in the march
of progress. The call of President
Kinard speaks for itself and needs
that nothing be added to it except that
a hearty response of every true, loyal
and patriotic citizen of this county
should be heartily Forthcoming.
The following is the statement:
To the Business Men of the City
and County of Newberry, S. c.: The
primary and fundamental cause Of the
organization of the Newberry cham
her of commerce is to advance the ma
terial, social and intellectual interest
of Newberry county and thereby the
State of South Carolina, both of which
we all love so much. This can not
be done by indulging in petty bicker-
ings, jealousies and selfish desire to
advance individual interest to the de-
triment of the public good. am pur-
suaded that this city and county pos
sess greater possibilities for achieve
ment and advancement than ever be-
fore in their history. Hence, this ap-
peal to you as loyal citizens to join,
the chamber of commerce in IT
together-or organized spirit, to work d
labor for the public good, as it is /.
possible to achieve success otherwise
than through organized effort.
This country is moving forward in
leaps and bounds and the community
as we'll as the man and the interest
that hesitates to push in all lines OF
endeavor must and will inevitably be
crushed under the heels of this march
ing onward movement.
What say you men of NeWberry
county? Can we count on you to
come to the rescue of your own in
terest in organized determination to
make a greater city of Newberry,
greater county of Newberry, greater
citizenship of Newberry? Your board
of governors of the chamber of COM
merce have unselfshly concluded to
make the year 1912 their banner year
in doing-not things-but one or two
things of prime, general and signi-
ficant Importance that will touch and
quicken our commercial and agricul-
tural interest, and even more import
ant. the life and character of our en-
tire citizenship. Won't you help en-
courage and participate in this lauda-
BILE undertaking of allying yourself
with your chamber of commerce and
making it a centre of influence and
power from which will radiate more
sanitary, better governed, law abiding
community, with public library ana
hospital, where all can be improved
Intellectually, and treated when SICK.
This is no idle dream, but can be ac-
complished, and more, if We but stand
shoulder to shoulder in united effort.
Come in and help us and the battle
will be won.
Jno. NJ Kinard,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-29
UNITED EFFORT AND
CONCERT OF ACTION
PRESIDENT kINARD SAYS HE
WANTS COOPERATION BOARD

PRESIDENT kINARD SAYS HE
WANTS COOPERATION BOARD
One or Two Main Purposes to be
Pursued by Chamber of Com
merce.
The first meeting Of the board of
governors of the chamber of com
msrce was held in the rooms of the
chamber of commerce on Monday af-
ternoon at 5 o'clock. President Kin
ard stated to the board of governors
that if he had been present at the
meeting of the chamber of commerce
when he was elected he would have
most positively declined, but he had
been thinking over the matter during
the past few days, and, feeling that
we had one of the best cities and best
counties in the State and that there
was need of cooperation in order TO
GeveIope our resources and that 1t
was the duty of every citizen to do
his full part in that direction, he had
decided to accept the position on con-
dition that he could count upon the
hearty and unanimous cooperation OF
the board of governors, He felt that
by such cooperation that enthusiasm
and interest could be infused in the
membership generally, and that the
organization would accomplish much
Tor the good of the entire community
In the chamber of commerce, he
urged that all petty jealousies and
chickering's be laid aside and that the
organization have in view only the
general welfare of the community and
the furtherance of no individual IN
terest should receive countenance.
He thought that it would be well Tor
the organization to have one or TWO
main things in view toward Whlch
their energies could be directed ratn-
-er than to undertake too many thlngs'
and he suggested as two very I'M
nortant matters, which should receive
consideration, the establishment
of a library, reading room and rest
room. not for the city, but for the
county of Newberry. Another sugges-
+ion of his was that the energies OF
the organization should be directed to
the establishment in this community
of a frst-class hospital. OF course
other matters will be considered but
these two. it was determined, should
be the two main purposes of the or
.ganization during the present year.
President Kinard was assured OF the
co-operation of the board of COVER
nors. Mr.. Lambert w. Jones was
slected secretary, and will have gen
eral supervision Of the rooms.
Carrying out the suggestion as "
the two main purposes to be pur-
sued by the chamber of commerce, the
following committees were appointed:
On library and rest room-E. H.
Anil. C. E. Summer, W. G. Mayes.
On hospital. w. Jones, Jno. b.
Mayes. j. P. Shealy.
These committees will report at the
next meeting of the board OF governors
on the 18th of April.
It was also decided to have a BAN
quet some time during the month OF
April, possibly the latter part OF the
month.
President Kinard insisted that when
a meeting was called every MEMBER ol
the board of governors was expected
to be present promptly at the appoint
ed hour. The next meeting Will DC
held, as stated, on Monday, April To-
at 5 o'clock.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-29
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Passion Week Services at Lutheran
Church-PerSOnaI MentiOn-The
School.

Prosperity, March 2S.-Mr. and Mrs,
w. P. Bedenbaugh left Monday for
Winston Salem to be with their son,
Dr. w. F. Bedenbaugh, who is critical
ly i'll.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Werts spent last week IN
Columbia visiting relatives.
Mrs. w. p. B. Harmon has returned
to Ninety Six, after spending the
week, end with DR.. G. W. Harmon.
Mesdames G. Y. Hunter and Eliza
beth DeWalt were guests Tuesday OF
Mrs. F. R. Hunter in Newberry.
Ms. jim Price has returned to her
home IN Columbia, accompanied by
Mesdames Fred, jim and Frank
Schumpert.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. S. Wheeler spent
Wednesday in Columbia.
Superintendent of Education E. H,
Auil, his daughter, Miss Alice, and
stenographer, Miss Anna Dickert'
were in town Monday. Superintend-
en+ Anil made a most interesting talk
to the school.
Mr.. H. ]. Rawl made a short trip
to Columbia in the interest of the
Prosperity cotton oil mill.
Mrs C. NJ. Harmon and Miss Mary
Lizzie Wise have returned from a
short trip to Greenvil1e.
Miss Bessie Bowers spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Newberry with
friends.
Mrs. E. W. Werts and MISS Kate
Barre were shoppers in Columbia
Thursday
Mrs. J. E. Monts has returned home
from the Columbia hospital
Rev. D. P. Boyd and wife, OF New
berry. are visiting Miss Joe Thomp-
son.
Mr. Roy FeIlers, of Kingsville, spent
the weekend with his parents, MI
and Mrs. L. S. Fellers.
Mr.. Jno. Moore and wife, OF New
berry we're shopping in town Monday
Miss Isoline Wyche has returned TO
Athens, Ca, after spending Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, Dr. ana
Mrs. C. T. Wyche.
Miss Maud Livingston, OF Saluoa' Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. E. Schum-
pert.
Mr. ]. E. Buch, of Virginia, has stop
ned over here to visit his sister, MIS-
l. A. Black, on his way home from
Florida.
Miss Keys has returned to Belton
after spending month with Mrs. D
NJ. Langford.
tain, was in town Friday,
Following is the program for Pas-
sion Week and Easter services to be
hold in Grace Evangelical Lutheran
church:
Anril 1.-THE man Of sorroWs.
. "co+hsemane."
Anri1 3-"Judas, the traitor"
Anri1 4-"Ecce Homo, behold the
man."
April 5-Calvary.'
Easter sunday-11 a. M, ln'
omntv tomb and its meaning" Con
6rmation and holy communion. p
M Easter exercises by the SUNDAY
school children.
Master. Mower singley entertained
all of his little friends at his lzIi
birthday Monday afternoon from u
G After several games, which cause'
much merriment, the little people
were invited into the dining room
which was made lovely by blrthda!
cake surrounded by flowers, where
+omnting three course luncheon wa:
served by Mrs. singley and Miss julia
schumpert. Quite a number OF pretty
ord ncaful gifts we're left, which
shows the high esteem in which Mas
fer Mower is held by his little 1rlenoS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-29

7 met a number Of Newberrians at
Clemson. There are several of these
members of the faculty, and had the
n7aaepra Of diaing With Pcaf and
NJ Seaee. did roe have oD-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-29
A TRUMP Card.

Anderson Mail.
Gov. Blease played trump card IN
that Lexington bank shortage. Does
the hank examiner renege?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-29

nortunity to see any of the Newberry
cadets except Mr.. Renson Jones, who
cane I'D a,ad spoke to. me.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
PAY FINAL TRIBUTE
BODY OF EMPEROR LAID IN
ROYAL MAUsoLEUM.
CHEER THE NAME Of DIAZ
kansan Makes Display Of oaIiantry--
Capture Leader Of Allens-
Riot at Irish Football
Park.

Kioto, Japan.--Thc body Of the late
emperor. Mutsuhito. was placed Sat
urday in the imperial mausoleum at
Monyoama. an imperial estate about
ave miles from Kioto. Mutsuhito had
been exceedingly fond of the sur
rounding scenery and had expressed
the desire that this should be his last
resting place. From an early hour In
che day, great crowds had gathered
along the road to Monyoama. hoping
to get Q glimpse Of the funeral pro-
cession. The roadway to the imperial
tomb was hung with crepe draped on
white panels. A double line OF sol
diers fanked the route. which. cutting
through famous tea fields, had been
built up to . height Of sixty feet In
some places, and terminal ed In a
court of honor about two miles square
in front of the shrine. On the sides
Of the road had been placed arc lamps
and braziers, the lights Of which were
visible for many miles.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
TETANUS SERUM ACTS FAvoRA.
BLY, ON HORSES TREATED.
Aviator Paul Peck Fatally Injured.
Equine Epidemic Crosses Into
lowa-tiouse Fly May Be
Responsible.

Holdrege. Neb.-ln his efforts to
help stamp out the meningitis cpl
demic among horses, DR.. ID. s. Palmer,
county health officer and physician.
has made a discovery that may be of
great value in the fight. He has sue.
cessfully treated two infected horses
with tetanus serum. Acting on the
theory that since the two diseases are
quite similar in that they attack the
nervous centers and cause paralysis
he secured from Omaha four bottles
of the tetanus toxin. the entire availa.
BILE supply in that city. This he imme.
diately tested on three horses in tho
latter stages Of the disease. Two Of
the animals which had not reached
the final stage of the malady were In.
stantly benefited and are now SEEM
ingly well.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Dlaz,s Name Roundiy cheered.

Mexico City.-Barred from the
chamber Of deputies by order OF Pres.
ident Madero because OF the noisy
demonstration in which he and his
political adherents were Kissed and
derided and the name OF Diaz was
frantically cheered, hundreds of resi-.
dents marched through the streets
shouting disapproval Of the new ex-
ecutive and vivas for their exiled
ruler. Mounted police were ready to
disperse the mob and the entrances
70 the chamber where the leputies
were in executive session were heav.
ny guarded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
COMMITS AAR|.KAR|
JAPANESE OFFICER AND WIFE
PAY TRIBUTE TO DEAD.
THEY WANT PENNY POSTAGE
American Warshlps viii Probably
Have to Be Sent to Santo %.
mlnso-New Head Of
the @. A. r.

TOXIC. - General Count Maresuke
Nogi supreme military counsellor OF
the empire. and his wife, the Countess
lNogi committed suicide Friday in ac-
cordanoe with the ancient Japanese
custom as a final tribute to their de.
parted emperor and friend. Mutsuhito.
The death by their own hands of the
famous general and his wife was as
dramatic as II was sad The general
cut his throat with short sword and
the countess committed hari kari. Fol-
lowing the Samurl custom the couple
had carefully prepared their plans for
killing themselves. and timed them SO
hat they would be coincident with
the departure forever from Toxic Of
the dead emperor.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Many Coming to Exposition.

Washington.--The state department
has announced that up to date
eighteen nations had accepted the in
vitations to participate in the Panama
Pacific exposition in San Francisco In
1915. These are Bolivia. Canada,
Costa Rica, Cuba. Dominican Repub.
lie, France, Ecuador. Great Britain
professionally. Gatemala, Haiti,
Honduras, Japan, Meyico, Nicaragua,
Panama, Peru. Salvador. and Uruguay.
1t Is not explained just what condi.
tions are attached to the British pro.
Stsioual acceptance Of the invitation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
TRENDS TOWARD SOCIALISM
AMERICAN WARNING IGNORED BY
REBEL GENERAL.
Funeral Ceremonies for Japanese
Emperor-kiany Claimants After
Estate-indlan Marriage
Ceremony.

Douglas. Ariz.-Antonio Rojas. en-
camped within range of Aqua Prieta
American border. has sent message
of defiance in reply to the United
States military authorities against fir
ing on American territory. II the
Americans insist on helping the fed
erals they must suffer the conse-
swer. General Schuyler refused to
make any statement regarding the
matter. To the messenger who took
the notification from the war depart
ment, Rojas said. I'VE aren't going to
look where we shoot"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
A Versatlle Artist.

Chicago. Ill.-Louis Raymore. also
known as Gagmore. an artist, has been
arrested by Captain Thomas ]. Porter
Of the federal secret service bureau.
charged with having circulated numer.
ous hand painted $40 notes. Charles
Porter said he considered the arrest
one OF the most important made in the
last year. Many OF these bogus notes
have been circulated In a score of the
larger cities. They were not easy Of
detection because OF the deftness and
tactness OF the artist who made them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
MOVING TOWARD SOCIALISM.
Present Tendency In United States
Says Or. Wiley.

Washington.-The United States is
going more and more towards social.
ism. and state aid for the public
schools is socialistic, declared DR.. Har-
vey w. Wiley. speaking in favor Of
dental inspection in the public schools
before the National Dental association.
I'VE are growing more socialistic
every day." said DR.. Wiley. land we
are coming to think that the state
owes its citizens something. Public
education by the state and the advo-
cacy of good roads by the state are
socialistic doctrines, and 1t is being
urged on all sides these days. We
have medical inspection OF the schools,
and l believe we should have dental
inspection as WE'LL"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Elaborate Funeral Rites.

Tokio-Funeral ceremonies Of tho
late Emperor Mutsuhito of Japan pos
thumously known as "the emperor of
the era Of enlightenment" began
Thursday amid surroundings in which
century.old rites and customs were
mingled with modern military display.
From the extreme points Of Japan SUBJ
jects have been assembling In Toxic,
At midnight great crowds had gath.
cred along the rote Of the procession
The weather was fair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Hundreds Hurt In Football Riot.

Belfast.-Sixty-threc men are In q
hospital. twelve seriously hurt, includ-
ing Ave sufferers from bullet wounds,
following desperate fight between
Protestants and Catholics at Celtic
park football grounds. The field was
strews with victims of the riot. Be.
sides those sent to hospitals. the mum.
Der Of those who sustained minor In.
5uries for which they are being treat,
ed In their homes undoubtedly runs
into the hundreds.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Many Claimants After Estate.

st. Louis, Mo--Six hundred claim.
ants began In the probate court o
legal struggle for the $4,000 estate
left two years ago on the death Of
jeremiah Moynihan, an eccentric St.
Louis character known as the mil
lionaire rag. picker" after the probate
Judge had rejected what was purport-
ed to have been q will in favor of an
alleged son, Glen Adonis Gilbert Of
Galena. Ill.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

Washington. - The amounts OF
United States money OF all kinds In
circulation on July I, 1912. was 1926.
1858. which gives, according to the
treasury estimates, a circulation per
capita OF $34.26. This Is based on q
population Of 95,65e,ooo In continental
United States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

Cambridge. Neb.-That the common
house fly Is the carrier OF disease
germs responsible for the deaths OF;
hundreds OF Nebraska horses. Ia the
belief Of C. 8. Easton. prominent;
rancher of this place and president
Of the Furnas County Land company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

Mexico City.-Compulsory military
service will be recommended by Pres
ident Madero in his message to con.
gress when that body convenes Sep.
tember l6. No material increase,
however. 10 expected to be made In
the army.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. taken by the
department Of justice practically as
sures rights OF citizenship to Leonard
OLSEN, the Seattle. Wash, socialist,
whose case led to the impeachment,
investigation and consequent resigna.
ton OF Federal Judge Hanford Of
that city Hanford denied citizenship
70 OLSEN because he was q socialist,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
New Head Of G. A. r.

Los Angeles. Cal.-Judge Alfred +.
Beers OF Bridgeport. Conn. was elect
ed commander.in-chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic at the closing
session OF the encampment here Fri
day. Selection Of the next meeting
place for the veterans was left to the
executive council.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

Council Bluffs, lathe disease
which has been epidemic in Kansas
and parts OF Nebraska recently, kill.
ing great numbers OF horses, has
crossed the Missouri river and several
animals have died near Shenandoah,
Clarinda and Pacific Junction,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
ARE REBEH|NDW|THTAX
sTATE IRRIGATION CONGRESS TO
De HELD At BRIDGEPORT.
GOSSIP FROM STATE CAPITAL
Iters Of Interest Gathered from Re.
liable Sources and Presented In
Condensed Form to Our
Readera
State irrigation Convention.

The third annual convention OF the
Nebraska State Irrigation association
will be held at Bridgeport, October ~,
% and "a. The Bridgeport CONNER.
cial club will endeavor to entertain
all who attend the meeting. In add.
ton to large number of appointive
delegates chosen each year, the per.
manent delegates are the governor.
state engineer and assistants, sena.
tors and representatives in congress.
members and members.elect of state
senate and house Of representatives,
all elective state officers, all elective
county and city officers within irri-
gated territory. officers Of the state
conservation commission, all reclama-
ton officials stationed in Nebraska
and all officers in charge of expert.
mental stations in irrigated territory.
The program will include addresses
by experts in irrigation, good roads
and drainage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
NEW STATE HOUSE WANTED.
Omaha Commercial Club viii Back
Movement.

OmaUa ComWeTC'dS V'up VIII oaCN
Movement.
Omaha, Neb.-Definite and earnest
steps looking towards the construction
Of new state house at Lincoln have
been taken by the executive commit
tee of the Omaha Commercial club.
Details Of procedure have not been
mapped out, but the commercial club
Is determined to create the proper
sentiment and to push the project to
a successful contamination. The To-
cal club will appoint committee to
determine the best method Of pushing
the idea and will get behind any bill
whether offered from this or some
other city which has for its object the
building of q new state house at Lin
coin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Aviator Fatally injured.

Chicago.-Aviator Paul Peck Of
Washington. d. c.. holder Of the:
American duration flight record, was
fatally injured in fall with biplanei
while flying in q gusty wind. He at.
tempted too steep spiral and when,
he struck the ground. the heavy en-.
gine came through the wreckage.
striking him In the neck.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Heavy Snow In Canada

Winnipeg, Man.--At Arboy. Man.
more than three inches Of snow lies
on the ground and 1t ia still falling,
Virden. Man.. reports 34 inches Of
rain. All Manitoba and Saskatchewan
reports snow, sleet or rain.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
sANTo DOMINGO DISTURBED.
Sending Of American Warships Proba
bly, Necessary.

Washington. American warships
probably will be sent at once to Santo
Domingo as the result of the revolu-
tion that has broken out there and
the seizure of the customs house by
the rebels. Invasion of the black re-
public by American forces also may
be necessary. for advices reaching the
state department are to the effect that
The revolutionists had seized virtually
all the customs houses along the Do
frontier. which are
under American supervision. The ac-
ition Of the rebels is puzzling to state
department officials.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Fire Loss of St25,oco,

Des Moines, Iowa.-The Mennig &
Slater vinegar plant. West Second and
Vine streets. was destroyed by fire
shortly after o'clock Friday morn.
ing, with loss Of $125,000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

Detroit. Mich. - The American
Bankers association concluded its an.
pual convention here by selecting Bos-
|! on for its next meeting place; formal.
ly advancing Charles ". IIuttig of St
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Leader Of Allen Clan Captured.

Des Moines, Ia.-Sidna Allen, go
called leader Of the Allen clan, which
shot up the Carroll county court
house at Hillsville. Va. March II, kill,
Ing Judge Massie and others. and his
nephew. Wesley Edwards. are man.
acled in cells at the city Jail. Both
have announced their willingness to
return to Virginia without reQuisition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Death from Hazino.

Raleigh, N. Civilian Reichmann.
OF the state university. was killed
while being hazed. He was placed on
a barrel and when surrounded by his
tormentors fell of and gasped, my
neck Is broken" and died moment
later.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Minister Burned to Death.

Paulina. Ia-Rev II. Crete. pastor
Of the Lutheran church at German.
town. Ia. was burned to death before
the eyes of his children and several
other persons while pinned beneath a
wrecked motor car.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

Boise, Idaho.--A republican ticket,
made up entirely Of women candidates,
will be placed in the field in Idaho this
fall against the regular republican and
progressive tickets.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Missouri Crop Report.

Columbia, Mo.--The Missouri crop
report Just issued shows that the corn
crop is 10 per cent above the ten.year
average and IL per cent above the Ave
year average. All other crops are in
good shape. Live stock shows short.
age.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

II Is reported that in the vicinity
OF Bloom and Fowler. Kas.. thousands
lof bushels OF wheat have been piled
on the ground because the railroads
,annot furnish cars to transport 1t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19

Turkey suffers from Earthquake.
London.-Advices state that the
town OF Rodosto, In the villayet of
Adrianople. European Turkey. was ex.
tensively damaged Saturday by an
earthquake.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-19
Desperate Flight with MutInsers.

Berlin.-One hundred men were
killed and twice that many wounded
in battle within the last day or two
between mutinous battalion Of Rus
sian engineers and a regiment Of the
cars infantry. according to messages
from st. Petersburg. The mutineers
surrendered after a desperate resist.
ance.