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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-23

~shali we have the Initiative. the
referendum. tho recall. aud such
other progressive measures as will
give the people larxcr eontrcl over
lhoir own affairsf~ was the subject
dealt with by Thomas X. Horner.
candidate for corporation counsel.
AZ meeting OF The woman'a Pro.
gresslve league. Mr.. IIorner snld
Ia part:
4 believe the win Of the people
should be supreme.
~Whyg because the people are
the government. Their collected
will Is the only natural source OF
governmental authority. Govern.
monts are but artificial creations
deriving their just powers from
the consent OF the governed.' No
man can possess natural right to
govern his fellows against their
Will.
These are simple truths. Then
should thero not be- more speedy
and effective methods To ascertain
and enforce the popular wiiis
should the win OF the people con.
tlnuo 70 b. fAwarted and defeated
By tho present cumberaome meana
through which u finds but stifled
|exprcasionf
People VIII Err
Hut the people win make mis-.
takes. say the opponents Of these
measures.
What II fhes DOT The people
have right 10 make their own
mistakes rather than have the mis-
takes Of others forced upon thcm.
until NC evolve tho perfect race
we viii not have tho perfect govern
mcnt
In the last analysis the objec-
tons TO these measures involve
these great questions: Shall the
people ruios Can we trust the
people. Can we tfuzt ourselves =
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DETROIT. Jan. 23.--United
States Judge Angel today denied
the motion OF the Colwell Lead
Co. defendant In the bath tub trust
case, TO quash tho indictments
against the corporation. The trial
viii begin Jan. 30.
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The tabled fool who resolved learn 70 swim without
going near the water resembles the standpatters who
don't want the people TO run their government until
they become perfect says Attorney Homer in speech
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Cory. clean. warm. comfortnble TUT
phoua hath. three minute car rerv-
les. 10 minutes TO Pioneer Square,
good View. 1900 Yesier. Phone
Found--Ths bzsf rooms in the city.
s ssssi .css VIZ W. 30 nd ss 80 ia
Room. fiss week. free bath. Free
phone Yatss Hotel, sth and Pins:
Board and room for $500 week. or
transient. eoe Cherry Street.
Nice steam heated rooms. 500 n
week and up. 722 Pike Bt.
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rns rleh mans ferssishs Il he recr
4an'a iiindetxht, Don't think thet
tha snltlionnif~a Of America are
any smarter or work harder than
yea dol they grow rtrh because
thss ssiss eppofsunssy rsn can
ther d.. Coauifiam offers ths Up-
sapitalisss. doctors. rlergymen.
husinsfs snsn. Railroad smploys~.
ets.-.ai. classes q peopis bnyinF
tsrminua " Americas greatest
railroad, the Canadian faeiftc--tn
the Vancouver meffopplttan dis
triet. the chance Of iIfsilme 60
duplicate enormous profits made
~. fsssla ssls s. Z nss's NV wisnis Ices
cAixxff. etc Prsmier McFrids
I'D IN M. New Tears Review
II - stsnstieant 20 ncte that
Hs.rsss, are sss,nns ss's I. sa.s,,. a
~sli rsnk.-,n sst.ni % trscksxs
and AL modern ratiFeadinx necess
zisi<s--Nsfh any on the eontinsnt.
Rnd m ufoNls3en.of which an ~ !.
penaifurr of sniiitons ~ inseiset 7
qeassei sapt Busted of The
sfn asa essnpr s,'' i 10 i sr.si need q
: new terminus and II u IN our
een intsrsst 20 nsish tho work
WITH All possihie spsxd. y add:
ssss .n se.s ssss'i suss sh nssas 81
h0usS and crrtain other huildtn y.
uni generally preraxe the war for
H&wlter Immense construction
>1ian Pacific Railway naysl
IL has b9rUn az coquislaua.
q work on the terminals IL
~ fssss~--s the work and de-
WV kmenss vii. be rapid ne-
= The railway activities. great
X5k 3coaufsiAm 4 msiiinn dollar
1eifnetuFlnw corporation IL
~ 10 be- headed this way De-
10<d for ceauiflsm Tsfr.inal
EX3 ioss break all records. sea.-
huss .ss iais Addresses 81
titan iot owners ucw extend
Bf1Ek o~san to ocean. Rs*efsa-
- icnr coming IN by mail and sire
Wfcwn xt per cent Of the lots
s.rresnsin~ ne ;ss, ,ss,,i.,. s.a
ana inda<ssIaI sites Residential
=. toas. efte 20 ftao. On terms Of go
\ a month IN. business lots. tt4u
10 ef.paa Don't watt Dont let
lths' opportunity Alp by bny
H3F7 &fttt t't@t - HttAtt-Nt 49, ~
psnornrnir slrws Of cneuitir IN.
The Pitt and Fraser Rivers, etc.
suitable for framing. and large,
illustrated folder. cDlDfTLAM
TERMINAL COMPANY LTD.
Vancouver. ~ c. owners Of tho
Townaifa. j ,, cAvANAtiGH. SO
HAfIFY HI.Dt}. SEATTLE. WV.
GENERAL. AGENT FOR WASH
1NCTuS.
Rusin.aa propokition--Fof sale.
t1SO0 stock OF staple and fancy
groceries. flour aud feed at 10 per
cent discount. 100 live. steady Gus
toners. good location. mostly all
cash on weekly accounts. tf.app
will handle. 3sot California ay-.
West seattle.
s-AcRE RANCH $3.50
Fine for poultry. all cleared: level;
coed soil; fine location; $50 down
and small monthly payments. AL
Arcade Annex.
FOR RENT--POuLTRY RANCH
lrine location. new buildings, run
ming water. nice home. cheap
rent. ISL Arcade Annex
Have lust acquired title 10 home.
nfrad mud desert claim In Eastern
Oregon ard will sell az bargain.
Address y t2s. Cars star.
DO you know that the Canadian Pa
cific railway N already ut work
on the beginning OF Is great ter
ininals at coquitlam7
Viii purchase past Que notes. mort
gAgss ard claims. I'll Boston HIk:
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\ Whore are we 10 look for IN.
fallihlc wisdom IN matters OF GOV.
crnmentf Shall we look 10 kings :
The pages Of history are crimson
as q result Of their wickedness aud
folly. To the courts, They are
constantly reversing Themselves
ana their DEGREES In the past have
solemniy approved every infamy
that haa ever cursed mankind.
History teaches no lonaon with
moro certainty than that IN tho
end the people as tho governing
power will make fewer mistakes
than will any one man or any select
body OF men.
These measures as laws will
have an immense educational val,
ne. and. after all. universal cdnca.
lion " the supreme remedy for NIL
tia. And BY using Thorn We VII
learn TO do 10 wisely and wcIl.
learning 10 0w,m Without Water
In different form these same
arguments against popular govern.
ment were long ago exploded by
tho krcat and brilliant Macauiey
Ia tho Essay OF Milton. he says:
Some politicians OF our tims
ere In the habit Of laying II down
~ . ssif-evIdens proposition that
no people ought TO be free until
they are az 10 use their freedom.
The maxim 10 worthy OF thu fool
IN the fable who resolved not 70 90
into the water until he had Issrnsd
70 swim. N people are 20 wait Tor
freedom until they become wlss
end good In slavery they may In.
decd wait forever"
Freedom the Cure
Again he says. There IL only
one cure for the evils which newly
acquired freedom produces: aud
that cure Il freedom. When \ per
son first leaves bis cell he cannot
bear the iixht OF day. no In unabie
10 discriminate eoIors or recognise
faces. Hut the remedy II rot 10 ~.
mand him 10 his dungeon, but to 20.
custom him to the rays Of The sun.
The blaze Of truth and liberty may
az first dazzle and bovilder m.
tions which have become half blind
In tho house Of bondage. Hut ics
them gaze on and they Win soon
be able 10 bear H."
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
ny

y. ~. January ". 1919. the Seattle
Port Communication will convene II
their fecsns. att Central building.
for thu purpose of deciding Upon
s sra sasf' ,i.rso ssr.snsns's ::
the Port ~ seattle. AZ this hour
ana place any persons desiring "a
he heard either sn favor Of o.
against tho adoption u ouc1
achomn will 10 haaft
II. ~. cIitTTESDEN.
President.
KohERT BRIDGES.
Secretary.
Date of first publication. January ~.
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HALFHoUH
HALF.AcRE TRACTS

On the East Hlds Of Lake Washing.
ton, directly opposite isencni
park less than five minutes walk
From Medina Can come 20 2nd
and Yenlcr from thg properly in
exactly half an hour. Plenty OF
large boats now. and haif-houf
ferry service planrsd 10 operate
before long.
fialf-ncre TRACTS 1.-THE ea Of five
4oKl00-foot rlots) for >f0D.
Terms a. low az 10 per cent cash
and balance easy monthly pay
menfH.
HENRY FREDERICK. INC.
Main sos7. Ind. CATS.
Iloga Building.
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NO RICHER SOIL
ON PUGET SOUND.
NO OTHER LAND 30 EASILY
cf.EaHED.
90 AND sas PER ACRE

v&< R&tsF 49, . 49,
This land 10 SITUATED on WILDLY ISL
and nsar Oak Ifarbor. ~ Hes pfar-
ficaiiy level. The soil 10 rich. 10
unusually rich that nowhere else
IN the United States are such large
crops OF wheat raised. Potatoes
Data nfd yseefsbien do exception
ally we'll. ard 1t ~ an ideal piact
for poultry. for you can raise ali
your feed ~ little expense. And
another bix factor In favor Of this
land II that u IL 70 easily. cleared
u takse not over one~sbird TO one
half the labor that land on either
eide Of tbs found does A great
deal 81 dagrsinx 10 carried on. too,
a creamery and condsnsinK branch
are located there.
Ana. bear in mind. that this land,
though offered AZ lower price
than any other that has been
brought To your attention fof
yeats. 10 not out In little opfn
inH In deep woods. but IN = set :
sird community. with fine farm
homes. with schools ana a hbFh
school. fine roads. rural Tree us-
livery. Telephones, etc.
Wa are selling thir land In te.acrr
tracts on VERY i-Aht TEkAs
you with call NJ the effitn We VII.
give sou a card 10 our agent ~
Oak Bsrtor.
WEST a WHEELER.
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BURKE a FARRAR


City kcal Estate.
~s~~-~~-~~<~-~~-~ ~s~~~>~~~~~~~~~
OUR BEST BARGAIN
brand new large 4-room modern,
double -eonstructed bungalow cot
lights. bath ana nfandard plumb
Ing. nice lorei lot s7hxi0o; graded
streets. cement sidewalks. all as
sessfuenfs paid 20 date, only az
blocks e rhinney ear Price
We guarantee this 70 be thu best
buy In the Woodland Park dis
ffict today. Take phinney car 10
COTTAGE REALTY co.
North z0so. white 7sf.
NEW HOUSE WITH ACRE TRACT
We can sell . new house with an
acre tract. across Lake Washing T.
ton a. kirkisnd. Or ts5s The SOL
tables and poultry. Buy this with
your rent money, $50 cash ard
tf1 per month. Near schools and
boat landing. Come oyer and 500
and Kirkland ferry TO our branch
BURKE & rARRAR
fa4 Cherry 81 0found Floor.
Open Evenings
THIS BEATS RENTING
Beautiful. modern cottage, rooms.
All on one floor. Mission finlsh.
combination fixtures for electric
liKnt and gas. shades front apd
back porchcss pareied reception
hail. tuiit-in window seats. Iron
Ing board, buffers pantry stand
ard plumbing and hath fixtures;
fine. level lot. with alley in rears
Only : sle.ks g., % phinnsy , car:
ii 200. tiae DOWN. balance 20 suit.
Take Phfnney ear 20 18th 81 Ask
COTTAGE REALTY co.
North gt4e. white 2st.
LESS THAN RENT
Nice f-rcoSn cottage. on large tract
rich garden soil. beautiful view
desirable location. near new ma
csdnmixed state road and easy
house ready febrnary LIST. Price
only 1873: small cash payment and
" r. II COLLINS A SON
so4 Third Az,
Ow~F.R MIs--DNNER
New. . rooms hot water beat.
toifesvs fun basement. garage; ideal
ioratfcu. leaving city. sell under
value. Hcscon 1905.
Fcr A h.. rna,--~'Two nfce lota on cor
noT. located near new Beacon tIiil
reservoir. 81 1890. Buyer can have
heuaftt Of tfte mortgnEs II do
sired. Address D-les. Star.
Cory B-room buneaiow. modern. ber-
~ bushes. flowers, hig lot. 5exfe0.
2s minntssi ride from center dirt
cheap for 81 500. 35a down. IS per
iuonth, Owner. Mormon. seo-A
Gooa groom cottage. corner lot:
close In. between East Union and
East Madison car, only $500. ee.
1it1.eo cash. bnincs 5000 per
month All improvements in and
paid American Mortgage A Bldg.
Co. +91 rnIon Street
For ssie--Rcal estate In all parfN Of
the city and state,
GEORGE T.. CoLMAS,
80 fseary Bldg. seattle
FOR SALE Eeslnences IN all parts
sAmu 11s c6ILYrR. sos Leary bldg
Member Seattle Real Estate Asnn-
Kodak rolls Developed for LOG. any
size. In at 1. al they're aona
Jacobs Photo shop. P.-L Bidg.
The population OF coquitiam has In
creaaed 400 per cent Ia one MONTH
Wantsd--westiska Blvd lot. Main
E1Ho
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yssS a0aEsTEzD REII40DfsR.
MENTS. 320 ACRES. rich, deep
road town: Investigation win con-
vince you these snaps will not
I a last long, let us tell you about
1 this opportunity. Call 1911 Third
av.
10 hcres good land $25 per acre; Is
n down. balance to suit. Call or
q write, 37l5 Brooklyn av.
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Personal.
|Erpf0nE ~efR2n>16 GO 80
svusss psfmAnept. absolute. without
operation OF detsnsisa from hasi.
ness OF lat<or. over lee cases cured
iis Elssi ni6s. and ~. Il Flks 81
LADIES HEMobkt.fNd PARf.oks
Nsw garments rsade and old scnod.
ss.shls sis issaSs s.ss isd |.
hssjnad Woman 81 " u bassn -
ability d~sifes partner IA psosisahis
Sai iss care ss s"s's"A' p's''''ss'
Hoy. Is. soiless. poultry and sn~es
market: sems exp~r3~nrs ssfs
s asisa Ala. s rsansisrsy n ssss
Old ccunsrr Wssehmsker - Main
sgfin4s. Jewels. Itc each. gIAss<a.
see Jacobson. first and Stewart
MAhntAgE s.!ky!EAoNiEs
vmosrs' nAss sssi: rxp a
OF. isKTrE BLADES sharp~n<d, s6s
fer.. ra.ors. ste. etc 1901 sth ~.
Dr. rusaam hss resumed his 6Snssl
klas' To- rsrss Az ''-
Wanted - ms t~urs. rssldsnee The
sssys ,s .. week cash rfssss rhons
Di rssn. S 'szi ,s sta''' 's''s'''s
Dor Y isn;iy js,a our :s. IT. y.
' 81 sss"i . ..' nssss''
Fancy shell iisndied soussnif f'snG
<asfxenfr per 30 hox e8t ne~ffin.
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For Sale---Eurniture

~~~~>~~~~~~~,~~ ~~~.N~.~<<<~~<.~
Last week January cIesrnncs Sale.
~ you need any article in the
hoinsfnrnishinT. y will pay yog 20
now being offered. below. We
mention iisf Of reliable brands
Or used steel ranges. Liberal
terms on credit
Ohio steel Range, sale price $3.50
tuck steel Range. sale price 1850
trencens Steel Range, sale
sfsjssiie stee, i,anss. sale i'' 1.'O'
aeo Steel mar e.. sale i price zsfss9
sietvr Acorn Steel range. sale
Laurel steel isan9e. sale price 800 900
~ Louis 1aiieabis Range. sale
Monitor steel Range. sale pries ss s'sS
Royal steel Range, sale prfca a2E0
LUCK with Reservoir, sale prizes 35.00
testsurant Ranges from as up.
grs HanFess each -.
WoODHoueE A PLATT FuRgr-
IuHE CO, nc,
as Pike Street
Phones. Main 1898: Ind. ao8s
FtTzHENRY AUCTION CO---fgIE-
70 Firth .ay, Buys. sefla second-
hsna goods and other merchandise:
spot cash. Main fx1. A 1919 Ola
ent auction house IN tho state.
cHEAp-loxf5 press. With one
stand OF type. J. n. q. I24
Howard Av. N.
Three rooms Of uD-fo-dafe fs,rr7-
tire for sale. 1854 nth my., near
Desks. chairs. snow cases. cbicaso
....- q 9rlIea Elrn. Co. 1925 lat av.
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HSfi;;s ;sss ~si,Is l fssm <Sa E Goa n
close IN. private home preferred
Q}ts fail particuiAfa% Addsckl
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Situations Wanted
Male.
<~~.~-~s~~~~~~~~e~ ~>~~~>~>~-~e~s~~~~~~~~
Any kind OF work. Young woman
employed during day would like
work for couple Of hours each
evening. II will help pay ex-
penscs. Address IL 1903. Care
Star.
Plumbing repairs Use an hour. no
Cali up about 600 O'Clock morn
ing or evening Main Sos. chas.
Musaelmnn.
A Japanese wants position as baker
help first time. cheap salary. l..
Ozawa. 42s MAYNARD. City.
Chainmen. rodmen and axmen.
learn to be levelmen, transitmen
and craftsmen at Y. NJ. G. A..
school for surveyors. Hold regu-
lar job while learning. II means
higher wages at small cost for
preparation. Phone or call on
Educational Dept. Y. NJ. G. A..
Fourth and Madison.
Observation-Disclosures shop at
tho Y. M. G. A. Trade taught by
foreman plumber while you hold
other Job. Cost low. results sure
AL rapid. There's money In
plumbing. Call on or phone Ed
ncational Dept. Y. M. g. A.,
Fourth and Madison.
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Lever floor. completely furnished
house. large porchcr and yard. We
per month"; Eaatlakc car. 11tI
Howard az x.itss, star.
| Thorounhiy clean. nicely furnished
f-roon cottage. rear two car
lines. Phone East 2fsi. OF East
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HIGHLY IMPROVED
one a~rs. ali thoroughly cleared ana
ruislxate1 broom house barn.
with ssniin for 8 head; IS fruit
tfeex. bearing. 1000 Now nfe "
berry plants. all kinos sman ise',;
hives bees. on sidewalk. close 70
school ard electric car. short rtae
10 city Hound trtp, IS cents: lots
81 nsixhbors si,sTs cash sakss
ciIAs. r.. ADAMS
ssx colmnn Bldg.
VEHE IA A GOOD Bttf--1e acres:
annfh % town. facing heautsfui
lake cloke 20 new ear line nnd
boulevard. land nearly level psrt
ia cultivation. part timbayf small
s a,s "a ar = naa a.s'h II yoa want
an ideal fruit and poultry ranch.
n Z torssion where u 10 bound Y
incr~ase rapidly in eniue, don't Tau
10 sec this pfnce. pNncr. kctnE
last. has reduced tho price 70
$1,000; small payment down. ball
RonERT MALTBY
1919 ALASKA BUILDING.
0ET iN Now rho Immigration
that will fellow the completion %
the Panama canal u harn ,,a i 4,
h the best land ~ the price In The
~erthwr~f. We have five acres %
GOOD snil. fuat west Of tho city "
we'll settled district quick ana
cheap transportation. more tuan
ennurfs timber 20 pay for The isnd
Price tate for the five srres w Z i,
I.axu co. Owner. 1918 Third as.
6ters, rxen!nrs ard Sunday.
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~>cTfT ~GND~ coTNHHrfnxNs~
On improved or vacant property At
and per cent. any amount from
$50 TO $500. for a long or short
time. and easy payments, no de-
lay. Sturtevant n Co, 81? Boston
Block. Second and Columbia.
OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on
improved residences. Rates to 3
per cent. with reasonable cornnia-
sion. 31o Columbia ST. Central Bldg.
SEATTLE TRUST COMPANY.
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W ~ : vfittsn n rissr yi,a.
7 s = g wsiI built ro ssssa
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Husin.aa proposltion--Fof sale
t1.S0o stock OF staple and fancy
groceries. flour aud feed az 10 per
cent discount 100 live. steady Gus
TONER'S good location. mostly all
cash on weekly accounts. $500
will handle. 3sok California av.
West seattle.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-28

Greenwood, S. C.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-28

mire, S. c., on the 5th day OF June
1912, the personal property seized by
me as Sheriff on the 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1912, in Claim and Delivery
Action of the American Type Found
ers Company against A. A. Young
trading and doing business as the
Whitmire News, and 2. H. Suber'
Chairman, consisting of:
1 6-col. Country Campbell Rebuilt
Press, Repair No. 304, Serial No. 4258.
1 11x17 Rebuilt Gordon Job Press,
Repair No. 302, Serial No. 81.
123 IA Rebuilt Reliance Cutter, Re-
pair No. 321.
Also Galleys, Cases, Points, Rules,
Leads, Pleas, Planes, Sticks, Decora-
tors, Quoins, Chases, Quads, Furniture,
and all the printing outfit formerly
used by the Whitmire News OF Whit
mire, S. C..
Said sale is made upon an order OF
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-28
ON DAVIS BIRTHDAY.

|@@@@@@@~@@~@~~% o o o w. o
The Drayton Rutherford chapter,
Daughters of the Confederacy, and the
two auxiliary chapter, Children of the
Confederacy, invite the. commander of
the Jas. D. Nance camp and delega-
ton of ten; the commander of the
John NJ. Kinard camp and a delega-
ticn of ten; the president Of the CAL
vim Crozier chapter and a delegation
of ten, to the exercises held in honor
of the birthday of President Jefferson
Davis at the residence of Mr.. John M.
Kinard on Monday afternoon, June 3,
at 5 o'clock. After the exercises those
present will be entertained for So
cial hour. Following will be the
program:
Prayer-Mr. W. H. Hunt,
Music.
Greetings from the mother chapter
Mrs. R. D. Wright.
Reports of children's chapters.
Song, MY Maryland"-Mrs. W. A.
McFall.
Ten minutes talk from veterans
Mr.. ]. w. Reagin, Mr. w. G. Peterson.
Reading Of rules and bestowal of
crosses of honor upon the following
veterans and descendants Of veterans:
3. o. Epting, J. J. Hipp, T. Hudson,
d. Il. Koon, D. T. Shealy, D. NJ.
Goats, Jacob Epting, Benjamin Paysin-
ger, A. H. Kohn.-
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WINTHROP COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION.

The examination for the award Of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission Of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July 5, at 8
a. m. Applicants must be not less than
Is years of age. When scholarships
are vacant after July 5 they will be
awarded to those making the highest
average at this examination, provided
they meet the conditions governing the
award. Applicants for scholarships
should write to President Johnson be-
fore the examination for Scholarship
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-28

Miss Rena Whitney visited her sis
ters, Daisy and Lula Besse, just be-
fore they returned home.
Mrs. T. C. Jeter and her little
daughter, Sadie Coleman, spent a few
days the past week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Whitney.
Mr.. William Henderson is expected
home now soon, after teaching the past
session in Alabama.
Mrs. T. W. Henderson and little son
have gone to Union to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John Mathis.
Mr.. F. H. Whitney is expected home
on June 2, after working at Alcolu.
Miss Winnie Henderson is visiting
in Union among her relatives and
friends
Miss Rena Whitney has gone back
to Columbia to resume her work.
Mrs. Laura henderson and grand
son, Caldwell, have been visiting rel
atives and friends in Maybinton.
Messrs. Lewis Henderson and Lor-
ick Miller were in Columbia last We'd
nesday On business.
Miss Daisy Whitney leaves next
week for Winthrop college commence
ment, and to visit in Fort Mill.
Mrs. William Rutherford has re-
turned home after teaching the past
session in Newberry.
The farmers are needing rain badly
now, not only on the corn and Gotten,
but the gardens too.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-05-28

following described real estate, to-wit:
All that lot or parcel of land with
building thereon situate, lying and be-
ing in the town of Prosperity, county
Of Newberry, and State of South Caro-
lima, containing one acre, more or less;
and bounded on the north by Washing
ton street, and on the east by other
property Of the said Miss Mamie j.
Simpson and On the south by lands
of the estate of Mrs. Rosa Duncan, and
on the west by McNary street, the
same being the former home of Miss
Mamie ]. Simpson. The said prop
erty will be sold for cash to the high
est bidder for the purpose of paying
the mortgage Indebtedness as provid-
ed for in. the decree in the above mat
ter. Terms of sale, cash, the purchas-
er paying for the papers.
j. E. CRYMEs,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.