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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-11
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-11
LEAN BILL FOR
CLEMSON COLLEGE
Do Highest Praise From Legislative
COmmittee.-InYeStiga
Find Many Needs.

Clemson College, Feb 3.-The report
OF the legislative investigating com
nittee appointed to look into the con-
ditiou of the State educational insti-
1utions has been made public The
committee has the following to say
about Clemson College:
Clemson College, even with its 3
044 acres Of land, % principal build
ings, 70 dwellings, 81 minor buildings
and complete water, electric and sew
erage systems, is in its infancy. Ex-
cellent as it's plant is in many respects
We could cover pages with an enumer-
alton of the needs that presented
themselves to even our unframed eyes.
But after discussing than with the
president Of the board Of trustees, the
president and members of the faculty,
and are reading the reports, these Of
ficials and the board Of visitors, We
are convinced that the authorities are
full alive to the colleges necessities
and are intelligently directing the eX-
penditures. The accounts are excel
lently kept and show in great detail
and in comprehensive rscapitulations
the cost Of all divisions Of the work.
n fact, the work of all departments
of the institution is we'll syste1natized
and is a model for our other State in
stitut-ors
The public work undertaken by
Clemson at the direction Of the legis-
lature will cost this year a little over
$4,000. While the authorities always
express themselves willing to do ali
that is asked they frd themselves at
about the limit Of their resources. Last
year the tag tax fell off over $4,000,
while the new public work required an
increased expenditure of about $4,000.
Then tendency of the legislature to
turn over various public undertakings
to Clemson should be checked unless
appropriations are made to cover
them.
Criticism of the college farm man,
agemeT,t has been made by your COM
mittees in the past. We find that
reorganization has been effected
whereby this branch of the college
has been consolidated with the expert
ment station work and is being placed
on the same plane of efficiency that
has long characterized this depart
ment of the college. A new barn and
silos have just been completed, and
a great deal of fencing IS being built
this winter.
"A gymnasium is greatly needed and
will be undertaken as soon as funds
will permit, the policy of the board
being to spend about $4,000 a year
in new buildings"
The committee suggests an annual
conference of the presidents Of the
State colleges with view to "co-ordi-
mating them in their work and devel-
opment" Such a conference could dis
cuss among other things the duplica-
ton Of causes, needed legislation,
problems of internal management such
as discipline and accounting. 1t should
result in the growth of general and
we'll balanced policy, tend to eliminate
frictions, and strengthen weak spots
in the several managements. Such a
conference might we'll invite the State
superintendent and the legislature
committee to its meeting and make
recommendations to the legislature
committee or to the legislature direct.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-11
ANOTHER MYSTERY OF THE DEEP.
Remarkable Story Told nv Steamer
Captain.-NOrWegfan Bark Pick
ed Up in Mid Ocean.

Newport News, Va Feb. 5.-With
sails suugly furied, the hfeboats in the
davits, the galley plentifully supplied
with provisions and water, but with
out vestige of human life aboard,
the Norwegian bark Remitteut. Rio
Grande to Liverpool, was picked up
January 10 in mid-ocean by the Bri-
to Capt. Claridge, cf the latter vessel.
tish steamer Roumonian, according
who arrived here today
The strange disappearance of THE Re-
mittent's crew recalls the famous
schooner Marie Celeste mystery which
puzzled the maritime world for many
months.
Lost Again During Storm.
When picked up. only to be lost again
during severe STERN, the Remittent
was in latitude 40 degrees, 80 minutes.
The bark sailed from Rio Grande
October % last and never was reported
until found by the Roumanian. Capt
Claridge tonight refused to hazard a
guess as to the possible weheaoouts
Of the Remittent's crew.
Members OF the Brisish steamer S
crew state that the bark was sighted
drifting, on January 19. Repeated eff
forts to get responses to signals from
the, bark were fruitless. Finally a
boarding party vas launched from the
British ship and careful search was
made On the bark for members OF the
crew.
Everything aboard the bark was in
perfect order, but no trace Of life could
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

% 5ooIogiife Elunifer FOR ouer 500
arpner. gh1 ital SfotselOeu StoIe
o. Iierotngitao Sfole bItoe u~cItpret
poa iamnc Wtaaoc. I'll at uPre pad
2on0sbpqoen ma man iige, at bette
err ct rent itorartet lloitpr meo I'M
oerpi5ningsmateriale. - s @eitto8'
len boloer man MI paa at bp8Ge ct
Sfolebus / itor Stil. Set bIir OeI
ct al be prpgtigitc i Gter; men fonite
mer ON oct ienere. 4aa Saugiuno
ifal set MI ogiaa ioreto8es en- itsrrc
Reformation meo 6enipn I'll StoIc'
buie % are~6&oronln8. 5 BET belle
iunes set / oct ii0ite at uPre tommet
Iterf 5Qrt / SfoIeuooifltngen inocn
gfer. % set er bare rtmeIig; Off,
uGringen bar life Iig8et ttIboge ior
lin Gi6 tioIiqere, % oil uof life gi6'
re oct / 6remtioeu beller.
SfotseIoen 236e Sanuar 1918.
Soban auitb6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
6cni 90 Snbcrfmloir.

a6ifiQige az 8eroer8 itsrite W}Pn0
paa GioenifobenS, a1uiters og Site.
ratltrens Cmroo0e Ui0e5 at oRre o.
Be al SGring. 70 amerifauite 6or-
fattere Or. Nrtbur ,Sacobion % Or.
Jobn Suber bar MI fremiat 6en Ore.
ning, at Srl6erfuIoier mooife otrter
iom StimuIans paa en- aIerebe itpr
Wan05 Sent.
GorboIoet tor peI irarere pare oct
ompenote: at @erierne ofte bar ct
iougt 2egeme, ser er iPrItg mobtaJe.
fla Tor en- Observation-Disclosures.
Gmerifauerne anfsrer fslgeu0e
iom Seoe al S1tberfuIoie: Sobn giI.
ton, S5obn 2ocfe, aleranber 8ope,
Or. Gam. Sobnion. 8oIter Scott,
GIiia6etb Barrett 9roputng, Robert
SteoeniOn, Gmerion, Sobn &lritin.
emmanuel aant, Ratael, b. 8e6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20

ifrioergaarhen befienSt unoer
Napnet "8aitiuen" er M ombpeget
til i,lISt moberne Reiibens, OF ,fal
tiene til SpboISsiteo for Sfoefor.
naltnineen. Oerrte @aarS bar bpa.
get omfring Iaret 1920 ue Dor iaa'
Ieoes sammeloass inbreoet, boorior
Der er paafoitet omfrtng 5000 Ser.
bure paa Sppebbpgninsen.
& forti9ter pioere forbi 8ptlten
hpor ri trefer TO gamle befienSte
anut og Cars, besge WsRnb paa De
so / illo @igsr. Den treble Sru.
ger / apiIten, Siorif bsoe ifior Ell.
ter mango aars Speeleie.
Sper "Sfarpen" fsrer geien os
pibere neb SaabefoaIen, bpor ri fin
Der TO Rpbpggerbiem meo itsrre rpo-
beoe 8laoier. Spem iom baooe bpg'
get Der forismte ieg oesoPrre at isge
Splpsning ON. S @ngeroalsieteren
bar Crit Saffariaien grenoen bpg.
get en- pregtig 8oarb, Der ben gamle
S9ter "9reubioten" par beliggenoe,
Ser or g~ngeroaIenS Sfpbsitatton for
Sioen oa berfra iii Se9geriiet er 16
am. at fisre giennem ben nforgIems
melig pafre @ngeroal, forbi gamle,
pelfienbte @aarbe 90 Hlaoier %
mango, pofre Stem iom bar ooret op
/ oe iibite Iar. glF De itoite fan nGp.
nSe @oaroen 9renoen (Snoebaoer
S~uffarias 9renbeu ir.). 3eune
@oaro er ilpttet op til alfaroeien iom
lager ooenfor eller ppenom DEN tGts
teite Sebp9gelie. Sprit neoe peo gsGs'
let er 8eten fommet belt neo til 81
ben. @i paSierer ben pafre Nreite'
9auro, oen me, toetageoe Sfolebpgs
ming, &irfen, Sletmoerne % / raItt
Sroo gaor hi neboper moo Sletten
oeo @ngerem Neorbenbe Der Segge'
riiet Iigger. @n lioen Siiit tnoom
@iermuno8, bpor De bpggelige &ertS.
foIf Son % @unbtlo piier Den 8iGit'
fribeb, iom iGrprGger belle StItrlttets
@efolfntng.
antogeIi9 er S MI fieb al Slrert.
Set tar paa at Triangle paa en- SlGoe
en- 5-6 Gage itrpf. Wen naor
man trpffer fienbte 6olf og Sorbolo
qaur oct oaigepel. 90 Oct er pitt
mange al mine 2Giere iom bar tlenot
iig igien % iom minoeS andre 6or'
boIo paa btSie CRATER erlo Dem Iom
err ifiloret paa oenne Reiie. Saf for
Sslget og bel msbt nGite Sang,
8. Stensuas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
Sra Gfer.

Sor ferite Sang bar ieg Ben Ior-
n~eielie at ienoe "0ecorab.8 oiten" ct
grep fra @fer, bpor ieg MI bar op.
bolot mig en- 10 Tigers Sio. gfer er
en- / mango Waaoer langt fremifre.
ben 9pgo, og bar / lPngere Sto pe.
ret en- al Sore5on9sbpeoerne Der
pitpaa. = gamle Gage gialot 9pgs
Den FOR en- al De metalrigeite / Horge.
Den bar, iom 9eidmlon tiger, omiIut.
tet al rige Wetolbierge pao flere
aanter, iaaiom Sarlsbergs / SUB,
&onaSber9 / Geit, % peo 8pgoens
eperite @rPnie al oct fra 9ammel
Eio befienote SoltefieIo. S 1869
fonbt man 7 npe Sfiprp Der, %
buori SpIuet eap gooe 6orbaabnin.
ger; men bisie blep Dog life oreoet
iaa lenge. SuititSraaO @Sienorop
beretter, at Ser fra gamnel SiO bar
o9ret mango Sfiprp uoe / Siifum,
og iom pe0 i'm Sr1bplanfning og Sor.
temring pioner ON bsi g@Ioe. Son
nGpner fpritieatge al bisie bells bs.
ren6e til Sfarra, bells til &olbergba.
gen. SEQ Sfarra9ruberne Itoo belle
anlGgget gobt enoog / forrige aar-
b1n0reoe.
Ser Sfotselpen, bpor ieg Dor, par
oct gamIe Sa5iel Sernperf mber
8aaroen Suler. Set blep anlogt
1850, poa iamme Sio iom SosieI
8rltber (Inoer 8aaroen SasieD blep
flnone. 9ette / i'm Sib ioa prooufs
tipe anlpg bleo iganeint al Rente.
meter Eeoer 8ibe, SoI0er cSoban
@aarmann, Sogo Gbriitian Wageien
og 8or9ermeiter Sans 6. Stoffletb.
Otter at oi8ie Mtpnb bopbe anpenot
Ell itor Sum Genge paa arbeioet, og
Song SreOrif ben 3bie par blet be.
fienot meb oct itorartebe Soretagen.
De, gap ban @ertet grioilegier iom
enbtut tntet anlPg bapbe Der / San.
oct. Get fit fuIo Sispoiitionsret
oper 9~itgselpen me6 9ammer, Sos
Ter og Sanofalo I'll InIPg al Smels
teopne, Snnre, Eufperf, Mosopne,
og eIlerS bpa0 iom belit til Sriitens
6remme. 8ern9it Het til / 4 0tils
Smfreos of opisge anben Wfalm, iom
funbe lette Smeltningen al 6en baar.
De Sasielmalm. 9esuben ifulOe 10
al De acknowledgements @oarbe bore
forpIigtebe til for biQtg Detailing at
fisre for 8erfet. arbeiberne peo
8erfet blep iritagne for ale fonge.
Iige 9proer, og ale @arer iom ino.
fsrtes til @erfets grug Ifuloe gao
tolofrit. Oct foneelige grep iluttet
meo bisie Orb: "8erfet oil Dog in.
gen geIiiguelie sipe uben SUBS
nanbige Siplp og giitanb oa bertil
lamb 8uosfrpgt og oct FER til bans
9Gre."
Sblanbt be isIeenbe Giere al
Sernoerfet n9pnes Sberit Sruihlers
aroinger, asiesior @eidarots Gnfe,
iamt benbes Son, Ger / 1745 iolgte
belle anIGgget til Safob 0eumann.
s oennes Samilie forbIeo BET til
1909, % asiesior 9oQet fjsbte oct
meo ale tiQiggenbe gienbomme for
10000 RiSsbaler. - Sasieloerfet
bar iaaleoes Stiitets isrite og iterite
anlgg meb Sabrifoirfiombeo, % par
| De offentlige 8looe meset roicnbe
omtalt. Oct Ieoerebe ale Slaes gro.
be Sernparer, Spaber, &rer, Blog.
iern Suner, Stegepanoer, @aiiel.
lern, 8rpber, Spiser etc.
S 1887 iolgte ben Goaetife Sami-
lie gertet til et inf aompani for IT,.
600 Speci0aler. Wen mislig geItp.
relie, ubeloige anl9s o. altior itore
Spefulationer gioroe al BET sif oper.
itpr me0 Iriiten, JON nh / IPngere
Sio bar Iisget nebe. s bisie Gage
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
Gu isrgclig SrnSelie.
"Sur

Gu isrselig SrnSelie. "Sur
ortrent igO aar ftoen," itrroer
DIR. Better Ripptirg ira aintpre,
q. Q. "faI6t Dor oengang ire aor
golnIe Etge ne0 ira er Gtol og bteo.
boor beipnoerIigt set emo IpOer, lao
~iortrsbIet, at bum / ct belt gtor uront.
re trpbe paa 9Gn6er og Ssooer Ing ct
lioet Barn. Oct ocr i6rgeLigt at ie
benbe. $ BEN Gt6 tog ieg berbe tiG
ilere 2Gger, me- tngeu trnoe gisre
roget for 6er0e. gu Sen rQaoebe cs
Su til at 6r1tge 9eres ahritu. Seq
fi6rte ferrter Rd III Ggerrten OF
tisbte TO SLATER Of Sen, o9 oor Eue
$ige bleo htlOitpnoig beIbrebet os
er mi ioa ItGrf o8 trif, at bum bieI-
per fin Rober ureH oft Slrsarbetbe.~
Or. Teters R1rrifo bor 6rogt
SunbbeSerS SoLitin ms / mongt et
SorgenS Stem. SuftnSer har be.
uionet bette. Sgr &c i1tger 4Sotbs-
Per 0te6tctr. SpectaI Agerter for
Ituffer sen. Sois Sc life fierSer no
ger 4gerrt, iaa FIRM III gre-gferne,
Or. Geter Gobrreo & Cons 60.
1875 60. Sopue Gbe-. 96cugo,
81 E
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-05-20
Chopin Reptn, Cabin, Cecil Rbo.

Chopin Reoin, Cabin, Gecil Rbo.
0e5.
8i me0oeIer 9iiten me0 alt 6or.
bcbolo. I'll Oenne fan forsortg fste5
islgeroe ROroboer: gmaIo, libel
NorOraaf, Senrif 8ergeIano.
&icrorOt5 "Mfeoi3tni6es ans Ser
8eltgeihiebte" nPpuer finn to Der.
Toner iom opoe al 3ltberfuIoie: Sdil.
Ter o8 Sertltger al &eititaot Ora.
poIeon Den 6erite5 Ssn). "2'otgIon"
uar iOrreiten neppe noget Gent.
- Get piloe life opre uOer 2Srter.
este, tiaI0 no5en al bore Siitorifere
oiIOe rette eQer ilppIere Den open.
itaaeroe Site.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
. J. fl. Taylor for Surveyor

The News this week carries in it's announcement column that of J. H. Taylor, of Lapeer, Lapile township, for the off je of surveyor of Union county, subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic primary next March. Mir. Taylor is a na- tive of this county and we'll known to big majority of the vote S of this township and we bespeak for him a fair consideration of his claims by the voters of the rest of the county. This end of the coun- ty needs a citizen in this office as it has been impossible to secure the services of this official many times in this section when they were needed badly. MT. Taylor promises to give prompt and con- scientious service if nonored with the office. Remember his candi- dacy when you vote.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
ARKANSAS STATE FAIR
Big Things of Patti liar Statewide Interest
 ai the 1913 Expedition

Never in the history of the Ark- ansas State Fair has there been so many big features designed to ap- peal especially to Arkanaas and to the loyalty and patriotism of the people of the state. More than ever before will the coming exposi- tion be an Arkansas fair.
 First and foremost the new flag of Arkansas, one of the most beau tiful state emblems in all the eoun- try, will be duly christened and officially uufurled at the opening ceremonies, with a big spectacular patriotic pageant and display.
 The model of the battleship Ark ansas, the greatest sea fighting machine afoat. will be on exhibit in charge of naval guard of honor from the navy department. The model is l8 feet long and affords a splendid idea of the mightiness of the craft.
 The county exNibits from every section of the state will be an in- dustrial and agricultural contest in which the soil and productiveness of very county of the state will vie the honors.
 The boys and girls corn and can hing clubs vii bring together the boys and girls of the state who are interested in the study of agricul- tural-the men and women of the future who will make the state fair.
 There are many other features of particular state interest. the students live stock judging contest, the state and county poultry com petition with many special cash prizes and trophies for Arkansas products.
 This of all years. should be the one in which the people of Arkan- sas should manifest their interest in the state as reflected through the 1913 Arkansas State Fair.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11

He served this district a number of years as it's Circuit Judge in which capacity he served so well and satisfactory to the people, and with such dignity, justice and honor to the bench, that he was accorded the honor of being one of the rest jurlst that eyer graces a bench in Arkansas.
 He is a lawyer of high ability. and as an authority. on judicial matters he ranks among the best lawyers in the state. That hls administration of justice would be a fair and impartial one. nobody doubts, and his capabfity IS un= questioned.
 The voters are urged to giveJudge Smiths claims the fullest con- sderation in the selection of a sue cessor to John Hays at the Nov ember primary.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
Young Couple Married.

A surprise wedding took place at the Methodist parsonage at 9 o'loek last Friday niaht when Rev. J. R. Rushing performed the sere- mony which joined in wedlock Miss Fannie MeCulIer to MT. Neeley E. King. It had been rumored several times lately that they were to marry but the fumors were not taken seriously. The bride is the young est daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Neel McCuller anu a charming girl while the groom is an energetic employee in the Union Saw Mill company's shops. We extend con gratulations.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
Elect New Library Board.

At the annual meeting of citizens held at the library on last Monday night the following were elected as the library board for the coming year: Mrs. 0. T. Thompson. Mrs DIM. Clowney, Rev. w. T. King Rev. J. R. Rushing. c. T. Thomp- son and E. L. Ware. This board will meet next Monday night at the library and organize by ,3ecting their officers.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

ST. Lotus. lRor MouHrfIN & SOUTHERN
 LITTLE ROCK & MONROE RY. South North 6;20 a. m Huttig E. @ 3:2z D. m 8.25 a. m.-=. Monroe ...-... l 50 pm.
 LOCAL.
 Leaves Arrives l2:35 p. m. Huttig - HAS p. m. ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN & SOUTHERN
 FBRMERvILLE & SOUTHERN BY. North South $50 d rn. ... Huttig 3;55 p. m 4:30 a. m. . Farmerville 5:o0 p. m
 LOCAL. lo:l5 a. m. ......==.= Huttig ......#=2:25 p. m. Arrives Monday. Wednesday, and Fri- day from Monroe and goes to Farmer vile
 Arrives Tuesday. Thursday and Satur- day from FarmerVille and goes to Mon roe.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
LODGE DIRECTORY.

ROWLAND LODGE No 594 F. & A. M.meets every second and fourth Satur- day evenings at Z50 o'clock. Visiting Masons always welcome.
 F o. MAHoNY. W. M. D. F. CoLLETr. Sec'y. HOWARD CHAPTER. No. f22. R. A. M.-meets every first and third Thurs day evening at Masonic hall. Visiting companions welcome.
 DE CoL1ETr, H. p. C. A. BERRY, Seey.
 HUTTIG CHAPTER No. 52o, Order of the Eastern Star. meets every first and third Friday evening at z:5o o'clock. Visiting brothers and sisters welcome.
 Mas. A. F. LUCAS, w. M. Mas. L. G. GIBSON. Seo'y. HUTTtG LODGE No. 548 I. 0. 0. F. meets every Tuesday evening. Visiting brethern cordially invited to attend.
 I. P. MHLsTEAD, N. G. J. E. GREER. Secy.
 HUTTtG REBEKAH LODGE No =66. meets every Monsay night at z. 50 0 clock Visitors arc invited.
 Mas. l. E. GREER. N c. HATTIE E. SAKE. 5EoY. SWEET BAY. CAMP No. All w. 0. w. meets every first and third Saturday eve nings. Visitors made welcome.
 c. P. PRYOR, c. C. J. C. BRIDGES, Clerk.
 SWEET BAY GROVE. No. l45. w. c, meets every second and fourth Fri day nights in each month. Visitors are always welcome.
 MRs. C. A. MoCoRm1oK, Guardian. MRs. J. C. BRIDGES. Clerk.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
Causes Further Talk.

Because so many people are telling their experience with Hunts Lightning Oil for Headaches. Rheu- natism. Neuralgia. etc.. others are lead to give it trial. and are con- yineed lmmediatly of it's merits os a pain killer. Are you yet to be convinced? Ask the Druggist.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11

ROWLAND LODGE No. 594 F. & A. M meets every second and fourth Satur- day evenings at Z50 o'clock. Visiting Masons always welcome.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
peatLer Forecast.

Colder with rains causing Rheu- matic pains. Hunts Lightning Oil stops all aches and pains wheth- CT from Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Cuts, Burns or Bruises. The quickest liniment known. 25c and Soc bottles. All Druggist.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
Shortage of Dairy Cows.

Much is written and said about the dairy COW. and to some the term may be confusing. The dairy COW we are interested in most is the plain unpretentious old COW on the farm that furnishes milk and butter for tns anllly. Sn7 .s ~s s-.t filuae
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
We Have Teen Especially Pleased With the Character and sour- ces of the compliments recent
 ly paid our store.
We Have Teen

Repeatedly has it been said by visitors unquestionably qualified to express them selves, upon the subject. THAT NO other large collection of furniture in this section is of such uniform merit, or as widely representative of the really best sources or offers more generous measures of VALUE at the prices asked.
 An official tour of inspection and in- vestigation, just completed through the principal stores and shops of the larger eastern cities, gives us the best of reasons for believing these comments have been sincere and well founded, Careful oom- parisons make us more proud than ever of our store, and confirm our belief that nowhere can furniture and accessories be purchased to better advantage than here.
 Our buyer has just returned from his Eastern trip, where he bought the largest stock we have ever had These goods will be coming in from day to day. 50 our store will be full of bright new goods. We most cordially invite you to write US about your HOME wants and to look through our various exhibits. when you are in Monroe. whether or not you may desire to buy.
The Huttig news., 1913-10-11
C. ". Smith for Circuit Ju iqs.

The announcement of Judge c. w. Smith as candidate for Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, subject to the primary election to be held November lst, appears in today's News.
 Judge Smith is too well known to the people of Union county to need any introduction at our hands.