The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-08

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bound Wyom;ng.-..1Gey..le Press a2d
Eanner. And We have al sometn;Gs
to say aboGt The foolish Questions pg>
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Andrew R. Gillian, son of !. Jack
Gillian the ba! Der, aaI Jennie Belle
King were married en- Thursday night
! Of last week. Andrew, whose nick
name is Sag" b. which everybody
knows lim, is barber in his fathers
shop, ard a good ore, like his father,
as re is chip off the Old block His
bride is the granddaughter o. tae we'll
known "old man Charley King Of
Lindsay Hill, and tie contracting par
ties are among the leaders Of the bet
| ter class of their race
1t ought to be the duty OF someone
to take official notice of a case
cruelty to animals such as came un-
der observation in this city on Sun
day in the driving Of horse which
seemed to ave had a broken leg
from the way he dragged it through
the mud as tle poor dumb animal was
not able to make it stand the weight.
SUD-. cases should be looked after.
Societies for the prevention Of cruelty
to animals ought to DE busy eTery-
where.
Anderson college is the youngest OF
tne Baptist colleges. II is now in its
third year. James P. k!nard, an
educator OF renown, native Souta
| Carolinian, is president OF this VIC
mans college Remarkable growth
! as marked its history. C. Keys
in the State CT Sunday writing cf the
Baptist State convention now in sas-
sion in Charleston. w. H Hunt is a
trustee of the college, and Of the
Greenville Female college. R. Y.
Leavell of Furman university, and Jno.
NJ. Kinard o. the Baptist hospital.
Last week our local reporter wrote
Henry Patrick went to Columbia
Sunday and carried Governor Blease
q % pound gobbler for t.is Thanks
giving dinner" II e type setter
misread the word "gobbler" and it
was printed cabbage We make this
correction in justice to Mr. Patrick S
good taste and the governors ap-
petite, as well as for the purpose Of
correcting the impression THAT we are
claiming the worlds cabbage cham
pionsnip for Marlboro.-iPee Dee Ad-
yocate Tat beats us.
Alan Johnstone, of the Columbia
par, who as a student of Newberry
college was once president of the as
sociation, spoke on Some Reasons
for College Journalism" Mr.. John
stone declared t2at college magazines
had gotten beyond the stage whe1
they were mere puerile exercises and
!. ad come to mean something of real
value in this workaday world He
urged that the meeting Of l1e asso-
cation ''te more Of a consultation Oil
college magazine problems and not
an audience for outside speakers with
long-winded advice. From the Co.
lumbia Records account Of college
editors in session December 3.
Secretary Bryan announced yester-
day that government agents, after a
thorough investigation, had been un-
able to learn tnat any work was be-
ing done anywhere in this country IN
1.-THE construction of loreign warshlps
!or parts thereof-Dispatdi. from
Wash1n gton, 3rd. Instead OF giving
Bryan credit for his reticence some
newspapers are scoring him for not
telling everything. If he talked they
would condemn him for that. Bryan
is wise man, and he attends to tae
business of mis- office, Notwithstanding
the adverse opinions of his critics IN
their labored efforts to injure lin in
the eyes of the populace, watch they
fail in doing.
Certain newspapers are criticislng
! Bryan for refusing to allow the same
privileges lor which they condemned
Hobson. And those newspapers are
abusing him for his silence on impor-
tant matters when they praised Lind
| for not talking. There are many peo-