The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-03
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Scptus. July 2.-Wc believe now as
We have always believed that mud
singing is wrong in any political
campaign 1t matters not from which
side IL comes. Let all candidates
discuss issues that in some way Of
feet the people either way, state or
national.
In the present senatorial campaign
we do not think that either Mr.. Pol
lock or MIR. Jennings are doing them =
selves or their cause any good by al
ways being on Bleasc with both feet
In fact we do not believe that either
Pollock or Jennings have any more
idea Of going to the United States SEN
ate than We have of spending tho 4th
OF July on the moon. 1t is believed
by some that these men are in the
race just to abuse Blcase and II mat
tcrs not whom we are supporting In
this race, we want to inform MIR. Pol
lock and MIR. jennings that they had
better stay OFF Of DleaYe's neck when
they get to the Piedmont il they want
to be heard for Fomc times they do
howl candidates down up here. Not
that we approve of 1t by any means.
Let our candidates discuss public
questions in the right way. and let our
PSOPiN ottSa t7i'bH6 &hVHi u iCopC'llut
hearing vote for the man that they
believe is: best qualified for the place
and all will be we'll with us. We
were in Anderson last Saturday, Mr.
Editor and intended to go around, to
The IntelligeDcer office ana sec YOU,
but after shaking hands with that
bunch Of candidates we were not able
to walk down. DO believe that we'll
have to offer for something ourselves
in self defense.
Miss Mime Mayc Casey OF Anderson
is spending few days with Misses
Saphronia and Ruby McAlister.
Miss Mamie Erskine OF Howe.
Texas. Is: here to spend several weeks
with her sister. Mrs. w. l.. Casey ana
OthaT relatives.
Women may come and women may
go but one thing sure the bargain
counter habit is here to stay.
No. Scptu3. hasn't any candidates
and TO he plain. VIC are not going to
be bothered with other people.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. G.. M.
Dalrymple and Mrs. j. G. Wallace are
very much improved, having been
quite sick with catarrhal fever for the
past several days.
The fellow who tries to go into Of.
flee this time on coat-tail swinging
had better look out that he's not rid,
ing in wagon with pine bark wheels.
Some people will even try to col
lect interest on the moral support
that they lend.
The many friends OF Mrs. Mamie
+. Ducworth are pleased to learn that
she is very much improved since go
Ing TO Atlanta for treatment and VIC
trust that this good woman will coon
be In her usual good health and back
at old Lebanon where she is SO bad
ly missed.
Mrs. A: NJ. McAlistcr was visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Kay
at Onkway some time ago and she in
forms us that they have Il Cal that Is
more than sixteen years OF age But
we are not surprised at "old Tom"i
living SO long for he IL in one OF thet
best houses to be found anywhere ands
besides the good people are both
great admirers of The Intelligencer,
and that might have something to dot
with prolonging Toms life.
In this day and time some ofTicers<
OF the law seem to think that they
must kill somebody before they ares
considered brave and the truth is not