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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-26
THE DAY IN CONGRESS
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4 y. y. y. y. * * y s. s. * *
Washington, June 25.-Day in con-
gress:
Senate:
Met at noon.
Banking committee favorably re-
ported Senator Ovens bill for federal
control Of stock exchanges. j..
Senator Burton presented a minori-
ty report assailing appropriations In
the river and harbor bill, ,
Adjourned at $3.50, p. NJ. to noon
Friday.
House: f
Met at noon.
Debate was resumed on the sundry
civil bill.
Passed sundry civil .bill.., carrying
s107. 900. goo.
Adopted conference report on ae-
ricuiture appropriation bill, 49,.
Instructed house conferees on ler.
islation appropriation bill to- support
reduction Of mileage allowance of
Senators to five cents !. mile each
way y-onee q season. ~
Mile allowance questions to repre-
sentatives deferred until tomorrow.
Adjourned at $3.50 p. M. until II a.
m : Friday -. - -
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CRITICIsE NEwLANDg BILL
objection Raised That Trade AIeasure
Not Suff1efantIy: :,

Washington. June 25.-With the
opening today Of debata 81 the he New S
lands trade commission bill, the firht
began to put the administration anti.
trust program through the Senate,
On motion OF Senator Newiands the
trade cQmmission Nmeasure was MADE
the Mnfintahea business. with nn
agrsement that ITS Consideration
should not tntersssS with szpproprias
ton bills. ss5aS .SsssR So, G.
Senator Cummins introduced ave
amendments to the bill processing. to
add prQhibitions against interlockins
direeforsSes and holding companies.
withsthas trade cofnaisBion resp6nsf,
E blA for their enforcsm6pt. ssa.A 4
Todays debate, sEantgred about tshe,
section OF the bill making uunfair
competition" illegal. and authorizing
the proposed commission to prevent
prices amounting to unfair competi-
ton" Senator McCumber said the
section would force the commission
to prescribe standard OF business
morals" and to enforce the standard.
Senators Borah and Reed questioned
the constitutionality OF the provision.
Senator Newlands defended Il, as.
serting that the term unfair compe-
tition" hsd a generally recognized
meaning. 81 IS -Isfs,' = IS,
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and cake at the home OF Mr.. id
Ragsdale next Saturday afternoon he
ginning at $3.50 o'clock.
Miss Amanda Burts, who was on
Grated on for appendicitis at the 80
lumbia hospital last week, ia I'm prov
iES rapidly. Sne will probably ne
aoie to ,scome home within the next
ten days.
Claude F. Martin. candidate for,
county supervisor, was in Honea Path
today In the interest OF his race. He
ts highly pleased with the encourage
ment he Is receiving and feels conf
dent OF receiving handsome vote.
DR.. J. F. Wilson. Of indianapolis,
Ind, is spending few days in Honea
Path with the family Of Mr. T. J.
Gated here for some time and has
many friends who are always glad to
greet him. r
Mr. Stevens who has had the con-
tract for. building q nice residence
for Misses Ida and Ello Brock, has
begun work on the building and hopes
to have Il ready for occupancy with
in a short while, 1t will be a pretty
home and Is planned for comfort and
convenience. -4ti{ 7
Mrs. J. C. Gossett. who hs- been
seriously Ill for, several weeLi, was
carried to Columbia hospital yester7
day morning: where she will, spend
some time under the care of spec
ialist. Her many friends sincerely
hope that she will find relief. She
was accompanied to Columbia by DIR.
Edgar Donnald and Mrs. r. X. Cos
sit.
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The itinerary for the state cam
paign Is as follows:
.Mnrion-Thursday,. June %.
Conway-FrIday, June 26. Il.
Saturday. June %. .'
Bishopyile.-Tuesday. June 30.
Darlington-Monday. June 80.
Benn ettsville-Wednesday,J July 1.
Chesterfield-Thurs July 9.
Camden-Friday, July 3.
Columbia-Saturday July 4.
Lexington-Thursda July ..
Saluda-Friday, July 10.
Edgef1eld-Saturday. July H.
Aiken-Tuesday. July IA.
Bamberg-Wednesday. July 15.
Barnwell-Thursday. July 16.
Hampton-Friday. July II.
Beanfort-Saturday, July 18.
Observation-Disclosures July %.
Charleston--Friday; July, "a.
St. George-Tuesday. 28.s
Observation-Disclosures July 90.
st. Matthew-Thursday. July 80.
Wlnnsboro-Monday. August 3.
Chester-TMesday, August 4.
Lancaster--Wednesday, August 81,
Yorkville-Thursday, August g. &,
Gaffney-F'rtday, Z August S:7. g
spartanburg- Saturday, August 8. /
Union--Tuesday, August IL. X
Newherry-Wednesday, August II.
Laurens-Thursday. August 13.
,Greenwood-Friday, August IA.
Abbeyille-Saturday, August is. :
Anderson-Monday. August II.
Walhalla-Tuesday. August 18.
Pickens-Wednesday. August 10.
Greenville-Thursda August 80.
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OFFICERS CHOSEN
Tarheel Newspaper Men Conclude
Meeting ut Beach.

Wilmington N. c.. June 25-Cop-
cluding two days business sessions
with an address tonight by Norman
Hapgood. Of New York, the North
Carolina Press Association in its 42nd
annual convention today elected Of
ficers as follows:
President w. G. Hammer. Ashboro; !;
first vice-president, James H. Cow
and Wilmington: second fice.presi-
dent. Bien H. Butler, RaefOrd;f third
vicepresident. r. E. Britton. Raleigh; !;
secretary and treasurer, ]. B. Sheriff.,
Concord; historian B. II. Depries,
Shelby; orator, Stanford Martin, Win
ston-Salem; poet, William: Laurie Hill.
Charlotte. u. ~
Tomorrow the editors go for an
outing down the Cape Fear river as
gueBts Of the Southport Commercial
Association with vigit to the army
posts at.Fort Caswell.
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90 o.oo 90 10000 90
HONEA PATH.
o Q O 5000 900 o 0 0 q
(The' Chronicle


(The Chronicle)
Mir. Fl B. Hicks, CT Woodruff. was
IN the city for a few hours today.
He 1s now practicing law. having
opened An office at Woodruff few
days ago. He Is associated with the
firm OF Nichols & Nichols OF Spar
tanburg. Mr. Hicks has entered the
race for the legislature from Spartan
burg county and his friends say he
VIII be elected by big majority.
Mr.. J. T. Ousts. one of the leading
farmers of the Kirksey section of
greenwood county, committed suicide
iHesasy morning at o'clock by
shooting himself In the head. The
report Of the apistol was heard A.,
members Of the; family and they found
his body about five minutes after the
shot had been fired. Mr.. QUITS WAS
about 81 years .old and leaves a wife
and eight children. Ill health is sup
posed to have been the cause of his
tragic death.
The members of Crayton Camp.
Woodmen OF the World, gave a de-.
I tlighfful ice cream festival in the hall
at Crayton on! the evening of June
18th. The evening was pleasantay
spent. Besides the members and
their wives, daughters. and sweet
hearts. number Of the people. of the
community were present. -" y.
Mr. c. P. Shirley. Of Charlotte. N.
G, spent Sunday with relatives in
Honea Path. He holds position
with the Southern Power company, ;.
Prof. A. C. Daniel and Miss Il
:Aullvwill be married at Clinton today.
Messrs. Clyde MAnn and Otis Mattf-
son have gone. to Clinton to attend
'the wedding. $50 80. ~ -
Mr.. ia. Simpson and family, who
Honea Path fog a. number of years.
left this week. for Oxford, N. c..
where they will reside in the future.
Mr.. Simpson has purchased a largo
farm near Oxford and thinks he will
he highly pleased with that section Of
the country. They afedgooas citiE*ns
and the people here regret their de-
parture from. the. town. 80.
MrNM. H,aWflght land Hiss Mabel
Watefas wefM married atss sGpartanbnfg
yesterday afternoon, Hhe ceremony be-
ing t1fforiied hy atfiG BRIDES sfashsr;
It was a quiet home wedding, only
the immediate families OF the happy
couple being present The groom Ia
we'll known Citizen. Of This place
ana stands hssh I'm ths .sooiaisand bhs-
fness E'affaifS d tl@ town. . He iaSs q
.n1eihbar 0f tha Afm OF M. BssWrightt&
H9nea PATH having taught in 1.-The
graded school. here for the past, two
years. She made many. friends dur
ing her tstN here awhot are delighted
that she Is 20 make this her pefpna-
nent home. IS Is. =: - 4 /, 81 G.
Earl Dunlap and iiia sfster. Miss
Ruth Dunlap, OF, Hartsyille. are visit
ing relatives if1 Honea Path. !,
Miss Kathleen hEAttison and her
wood, are suests of theft grandfather.
Rev.. M. McGeo. sSs
The BafAca class ;of the Bakers
Greek, Sunday school will 5sell cream
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Advertised Letters,

Following Is the list of letters re.
naming uncalled for the postoffice al
Anderson, s. c., for the week ending
June "a. 1914. Persons calling for
these will please say they are advertis-
ed. One cent postage due on all ad-
vertised mail.
Al. c. Arnold, Icey Anderson, Mrs.
S. ]. Ackley. Mrs. S. A. Ayers.
BIT. W. Bobi. Mrs. M. A. Brown.
Mrs. Lena Bergers. Frank J. Burns,
Florence Bailey, E. L. Baily, E. F..
Browne.
&C. Craft, J. C. Clark, Ida Cunning
ham. Lindsey Cade, UrfelILee Cobb.
E-Chas. English. Lessfe Elms.
Ethel FELTON,, Arthur Farmer.
G-Julia GaImon, Lucy :. Galloway,
Clyde Goforth, Carl Grant. Joseph C.
Gibson. jesse T. Greene, Julius Gils-
worth. 8. T. CAN'T.
HAS. Hall, Calvin Harmon, Will
Holling, Mrs. w. S. Herring, Mrs. Lea
Harris. Sallie Harper. Rock Hall, Mrs.
May Hendrix. George Hull la,s. Geo.
Howell. Mrs. Bell Harris.
John Jones Especially. Anna ia
cob. :,
K-A. L. Keller, ". D. Kirby. -
L-Mrs. A. l.. Leverett, A. G. Lewis,
:. GCwio, n. II. bouS,, JOnn Lee, Ed
Lopad. Luther Lovelist. Luthery ee,
Cavil1a Giles.
M-Clara Murphy Carrie Mamel.
O-J. L. Oswald Jr.
P-W. D. Prince Andrew Prince. .
R-James Rycker. ]. NJ Rogers.
S-Wiliam Staten. T. Shepord, Mrs.
Lulas Simpson, DR.. C. D. Strickland,
Mrs. Arthur Southeland. John Suttles.
Geo. Turnipseed. Pirl Thacker.
V-Mrs. Annie Vaughn.
VIC. NJ. Waynick. Carry Wilford,
James Watson, Lawrence White. REM
Walker, Mrs. S. H. Wilson j. L.. Will
SON..
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DIPL0Mxs PRRsENrEbi
Sixty. One v. M. L. Graduates Have
Ctfam6neeYaAnt. a. - s.4,S 81

y Lexington, Yea SIqpe 25.--Sixty-onH
graduates aAf ssafea VffEihtR Military
|Inltitutes fecEiyed' thsirS Sdfht0rnab aE
final confieHc Cement c9re refnonfes to-,
day. Governor Stuart presented the:
Jacksoa Hope medals TO the first two
graduates W. G. H<btsn +. of GLENN
Falls. n. g.. Ind THWs Winner of''
The Cincinnati msda vas won 81 :!
de- Z. Lowreystof Tampa. FsG., and lthsjj
French mathematics medal ~ Henry,
B. Holmes, Jr. Of Newport News.s
The class valedictorian was Henry
B. Holmes Jr., Of Kenzelltown. va. I:
|; Rice u. Y0uell OF Notion. va, re.!
cetved; the app ointment of second iieuss
tenant IA She gnsted ss3fatss army. q;
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Mere Camp I. follower 4 8
s, Says , ,Wlilliatn, ] 4 I .! ( G. Irby
~. { Continued from page I, M

candidate for. governor. dealing along
new iines with the issues :of the. cam
.paign, brought him several addition
al lunches. Of flowers and much. ,apz
plause. He, however. devoted much
of. his tima to compulsory education.
Nj. LtSmith and: Manning were ;alsc
we'll received here. ,-55 -
i About halt the campaign cArty left
here tonight for Conway, where the
meeting will. be held tomorrow. The
fstns2nsHEs men5 5efss sgo through the
is9nntry M Automobiles eaflgt 8bmor@
stFs9ws { . ~ ts a
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Nothing of stronger Significance
has happened here in recent months
than the announcement of Mr.. John
a. McGill that he is going into the
Wholesale business. Just a little ov-
er year ago he entered the retail
business. We wish him much success
In his new venture. He made good as
2 farmer and now as a merchant.
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't The retiring of E. p. Vandiver from
the IF & Nd" bank was not surprise.
1t does not remove him from business
activity: He has been a power In the
bank and in the city. and he will not
slow up in his activities but will
specialize. He is a useful citisen.
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TELEPHONES.

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ANOTHER INVITATION
Carranza Receives AOtller Friendly
Note From Niagara Falls.


Saltillo. Mex, June 24.-Via Laredo,
Tex, June 25.-General Carranza ra,
ceived here today another telegram
from the Niagara mediatcrs renewing
the invitation for the constitutional
lists to send representatives to the me-
diation conference The terms Of
the note were not given out, but It
was understood that the tone was
friendly.
Constitutionalist officials here TO-
day were most optimistic that the me-
diators would act with justice toward
the constitutionalists. General Car.
ranza. 1t was announced, will reply
to the latest message from the media
tors on Saturday from. Monterey.
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Clemson college seems to be get
ting IN the work. Farmers over the
state are taking interest in better
ways of farming as told by the Glenn
son publicists.
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An alarm to show the presence OF
vapor from leaking gasoline pipes In
garages has been invented by an
Englishman. j,s,S a 80 !
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The Weather.

Washington June 25.--Forecast:
South Carolina: local Thunderstorm
ers Friday: Saturday generally fair
continued warm.
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The Sunny South. You bet it is.

GID Odluluoy HCuSIdIly
continued warm.
The Sunny South. You bet 1t is.
Thunder and lightning every where
but not drop of rain.
Well. anderson has started out to
break up another League.
Candidates are now in order-for
umpire for league games here.
The London suffs would surely en-
10y South Carolina campaign.
Thefe ate several colleges on the
Anderson club. splendid young fell
lows. f:i
;.nii49 .
Ty Cobb would feel little bit put
out II some Jury would hand him
wallop.
The State Bankers association has
done itself proud to elect Lee Holle-
man secretary again.
Young Harrington Godfrey is get.
ting the glad hand from the press
ssas ovor the state. 80
Greatest' objection to hot weather is
that newspapers have TO- keep on being
vnadn Atrpk thn con,o
taN III, ;E1S %
President Wilson hits the golf ball
too hard sor comfort Of some Of the
stymies In Washington.
we would rather be almost anybody
else than Chairman John Gary Ev-
ans. He has the mean Job.
o
In Mississippi they cure prisoner
on a hunger strike-by letting the
striker have his way and die.
rGn'i" -
We like that suggestion of John T.
West for the legislature. but 1t
Is almost too good to be true.
We trust that the Anderson fire
1addies will go down to Greenwood
next year and mop up all the prizes
in tho tournament.
President Wilson will not visit this
state on July 4th. He was to speak at
Cheraw. but his Office work will not
pArnff him IN Jaav.
There was great excitement in
Greenville yesterday over the tennis
matches. No wonder the ball game
crowd was so slender.
The, third congressional district
campaign Will be pulled off in water
melon season. We suppose that pie"
will also be on the menu.
Io-
We wish ProfaClinkscales would
advertise Anderson O little hit and
tell the folks that the frat Office he
ever held was school commissioner OF
this county.
The Southern Express company cut
the, ratesron things 1t couldn't get
to handle. That reminds us of the
campaign harangues Of some poll
ticiAns. They obscure the big things
with ,bugaboo issues.
Is is rumofed that Mr.. r. A. Cooper.
fofpersonsi reasons. may retire from
thaTace for governor. His recent be-
reayenent has brought him many con-
solihs messages from his many
frIsnds. He was about the best quail
ifsd hans5b Che race to- be governor
of3a atat but he is Handicapped In
tnehmpaign.
Il sII -
Anderson. suffers q distinct loss in
thegremoval Of DR.. Lee Sanders, who
10; not only O. surgeon without d su.-
I peripf In the state. but was working
mt some plans for. tho betterment Of
theshaalth OF the colored people. and
the hhalth OF community depends
! upon sthe health Of every individual,
/, xteA ehumble. +.4s 81: =, ~ x, ;ts.-
81 ,si n
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Thunder and lightning every .wher
but not drop Of rain.
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Well, Anderson has started out
break up another league.
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Candidates are now in order-fol
umpire for league games here.
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STATE CAMPAIGN

o o o o o o o o o o
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Anderson suffers distinct loss in
thegFemoval Of DR.. Lee Sanders. who
10 not only o surgeon without b su.-
peripf in the state. but was working
ntgs6me plans for. tho betterment Of
theshealth OF the colored people. and
the shhalth Of q community depends
B upon 1.-The health Of every individual,
xieH rehumble.+ -,,ss,;;;; ~ X t5.-
8 IN !. s. a. d y
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-26

We like that suggestion of John T.
West for the legislature. but 1,
Is almost TOO good to be true.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-26

In Mississippi they cure a prisoner
on a hunger strike-by letting the
striker have his way and die.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-26

We trust that the Anderson fire
1addies will go down to Greenwood
next year and mop up all the prizes
in tho tournament.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-26

y The London sufrs would surely en-.
Joy South Carolina campaign.
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President Wilson will not visit this
state on July 4th. He was to speak at
Cheraw. but his Office work will not
permit him to leave.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-26

We wish Prof.aClinkscales would
advertise Anderson q little hit and
tell the folks that the first office he
ever held was school commissioner OF
this county.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-26

There was great excitement In
Greenville yesterday over the tennis
matches. No wonder the ball game
crowd was so slender.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-26

We would rather be almost anybody
else than Chairman John Gary Ev-
ans He has the mean Job.
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The, third congressional distric
campaign will be pulled off in water
melon season. We suppose that pie
will also be on the menu.
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Greatest' objection to hot weather Is
that newspapers have to! keep on being
made Just the same. l.e
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President Wilson hits the golf ball
too hard sor comfort Of some Of the
stymies In Washington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-12
asEPTEMRER MORN. 2

That effervesccnt musical comedy
direct from its tremendous Chicago
success has been secured by Mana
gen Deshon for one night, Friday,
October 16. 1t has been called the
successful fun show with tuneful jim
giles due to so many catchy airs and
popular dances. The cast includes
such musical comedy stars as Leo
Greenwood, Hazel Shannon, Adclyn
Estoe, VIM. Cameron, John Patton,
Fred Du Rofs and forty-seven others.
Among the many popular airs that
are being humued and sung all over
Chicago are: when d Little Boy
Loves a Little Girl" in Berlin, /"
".Oh! You September Morn" I've q
Girl In Every Town." "Everybody's
Tango Crazy" "a Spare-rib from the
Butcher Shop of Life" Beautiful
Dreams I'm Dreaming" THE Sun
Shade Girl" .sWhere is the Pleasure
in Wine and Song II the Woman is
Not There?" Seat sale starts next
"Wednesday at a. III.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-12
CURE
.HEBDAGHE,G'.IQ':|!L..Ds,
CONSTIPATION !! |. !
TONIGHT! CLEAN YOUR BOWELS
AND STOP HEADACHE, COLDS, a
SOUR STOMACH.


Take Cascarct tonight to cleanse
your liver, stomach and bowels, and
you will surely feel great by. morn
ing. You men and women who have
headache, coated tongue, bad cold,
are bilious, nervous, upset, bothered
with sick, gassy, disordered stom-
ach, or have backachc and feel all
worn out. Are you keeping your
bowels clean with Cascarets-or
merely forcing a passageway every
few days with salts, cathartic pills
or castor oil?
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the excess bile
from the liver and carry off the con-
stipatcd waste matter and poison
from the bowels.
Remember, Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning. =
10-cent box from your druggist
means healthy bowel action; a clear
lead and cheerfulness for months.
Don't forget the children.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-12

= - - NJ itfd
teen old unit d they are essed an
1871 at 315t 100 o. 900. y 4
Y In51 $50 under Il he last ID Democratic
assessment. these corporation were
assessed only $22 .437,000.
Under the new plan the B.. e 9.
ltailroad Company alone Is assessed
$4,000, 900, nearly four times as
much as all these corporations pail
5-,ader the Democratic plan. Under
he Democratic plan in 1896 the
'armcr. and small home owner paid
taxes amounting to $406.740. III
t912 under tile new plan they paid
only $4,000. WI
The Republicans gave Us the Bud
get law. Saving needless appropria-'
tions.
Created The Tax Commissioners
3tficc, saving the state by its opera
ions hundreds Of thousands of dol
lars. ga
Gave us the public accounting
system which has exposed the rob-
berry Of the tax payers by the county
fec system and which will lead to a
county salaries law
Gave us the non-partisan Board
II Control. another big saving in the
intelligent and busincss-like han
Hing OF /, the various state institu-
Abolition Of the fec system in all
state offices. The Secretary Of State
lnder the Democratic plan formerly
got for his work in fees from 500
900 to $4,000 per year. The Audi
tor and other state officers were
growing rich at the expense of the
tax payers. Now they draw fair sal
aries and the state saves the differ
Fence. We are now paying under the
fec system some sheriffs in this state
as much. as the Auditor, the Cover
nor, the Secretary Of State, the At
torney Gencralss'and Treasurer all
get. 4 This is On outrage upon COM
mon dcccncy andsif am elected9;o
the Senate, as 1stnink ] shall belt
will be my greatest purpose to- help
pass the county salaries lave. Sradl-
eating the robber fee system.
Most all of these progressive
measures have been advocating for
years in the newspaper have been
editing. I believe in them. All
those who believe in these measures
Should not be contcntcd to simply
vote for me at the polls in Novcm-
her, but should work for my election.
am making a personal sacrifice in
seeking this office. From business
standpoint it would be far better 70.
me to stay at home with my business
than to go to Charleston, but some
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