The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, February 24, 1910, Image 1
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'THE PICKENS SENTINEL JOURNAL
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Ivntrroil April i!li, lOOIJ at I'iclioiiM, s. r. as nocoiut cIiimm matter, iiudercofoiiKrcMft of ill arch 3,1S71?
39th Year PICKENS. 8. C.. FEBRUARY 24, 1910. Number 40
How
Do You
Feed
lour
DO YOU KNOW just
tieed, and arc you ft
as required and in
nl
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r
Suppose you should put t
box, nail it up and place it in
pect tLeni to thrive and grow
Hardly !
Well, did it ever occur to y
badly mixed fertilizers you ar
tion up to your crops?offeri
shape that they can't get t0 jt
1 Fertilizers, to do your eroj
the soil waters. These are co
the surface during the day ai
and repassing the roots of the
contained in the water?and t
the plant can feed.
Therefore, when you buy
with the idea of furnishing fo
same principle tb^t you sho
stock. It should not oidy coi
Phosphoric Acid and Potash,
should be in soluble (or
of the fertilizer should he sik
absorb every particle of it, an
factured from materials that
food at one time, but furnish
A1- ^ '
me enure growing season.
This is the fertilizer you s
in only one way. It is impos:
this by the dry-mixing of rav
this at home with a shovel a
someone who Has made it the
ence being in the'quantity.
These materials must be gi
quires machinery costing tin
properly. They must then b
complete, you have a compc
exactly like every other ounc
part of which would contain
iittie Potash, while another
opposite?and all of it contain
not available.
Remember that tlio clicmic
test of its crop growing qual
verize lumps and by the use
the plant food : your cron i
You can take an ajce, brea
corn ; your mule can't.
Don't risk a crop failure !
Insure your peace of mind
Arm<
Fertil
Manufac
Armour Ferl
ATLANTA,
, EARTHQUAKE IN CRETE.
Island Shaken by 8elsmic Shocks?
People P?nlo Stricken.
Athens.?A terrific earthquake litis
HniiKrn *jreie. a village was destroy- [
ed, according to advices received here,
and the population of the entire island
in in panic. The extent of the lows of
life is not known, but-is. believed'to
havo been heavy.
Seismic disturbances are pervading
the entire trough of the Mediterranean,
A shock was felt at Malta, and
MCQflitM has also been shaken.'
The Inhabitants of towns and villages
aro fleeing to the country. Hundreds
have left Cauea, the chief port,
and Candln, the capital. The Ylila^e
demolished was Varipctro. Canea su'f-j
reren nuuvwy.
13 8tudents Drowned.
Victoria, Hi lt lull Columbla.-^-Krom
TCnoflhima the steamer Sv.verle
brought Ticwn of tho drowning of in
students, whoso boat, while returning
from an outing, was oapidzed by heavy
Boas. Tho drowned students were
most of them amis of naval officers.
One of the students, clinging to nn
oar, reached the beach, but died on
tbe sand after being landed.
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I
rops?
what your cotton and corn
lrnishing it in such quantities
t such shape that the
II
he food for your stock in a
their troiifli?wnnld
j
on that when 3-011 use lumpy,
e putting tliis same proposing
them plant food in such
?
!
>s any pood, must dissolve in
ustantly in motion, rising to
lid sinking at nii>ht?passingplant,
which absorb the food
his is the only way in which
fertilizer, you should do so
od for your crop and cn the
uld purchase food for your
itaiii the necessary Ammonia.
hut above all eise these
m?llie mechanical condition
:h as to permit the pi int to
tl the Roods should he nianuwill
not give up their plant
a rteady supply throughout
jj
lioulri have and can |$ct?
sible to produce a floods like
\r In ?.lw>tli..i' 1 -
** ttyiiKl Uv;
ml a scrcon or buy it from
same way?the only differround
to a powder, and it rcnisands
of dollars to do it
e so manipulated tliat when
mnci, each ounec of which is
e, and not a mixture, one
too much Ammonia and too i ,
part would l>e exactly the
i plant food locked in ;m< 1
|{
\nl analysis of a fertilizer is no
ities. The chemist can ]>ulof
various means search out
can't.
k open the box and get the ?
as well as your crop I>y using |
ourss |
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IJEL 111U1&I .tSOL
I I
lizers
B
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turcd by
5 1 il rm jTfc T?f>
GEORGIA
wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Planter Kills Himself.
Natchoz, MisR.? Alfred Yi<ln| l)i:?
Sr., a prominent planter, apod If, <
rnltted suicide at Ills Jifniir* near C:tn
nonsburg, Miss., l),v : IiooMtik him If
in the' breast with <'i shotr.nn nr>.
spondejicy because of business ir'
. vorses is assigned as the caiiffo! T<?rthe
act. He Is a brother In lavr"..V,r
W. W. Flnley, president of tho South'
16fn'railroad, and United St-it^s Sort^11
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iw.ui urnrn' * imill Ut-lliLIII or Ul'i' ' III,
it Ik reported.
' Yeggmen Buried at Tallahaasce.
Tallahassee, Fla. ? " Tenm > < -e
Dutch." and his accomplice, whose ie
cent attempt to roll the Tnllnhnv
jpostofllco was thwarted by young Paul
.{Wilg, "who-shot and Killed both the
jcrunks, were hulled here, both In one
Krave. The younger of the two y
men was never Identified, notwithstanding
the various rumors sent out
to,111? contrary.
Crime of Bowery Bandits.
New York.?Two bandits shot Frederick
Devlin at tho WaVerly liot?1, !?
Ho"'ery, and holding a crowd at hay ,
with drawn revolvers, rubbed tho \
night, elerk of tho night's receiptTho
robbers escaped. Devlin died shortly I
after bclnc: taken to tho hosottaL
ncuijiiijj uu me rarmersThe
following timely cditoral
roii) 111 (' Atlanta Constitution
< U'ni'lll >r .?!' / .%>. I. 1 --
......... vi luinnii'A.iiilluil l ty
lie farmers:
Warning after warning aA'ainsi
planting a hnge crop of
otton has been (JusIkm 1 to the
iouthern farmers from I he most
mimpeachable sources.
I 'resident Uarrct, of the farm
t\s 1'nion, has early and oi'tei
sounded tho slogan of conserv
itlon in cotton and.liberality ii
r 1.
,l.i111 MM i in* ;ippr< icamy;' se isi >!
Daily newspaper- and old, established
a^ri ail! nral journal:
have laker up I he refrain, Haiti
mcriiiL;' homo ill" injunction of
short cotton and lon-j; corn will
emphasis and pels', >tonce.
liast <>i all. pre-eminent 1 v
ii;iiilieant. ha; come the intimati
ms, recently thricc repeated
that t he cot ton exchanges Norl 1
and South expect a hea-vy cro|
next i';ill. in anlieij alion ol
which fuhire quotations have
tumbled dramatic ill> lhe past
week.
< )ne of t he latest si ; .? -h;i nliner
"hints" is the third radical
break on the New York (\>lt< n
Kx< halite, Kxplainiim the lab record
-break in slump, the ni.i.
k<'t report says:
% ! >.. : 1.1 .. n ii
i n>iin\ i iii! sci ill i,u I novel im *i i
was original!v ?Iti: toan oCl'orl
>1)1 ai11 prol'ii s on l<?ir_r tin s
>\\ iny; to I lie approach <>1 I !)<
in \v plan I i iii; season, an I oxju'ctation
id uioutly incroavn
iiva."
\\' hen I ho nicii whose ?ri m
Irpoml upon IIn ir a' rural
1 n k t .i>i 111< >i < in ; >! 1 ill -1 < >. 11
:in to (list <unt a lar .< crop. i! i
iiy;h I ime for t he I'armtTs of 1 Ii j
Southern Stall's to 1 i? !_;- avjain j
?' low )>; !< <"- ami ?li ; I? : .
There i - 1 >u 1 onr way in whi .
ius can he aeooini ii- lied :
1'?y reli^ouslv Jio! 111va" dn\V
a re anil pl.'ilitin;; !aa vily ii
. >rn and food Mill is 11> :11 i,a u(
I,,. .......
The impulse l?> plain lie i\ ii
II i-i ?l {: ))>. |>r? '!i? .?1?'.! :i p- >M Il:
i mil |?ric(< >1 I lie ; i> in .: -ca.-o:.
s a n a hi ral one. i! liduld l> ?li
i'("uai tleiI as t he imli vidua! I :rm
r would I!?.' \
' 'he spiimcr< tilw ;>> "lied . > '
:u,:unsl iiik'N po<Mrd f 1:i {ii.it ion
in ! ho < <>! Ion nun k? i. I is nn t.
lie mail who snj?j?! ? - -!aj> 1? l<
The oiily i 11 i. 111 i!>S ni 'lhod <> 1
insuring 1 hat sal.'eui;ai<i is i
i lie !'ann< r to d [)!) tint h. 11 i i
prophecies hv plantinislkthlI.V i'
cotton and lavishlv in food <^'op^.
h'OL'ewarned is not i'or annru
unless aeton !" ?1 ! ;w caution.
DELIVuRS HOT Si!OT.
Senator Jeff Da/'f., of ArU. nsas. Severely
Ar.-;ii(j.is Certain P.irt.ce
W'n 1 in 'i >n. <' ij r:;iti ;rar
Owens, of Okliiii^tun, With hchiK lit*
I< ! (. -I?I in I li . i : s ( ; i; m in i : !
Oil ('fMi.pany, ami i t nit
would lik(> to s .1 !mi 1!'v!c!. i'.
"\vrnj)|)?ti in !?ic Iluiiv - of 11: * J'." Senator
' ' !">' I > ! v i . dl' ' li'i . i:i<I
ft spo'di in tho n . \ iii'h v..is !
thinly ohiinn ti :i/.c I )>\ l:iiii ;i:j "n i
lurt ;iiul ri !il off I lie ! I
'i : < rpoocii \va I: . ilprnpi 8 lit'
tho offort*; of Mr. <>v. r (n havo
ji i ( I ;i Kf'iifi"i 1 ) I i\J : t1, r "lit
<>!' wviv (hroniili I ho piil>l ir* lnmls of
Arhan: ;is for n i i i > li Al?\
Davis ;i siiltoil 111. i lii )>ii! was i:i
tlio Int r< t of t'ic 1 *i ;i <? Cn i cta.i
pai.y, W It'll. lb - lit v 1 'ir.n < .
. I , - . .1 .1 IK I.! I II I ' * i <|11 ' i I I II1 I 1
(his to \ir? true, lie jtii! I' i' lie co m I
It '! if ld'\ I v i ; Hiiv I . 1> ; I
hill which \v;i in iii- i ro; 'i< 1
? it ii t 1m- art 1-1 imisI 1 i of ii: : < ?*.
'iiiis law, ln> -:ii?1. had proved In ho
cffi-ctivc, while (he Shi niian t>der !
n ii I i-lrnsl law had dime ;'l : ; dute'v
notl iiu,' tn check the t'.ra r?nil ft' I
of the Standard Oil (Toiupa :.v. lie ' : I
no' forpolt -u the yeri'ir: fir
(too, t ut it vanished a fi^st hefi/re
the mm.
If concluded that the provl ion re.qiilrln^
compliance with tin Sierniim
law tu he a "mere :op tr> catch the
voir of senator;, who won! I not o;> nlv
cast (heir vol'in faverr of tl o s t
of Hioivos nn<l rol?'"is, which ( m iInto
tho Standard Oil Oonipatt.v." Iv?
doc la r( (I tho bill to ho one that no
senator couhl afford to :;?ipport ami
challf rtgod any nehioer.it to vote fcrr
It.
A Swell Affair.
Ilo? I hoar the picnic was a swell
affair. She It was. \\"? all stung
!?? \vas[??.
STREET CAR STRIKE
Philadelphia Service Having
Trouble With Employees.
CARS WERE SET ON FIRE
I.. te n ~ ~ DUiU^alnUU'n
Ill >\Vf 1101 i i Vj iv 11 j i IIIIUUVI^IIIU o vjiuni
Mill District, the Most Serious Disturbances
Occurred?Cars Attacked
by Boys and Strike Symphathizers.
Philadelphia.?Coming when least,
expected, a strike was declared
(against the Philadelphia Kapid Trail*
sit Company, by the Amalgamated
A< ficiatoin of Sfcot and Electric
Railway Employees. Two oars wore
l>urn< (1. a score more attacked, their
crews forced to ibnntfon them, and
numerous arrests wore mado. Except
in the central part of the city,
when* the oars were heavily protected,
street car s rviee was almost at
a standstill.
Cars Wrecked and Fired.
I;i Kensington. Philadelphia's great
mil! district. tlm ?n:>st serious distrnbn?cos
occurred. 11 ."re two cars attached
l>y boys and strike pynip'uij
Ilii/<t.>:. after the crews wpi-p comi
ppltpd I it Hpp, were wvpcUpiI and set
' ii lire TIip cars won- damaged l><>
yond repair hi fore the flrcnipn arrived.
t!r<at crowds collected in tliis vi
clnity, an ! for a time it was fearpd
a i i.ii would follow: wIipii, limvovnr,
flremen were ordered to turn
ti' ir ho.-" <m tile crowd, the mob
quickly scnlterod.
AI oil'* KniHiiiKirfii avenue. lumD'T
ami nlli'T obstructions were nil' <1 on
In- tracks. The lisuril hi<; Satunbiv
ill yht crowd. out for fun. was in ovi?1
<? (', but t!:o stroot w.-is hoavilv
p>. iccl. ami no fui t In - :<>nera1 <lis,
onlor ooenrrod.
Struck by Missiles.
V"< . f l'i'il niolnhia. the southorn
eertfon of )!:' citv. flermantown and
other pints of Philadelphia alsrf reported
attacks on ears, forcing trolley
men ami passengers to seek saf'1ty.
Many persons were struck by
missiles, but no one was seriously
hut4
Second Strike in Year.
TI a ( n.Uliln n
ye n , o.-iiiif so si"' lonly that thoiisnn.U
<>f poisons wore r-niipht awav
from tin r li'VMU" Tito loadors of
i tlin union rl'iin 1'iat tho tronhlo was
: etartod bv tho company. Tho oorpo
| ration ropl'os tha> tho striko was a
1 {ir'rin'.nt: fil affair on tho part of tho
| vmiot'
MEMPHIS HAS $230,000 FIRE.
| Plant of Br.q Company and Several
Warehouses Destroyed.
Moinphi ' Tonit. .V Pro do.
prt'iy."i i!n* plant ?>1 ,\i( niptus nag
r,vi|";irv I llO of Mayor
i' lT. ( iiriii). * 11 which was storejil
n 1 i" tiofk < f hmrsrles nml barn
p-il 1! I ' l-isi nwinlilo r?>-'iin Pom|
pfi'iy Tl. 11? on :ill throe is practically
cnvorci' bv Insurance. Five
box cars In ' ! \y|th biil'lffps for the
M 'rnlii i: Company, wore also ilel
f-i : iveil
Th Ire o'' inatod ui< t:ho scconil
floor if '!,r bnj* i onipnny's plan!. The
1/i fmlfl ly snroafl to all parts of
tl !ii; ' ! \ iilil to tin- wan-houses
n'!.'<!iniii-r Threp fironion were slight
iv lii.i iro-i |?y ! ?111 m:r walls.
PRO'-I! MEASURE KILLED.
Session of South Carolina Legislature
Comes to Close.
Columbia. S C By thr> operation
of ;i resolution killhm all second rendIn:;
Kill the prohibit inn measure <1 i<m!
rru l)i.- c lendav 01' tho sonato. This
means thai for another pear (lie six
'wet" countios will have the county
dlspensarv y l^m. All tho other
fount icy have already voted tliomRil'OS
"dry" at local option elections.
State wide prohibition will l>c an issue
of the jrube-tiatorial campaign this
nuninej*. it was not pressed at this
loidslativ<> session, because some r?f j
11!<> prninmnninst nirnibers r?>l( liound
1 v :i eompromise of the hist session
t'i 1< t (lie people decide the matter
(lirCcflxV
APPEAL OF FARMERS.
Petition to Fmet Legislation Sup pin"
Gamblinq in Cotton.
Tulklle A not H Inn - liolnn 1
f?i: ."di- 10(1 I'lroutdiont this portion iir?
{ir.' c'pi* '!*<" man (""harlot T.. HnrMolt
to ii'i> 1i; infliionro in boliiilf of liic
hill (1 : } Is now ponding for fho snp '
pro ion of gambling in colton and i
ol ' fan ni'odiifl s.
Tlv i IIIon is bolnjj rondlh sicmr-d I
bv fiinvior.--. morrlinnfs. professional |
iron. b.inW>r<* and other*. If will 1 io .
; if* v ? -.if man isameit within |
flu* next fVjv ilnys.
COLLISION ON SEABOARD.
Four Persons Injured in North Carolinn,
But None Seriously.
Tlnloiph. X. C Four poisons wero
Injured, nrfno seriously, in a hoad-on
colli ion af Ahordoon between train
No. 13, of tho floahonrfl Air Ll??\ anil
the PiiiohttrKt train, of the Aberdeen
nwl Ashboro TinIIway.
Tho oollMon occurred In the ynrd |
nt Abordoon. Tht? Aberdeen nnd Ash j
horo train was shifting a Pullman car
Into position, when tho Seaboard J
bound Rmitl), It In said, rnmo In on |
fast speed and eraflhnd Into the Aberdeen
nnd Aahboro trnln.
Frank B. Noyes.
Editor of Chicago Newspaper and ;
Son of Famous Journalist.
, !
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Prank ii. Noyes. editor of tin- Chiea
po Record Herald. is the s<m of tin;
late Crosby S Noyes, the famous ed
itor of the Washington Stat Mr.
Noyos is in his forty-seven!li year.
KILLS HIS CHILDREN.
Crnzcd Father Commits Awful Crime
rt Birmingham. Ala.
nirinin:;liain. Ala Ceoi'KO SSI phens. ^
nj?< <1 '!> year-.. engineer on tlie Louis-1
villi' and N vil!i> Railroail, evilently
crazed ai (lie tim<", shot and killed
throe of his little ehildren. shot :i 11 <1
wounded his oil iiepru nurse ;in<| then
blew out his brains He was the y< n \
of Robert Stephens. a nronilnent mlnn
operator of thi- district.
Ho entered tin* room whore tlie old i
negro nurse had the youngest child.
Janiis, IS months oi l, on b<>r lap. nnd ,
l>u 11 inpc a pistol shot the child to death
The bullet, went through the little
baby's head and struck the nurso in
the head, inflicting a dangerous .
wound.
The crazed father then shot his
two little daughters, 'Mary Elizabeth,
aged 7 years, and Tllanehe. aged i
years, to death and then shot himself.
A ten-year-oh'-son escaped from the
house. A in te was left by the fatluT.
savintr: 'Tin to lilnmn for o ?ii "
About 1 months niro. Rioplions' wifo i
fliod. II I? hHiovnl tho float li nffcotofl
li i in.
A TRAIN OF COTTON.
Bij S hipmont of Lonq Staple, Valued ;
at $100,000.
Rtatoshoro. fin. Tho l.ii'frosM s-h lumen
t. of cotton over lenvlnj; Stntos- |
Horn an<l |n*ol?;il>ly flic Inmost s!iit>
motif over received in (leorpla by any
firm from an indivi !nal h f; horo ovor
th" Savannah ami Slatoshoro railroad
for Savnnnoh Tho shippor is U. Simmons.
0110 of tho laruest buyers In thl.c
section. Tlio shipment is :VJ ears. I a 1<
Inn 7i?r> hales, evi rv bale of \v!ii< h I
son Island < aid th \vhoh> vK-s
niovt r'M?r ''' - n< / !v $10<Vim.ih at !H>
cor |< "- i'r '
>' '' hoon lipid flip: his
Ion; tho soasm
opoi ' i ; I. : iiuliii'.' tho fnot 11 a?
at i.mo timo tho price of ih< st.vde
wont clown eonsidornldi All (ho
w;iilo it was going down lie advised
the farmers ti> hold for bettor prices
oxnrossing his confidence In flu- price
going up again
DIED TO SAVE OTHERS.
Watchman Was Caught in Machinery
of Drawbridge and Crushed.
Fort Motto. S. (' Sacrificing his
life to save ili?' lives of others, Tlioni
as Jefferson. for *0 years night watch
man for tin* Southern Railway at Con
Karoo rlvor bridge. mot with a horriblo
death at his posi, being omight
in tho machinery of the drawbridge
and crushed to death.
The steamer f*it \ of Columbia ar-I,nl
?K,. .... .
.ii nn- si iki imp \vi: enin
oponod tli<? draw for il to piss, Imt
as tin I n No. 1 w:is din- lio linstinvl
up tlic track to piano a si cnnl to savn
tlio p.nfisonpor train from pivisIiIpi; into
fiio watorr. of Iho Coniarr'' <"'>11 i ir?
Mark to clnrso tlio draw t!i v>t r)in>nn
fr-11 into tlio apj rturo us< for oilin
flic miuiiinfry of tlio brid-rp Sli-u-t
ly aftorward" t'if> train <t' \v i lo.-.cd tho
draw and onislu <1 the 1 f< cut of tlio
iinr>Af?c/?irme m-in
FARMER COMMITS SUICIDE.
Wife Found Body of Her Husband
Dangling Fro;r> Rafter.
Scottshoro, Ala. M I. n.yant. a
well-to-do farmer, roniniitio I --niclilo
In an onthouso on Ills farm now Packlor.
in JaHtson ronnty, h> hanging
hlinpolf \v!?h a rope.
Bryant's wife, mtssiing him at the
supper hour, Institute,! a search and '
fminri the hody hanKlnjr from a rafter. I
Snow r c Feet Deep,
Frnnkll" 'ountry roads about
here are ' . ... .>ut>!e hWAnen nt tifivu
snoxvs. Farmers using coal for fuel
arc unable ttf roach the mines. Ketwoen
Flyberg and Lucfnda farmers |
aro cutting ui> tb^tr fences for fuel.
A food famtnr threatened, fn some
part of Venango county tho huow Is
ever fir? feet <!:
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knowledge, i
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source from
plant food is
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