The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 14, 1917, Image 4
VHE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
H, I). Nil#* ttiici } -
i'tddlnbers.
I K, McDowell.. S
I'Mhlinhed every Friday at 1100 No.
Broad Street, ami ??utere^ at the Oam?
deu ptwtoltice us MH-ond class nutH mat
tar I'rlcc per miiiiiiiii #1 TiO.
We arc tflad t?> receive coiumuuh'a
tluiiH of a reasonable length, but an
Important conditio!) of their pnUlh-a
tion Ih that they shall in all cases ho
accompanied by tlie full name and
exact address of* the Mender. ObltU
?rU'K, resolutions of resiaM-t, and church
notices will iu?t be charged for. Mat
tcrs of purely a personal nature will
i>e charged for at the.rate of five rent*
a line. Whiskey or patent medicine
advertisements will not he accepted at
any price.- Hates for display adver
tising made known on abdication,
Camden, S. ('? September II, 11)17.
Souk* |m'o|iIv'm n'Kunl f??r repri'st'tiui
ti\governim'Dt rtoiwinl* u|?oii whom
it ri'iirpKPiiU.
Kv??r,v' *jio\v 11 IK I thou you nit'el up
with n jhtnoii whoso hnMith argues
thero tire OHws in ('nnuU'ii.
Kvory t hliitf This advanced In price
willl tin* ?'\ropth?n or hot nil', and
ii?' supply <?f ii in <';imdeii Is ?r???:it??r
than cvt'r.
Alioiit I i<i* IJ tin* ;i fellow with the
I i-4 )!<??*.' < ? mm 2 Hi 11 - ? tli.? establishment
can't ir?*t jilimu wirhont him somothliu:
u'ciMTjilly happen*.
't'lic 1piestion of tniiiiiuu the ne^ro
?l<Ii?*r sciMiis In In- n i'iise nl' "now
Hull we have lilin. what arc we uo
iui: to i|o with him
We arc irlml that the c|n ha- at
I a -1 decided to uivc lower 4'amphcll
?-treet tire ? protection w hich the prop
erly owner* have Iicc11 pay in t: for all
:I |o|C_'
The \ t eh ?ti lilolic ->a\? "a pro
^rcwive Mate-man is iiMUlllx a pcr-nii
who promise-, a lot of tiling in the
i>n ami never hci < in10i>hc- nun h In
I?ract ii c " \hi-t) \ w iml
The world i-. coiiiim; i > reilizc mm ?
and more tliat '? tIt Iui^iiu -- ami ;m\
ell i ii ici i I niii-l rest priiuarii' upon .1
moral In-'- JJi^lit. not niiu'lit i-. tli"
rock lied pr in iplc 1 * 11 i? >11 Time
\|i Merchant did \ ? t? ever - f ? ? | ? !??
t1 ink that ?? i' 1 ? 1111 one h 111 n I red per ecu;
?I' 111 ? ? ' ? ? w ho read ad- are look
i 11_ t?ii ?Mimethlii^ t>> lni\ V Ueserxc
a -1 >; 11 c < ? " 11 11. now and ?!)???( them
1 1'!' w 1 < *
\ . c \ ct|.l I'll.' at CO I II
I I - ^'-I >m lie!' 'I ? I > > t lie I I'! c I ! 1 ; 1 I
'he >lc\i u 1 ' ic!'ii?r . 11 i m 1 - -1 ? >11 ti>
11 i<->? In>0?!."??? an>! food if -- mi I In
1 ? > i n> 1 1 ha: ?\ w mi |,! ? ? ? 1: 11:1 i mi t?
: 1 > 1 1 ? 11H ? 1 i ? 111.111 i l 11 ' -
<s
At III.' I M i i 111 M I U I ' f tin- - 1'. I - ? ? II til''
( 'arolina ice ('ompanx >>t tlii- ? it \
! -do'd tiic -ilppor? of tiie 1'.linden ice
pic III tl'i' I ice t'll-llii-? IJef'-n in_
to lh>- a>i ?erti-eiiic.it piihli-he.l at fha!
1 i in. w >? i-il' 111.11 the < '? >111 pa n v did
no) make i> \ promise- a- (>? <.cr\ ice
I ! I - W < 1 '?.? I I lie \ 11 j. I !??>:. lor 'III
?ei 1 ?: a I ? >.- , - ,ori - the ? i 1 v 11.1 - I .ecu
w it In>111 ? t' ?i ill-- at a time W e
ha 1111 v - : 1 \\ 1 J'cy .111 c\ peel a
? : 11111111 < i 1 v to i;i\e tin-in heart* -up
P'iri siiii 1 11iev a 1 e ; 1 veil 1 he -er
\ ice ,lemande?J.
> No More "Cut-Out#."
If the riHs?iiiuuMi<lMtl?u> ?*f ? IIm? Na
tional Automobile Chamber ??f OoUi*
iiiiTd' I* iidopttMl tImt** will be mm
muMler eutont* tmtlt rm nufomohlteH
after January the 'Hie inuftler
cut out luiM mi mechanical value wlult
ever utnl adds uievel> a not la*r uuuccch
HHr.v no I no f?? American lift-, say* the
National CIiuimIht. Already nearly
half <>f ih<> oiM' lumdml ami r??n auto
mobile ina k ii firt'Ltu i i'h who I'lUMjKWi' tfl^
orgunUat loh have <pif( lilting in utile r
cut-out* in Ilieli>earx. Tin* iu'Wh will
ln? rn'i'lvi'il wlili < 11 -1 i k 111 t?? a majority
ot f??IK?-*. hut wilt doubtless Ik* a mmii'ci'
of great sorrow t?> tin* aniall hoy* and
in the helpers around ttit* waniges
hIkn- chief delight light now is to use
l|il> device for all it is worth Just
as the baby'likes to heat on ji tin can
or any other' noise producer tirecn
wood Index.
Itev. jtJrogan Shaukle is n preacher
after our own heart. lie may not
climb to Idealistic heights In theology,
hut when It comes to ilownriulit love
of country and Immunity, and sure
cubugh honesty. he Is right there with
the woods. In the course of a. sermon
preached at Winder last Sunday he
said : "Were it w ithin my power 1
would gladl,\ hack off (he head of the
Kaiser. I lollw ejjir and I llmlenhurg.
prnylnu before ami during the opera -
lion, and praisitur <h?I when I had
finished. because hclh've It. would he
a service to humanity. I would not
'l.< ii in the spirit uf murder, hut as
ii service in the whole world.?Klber- !
ion Star.
?? I
The hrewcrs. distillei's. bootleggers,
and other inemhcrs of the ailclent
regime are Hoeing l>efore Field Mar-j
slnil von Prohibition like Kusvdnn so
cialists. They are hoping for some
miracle to step in and trip the Held
marshal up. There Isn't a chance. The
liooy.c profiteers have got to tight or
Jump off llie earth. Their gabble about
personal liberty and revenue Is old.
moth-eaten stuff. They've got to meet
von Prohibition with the same wen
poum lie uses. They've not to show
the horrible efforts of total abstinence.
? hawsoii News. ,
"Even Ah Vou And I."
old Noah, with a greaf big smile,
stood leaning on the rail, as out it
cross the rising tide his bark Iwgaii
to sail: and turning t lieu, lie said to j
1111 in : "M\ boy, juvt see tlieni scain|>er: >
ihey are the guys that stoood around 1
?in?I tried in\ ;work to hamper. They
always sai<| I was a fool, my job was
no account: today they're headed for
the hills, while we go to the mount.
They always luul their harpoons out. I
ami used them rain or shine, and said |
the time wa> coming soon when sure-j
l\ I'd yd mine. The.x kepi it up from
year to year, while I kept driving
nails, and said they'd bet a hundred
\ en I lie eld tub nexer sails. I never,
u-ed tu s'av a word, but kept on saw
111*-r luiiiber. although I felt a lot re
lieved when ii began to thunder. And
-o. 111v bn\. rcnieniber this, and paste
il in \ our hat those knockers ne'er
J
will wel a chance I?? land on Ararat.
If 11 ie \' ? I ha?e i- ineil and worked with
me. and made I lie old ark hustle..
*iie\ w ??ulil not have ii> w urn now
;i Hi I In 1 lie high spo I ? rustle. So
\ hen >ou ?ce :i gut that works hard
i! 111^ i"b each da\ give him a boost
'ml not a knock a- you l'o on ymir
v.iv and when the rain- begin to!
fall, and \ mi are feeling rotten, he'll
? ?mi* along and I -I f<>r \ oil M show
he'? Hot forgot ten
If .ill lym lings were followed I? \
-a. Ii effort* in punish the guitlx as
i
ire being made to determine who
l.\ lu lled the negro preacher Sims at
York S on the morning of An
*:u-l J I. the\ w ould be very few in
:"i11uie. Kight men alivadx are in jail
inii one poling man is said to have ,
made a thorough troinw confession fori
tile bellel 11 of tile Stale. ? ?f colll'Se. ar- ;
I -I- do not mean convictions, bill it is j
oinw a lonw way to have ei^ht or nine I
II leu i "i I members of a Ixnchinw mob in I
f
'. I 1! I'ven ill!- is ellollL'll |o eailSC
.?me <liscour.i ^onieiiT of the lyiiehili?
oiii' Aii'l il i-oti\ict i i ? 11 - do follow .
oik i- I i kel \ III lie free of ?l|e||illUs
for a ;??nw Ion- liuie Savannah News
When You
A sa w
A h ? ?i'b? !
A h siinii']'
A pbiiii'
v c l'i so I
A jrrindstoin
A whetstonr
A square
A bi'iico l)i!
An autf ur
Some nails
Have
I j i ? ? - ? ? In I>v \i>ii \..|i ? ait ? I:? lijiilH
v\ )ii<-)i nllii'i w i-i- wmili! ????-?! \??M
tiiii.ii in< wit * v. <>i w < ?????! rtMMrtt?* tin
i
? !..?. . 11: ? I rli.it iniirhi ?????.! ?\>>u mumc
i,.. . v < tftcii rln? i'n?i '?( *-id|nr_'
. r-cii t<> do i?11? * -iii'jii* jcih \\i>u|il
.'iv.l.'i I til.Ill t':i" I'"' ? ? f . li of
? ? i ? i?tnl'i;i< ?!
Punk ir ? >\
?i 'In-i
I .11.lU t ln-iu ! '
^jarce-Young Hardware Co.
Tlw following circular was mvtved ?
{ hy u Winteru m?w*papor through mis 1
tukv. It whh Intended for the local ;
? automobile U*r, ll give* some Idea 1
| UilK rtUlHMWltji.V reputable
| lu*UM?M try (?? get something for n??tl?- f
11 it4 - at 11< I uufortuimich they suce?>cd
)P(ty often :
"Ai one 11 nit* we wift ??i:t ropl*H of
oiii puhlh Ity Morles to about ti.ooo
, newspapers probably the |?ai>ers in
'your tpwu were o? iloti Hh|. <hity
i pu|?ers are receiving our publicity ser
vice now. We an' uIhu publishing
| ilu'sc stories in the Sturter, with the
request l lull you use them in your
home palter*. We believe that you can
get heller results. You probably know ?
Pete l'crklu*. editor or publisher ??t"
:>our home town paiter?-you prohaht.
1 know l?|in l>y Ills llrst name. If you
j don't you ??nul*t to! Knowing him imt
' *oiuHly, you can give hliu the story of
j the trip Hob Hawkins made in his
1 Vmlcrgrouml roadster, or the story
of the Hllly-I>ay limousine you Just
sold to your (tanker?or else It may
he typewritten copy of that publicity
story which apiteared on tho back
page of this week's Starter. Well,
anyway, you can take the story to
Perkins hand it lo him and say: 4Pete.
here's a little nfory foi you. I'll ap
predate it if you'd tlnd room for it
tomorrow.' Perkins, knowing you as
a prominent business man of the town.
| and also one of the largest local ad
j veHtlser*. as well as a good friend. >
responds: '(Jlad to do It for you. Sain.
We'll give it a good spread.' And
you >ret a good story in the palter.
1 projierl.v displayed."
j Those 1J.r?0 papers whlell accepted ,
[the. stuff do a grave injustice to the
other rv,7r>41 which are trying to. make
an honest living. They also do all
their advertisers an injustice. Free
space. Just like' had accounts, has to ,
he paid for hy somebody, else hank
ruptcy will follow. The wiving- of j
free advertising also lessens the value t
of the paid advertising. Things which j
cost nothing are of very little value. ?
if a merchant should give away suits |
of clothes to everybody who asked for)
them, the probate judge would receive:
a hurry summons to rush somebody to !
t be insane asylum.? Ihtmhcrg Herald, i
The less n man says 5lie better are {
hi- chances of getting a respectful [
tearing when he does s;fy something. |
? I
v |
The man who thinks before he acts j
uvariahiy does right. The most mis
taken are made by acting too ijuickly. [
"A plot for every plotter" is sug ,
ri ? ted 11\ an exchange. A plot, about '
seven feel long, three feet wide and
four deep.
Some automobiles work for their j
owners, and >onic w'oik their owners!
night and da\. W.hioii class is your'
cmr in?
.. . .. i
'It's only it little over three months!
? ?mi it I'hrisinms. lull uc don't cure.
Willi it<> egg tmg it- going to !<c pain
"'u! t" i|s any way.
We believe tll.lt the (o-llliaii lail
milage new spii|-ers are not near so ?bin
?:eroiis a- the Knglish language new >?
? i per- of < Jcrnia n fa it h
There wasn't near e*">ugli mud on
? tir s t icci . r"s?ing? .luring the l.i-t
rain. Wc h"pe ih- a nt horit ic- will see
? i: that in- '.iv i- liauic<i t ? f. ? i. ?
.other tain
\ tier being without ice for two da\s
in local "'ice factor*" re< ei\e.| a cji t
?ad ia-t Moiidav night, and the nicr
nr.* jmiipi I\ <lroj?|tci| about twctit.v
ii-gt ccv t fiiess w e'd have to get out
eel-oat- if they -hollld got I v\.? cat
a.|s in one shipment.
Hilly and the Turks.
I'hc Turks can go to hell!" I'ilh
- u r i ? I a > tod his !,os Angeles aildieticc
I'he general impression in < 'h ri -1 i;i n
?ouiitrics is that I hex not only can
but do If the Turks don't go there
'??? p I a ci ? 111 i i/111 as well be a bol i s|ie< I.
Kansas <'it\ Journal.
I'll.- >'!il M. I I residence ;iI??>11r .<
mile i)<?!'!It ?>f I ?al/.ell. \va> hurned
i';ii h laM \\"?*?11\- morning. The
h<>Use \\ :i ? n toiMI lu^s and I'll! vei \ "
Mttle ?if The furniture wii* saved. Thi^
t>?ddeiiee was ?k??-i11>i*?i! 1?> Mr, .lulia t |
Seale .11 111 ? ? linn* '?f the liir. Al'"ii!
mtr iiV)<i<-k in the 111? ? ni11tin- wa>
discovered lit a small unused ronin, !
?ml ii <|>ii<*kI\ spread until lite entire;
1 ? 11 i < < I i 11 lt \\ :i s i-iiiMMneil. It i< ntul"!
?! that there wa> insurance ..it
1
'?? : the h<ne?e ami furniture. Die |i>?<
'?f rhi huildiutr K estimated at ahoiit
SJ.imhi The In imI is owned n t present
I" Mr I ? K Mc< '^11tiin <?f flie M. ? ,
< * ? 111111? Kf;ilt \ ('onipany <>f Mii< ?*it \.
Suuiter Herald.
1 .i raid on the Philadelphia TiiL'e
i'l.itt .i lonir ?*^taldish<Hl (iennan lain
.iiiau'e t?i>*rtiiu?r newspaper. whieh is i
.?-h .i r-_'ed with having attacked the y?>.
eriunen: - war jndieies for xoveral !
r?i- past: federal agents arrested ,
t!;e cd ???! and Miriness manager and
? ???nti-?Mted lanre ?piantitios of ?*orres- i
! <>i ? 11? n? e. file* and diwuments. The I
t'l'ii 'iier- w h" are charged with \i>
la'.nj the r-i?!..!ia-e Act. are Dr. Mar
tin !>arki.w editor. and Herman
l.emke. hu-iiies> manager. Warrants ?
.?!-<> h?i\?* 1?.???!! issued f??r the pred
dent, t |f;t >u i?i editor -chief. and Mi
c< I i 11n ia ! w filer
\warded Scholarships.
M; > > ? M_a \ l\ii?h has Ihkmi aw aid
ed the tiolar^hip !?< Winthrop (\.|
11-lie fi<?ni Ker*dian t".?unty. This n
the seh<?lur>hip ?\:.i.de.| from Inst!
\ eji r. i
Misv I * t lier M I'.rme wa* awarded
ftie new 'In>iar?hip fr??m Kershaw
<'?Hint v
liKNKKAl' NKWS NOTKH
'JMuve men were killed and 21 In
jured In Hit t?Xl>lo*l?Hl at th* Frank
ford Ar-?em?l near HHUmMphtil Mat*
jKrda.x.
I I i.H estimated ihitl approximately
UlMNMi Cennans ami 2?i,000 Canadian*
were klll?*?l in the recent fighting
around Lens.
Col Theodore Hoosevejt has hccomc
i> member ?'f the editorial stair of the
Kansas City Slav Hit<l will wire his
opinions on curreut events.
Shortage of ?>cean-golntf tonnage
cause the l ulled Slates to seize aon><*
KMMKHi ions of neutral vessels, mostly
SenikIhna\'lau \ossels lied up nl Ainer
f?
lean |H>rts. t
John Henry .laeksoii shot and killed
Ksihcr Lindsay near AblnwHle, Tlnirs
da> morning. The negroes Were pull
in*; fodder and had a row that resulted
In the killing.
Two men were killed and one wound
ed in a tight l>el\ve?*n 1. W. W. men
and hvo farm hands near (Jlenco, Minn.
Sa|urda> when the farm hands were
held up for I he purpose of jobbery.
.loc Williams, a |H>lh^*<*of!leer of
Chester, was shot ami Killed We<l?es
day uluht hy a negro. Vom . Stroud.
Williams was helping the sheriff to ar
re.si Stroud. Stroud escai>ed and 1?^h
not -Im'cii raptured.
Tom Scott, at <Jreeiivllle. has heeti
sentenced to life iniprlsoiimeni at hard
laihor for the killing of Deputy Arthur
Stewart, at Woodshle Mill several
a no. Walton Coon yets three
year* for his part In the Mlling.
Allison Wilson, an employe of tiie
dime messenger service, of Columbia,
was thrown from a motorcycle ami felt
under a street car Saturday morning,
leceivi i_' injuries from which he died
? later.
I?. T. Wamunakcr. U7 \enrs old. of
<t. Maltlicws. was instantly killed in
Columbia Saturday \Vhen lie JuuiikmI
from a window in the, Baptist hospital.
Wanuamakcr Is said to have been de
lirious .it the time.
Mil \oi Fred Mollmau. and Ids pri
vate -ccrelary. Maurice Ahcarn. have
been indicted by the (irand Jury in
connection with the recent race riots
at Fast St. I.ouls. 111. They are charg
ed with dllat.orlness during the race
riots.
Jesse Hiirn.sidc. a negro man SO years
of. aue. was shot and killed Friday
111oniooii. .lake Williams, another ne
?i<>. w idle out hunting heard a noise
in the bushes mid supposing it was a
s'liiirrel. Mazed awav. and killed the
I U'ed negro.
A statement from the war depart
ment on Wednesday tells of the de
struction of two merchant steamers
a I'd one ilenn.in submarine in a but
tle lietwccii ;i siilunariiie flotilla and
armed merchant meji. The nationality
of i lie merchant man was not stated.
John Uoo/.er. a nenro. has been com
mitted to jjiil in CalTnex. under the
charno of alnIiiction. Hoo/er it is al
leged. hroiinhi a 1 I year-ohl negro
irirl. daughter of Starke Sims t,, <;,if
ney. with llic view of delivering her to
one lied i:.\c. \> 11? ? emplo\cd him to net
the irirl.
I.ee spark- ;i Houston. Tc.\ as po
liycman whose aliened assault of a
nenro jroi'iier prceipi t a led the riotous
Lowest cost per pound
of real roughage
OLD sty)(>
hulls cost
more per
pound of rough
age than the
price per ton
indicates. This
is because they
are one - fourth
lint which has
no food value.
To know how
much each pound of roughage in this torm V costing you,
y^muatdivide the prtee per ton by 1500-not by 2000.
r*AP( MARK
COTTONS CCD
H U LLS
LINTLESS
cost exactly what you pay for them. Every pound is all roughage
no useless lint. To really know the difference in cost between old
style hulls and Buckeye Hulls you must know the cost per pound of
real roughage.
Even though Buckeye Hulls do sell at a much lower price than old
style hulls, you can't realize how muclv less they are costing you
until you consider how much more real roughage a ton contain*.
Other Advantages
Buckcye Hulls go farther.
They allow 'better assimilation
of other food.
No trash or dust.
Sacked?easy to handle.
They mix well with other forage.
Take half as much space in the
barn. ?
Mr. Dan Wolf, Hammond BUg. A Mfg. Co., Hammond, La. ,*ayn
"I am feeding Buckeye Hulls to milch cows and find
them a satisfactory filler when mixed with cottonseed
meal and other concentrates. At the present trice of
feed stuff, Buckeye Hulls are the cheapest roughage on
the market." .. ' ^
To secure the best results and to develop the ehsilsge odor, wet the hulls
thoroughly twelve hours before feeding. It is easy to do this by
wetting then down night and morning for the next feeding. If at anj time
this cannot be done, wet down at least thirty minutes. If you prefer to
feed the hulls dry, use only hcdf as much by bulk as of old style hulls.
Book of Mixed Feed* Free
Gives the right formula for every combination of feeds used in the
South. Tells how much to feed for maintenance, for milk, for fat
tening, for work. Describes Buckeye HUlls fend gives directions for
using them properly. Send for your copy to the nearest mill.
Dept. k The Buckeye Cotton Oil Co. ik
Atlanta Birmingham Greenwood ' Little Rock Mamp hit
Auguata Charlotte Jacksom i Macon Setma
fourth I'nited Shift's Infpntry at Hous
ton August i?:i. in which .^venteen
IMM'sous were killed has been indicted
on clink's of aggreVated assault and
murder.
One soldier was killed and nine
others were seriously injured when
!?<i hordes stain-jMHled ;it Fort Sill, Okla.,
enuring the horse* to tratuple the
men. They were members of the
Kighth i'nited States Artillery. The
?horses were frightened hy the tiring
of ;i nearh\ roneealed battery. Pri
\;ite .lames Lawrence, of Cincinnati,]
wa> killed: Privates Peter I)yle. of
Pennsylvania, and Koy Davis, of Con-I
M'lM'. S. <are not expected to sur- 1
a- i vt ? inii-riifl injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. .J. Mihini Ileiiahis,
residing near Tumldiiur Shoal.-, In 1
?I.aureus enmity were found dead in
theft- home Thursday morning. Mrs.
Helbims fmd a bullet hole through her
temple and Mr. Hellam was found
with a bullot hole through his Lead
and a revolver lying beside his body.
Robbery does not s*.i-m to have l>eeii
the motive as tin* dead man hal $.'14
in bis pockets. The supi>ositiou is
that Hellams k 11 Km I his wife and then
committed suicide.
Often Knougb.
"How aft en does your road kill a
niiiii?" asked a facetious traveling
salesman of a central branch conductor
the other day.
".Inst once." replied the conductor
s<>urlv.?Hai 1 road Magazine.
Miss Winifred MeliHu^hlin. o<
(torbarn. is the. iirst woman to jwsj
the exabiination for the New IInm|v
sldre state bar.
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?
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