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St. Phone 446 Willard Batteries HORNED STAKE IS FOUND IN PICKENS Reptile With Horn at Tip of Tal Killed In Xountains; Viewed by Hundreds. (Greenville News) .... .... Pickens, Sept. 26.-Plickens county today made good its claim that horned snakes grew, thrived and prospered ir this county. A large reptille with a distinct horn at the tip of its tail was killed in the Eastatoo Gap early this morn ,ig by a Mr. ,Bowie, a resident of that section. One of Pickens' native sons, anxious to maintain the county's repu tation and to convince skeptical out siders, brought the snake to town where it was placed on exhibition. 'Hundreds of persons were in town for the -opening of court but the news that a horned snake was on exhibition at a local drug store spread like wild fire. Doubting Thomases came, saw, went and told. Others came and (lid likewlise rwhile their eyes stood out like buttons on a policeman's over coat. It was a great day for Pickens and those who for some time tLave main tained that horned snakes have fre quently been seen in the upper part of the county. But few if any had ever been brought to town, however, and the doubting Thomases refused to believe without seeing. The snake shown today was, of course, dead and this caused many who otherwise would have been tinId to make a close examination. A mascroicope was called into play and it revealed that the tip of the horn was split and very much resembled ia cow's hoof. .\lany persons familiar with snakes and snakedom said the roptile re sembled a bull snake. Others said it was something now entirely and that such a creature had not been seen in Pickens before. All in all the reptile, which was more than five feet long and possessed a horn about three quarters of an inch long at .the tip of its tail, attracted about as much attention as did the other proceed ings in this quaint mountain town. It is said that the snake will be sent to the Smithsoniann Institute in the effort to have it identified. "There may not be any such thing as a horned snake" an old moun taineer said after peeping through the microscope at close range. "But all the same that snake has got a horn as sure as thunder." Common talk in the mountaIns of Pickens county this summer has been that. cattle have been dying mysteri ously and the discovery of horned snakes had lead to the belief that these snakes have been piercing the animals with their unique weapons. They are suppoesd to be extremely poison, causing the cattle to die in a short time. SEN. DIAL G(OES TO ('A'ITOL 1Y AlUTO South ('arolina Senator 31akes Trip to Caplianl by 3letor in Tlhree Days. Washington. Sept. 23.-- Senator Dial, with the memnbers of his family, has re turnedl to Washington. Tihey camne by automobile from Laurens, a (distance of about 62-i miles. and made the til very leisurely, covering about th ree Dliscussing the features of his trip. the senator said lie caredl more for goodl roadls andi for highway improve ment generally than lie did for auto mobile riding, lie paid a high comin)1 men'it to the highway comin nissioners of the states through 'which he passed that is, North Carolina. South C'aro lina and Virginia, and saidl he found the roads in good condition, particu larly all the way from Laurens to the city of WVashington, but ho remarked that coming through the state of Vir ginia lie was impressed with the fact that the highway engineers must be dlead. E'xpla-ining what he meant by this, he said that lie found more sharp curves on the VirginIa roads than anywhere he traveled, and there was some splendid work ahead for road engineers at this time in straightening out these sudden andl dangerous curves. Otherwise, lie found the roads ini splendt~id condition. Senator Dial, while not expressing any opinion on legIslation, which twill come un between new and the time the regular session begins in Decem her, said that we are at a very -im portant point in our financial and coin mercial history. Hie will dlevoto his rmtire time and attention to his duties here from now on, the recess of con .gress having ended andi the senators having assembled again to take up legislation left off when the recess be gan in July. 'Read "TPhe Oriole" 'by Booth Tark ington, beginning in this issue. 666. Quickl relievej (Constpation, Bl-. otOtes O4&~ss of A ppetite iitd hlend. aReh lu dint TarniA lienr. ARBUOKLB IS OUT ON $,000 BOND Murder Count Against Vomedian Dis missedd by Judge Lazarus. n Pro Rrif i .-PW00 C. ture actress, will be tried on a charge of manslaughter within a few days if present pla"s of 'Matthew Brady, dis trict attorney, materialize. Two such charges are pending against Arbuckle-one being placed yesterday when at the cqnclusion of the hearing before Sylvain J. Laza ru1, police judge, the murder charge was amended and the other having been returned recently by a county grand jury which inyestigated the hotel party 'give by Arbuckle and at 'which the state contends the young woman received injuries which causedl her death. Arbuckle regained his freedom shortly after the ipreliminary hear ing was ended. lie already had on (leposit $5,000 ball in connection with the ifldictment and this was trains ferred to cover the proceedings aris Ing from Mrs. Del mont's com'plaint. On 'the grand Ju ry accusation he has bleen placed "on his own recogn i zance" to return Oct. 3. That (late had been set several lays ago, blut Brady announced late last Inigh t, that if he coold, he would iti lize it to bring Arbuckle to trial on the Delmont cornplaint, as mod ified yes terday by .1udge Lazarus. Whether lie wottld be able to have Arbuckle appear to answer to one Complaint and then try him on ani other on it he same date, he was not sure, -he said, but declared he wouil( try, since both complaints charge tle same offense, arising from the same circumstances. Brady's reason for this attempt, he stated, was that he 0@ wished to avoid furnishing <the d fonao attorneys with a transcript the evidence before the grand jur 'The district attorney in a lor statement last night said that Judi -Lazarus had accorded Arbuckle ease unusual treatment and charge that "if Roscoe Arbuckle wero ui known and unimportant -he wou havr been held for murder and trea ed precisely the same as %wero oth4 defendants of "disrepute". W'tch Your Papers. Look out for the broom and du pan. Alanzy valuaible papers may I sWelyt out (if exitlence if you do no have a gooi qystetit that insures the. papers nnd records bleng proper cared for. 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