The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, July 29, 1909, Image 2

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rW Pickens Sentiel-jolral pV4bySHED EVERY TErUMSDAY MORNING. -BY The SentnelWournal Company. J. L. 0. THOMPSON. EDITOR. Telephone 32 tabscription $1.00 Per Annum. Advertising Rates Reasonable Snterod at Picens 7,,stoffice as Second Class Mail Matter PICKENS, S. C.: THURSDAY JULY 29. 1909, Quite a number of farmers are reporting that they are "out of the grass," in spite of the un favorable weather. If our farmer friends will come forth as numerously with water melons, canteloupes and elber tas as they have with cotton blossoms, the editor will he in clover this summer. It", pretty (litfcult to -tt weather that is just right, for both corn and cotton. The best thing we can do is to bt conitenit with the brand that is handed us, always doing our best with the crops. When a man is left u h 11 a lot of motherless children on his hands, he usually scatters them among his relatives. If it is the woman who is ieft with father less little ones, she keeps them together and earns a living be sides. Women develop a great energy when left without a man. In fact, all the widows we know are getting along a great deal better than the married women. Trying to do too much is the killsure of the farm woman There is no limit to the things that some woman will try to do until they reach the break down, and even then it is hard for some of them to see their own foolishness. There is joy in liv ing and there is joy in working when we are not trying to do wore than we are able to accom plish. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ To three of the large fashion able woman's clubs of Chicago. the stork has paid the past year only one visit. The three clubs have a membership of more than 2000 woman. Among 460 mem bers of the Omaha Womans club only one has become a mother during the past year. This shows where race suicide is in operation-its among the "up per" classes. A subscriber once received a dun through the postoffice, and it made him mad. He went to see the editor who showed him a few duns of his own, one for pap er, one for type, one for fuel and several others. "Now" said the editor, "I didn't get mad when these came because I knew that all I had to do was to ask sev eral reliable gentlemen like you to come and help me out, then I could settle all of .them." When the subscriber saw how it was he relented, paid up and renew. ed for another year. Occasionally--we are proud to say very seldom-one hears young men make slight remarks of passing ladies. One writer has said: "As a man grows up he obtains his ideas of woman kind from his own mother and sister, and in af ter life estimates other women's virtures or short comings by those he has been in timiately associated with in all childhood. Beware! Beware! young man. Your remarks does her no injury, but lowers you in the estimation of every gentleman. "To the pure all is pure; to the evil all is evil." If negro enumerators are ap pointed in the South their suc cessors will have less negroes to enumerate. Enumerators have the right to enter any home and when a negro offlicial enters the home of some white men, right there Mr. Nigger will re quire the services of an under taker. The very idea of a negro ralking to the front door of a white man and asking white ladies howv many are in the fml,age, ect., is simply out' of the question and just as sure, as negroes are appointed just so1 sure,there will be a few dead ?ers. The Pickens County Fair. Though not iuch has bf ii -aid recently hearing (pon 1pm Picken; County FJ'ir :n1 th11 wvorkof the Fair'Associatimn. ,-t this organization is one of the most valuable assets of Pickeinls County judged from the st:d point of advertisement, ainil it becomes every citizin oi t 1 County to take ser v consideration his p:t 'n program designed t, m 1909 Pickens ('ouni most successful exploi in native resources ever blt ilih to pass in the Piedilloilt St( in li South Carolina. In this e fort the co-()1eratioi of Ih( enirt people is nemsary in deh. t [isure thalrll reo sm which our people. con(ci of their merits and capacities. nr! learning to require as the just and proper expresin of their deserts. Ihere is n) reron why the 190 Fa~ i;ir shln;d no t exn- inm ilibition. -.ivrn in ]'Os, aleev bo,dv knowvs I liht iIhe di<;la ()f farp.int1i;i mlm ive 0p, 'irkeni ('oWl in the 1(,ld t i' \\'l. a rv' ll n til ll I tY, bl t to I:lY i a n (1111 Pr( "ressivO < itizens,. who h v - :0 wavs been alert to Ihe (WVklo; mient and advanitags of 1 1Wki is County. The real expl1ana11tini of the surplises with wh much of the 1908 Fair was (,reeted lies in the fact tiat our farmers have stodied t1ih eir's dll and learned of the means and methods peculiarly adaptied to each character of soil-they have studied improved metho(ds of husbandry and are developing in many ways through impro,ved conveniences, anl the highest cultivation of soils, unil they are beginning to realize that Pickens County affords unlimit .d opportunities to the wide awake citizen who deshresirs. succeed and is willing to -lt forth the means and exert ion requisite 'thereto. A ll this means someth ing fi (or ur pepl whether they live in twn or in the country. T1he awakening sentimuenit of the public speaks the pogre of schools, and measures the ad vancement of a broader and a more availing intelligence, andu~ these opportunities a re bleinig al) propriated to the advantage of the presenlt citizenship, and will inure to the benefit oIf the next generation1. All this only an introductin to the on~e wish which we expect to insist upon f rom now until the Pickens Count y Fair in 1909 shall have becen c'onistulmt ed in a happy success: Let every man, wxoman ando child who; feels an interest in his communit y lay~ the burden upon his hearti of pro vAding someI exhibit for this Fair because this is y-our count ry,- an(d we want to demonstrate to the balance of South Carolina that Pickens county is the best coun ty in the S& , julst as we know it is, but upon wi ie:l self-evident fact the baulance of the world only na. I a little ;iformiation. Back To The Old Way Dr. A. iR. Wright of Rtendrme Ga., a member of the legislature of said1 state, r'ecently inltroduced a bill making it a crliminall (If fence for women to rid' astride in the State (If Georgia. There,.( is no doubt about the passage (If the bill b)ecause the representive statedl he made a thorough can v-ass of the entire house before b.e attempted to introduce the bill. No doubt Dr. Wrigh t will be severely criticised hIv the femn inine sex, andl especially those wvhe will suffer by the passage >f this bill, but from an inmpar bial and unbiased stanldpoinlt we :annot but feel such a law will be to the benefit of those whlo participate in the sport. D)r. Wright didl not inltroduce1' the bill from a pollitical starndpolu', but from the standpoint of a physician, th erefor'e, if horse back riding astride is i njurliouls and detrimental to w( inlen then it is the duty (of t he legislaiture to prohibit samle. No argunment has h'' -i11) ;me settinlgfor'th any reasmn wily tin' Kenteel and enlillenitly' }i 1a side saddle shoutld beL d;iscaid t Eor the D1resent method resortt ed -o by the fair sex. No dloubt abie acssicrn, tm!t in this tay :l1I i-itlm Ip) onIe iS exvilpt fril erileim111hilrebt.. not even! till 1,. ; .i. ii,n-entative! \\'; ~ ~ i Ntvolh-4:. :i 1 priltv le-!!b. : Itilis wt. act wi!i :1111 ;1.llnm t to his faml lVV anat ii ..ls ;ird be. a gliiding stil' to thre p:tr1'ts wviii perillit t~ ~ ~ ~ ' hlru:lltrs -[]ricipate ill ihespot iilo:lilIfof itsi phv-. JtlI l ill'. . It's a daring person who will predi(t thet.e (IyS thlat it won't A Method of Eradicating the Wild Onion. The (9*ire (f Farni Manage inent, Uniiited State; Departnient f Ag. ir-iltiLue, has now ready fz -tri bution a circular giving t1,ta.ilel discussion of the wild onill }llObIcll alllI o1ltlil)lne.a plall whelIV t il pest can he e-I teliIill,Ittd. Tilis will t' St nit fre- to ;l le perSIn ll n -iutstinl- it. VALUE OF DRAGGING ROADS. How Farmers Can Make Boulevards Out of Neglected Rural Highways. The Milint .o) S!tr an d News of l'i l::yvltani:t 'lls In .ll of its iss-es of h%w a Iriner inl thtt loc.ity bl:us lien i i: at.d ro:ils bY his t.owi inidiial t.."orlt The ne"ws'1ppr itemi I-1;o ls as f*oil \\w.: F1.:k L. N issloy, a progressivel ir er 11sal :: 1 a t 1 f < 1, l f.\t i h:1 : I: subee tiathe keeps tie.riy half a mile of r.w dirt road :aioi-ning Iiis farmi in re .: , his own expen..e for .is satitac tion an:d to prove to the taxpayers hov; well it t:m ie dono with I ltie expvnSe. 'lo v.try out his plans hie set to work [Io i n a 'iI*I :t <iolible or split drag of I tht in.st:hL-. Tl:s drag ie ni:ade him 1elf of 1.t.: anid othrl 11naterial lying aroii the farm. so that really about the o:ly thi::g that it cost him was U few hours of labor. F.ery fariner has Cte I:terial lying arounl i:s farn to build such a drag. wrid evoi , farmer has enough mechanical ability toI) build it. as it reiuires no spe .iaIl skill ail Ianttorit not how rol."h its tolst.ruiction !s. Thenl, too. all the farm Irs have so::e spae O'ia.- t') t!iti! the dr:ag if the:vy lpliy the time to it. Aftur every rain that the road gets a little utoven Mr. Nissley hitcies a-horse to thte i'.runs It over tle ro:il as far as L;is !:'ils ad.join the rowl. anoi the re sult is that the road alon;t his farm Is tlways rice :Ind smooth when the road Cong hi neighbors farmrs is rough and .:I! of rU! t4. T-I: N Ain of improvln: the roads will gn f:i ton::id .talshilg a good o:i I: 4tte !! in:es nio hi< fuss about what hi i.- ingm to1 <io or what he Is doi en- dos i. ini1 te rislts sh'Iow for tc i: aeV . The f:ie t~ th: the i roa Ii h1. et. :' h:s far:ihl :: te p!fa:1 t . re i-orhoo.I1 i. 1v i-t t rig . w 0 t I .:-- :blie r O:i-lin r -pair. lea:of thi uiie nail not inltividurall. 1 s no.s.s of En.ie T!mpiefl,lI1 (own Ih. to : fIllr.Ili:Ition of Iteir rea.l du ti ..::1 i<!I,hIless i t :: near1.1 fture the tI:.:: .: I: ve a dtrig wich will be run r - ::!.th ronids (It the towrnship v..:.:....-: they get Irugh, and thern all the r i of the( isrtrict wilt practicaill. her: lh:1 tihe tIme. One man and two horses can in two das go (oer all the roads In at townlshil. ::n such work mIght be necessary abiot. :a .lm:en time:; a year. The eiti:e (ost of ti wIll not amiolunt to $1i1i a ye:tr. 'ut will do mrr.:e good thIan ai thousand dol hIts a :e-er e: on the ro:ads with :a ganli of fIfty or maore mren. wth plows andli Y:oops. g:oing over the towvnshlp once :a '-. it : r nw the plan used hy raost 5:upetrvir. There are a great lImuy differe:t kinds of syvstemfs adlvanced for im; p rintg 'tur counlttry roatds. One of thIe simplieIc-t anid one wicht every int d ividutal fatrmier ennt (mloy tod;ry wiIithout any rmoneyv andr with mtucht b ei!tllt to hris riiad is thle syst em (if dra.g:.;ig the. dirttt I:d liy luis farmri by the split log roiad drag. Farmers cani miake suich a dratg In a fewv hours biy simiply splittingf a log In htalf eight feet Ilng. If tire farrmer takes thetse tlit p ieces,5 the sp lit surfatice fatcinrg to the frint, and fatslen thjemr with stout. 5:Ies h'S ree feet arpa rt, atcictrding to the d irectionrs given by Mr. Kinig of 31aiitIand(. Mr .. thre iven ttr of the( dIr:m-. thie f:rmner will have a simple I rad imuplament tha:t will manke a tine.I smoilothI cotuntry boeuleva rd outt of t he wiorst nie.gleeteid dIrt road in the com1 iuiiity. The secret of successful road noukinig wi th the irad drag wvill de end upon01 dIragginig thle road after (evIery rin,rt tIlling in te rtS, smoroth intg *out thle tuneveni places itnrd b u ildirng ai bl:h cron inV? th IIe mriddle of tIre rtd. Si) thatt the water will run into( 1 Ihe sidle diib-hres instead of stamndIing in the maiddle. :tnd. motst of all-doing i. Tailking doies nilt keelp at dirt road I rep id. N\eit h er dies exicuse linudinig. (On11 hourti of d rag woIrk Iimmredihrtely ailert a rain doe is thle trIck. rotinr GOOD SAND FOR ROADS. Value of Was'e Product Frem Cali- 4 fornia Oil Wells. Two hunrdred tons oif ric-h thtek oil I srand friomr thIe Snunse.vet els at vis:tlia. ('a:., wvillibe u-ied oni si:ie of thet roads of ITulare county. hn ( ialifornbl. tIs sumer.rt Supe.rntien.dint Twarddle, chatirmr.an of thle_ ntyli)t~ gove*rinri boaitrd, lhas Iben expterImeriting arnd fromr the wells miixed wIith the oil. - When this flow.s 1nto thet sumIip hole he sa IId sinks to the biotttom anrd sep artes itself. the oIl riunning off. Grad ualy the santd ptiles up1 atround( tIhe deriks anid at t he miouhth (of thei( pipe - and ills ai large ptart of the sump. There aire piles forty feet deep (in thre Aelinie. Maricopa road. Oil and Gate1 llit ropert ies, which have naccumuh tetd in the coutrse of four or five . 'years.. Tire san ld coing withl thtis, hav i il is dllerent from thatt found witlh thae Ii i- * ils. even that with thre Thoi se' whoi hatve tried it say it is sui peri.r for roauds to any commlon sand tit ay be mixed with oil. It has a aindingt alVulity t hat oe iu l: as, ivial produl-ts. 'fr it d -ea n rulare county it was used quite a I;t :le on highways In the imiutdiate vi 1nity of the oil fields, it beitg WIven to vhoever would lon:I 1ald h-aul It away. A wide use of this yi,rd Jet by roadmiakers will b e a hoolI to the heavy oil produvers of Sunset bv riddillg thetI 4f a 1u1isaive aid trans forming it into a1 sour-,e of revenue. Value of Good Roads to Farms. It has been sail that "good ro:nl lend from -_ood farms to g(od tovn. ,:d it seems a direct vay of st:tin the fact. Wherever there are god roads leading into a town that town is invarialy an active and up to date business community. Whenever good roads run through a farming region the farms are found well kept. th houses bright and in good repir. nnd the outbuildings show an air of snn ,omafert and prosperIt7. MERE OPINION. Sympathy never moistened a parch. id throat. The man who waits for just the right time to start never gets any where. if every wfnian could trace her de scent from a king sorlow would never again find lodgment in a feminine breast. Most men who claim to have strong convictions would have little left if they were to be deprived of their prejudices. Uses of Adversity. The gem cannot be polished without 'riction, nor nan perfected without idvrsity.-lishop Hall. If. Many a man who loves his .eighbor LS hirwef would be in zeriou--, rouble f his wife knew it. CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. lbe Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Clearirs and b,:mtfj-e9 thw hair. .a-'im Proiotes a luvir;nt r.mm. - Never Fails to hr-store Gray Hair to its Youthful CoInr. Cures scalp di a:,W n ir a g. STATE OF SOUTil CAtZ(. LINA, County of l'ickens. By J. .. Newberry, Probat, Judge: WH1FREAS. B. C. Robinson made sit to me, to grant him letters of Ad mninstration de honis non of the c4taie and effects of Mrr.. M. (3. Rlobinson. These are theoro fore to site andr~ a I tinotishliall -ind sinigula;r thei kind:red and :r.d itors of the sa id M rs. M . ( '. ltobin -on de ceied, that they Ibe ;inld 4piea r befoi re mo. in the Couti of l 'ro iate, to be h.-ld at Pickens on theO 2thi my of July 19)t9 i:fxt after pulicamtii hereCof, at 1i O'Iclc in 'he fitop u.n to dhow Cause if ally ' ilit Jiv e, w. hytI aid adnunisitration shiotuh rmt ie gr.n: edl. Given undler my band. this thet in la of July A nno Domuini 1969. J. B. Ni:wmi:t- I;:l1 .J. P. P. C. Summons for Relief. STATE OF' sOUTH t'llOLlN. Court of (Commnon Plens. ummnons for Reliefi -('ompnlainlt 5- vel I. M. Mauldint. Plaint iT, against Ben R. T< lhert, I1. find mt. ['o .heu Defeindant abiove u,mn*:e: You. are- herebiy sumriioon(e' and r' jued to answer th' co-op!'tnt ii thil tel ion, of which a I*op y is he-r.- wijth trved upon you, anld to s -rve a cIp. mf your answer to the s-tid e >molt on .h subscribers at their 'flice at Pickens Surt H:'use. *South Carolina w:athin .wenty daysa after tile service herof,'t xelusive oif the day of suhl se rvice;:111ad f you fail to atrswor tihe comepiaint vithin the time afore.so id, the pla in:iff n this act ion wi'I appiily ti thle ('out or the relief demnanded in ihe- c' m laint. Date July 20, A. ) 19:t9. Morgan & Maldin. 1Ph int ilfs A Itto'rnle. ['o the utsent defendant, lten 1. Tel bert: Ph as take notice ihnt the c.>mpl:dint n the above stated actin, and the sumii nons, of which tile foregoing is a1 cov, ere filed in the ofiic- 'if A. .J. lt'ggs, llerk of Court of C ia lommo Plh-as for ickc-rs County. S. C. on July 20 hu, A ). 1909. Pliaintiffs Alto dilY-. * ou Need These. Fruit jars, jar rutbbers, j-lly glass, reservmuig p,owders. A lot of books at a bargain. none vorth h ss than .91.00) to $1.50 choice !>c. All low cut shoies at cost. A harg:ain at of trousers. Some as low as $1.0fl, vorth t wo to three dollar s. Is your house cow or hogs not dt'ine vel, I have a stock powder guaranteed do tile work. Ilemons have gone to $6 C0 a box in 7. Y. it is iieredicted they will go to 10 0'). I hla e a fresh lot (in hanud. Use lenty of lemons in ho:t weat her, thley re not onily refreshing but hlealthly. I have the tea suitable for hot or iced. n 5 and( 10c pk'gs. I have a high grade coffe(e, lInrclhei. Oc pIr lb You will like every ti .houtr this excepit the pr-ice seemlS lhi:.;, ,ut it is worth it. fring me lo:s of chickens and ens. Wheirg to Buy the~ Best Poultry and Eggs. -FOR SALE - Silver Laced yandotte eggs. SL.00 per 15.1 -uarantee a hatch of a out of . C. Rhode Island Reds| GGS 1-'OR ii A TO HIING; fron enrefuilly I:lte el%.5iu:I oer 15. z:. it. ci: . S. C. Buff 0rpm tons ,. 'ts--OUt of 5 Iitrd showni. In onl 1t I:';.i okerel Iad Ist anld 'llnd P et.I Grenvilb-. S. ': Poultt y Show -.1 an. >:15. ia Out cf 4 itirds Shown. 'A on 3rd Uuod:eeI . It en and 1st and 3td P'uiiet. i;.m 5L50 i.er 15 VM ? -9 . e (L-F Be you eaSy Or you0 Our bIst service. Look into cur show win-lo the foremeo,t makcrs, they rej winners, LR' 94 T For Sale. Exchange or Swap Wnat o nu t trade on' Ga an tIuhin, Y;u Want to iT. (f A%* d:, i1 wan' Trid oi something yen are got for s>letling yu h1.vivIl't got. vi! selI r . swap yo) two good icy 'es, ontl with co:ster brako. W i sv. ap, you gomd sewing !machine. Orw- good s.-wing m::mre. ".\ meri can" f''r snh- for ,:I0 0). (.<.d c>':ii 1 storv for s:dle, fo)r 84 .00. nclu.li. g . :n.- <:.s I n. One nevw* . :ti at impnroved d rop) heOn-1 sewing m:!a-hin. fur sale for:22. 50. TIhi~s machLinre '?ui, ?.-* (5. On' Ihn: ii:;p !wa.L4, ft\ne Xwinlg n113 chin' toi Nixmba:.n.e f'r n ::ood ndlebr iowx. s dIe fo'r S7.. i* :e1:di :'rice 125 (in. OJnen s eini I .,a:-nifne engine. . bw g:1r nted, - hi. r. <nrgizne ret:il 's .r O-1'ne~ s .-o i '1I. ri1r n. xx. otaim:r for i-. COnit;o1 I :e fo'r 175. (:..i or wvill roil for l . I' ) p ca n, h:iane se rad.-. we ognI. !b; '.t (1 .:I .I .oi g i '- Ie :.1 in (1. ne x :-:h ., :...winrg ai:s :or ' for 16 5: . 1 . i II-1 ':0 - BOIGS & FiNDiLEY Law.yce i ckens.. S. ( ti 1ENRY NELSON S.'.-f12. A. '....:. D)., 1.1.0 ! m Jr4:: i Tien I)i'p-at.e'ints: !.n .:: .nl Libra -nn : G, mi:.a-i n ::d -:' In ;ap tent-i Ir )egiI s Sep4t. 15. Fior i1-i,ve adressm. Wofford College Fitting SchoolA SPARTANBURG. S.C. High Grade Preparatory School .'e cin w' p 1dpint. ,imii.il Seh) .t: m i! i al -: e i arge, r.:-son: .i - in i hgmt S.i..15. F r ea-..ngue ard ire-..\. . 1 l R E, Ii b win ':. r. :'pir For : Sale -7cnres of land1 3 1-2 [mii 'a forn~ Cent ral . ri M1adden 'ridge rioad:' . - horse~ cro0 Jenl. giao itrous. plenti. ' . atr. ..\ tn 25. sr m en "x M i. r :- r. :-. t wi iih-s fr Om (': trao. a.! ini v.e . La nr or naidr,. Centea . 0. I .{t us array y11 in Of of oU many new styles handled by us of some of the most famous manutac turers, and lead you to a mirror. You look at your reflection andI the hard-to-pleas diipoears at ONCE. Ve have dealt with lots of men who came to us skeptical of our ability to satisfy them with ready made clothes. 4 They are regular customeis now; once you w-ar our clo"hes, is enough to kill all prejudice, The spring styles are very sensible and attractive. -We ha:e tried to consult all tastes in making our selections, and we believe we have succeeded. hard to pleas(1, w stand a I * ws, you will see there a display of new m1o.eh from some ot >resent the latest fashions, and you will s!)Ot them at once as Yours to please, LJTHCRJLDS QRI1NVILLE, . C. The Central Roller fills Ifas just been overhauled 1n Experienced er 1d nwiv Silks put nit all boltrtis W e are fine shape to handle your grain and -i've you GOOD FLOL Mr. J. . Puickett, a mnii of a exper'l(ince, is in) charge. J, 1[, Raillseur, ,I, Ti. iaSSaway, Secrtar. Prs.-reas. A JEWEL CASE is the delight of every woman. To see the mgiietOrnaments that we are shoig f or th" S.:ring trade, is to want, manifnaentsfryu akt TIMIEiPIECES / from the thinncst and tin iest watches to teight-day clocks. All tre warranted \ \,-7 to KEEP time. Our tableware in solid ~ and plated ware is comple-e in fne de ~ ~ signs at moderate prices. Inspection in vite,d. 11. SNID ER. STATEFMEN T OF THE CONDITION OF THE LIBERTY BANK,e Lo cated at Liberty, S. C., at the close of business June 23rd,19. iu:~i l:s.LI otILIl' - s. - - ST'liital Stock P,isd int.... .... ...... ...2,000 00 21 ti v ided P'r.oults. !e-es u rrent -:xpen 7, I ss anid Taxes P'a:l.. .............. ... 0 * . . ~~, ~;:: I ndividuialS lieTosits Subj4ect to Check. . 18.918 73 Fix br 1 i.~~ - ' e rtitiate of I :-it .. ..... ..16,451 7 -I 55 ii' Ii l'azyhe. tbeln. .h:. ct tate. for \Ind <'uIhaiiten .....................15.oo T UT I-: nItl S rTi l tol.IN. , e -i e tune II. C. SIIttL:y . ashier oif the bov :ol- : 5. a ' !'<T sworn~ .O andV fuu oregoing 'tutemuenit i, a tru,- -uun.liti.on of sa:-! l.ui0 . a n b. th hooks Nv .'and subscribed befiore toe this 2fthtIt at .'u::. . .\tte,t: Ti -..i N. ! I T F . . Notary Pubili. REAL ESTATE, y ae several farms, fromthe small farm of 35 acres to 2G0, (te-,I~ located in different sections of the county, that I am offering for sale on a easy terms. If interested in purchas.. iug land call on or write me.V I also have enquiries for land that my present list does not supj.ly. If you wish to sell see me. Y ours for Business, .WM HESTER,7