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ft PRINT PAPER ON FREE LIST sakety c SclHMtl Chililr COMM1TTKE WORK TO END SOON sign of <ii Background Senator Simmons Thinks Adminis- Tl , . T'ouular Mech trative Features Will be Sol veil More than With a hew Days. (lren of New Washington, June 14.?Amend- the green at ing the section of the Underwood American Mui tariff bill which would place on the has been car free list all print paper valued at safety crusadt not more than 2 V& cents a pound, of the year, the majority members of the senate sade is street finance committee yesterday voted of the campai to incorporate in the bill the provi- talks by lectin sions of the Canadian reciprocity act both public a passed in 1911. This action would being include! extend the free list to include all lowed by the print paper valued at not more than phlets contai four cents a pound on the condition tales," which "that no export duty, export license couraged to ti fee or other export charge of any with their pa' kind wliatsover, or any prohibition All a girl ot or restriction in any way of the ex- come a full-fit portation shall have been imposed society league upon such paper, board, or wood tice the safety pulp, or the wood pulp used in the safetv button.' manufacture of such paper or button is a gr board." background. Although the word "Canada" is the league are omitted from the amendment, both ways for adopted by the committee, it would the left until operate against Canada because of street is reach that nation's restrictions on exports until the curb ] of wood and chemical pulp. Senator any kind of ga Simmons, chairman of the finance automobiles ar committee, said that other proposed constantly pa rectrictive provisions or counter- where street c vailing duties aimed against Canada run pushmobih had not yet been acted upon by the majority members and that the matter would be taken up again. He The Nei added that there might be recon- Rn oPOrEP w sideration of the action thus far Associated / taken. America W Under the reciprocity amendment, more Evenin pulp wood or paper could come in free from Canada, when it is the . A Quiet revo product of free lands in Canada the advertising lands unrestricted by export duty or accordance wit license fee. ?' thln** Senator Simmons stated he be- changes are m lieved the committee could conclude !?, , . ev~lpr its work by next Wednesday, and . Tlx that the Democratic caucus could themselves are then be called to meet immediately. work to reauz< It was his opinion that the caucus Pan.ce. , .. would not be delayed because of the have been takii absence of Democratic senators in the first ] West Virginia, as they could be Permeating the called here to participate in the de- ( ' motto- * ay liberations if their work should not ,yer beware, be completed by that time. relic of the pas Senator Simmons said he believed ??Phy that the the bill could be reported to the heing widely ; senate by June 25. spirit is workin "I do not anticipate that the cau- ? wa>'s? the cus will be prolonged or that the pnf an e"tirely caucus will materially change the re- tlslng. port of the finance committee, inas- But in addit much as our work has been almost there is a newunanimous." been found th Administrative features of the bill, measure of nd> whir.h hnvp dpi:) vph thu u nri/ r\f tho ex(eedincl\ NN II committee thus far, the senator said, ^tHudnrd. Ad\ would be solved by the committee p a . .? within a few days, as the subcom- ? 01 ^" mittee in charge of the feature mar*^l?us chat would complete its work and report natural science to the majority members today. realms of thou Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo, "el"g submltte. he stated, had submitted many val- typographlca uable suggestions, many of which !?K'caI and pr would be accepted. , a ste{Ul>' ell the extravagan POVERTY AND DIRT. g ether too muc It is a rathe Cleanliness or it.* Opposite the Or- lhat wit, terion of Merit. new method i Fountain Inn Tribune should have co Some men are poor because they a,,out l'ie sam? are lazy, some because of careless- rn,,nt tor the a noss. But most cases of poverty are ,i, u : ,l the result of a hard system that de- 1 ? 1 nies to the poor a chance for ad van- ls , ' Ad\e. cement. mt'nt *hat haB And because of this latter fnot. . ,r('nle poverty always lias been and always '1 at1<'ni will he a thing to attract svmpathv. ' " . Inflection Oftimes sympathy is given to'! j*",l11 those who neither require nor de-! ? rorded foj serve it. or a kind heart civ, - alms ? a,lv*r^ without investigation. !"nr! Iy One bent on philantthropy will " ' ' r. .'-v \ find it hard to select from the mass , , . 11' of unfort mates th? few who deserve i,I"1! " and will appreciate help. I h"? "!?' , The very poor who have no pride'.! may as ?ell he left to the -are of ! J""'"fj' the State They an born burdems j |5rn AJ ^ and will remain burdens to the end. , , , Nothing Hburt of , mlrale could r(.v.,luUonlzlnJ save them, for their outward appea-r i,u^jn, ance is but a reflection of their; ' This ren-iissminds ?their circumstance a note inir !. ori.(' in harmony with their natures. t) rh? w,r ' ^ lere is another class of poor, how- lv . _ , . . ever, that should be helped These HostoII' (,M1V(.nti folk are not what they arc through ?fi. ?.rtl^ii.ir civ ahn'ltv' ^,h", httre r;rl,'"'- aUhOTgh the r ability. They ned only a helping niI1 b.u.k to th? hand, an encouraging word, to he- ; tjona] assoclati come worth while to themselves and amj stllV furthe 10 S.V.!!! ... _ -- 'organization of i.wv. jrwu jmi, may one t< ll the !jt lubs in differei chaff from the wheat, the unworthy I try, the first o end shiftless from tlie worthy and ; j,,'Chicago eig] ambitious. still fiourishe Ity the presence of dirt?ro the Agate club, c absence of it. j men Interested Kod and raiment cost money So hng. This IB does shelter. But water, thank marks the begii God! is f*-ee. t< r in this re No man to por to take a bath. jOur organizat Even the rags of the destitute may highly perfecte< !>e kept clean. b< en amplified. Cleanly poverty des< rve- and clarified, and w thould b- given assistance, filthy vision such as j overly deserve* it. also, no doubt, , before of the tut iiltiiy poverty is hopeless before us. The Same Only Different. \ DAY They were newly married and on ii honeymoon trip. They put up at . , t skyscraper hotel. The bridegroom v a y a ieit indisposed and the bride said "/;V'rr '[ the would slip out and do a little (,rj|y a Ud> <> f.hopping. In due time she returned . cad f.nd trlpp< d blithely up to her room, ' he A 1 wf>, a little awed by the. number of doors . . ,' r''\\ that looked all alike. But she was And H 8 ture of her own and tapped gently _ , arf .1 c r. the pan-l. ?n" ?,"ep??ai "I'm back, homy; let me in," she. _ ino anK wn tapered. t>ear 118 H No answer wound o "Honey, honey.let me In!" she e ?tep that Is tailed again, rapping louder. Still , t'?? one DC ar.s v And the path "Honey, honey, It's Mabel. Let may be sm me In." There was silence for < ral see- Some men ai ondn; then n man's voice, cold and achieve poverty lull of dignity, earn' from the other with a frenzied eldo of the door: "Madam, this 1? not a beehive; It's C1 1 i a bath room " Subscribe THE LANCASTER "" A,<;x BlTTOXS ASTOR ESTATE APPRAl en's lladK^ Hears l>e reen Lantern on Red FIGURES TOTAL, UP I. The Largest in This Country f'? AAA . i , n This Amount Madeline Foi 200,000 school chilYork are now wearing Astor (icts $7,(i,8,80o. id red button of the Nmv York, June 14.?The e seum of Safety, which j0iin jUcob Astor, who perl rying on a children s -n Titanic disaster, was oih( 3 since the beginning apprajsed yesterday afternoon The object of this cru- close to $88,000,000, of which safety, and the basis cent Astor receives $68,964 ign is daily classroom Mrs. Madeline Force Astor $7, ers from the muesum. 81m;. Muriel Astor $4,856,768. nd parochial schools j0j,? Jacob Astor, Jr., son by 1. The talks are fol- 8econd marriage, $2,922,672. distribution of pain- The estate is declared to be ning "safety fairy largest ever appraised in this c the children are en- try fho cost of determining ike home and discuss value was made remarkably ^nts. owing to an understanding by w boy has to do to be- the Astor estate bore one-half dged member ot the expenses and the state ot New 1 is to put into prac- ,iu. other half, rules, and "wear the Aside from the announcemen The design of the the amounts that reverted to een lantern on a red heirs there are two features of Among the rules of cial Interest in the appraisal. : Never fail to look One is the affidavit of the e> vehicles; keep eyes to iners that the property embrace the middle of the the ante-nuptial agreement for ed, then to the right Ava Willing Astor, umountinf |Q - " --- auoui $i,738,uuu, wnich was tme in a street where have reverted to her at the tim id heavy trucks are her husband's death, now termin ssing or in streets and goes to Vincent Astor for ;ars run, and never reason that the youth's mother, i races in a street. though once Colonel Astor's \ was not his widow. Mrs. Ava ... liue Astor divorced her husb ertising. whose legal widow is Mrs. Made Coleman, President Force Astor. advertising Clubs of The second feature concerns rrltten for The Balti- inheritance tax of Colonel As g Sun. The estate saved a large sum by lution is going on in inp $3,150,000 to the state last ; world. This is in tober> within six months of Col h the general trend Astor's death, this payment eari ^ervwhere. Marked a bve Per cen^ rebate. The anifesting themselves mentioned greatly exceeds form of organized amount e\er paid to any state ai 3 advertising men inheritance tax, it is declared. too close to their ^ appraisers placed the e in full the signifi- estate value at about $63,100, rapid changes which and ,he value of the personal p ng place. ert>" close on to $25,000,000. place, a new spirit is real estate is located on llroad\ whole business. The l,PP?r Fifth avenue, Harlem, eal emptor, "L.et the Fast and West Sides and in Rh is fast becoming a beck, N. 1 ., and includes Col< t, and the new philo- Astor's Fifth avenue home and Golden 'Rule pays is U)"m estate. Ferncliffe, in Rh accepted. This new "eck. part of the old Astor he g itself out in count- estate,1""1 of tbe Waldorf-Astc effect of which is to the St Regis and Knickerbo* new face on adver- ll?tels and other hotel and of building properties. The value ion to the new spirit niutit as fixed by the apprai method also. It has is about 20 Per cent above at the rule-of-thunb amount it was assessed by the ,ertising values is an ,12:, , .. steful and inefficient Including both real and perst ertisinp at in?t ??0. property, the estate is divided ? proximately as follows: 0 the scientific meth- 1 ,T i ao^- oKo^i.. . . , , . . Owned by J. J. Astor absolu ich has wrought such i(-i >n,l ooo igos not only in the ^'ate 'interest under trust fu s but in many other eBtabn8hed by William Astor $ glit. Advertising is 240 000 d to laboratory tests ~ Allte.nuptlal tru8t> Mrs. Ava 1 I. statistical psycho- ? Astor $1,738,000, (which agnatic. The result vert8 to yinceut Astor.) mina ion of some ot Two ante-nuptial trusts, 2 ces and waste which MadeUne Force Astor, totalling e characterized alto1 * . . . . ? D"|U"U. h ad\er lsl"^ matter. Property in 'rust created by > r remarkable coinci- ?am Astor Hfe lntere8t by j 1 this new spirit and Astor and which passed to Vint n advertising there Ag, $236.300. une into existence at ? time a new instru MAYORS TO MEET ,S'?' IN SUMTER JUNE taught advertising ildou - value lie in Call IsmhmI by Mayor .Icnnii leavor, and through Hacked t p by Chamber of < 011 !,u!.. Amortising inerce and Citv Council. ion facilities are her the study and prac- Sumter Special to Charles eing such as were New8 and Courier, Juno 14.?A ihie in the days that has been Issued by Mayor Jennii his is the signifiica- of this city, backed by the chani lit convention at Mai- of commerce, and c itv council time. It represents other interested parties, for a ic rumont for the- ad- meeting of the mayors of all ci American civilization in South Carolina of over 1,000 j r\ and commerce illation to be held here or. Wedi ; Club?which, in day, June 25. The meeting is ca within itself this for the purpose of discussing mi new method that is cipal questions and problems wl the advertising have come before these munic executives, and it is hoped thai nice in the ad vert is- will prove successful in its purpi first made apparent Already the mayors of many nd thin.gh t' 1? wide the cities of the state have respn access of the great ed to the call and signified their Ion of the Associated tention of coming. Besides the s lbs, two years ago, jects suggested by Mayor Jannl oots of the matter and the educational committee formation of the na- the chamber of commerce, wl on nine years ago, assisted in the formulation of r beyond that to the program, many other subjects h isolated advertising been suggested, and everv effort n t norie ... ,? ...... wi un; V.-UUU- being put fortli to make the in< f whit h was formed mg interesting and Instructive. Iiteen years ago and Mayor Cox of Darlington, writ s?the well-known "j am pleased with this movemt omposed largely of believing that it will tend to gem in magazine advertls- improvement and will certainly litimore convention beneficial I shall he glad to ming of a new chap present." markahle movement Mayor Hightower of Denma ion has been more says: "Your idea of a mayors' e I, our resources have f,.renee is a good one. If possl our Ideals have been i will attend." e have lieen given a Mayor Harringer of Florei we have never had writes: "The subjects you have t possibilities that lie lined are splendid. Unless I forced to leave before this datt will take pleasure in joining w you, and, if possible, arrange to \r A with you." Mayor Duncan, of Union: a time. There may shall be pleased to be with you i a tomorrow, know the opportunity for mut t a time and that we improvement along all lines will We know great. I commend most hear cannot bear is only your subjects for discussion." ble we borrow. A large number of other ofilc ds that nevor come have been heard along the sa ones that fret us so. line, almost all of whom are a time. It may be thuslastic over the proposition i ds bend o'er us, the good which they hope It will hove the stones that the menna nt oop/>mniiot<ii>? \ir foot by the way. The call, which has been Issu hardest of all is not is as follows: Just before us. To the Mayor of : You i we dread the most invited, in your official capacity, loothed another day meet other mayors of South Cti Una cities and towns of l.OuO re horn poor, some * and others meet up Tor Weakness and Loss of Arpet financier. The OM standard Krnrrnl MrengtheniiiK t< CKOVK'S TASTKI.K-SS chitt TONIC, drivei p rpi XT Mnlar in nml tail.Is t't! i- sMiiti A true 1 I OI* 1 IlC ^1 GWS. ?u<l sure Ajjp< ti/i r. Co: adults and cbildrc-t?. NEWS, JUNE 17, 1913. \Ph more population in Sumter on 1 JLu nesday, June 25, to talk over t tions that are of interest to heads of cities. 9,000 The following subjects have suggested thus far. ?Of 1. Different forms of commii pc? government. 2. Equalization of assessro relation to education, public state Pmovements, etc. [shed 1 Removal of constituti dally limitation of a community's i ul to tax itself for local improvemi YJn. | 4. Best means of securing ,499 proved roads, streets and bri <57#,.! within towns and connecting to and i Darks and playgrounds, his ! Please let us know at once ,> 011 will come, and let us know, tilt- w'>ai topics you would like to oiin- ('uss ?t* hear discussed in add! Its 1 to those already suggested, low i w' 11 help us to complete an atl hicli live program. the Very truly yours, fork L,. I>- JENNINGS. Mayor of Sunite t of D. 1). MOISE, the President Sumter Chamber of C sne- merce. S. H. EDMUNDS, cam- Superintendent City Schools d in Chairman Education Connni Mrs. Sumter Chamber of Commerc ; to BARTOW WALSH, to Chairman Convention Commil e of Sumter Chamber of Commerc ates the Assurance. vife, (TO S. E. S.) and T*8 sweet to know when the w dine Koes wrong There is one who loves us all t>,p That He tempers the blows as I 5tor. come. pay- That He poised them as He wil Oconel 'Tis sweet to know as the heart ling cles break sum That He keps our own from ha any 'Tis swet to know "though we i an our all. That we used fear the storm. real uou gweet to know whom our Pile tV* P?r without our bark would fa The The boisterous waves would br and roar. . And we never could stand the g ineanel .,pjs SWfl(l( to hnow as "The West hl,s Sun" m'~ Sinks beneath billows of snow. )UM' So our loved ones lives so brave KtronR. On the sea of Eternity go. sers hnow the strong. 1 the llves city That influence us all the way. Hod bless them, and keeps th wherever thev are. And bring them with us to Thee :< ap" day telv 'Tis sweet to keep a fare we 1< inds With ,1S- werever we go 33The blessing it is through Joy sorrow The good, we never ran kn 'Tis sweet to know at the clone of drs. We will safely rearh the Port {1 ^ After the gale, peare and reast And a longed for glad repose! iVilj. Tis sweet to know there are lo ?ent ones there, Who welrome those nearing thesfc A mother, a son, a little one Have "erossed the bar" before! Tis sweet to know to the Heave 25 shore Our farther will be our guide, That our hearts will rest fore blest. >* With him, there to abide. O blessed, thrice blessed is the h< ,t011 that many call iv calm, matter what comes, >Ks, For "God is our refuge, our strc l',r"r th our stay." and \\'e ned not fear Fife's stori >lnt n. M. T. ties "The Oak," Chester. >op lestied Subscribe for The mi lirh I pal I'lrers and Skin Trouldes. 1 If you are suffering with any < r>s<* running or fever sores, ulcers, be of er/.ema or other skin troubles, n(l" a box of Ilurklen's Arnica Skive i ln" you will get relief promptly ft lu'J" Hruce Jones, of Blrrninghan\, A nirs ?..*r i * ? ??? ? ** ? ounciru 11oin uu umy utcer rc^j n ot months and Bucklen's Arnica "St h'h cured her in two weeks. Will li the you. Only 26c. Recommended 1-ancaRter Pharmacy and Stand ! Drug Company, eetes: NOTICE. ?nt. ral jM. To Teachers and Trustees?Sect be Notice. You are hereby reminded that ' law now requires the annual ref of every teacher to be Pled in office of county superintendent education within two weeks al u''' the schools close. Several have 'll,~ done this as yet. Some teach an] have left their reports with . | trustees and the trustees have f ,ith I j ^ ----- ea to serin tnem in Please attend to this at once s , am hound ly the same law to mi ' my report to the state snperint and ,jont. The penalty for failure 11 a' make the report Is per abo\e la 1 1)0 and cancellation of certificate H'y teacher. t Now unless th^ reports are foi lals coming In due Mine. 1 will be for une to resort to measures that will hr en- them. You wul please (those ? and have not made* their report) gov be yourselves accordingly and save this unpleawmtness. icd, Also the Kounty board offered tendance buttons to all chldren are the rural schools of the county \ to made 90 per cent on attendar iro- These buttons have not been or< or ed because only one teacher In countv has made a report as to . number needed. Please send y ,tc reports and the buttons will "iiic, given as stated. JJJ A. C. HOW ELL County Supt. of Education scj Wed- J Best Laxative For the Aged. closed at four (4) o'clock in the afjues old men and women feel the need ternoon of the said day. ftii of a laxative more then young folks, Sec. 2. That at such election, but it must be safe and harmless tbose desiring to vote in favor been and one which will not cause pain. *he issuance of said bonds to the Dr. King's New Life Pills are es- amounts and for the purposes aforession pecially good for the aged, for they said, shall vote a ballot containing act promptly and easily. Price 26c. thereon the words: lent; Recommended by Lancaster Phar- 1* ''Sewerage bonds?Yes." im- macy and Standard Drug Company. 2. "Waterworks improvements Bonds?Yes." ional _ 3. "Street Improvements Bonds right i'?? 1018 ?Yes." ents. COLLEGE OF CHARIjESTON. and all those opposed to the Issuing South Carolina's Oldest College. auce of said bonds shall vote a baldges 121?tli Your Begins Sept. 2d. lot containing thereon the words: wns. Entrance examination ut all the ! "Sewerage Bonds?No." county seats on Friday, July 11, at 2. "Waterworks improvements that 9 a. m. Bonds?No." also, FUn four-year courses lead to the 3. "Street Improvements Bonds <)is- B. A. and B. S. decrees. ?No." ition a free tuition scholarship is as Provided, that all voters ntt/A I his signed to each county of the state, siring may vote "YeB" or "No^u^ true- I Spacious buildings and athletic on said ballots as to either one or grounds, well equipped laboratories, more of the proposed issues of unexcelled library facilities, and the bonds and such vote shall be count| finest Museum or natural fcistory in ed accordingly. r. th.j South. gec 3 That the books of regis,nnJnnft'f? reasonable. For terms tration of the 8aid town of Lancap_ , II \Hifwnis"imKnfuSpH ,, ,, ter shall be opened on the 6th day HARRISON RANDOLPH. President. of June> 1913> and shall be kep't . open until the 14th day of June, NOTICE OF ELECTION. 1913, inclusive of said last named H ' day, for the purpose of registering Questions of Sewerage, Water Ex- all qualified voters of the said town i tension and Street Improvement whose names do no^ already appear "' j to l?e Voted on June 25. upon the registration books of the j Council Chambers, Town of Lan- t?wacaster, S. C. Sec. 4. That L. C. Pajrseur, I. T. I o une c, nunrer ana tuawara jv. riyier, be Si By the Mayor and Aldernien of and lll?y are hereby appointed as the Town of Lancaster In Council managers to conduct th? said elee- ? o'-ld -tssenibled and by the a ithorlty of ^on and make return tlmreof as re- m the same: quired by law; and that IT, Hunter M Whereas a majority of the free- *8 hereby appointed supervisor of they holders of the said town of Lancas- registration of the saldy^town for |v ter, as shown by the tax books of the purpose or making registration 3k led. the said town, have petitioned 'n ?' voters as aforesaid. ? writing the town council of the said Sec. 6. That in contemplation H cir- town of Lancaster to order an elec- of the establishment of a sewerage -y: tion in the said town submitting to system, the following citizens of the y Lrm. the qualified registered electors of Baid town of Lancaster, who are lose the s?*d to.vn the question as to the free-holders therein, that is to say, issuance by the said town of Lan- Charles D. Jones, Leroy Springs, -1 caster of coupon bonds to the sev- W. Thurlow Gregory, Arthur P. oral amounts and for the several McClure and William J. Cunning(i purposes following, that is to say: ham, be and they are hereby elected 11 JA> Coupon bonds to the par by the said town Council of the JI k valtie and amount of Forty-flvo town of Lancaster as the Sewerage % Thousand '$45,000) Dollars for the Commissioners of the said town, ^ . purpose of constructng, building and such commissioners to qualify and J& operating a complete rystem of serve in accordance with the pro- y sewerage in said town. - visions of Section 302M and other v (2) Coupon bonds to the par sections of the Civil Code of the value and amount of Twelve Thou- said State. nad 8and (#12,000) Dollars for the Done, ordered and ratified by the T purpose of improving and extending M aud Aldermen of the Said ^ H* the waterworks sj-stem of said town of Lanca8ter ln Council as, , sembled this the 2nd day of June. (31 Coupon bonds to the par 1913 value and amoufits of Thirteen (Seal ) Thousand Dolla[8 f?r ERNEST MOORE, Mayor, em he P"rP?se ?f building and improv- JOHN CRAWFORD, ing the streets and Pavements of the Clerk and Trea8urer. said town; as provided by Sections >me 3050, 3051 and other sections of the is Civil Code of the said State of * a t?ii South Carolina; which said petition 1^ 1 I ill ove? is now on tile in the office of the .A. Alii . Clerk and Treasurer of the said _ _ _ _ _ lm? * IToo-Ip TV/Tfrr nw, ?j r - lTJLlCi uw the Mayor and Aldernlen of the said town of Lancaster, in Council as- ^ ""e sembled, and by the authority of ^ Section 1. That the questions as ?????.. ???? to the issuance by the said town of GENERAL REPAIR SHtMP Lancaster of coupon bonds to the For Buggies, Wagon*, ved several amounts aforesaid in ac- Agents for Kelly Springfield JWUr cordance with the said provisions of . V? i ioer tije said Civil Code be and the same 08 ?or But'gJes. are hereby submitted to tbe quali- Rock Hill, S. C. fied registered electors of tho said ^ . . . . ' town at an election which is here- ?ur Plant ,8 equipped lo do highly by ordered to be held in the said Krade repair work on nay kind of town of Lancaster on Wednesday, vehicle. We make a specialty of the 25th day of June, A. D., 1913, overhauling and painting buggies, %er at which election the poll shall be . _ ? ? . ? opened at the Guard House in the motor car8' etc' Work turned out said town of Lancaster at eight promptly. We pay freigh tone way. o'clock (8) in the forenoon and be Write us for estimates. iart I If We Repair | YOUR r and J 2| WORK lelp I i - SHOES and I I They'll last you twice as long ? we'll probably ^ ! save you the price of a new pair of shoes. | You have several pairs "kicking around." rtor ' ? noll fiivy I1G A ru A wrr 4T vorm-Ai n 1 IH '? u * k.? . \ v ii; \ 1, . \ I I'M 11 ''1,1' j> JH X SIIOKS IN' 01'K SIIOEISIIOF | ake We mend them so well they'll come in handy for a change-off. Visit our "CHAMPION" |j 125 KepairrDepartment?it will interest you. a JJ; Old Shoes Take a Long Jump Toward Newness 'ho its soon as ihey sff our "Champion Machinery." ' ? | Gregory-Hood Live Slock Co I I. A N( \S I I, I!, . ( ^8^ ^