Keowee courier. (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, April 12, 1916, Image 3
j Uses and Abus
j By Prof. R. J. H. De Loach, Dlrec
5. FERTILIZERS A
The Fifth of a Se
The fruit and vegetable growers a
foods for their cropB. This ls especial
they wish is rapid growth in their p
tables on the market in tho shortest i
This is the secret of success with veg
conditions is to apply fertilizers in 1
?hall tell about tho "home garden" i
paper we aro to toll more particularly
plants.
The relation of apple growing to ft
worked out. We know that the ue
.specially apples, pays, but we have
lor the various kinds of trees, nor the
In hlB book on "Trees and Tree Plant
Quantities of manure should be use<
These manures should be rich in pl
peoted to make rapid growth. The 1
manures is to add to the manures t
and mix with leaf mold and manures
should not bo Allowed to grow u rou iv
the plant food which ls put down for
The beBt method of producing fruit
growing other crops which require co
farmers and horticulturists fertilize tl
in this way save the expense of fert
Instances legumes are grown as a c<
nitrogen. The orchard oannot be cult
It needs to be cultivated shallow, i
reasonable quantities. Wbilo it is net
?f the tree, yot the roots scatter pr?t
food that happens to fall further awt
A large ?crop of apples or peaches
such as nitrogen, potash and phosphor
time to time, the trees will provo le
fruit, and what they do bear will be i
trees In rastures bear good fruit is n
many isolated places this way that
Many times it is the natural leaf molt
and other materials carrying availat
such trees. Besides, such fruit is ra
that grown in a well-kept orchard,
garden crops, must be forced moro or
To force the fruit, and at the same th
to the soil as much fertilizer as the c
Fruit trees demand in their growth
phosphoric acid, but not very rich in
trees In California at the Riverside E:
did better every way with a complet
food element, or any incomplete con
aoid requirements of theso trees we
ph ate of ammonia than from any ott
Many of the experiment stations ha
orchards, but none quite so good as tl
of work with apples, says:
"To sum up the results In increa
chemical fertilizers on tho very thin i
lng into consideration all our diff?re
40 miles of country, we have the folb
Average per acre, per year fertilize
Average per acre, per year unfertil
Cain per acre, per year, from f?rtil
Cost of gain per barrel, per year,
This is the strongest endorsement I
orena rds that we have yet seen, and t
Incomes from an orchard by the wist
Prof. Maurice A. Blake of the New J
an application of 450 pounds of fertlliz
of the Georgia Experiment Station trie
several years ago on peaches, and f
paid.
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Picket Post School.
The fellowing commencement pro
gram was carded out by tho Picket
Post Graded School on Wednesday
night, March 29th:
Song--".loses Loves Me." By
grades 1 and 2.
Welcome-By Gerold Rutledge.
Song of Welcome-iBy rradc I.
Next on the program was a group
of recitations hy the following chil
dren from the primary department:
Ma Elliot, Pauline Todd, Johnnie
Hark ins, Annie Janies, J. P. Beaty,
Thelma. Rankin. Omega Alexander.
Declamation-"Tho Sword Shall
Pierre Thy Heart." By Clarence
Snead.
Rei ital ion - "The Way 1 Speak a
Piece." By Aloe Snead.
Recitation-"My First Rei ital."
By Mae Harrison.
Pantomime-''Nearer, My Cod. to
Theo."
Recitation -- "Pardoned." By
Oayiioll AU .vaniler.
Recitation - "Tho Best Cow in
Peril." By Viola Todd.
A Joke-By Harry Beaty.
Recitation-"Mattie's Wants and
Wishes." By Cornelia Orr.
R?citation-"Curfew." By Clara
Snead, followed by a parody on "Cur
few," by Rubye Beaty.
Dialogue--"Tho Train to Mauro."
(Cast. Of characters: depot agent.
Clarence Snead; Mrs. Buttermilk.
Alma Alexander; Johnnie, Chester
Beaty.)
Recitation --"Ile Kissed Mis Mo
ther." By (Jaynell Alexander.
RUB OUT PAIN
with good oil liniment. That's
the sure?t way to stop them,
jj The best rubbing liniment isl
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
? Good for the Ailments of S
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
^ Qoodfor your own Aches, *
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cut?, Burns, Etc.
25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers.
res of Fertilizers
tor cf Georgia Experiment Station.
ND HORTICULTURE,
rles of Six Articles.
,re always leaders In the use of plant
ly true of the vegetable growers. What
roduce, so that they will got the vege
jossiblo timo from the timo of planting,
etablos, and the only way to meet such
arge quantities. In tho next paper we
ind how to fertilize lt. In tho present
about fruit trees and other horticultural
jrtlltiers has never been very carefully
ie of fertilizers with fruit trees, and
not yet worked out the best formulae
amounts which pay best. BrlBbin says,
lng," that in planting young trees large
1 in preparing the place for planting,
ant food elements If the trees are ex
)08t way to increase the plant food In
he mineral elements in various forms,
BrlBbin also recommend* that weeds
d the apple trees, as they will take up
young trees.
is to keep the held or orchard clean by
not ant attention and cultivation. Most
he crops that grow in the orchard, and
Hising the fruit trees again. In many
iver crop, and, incidentally, to furnish
ivated too deeply, or injury will result,
and manures or fertilizers applied In
pessary to put fertilizers near the trunk
ty well over an orchard, and the plant
ly from the trunk ls vnot lost.
takes from the soil much plant food,
io acid, and unless this le supplied from
ss fruitful and finally bear very little
of poor quality. The argument that old
iot sound, because conditions prevail In
cannot be duplicated in the orchard.
1, woods earth, droppings from animals,
de plant food that make the fruit on
rely ever as excellent and delicious as
Fruit, like all other kinds of field and
less to measure up to a high standard,
ne keep the land fertile, wo must apply
rop takes from lt.
i a fertilizer rather rich in potash and
nitrogen, lt was fnund that the citrus
?p?riment Station grew better fruit and
e fertilizer than with any Bingle plant
ibinatlon. It was also fo*.,nd that the
re more completely supplied with sui
ter nitrogen source,
ve secured good results from fertilizing
io Ohio station. F. H. Ballou, In charge
sed fruit production from tho URO of
orchard land in southeastern Ohio, tau
nt plots at the various places covering
owing; ~
id, 100 barrels,
lzed, 44 barrels,
l/.atlon, 66 barrels.
17.8 cents.
for the uE.e of commercial fertilizers in
mows how it is possible to increase the
s use of the proper kinds of fertilizers,
iersey Experiment Station recommends
er per acre with peaches. Prof. Stamen
id many formulas at the Georgia Station
ound that in ?very cast the fertilizers
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Recitation-"Anyone Will Do."
By Clara Hubbard.
Recitation-"Where He Lives."
By Jnnle Lipscomb.
Dialogue-' Taking the Census."
Agnes Lipscomb and Bd. Snead.
Recitation--"'Mysterious Guest."
By Dula Orr.
Recitation-"A Mother's Fool."
By Clara Hubbard.
Recitation-"The Great Fight."
By (?ladys Alexander.
Play--"Jumbo .lum." (Cast of
Characters: 'Jumby Juni, Chester
Beaty: Mr. Cobbleton, Clarence
Snead; Lawyer Cheat om, John Chal
mers; Henry Merv' io, John Todd;
Hannah, Agnes Lipscomb; Adalidee,
j Ru bye Snead; Mrs, doubleton, Al
ma Alexander.)
Sons-"Happy School Days are
I Over."
Presentation of honor diplomas to
students of the lenin 'honor roll, as
follows:
Xiii th Grade-Rubye Snead.
ISighth Grade--Aluin Alexander.
Luther Orr. Lula Orr.
Seventh Grad?-Fu II ice Beaty,,
Sixth Grade-Cornelia Orr.
Fourth Grade-Pauline Todd.
First Grade-Pearle Orr.
At the close of the above program
a few well chosen remarks were
made by County Superintendent of
Education Tims. A. Smith, in which
I he commended the teachers and
trustees of Pickel Post school upon
the success of thc school term then
(dosing. A large, appreciative and
very orderly audience attended those
exercises.
Cures Old Sores, Other Romedles Won't Cure.
Thc worst cases, no matter of how loiur stnndlnti.
nie cured hy the wonderful, old reliable I>r.
rotter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. lt relieves
J Min and Heals at thc sante time. 25c, 50c, $1.00
Lynched ror Assisting Hon to Escape.
K',.liston, X. C., April fi.-Joseph
Black, a negro, was taken from the
Lenoir county jail here this morning
and lynched. His body was found at
Lizzie, Greene county, several hours
later.
lM-i' k was the father of 16-year
old William Black, removed last
week from Greene county to Raleigh
to prevent lynching. He was accused
of assaulting a 6-year-old white child
In Green county, lt ls alleged thc
.father assisted lils son to escape.
The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head
Iiccause of its tonic and laxative effect, I.AXA
Tty Ii H ROMO OUXNINRis better tlinn ordinary
8ninnie and does not cause nervousness nor
nRine in head. Remember the full linnie and
look lor the signature of K. W. GKOVK. 25c.
NOT UNTIL VILLA IS CAUGHT
----ir
win U. S. Trooi>s Be Withdrawn
from Beyond Mexican Hordel*.
Washington, April G.-Categorical
denial by Secretary Lansing late to
day was the ollleial answer to per
sistent reports that the American
troops might bo withdrawn from
Mexico shortly regardless Of develop
ments in t/he hunt for Villa. 13oth
Mr. Lansing and Secretary of War
Baker indicated there was no inten
tion of changing the original orders
given Cen. bunston.
News from the border that a train
load of supplies, shipped by private
linns, had left Juarez to-day lor Ca
sas Granules and Pearson, where
they will be available to Gen. Per
shing, caused satisfaction here.
Even without further action by or
concessions from Carranza, Blich use
of the railways, some ofllclals think,
may meet the needs of the United
States.
Secretary Baker Indicated to-day
that in the present status of the Mexi
can campaign tho motor truck lines
from Columbus are to be the princi
pal artery for supplies,
Kaihvay Question.
State Department dispatches from
Special A<gent John L. Rodgers, at
Queretaro, told of continuance of ne
gotiations with Carranza on the rail
way question, lt was officially stated
that Rogors's messages were some
what vague and indefinite regarding
the exact status of the negotiations.
Interest in tho political questions
affecting the Mexican situation was
renewed by receipt at the State De
partment of correspondence between
Mort Von Der Glotz, alleged German
spy and aid of Capt. Von Papen, tho
former Germain military attache. It
was understood some of the corres
pondence, submitted by the British
government, dealt with activities of
Von Der Glotz tn Mexico.
Oh'.cial attention also was given to
the reported revolution of Felix Diaz
In Southern Mexico. Information of
the Department of Justice locating
Diaz Lu Mexico has been laid before
tht State Department. The latter
also had confirmed rumors that Diaz
is'getting both men and supplies from
Guatemala.
The only dispatch received to-day
from Gen. Kn aston was regarding
distribution of the recent army- re
cruits among the border patrol.
Take Liv-Ver-Lax
And Feel Well
Don't suffer from the ill effects of
an inactive liver, such as headache,
indigestion, constipation, lack of en- i
orgy and low spirits, when for a little
money , you can get a remedy of
proved merit. GKIGSBY'S LIV-VER
LAX will get your liver right and let
you enjoy better health and brighter
spirits. LIV-VER-LAX acts natu
rally and effectively. Has none of
?Hie dangers and bad after-effects of
calomel. Sold under an absolute
money refund guarantee at 50c. and
$1 a bottle. Each bottle ls protected
by the likeness of L. K. Grigsby. For
sale by Norman Drug Company, Wal
halla, K. C.-Adv.
ADAMS SECURES FULL CONTROL
Of Southern Express Company
Changes Among O?icials.
New York, April G.-Changes in
ibo directorate of tho Southern Ex
press Company., a controlling interest
lil which was recently acquired by the
Adams Express Company, were an
nounced here to-night. Wu:. M. Bar
rett and C. S. Spencer, ol New York,
president and vice president, re
spectively, of the Adams Express
Company, and John B. Hockaday, of
Atlanta, Ga., and Dr. Wm. McFar
land, ol' Birmingham, Ala., were
elected to tho boaid of the Southern
Express Company. Mr. Hockaday
has boon general manager of the
Eastern department and Dr. MacFar
land, general manager of the Western
department of the- Southern Express
Company.
The four members who retire from
the directorate, of the Southern Ex
press Company are Geo. W. S'herer,
Frank D. C. Sullivan, Ernest Pope
and O. M. Saddler.
President Barrett, of tho Adams
Company, declared there would be no
other changes In Hie officers of the
Southern Express Company and that
the affairs of tine company also would
bo continued without Oh an ge.
PartlcC Murder Trial Postponed.
(Tooeoa, Ga., Record. Gth.l
One of the most interesting, and
one that will provoke one or the hot
test legal battles in tho history of
Franklin county, is that of the Sta'te
against J. W. Partee, of this city,
who ls charged with the killing of
the Davis brothers at a circus at Ln
vonia last fall.
The ease was called by Judge bor
ley In Carnesvillo this week, but ow
ing lo tho absence of ono of the de
'pudnnt's Important witnesses, lt was
postponed until May 15.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
For Conter omi Tugaloo Townships,
New Bethel, April t5th.
Following is tho program of tho
Interdenominational Sunday School
Convention tor Center ?nd Tugaloo
townships, to ho held with Now
Bethel Baptist church on Saturday,
April 15th:
li.20 a. m.-Song service. J. A.
Durham.
10.00-Devotional services, led by
C. F. Hotriek.
10.:10-'How can wo hold the stu
dents of the 'teen ages in Sunday
school? By Prof. Morrison, Clemson
Collose.
11,00-'How can wo get our teach
ers to train themselves for teaching?
Uev. J. E. Wal Ieee and Rev. H. M.
Fallaw.
11.30-Sermon by Kev. C. D. Boyd.
12.00 m.-Adjournment for din
ner.
1.30 ?. m.-Cradle Roll possibilities
and plans. Mrs. W. 1'. Reid, Elemen
tary Superintendent, Seneca.
2.00-Some discouraging features
of Sunday school work. By tho su
perintendents of tile Sunday schools
of Center and Tugaloo townships.
? 2.30-How to eliminato thom.
Rev. T. M. Calphln, Seneca; Prof.
W. S. Morrison, Clemson College.
3.30-Adjournment.
Tho music will be conducted by J.
A. Dunham. All lovers of Sunday
schools, good music, Christian fellow
ship and unbounded hospitality are
urged to attend this convention.
The good people of New Bethel
Baptist elmrch will endeavor to make
every ono feel conten ted, welcome
and happy.
Dcnr superintendents, we urge yon
to come with a full representation
from your school.
J. S. Glymph,
Rev. C. D. Boyd, For Committee.
Powdered Beer for Oregon.
Lakeview, Oregon, April 7.-Pow
dered beer is the latest in Oregon,
which has "fallon hard" for t'he pro
duct of an Ohio firm. In this form
BLUB RIDGE KAI LAVA Y-BI0TM
Timo Table No. 18.-Effective 12.01
EAST-BOUND
mt,
.EASTBOUND
Leave Walhalla.
Leave West Union.
Leave Seneca.
Leave Jordania .
Leave Adams's Crossing.
Leavo Chorry's Crossing.
Loa VB Pendleton.
Leave Autun .
Leave Sandy Springs.
Leavo Denver .
Leave West Anderson.
Leave Anderson (Passenger Depot). .
Leavo Anderson (Freight Depot) ....
Leave Erskine's Siding . . ..
Arrive Bolton.
NUMBER OF TRAIN.
WESTBOUND
Leave Bolton.
Leavo Erskine's Siding.
Leave Anderson (Freight Depot) ....
Leave Anderson (Passenger Depot) ..
Leavo West Anderson.
Leave Denver.
I^eavo Sandy Springs.
Len ve Autun.
Leavo Pendleton.
Leavo Cherry's Crossing.
Leave Adams's Crossing.
Lo.avo Jordania.
Leave Seneca .
Leave West Union.
Arrive Walhalla.
XUMBER OF TRAIN." .
Flag Stations: Anderson (Frelgh
Sandy Springs, Ai.tun, Cherry's Cross
Steam trains will stop at followin
passengers: Wo"..ch, Toxaway, Phlnnc
HUSBAND [
DESPA
After Four Years of Discouraging
Conditions, Mrs. Bullock Gave
(Jp in Despair. Husband
Came to Rescue.
Catron, Ky.-In an interesting letter
from this place, Mrs. Bettie Bullock
writes as follows : "I suffered for four
years, with womanly troubles, and during
this time, I could only sit up for a little
while? and could not walk anywhere at
all. At times, I would have severe pains
in my left side.
The doctor was called in, and his treat
ment relieved me for a while, but 1 was
soon confined to my bed again. After
that? nothing seemed to do me any good.
ALCOHOL 3 PEU O EN T."
Afectable PivparadonforAs
siniilaljii;.ilicr?ouan?Rct?u!a
(kc StuuiKhs tuidJJwisof
?SE?NX>S./CHliPRKN-'
Promotes DigesttorbChee rfur
ness and RestCont(iln?P5llto
Opiiuii.Morphiac norMtifiral
NOT NARCOTIC.
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Bivf??t Sttd"
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ItlCiirhiit?St?i
KvvSifJ
?lc.titd Sime.
ni./Wyrtt'/Twnvt
Aperfecl Remedy fci-Constlpft
1 lon ? Som- StowacU.l)larriwoa
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and Lo s s OF SLEEP.
Ti\c Simile Signature of
TllE CENTAUn COMPAHT,
NEW YORK.
"At6 months Old
J5 DOSES-JjCFisn
Guaranteed under the rowTi
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
hundreds of quarts of beer may be
shipped In a small package. The
company says the sale of "powdered
beer" cannot bo stopped by any pro
hibition law.
The inhabitants of Cochin, China,
prefer rotten eggs to fresh ones.
'FEN HELTON AND WALHALLA,
A. M., February 27, 101?.
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L Depot), West Anderson, Denver,
lng, Adams's Crossing, Jordania,
g flag stations to take on and let off
y's, James.
I. R. ANDERSON. Superintendent.
RESCUED
IRING WIFE
I had gotten so weak 1 could not stand,
and I gave up in despair.
At last, my husband got me a bottle of
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and 1 com
menced taking it. From the very first
dose, I could tell it was helping me. 1
can now walk two miles without itt
tiring me, and am doing all my work."
If you are all run down from womanly
troubles, don't give up In despair. Try
Cardui, the woman's tonic. It has helped
more than a million women, tn its 50
years of continuous success, and should
surely help you, too. Your druggist hat
sold Cardui for years. Ho knows what
lt will do. Ask him. He will recom?
mend it Begin taking Cardui today.
Writ? toi Ch?Uanoot* Mtikln* Co., U4to*f
Advlaory Dept., Chattanooga, Tenn., fdr ?ttMMM
Jnttruction* fft your cat? ?nd64-pa?a book, ?tom?
Treatment for W?n?n," tent In plain wrap**. j3a
CASTA?A
For Infants and Children.
[he Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTOR?
TH ? OBNTAUN ?OKPANY, NIW YO?? ?IT?.
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4* PROFESSIONAL GARDS. ?ty
Dental Surgeon.
WALHALLA, S. CAROLINA.
I? Ofllce Ovor O. W. Pitcliford'a
Store.
4* DR. W. P. AUSTIN, ?ty
4* Dentist, ??|
.{. Seneca, South Carolins. 44
f- .*
.I? Phone 17. ?ty
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Kurfees Paints and Oil.
Gutter and Repair Work.
JT>. 10. OOOI>,
TINNER, - WALHALLA, S. O?
< 'M l ii whit ('oiinty Ci o position.
Columbia, April G-Governor Man
ning has fixed next Monday ab 12
I o'clock for a hearing on the petition
asking that Catawba county bo Gro
uted out of portions of York, Choster
and Fairfield counties, with Rock
Hill as the county seat.
No matter what a man has done,
tho world soon forgets him unless he
r.eops right on doing.
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
.hill Tonio is equally valuable as ?
General Tonic because it contalas^the
well known tonic propcrUe8o/QUINn*R
and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System, 50 cents.