Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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THE 1$ MOUNTAINS rent K d Are to Cota ica, it Is -In a re a n M. Chap department of n Museum of Nat ew York city, and leader of a number of .n expeditions gave some .ng information concerning American bird life. sta' Rica, he said, is about the size as West Virginia, but over Species of land birds have been I in that little Central Ameri republic whereas in all Ameri eco-Light k Carrying . forts and Convenienc a City Into Farm H is furnishing bright clean electri; ,t' the house and barn-doing '-y, dangerous kerosene lam viding power to pump wal Ile a modern bath and the ig water throughout the h -ating the washing machin arator, the vacuum clear the fanning mill, and .Volutionizing farm life-a ,,,e it is saving so much in time -c is actually paying for itself. Cker 100,000 satisfied users I 'orld are the visible evidence dership In the Farm Light ar There's a Satisfied User ni - M. BRADLEI DEALER, Sumter, S. C, rDKU I|. I Lieuite P H~1-arvey is the choice' ol H arvey carriel thirty Harve'y is the wage eai Harvey is always wVorl. Harvey istebsiness~ H-arvey is a1 (capabile pr H-arvey is ('n(clr((l by I-ariveyj is at livocal i ng Harvey is pubhIlic spirnit Iharvey is forI harnmonl H-a rvey is knfown ant11( Ha rvey h1as eonclu et u I H Jarvey is pr1esicl(ent of Harvey isexp sien HIarvey is e'x-pr)esi~lenI Ha.~.rv is higth oIflicer' [Hariv'ey is a man of el Harve <~lrew(1 nofl f-ie ca north of Mqxico only some 500 species are known. The figures give us some concep tion of the wealth of South American bird life and, when we enter the An dean region, where mountains with their feet in the tropics fear their heads far' above the liniits of per petual snow, the resulting abrupt climate changes due to altitude bring within an even smaller area a larger nuniber of birds than has been re corded from Costa Rica. In Andean Colombia, for example the museum Iexpeditions actually secured specimens of over 1150 species of Ind birds or more than twice as many as exist in the United States, Canada and Greenland. This teeming bird population is due, not only to highly diversified and favorable eliminatic conditions but also to the fact that in tropical South America birds are practically non the Com es of the omes , : light through. away with the p and lantern. :er, t' us makind convenience of ouse and barns e, the churn and ter, the milking the grindstone. nd at the same and labor that :roughout the >f Delco-Light id Power field. .ar you VOTE FOR oG. Ha F"OR nant Got thie people. ix out of forPty-si x oulnties. LIing~ in the first prim'lary. ing for good l roads. / the farmers. ~'s~iin officer. b etter i schools. r(espectedI in "very cout1nty. th n~lterpr lise 8anlk. of the Charllestonl Cham ber of the S. C. State Ban]ker ini So'ial, l'I aernal and~ Paat AND 8IECATSE' neQ-(ntIh of the states faxes a. >TE FOR HARV IP A UJW LVAZL AMLL I 'ALl lJ migratory. They are, therefore, con. tinuously subjected to the influences of their surroundings and do not mix with birds from other localities; two factors of the utmost importance in the evolution of species: But the richness of South Ameri can bird life is due to the presence of the Andes more than to any other one thing; and it is the absence of great mountain chains in Africa which accounts for the comparatively small numbers of species of birds in that continent. From base to summit, four di3tinct zones of life-tropical, subtropical ,temperate and alpine-are found in the higher Andes, and each zone has species which are confined to it. So sharply are these zones defined that, where the slope is steep, one may pass from zone to another on foot in les ethan ten minutes and, at the same time, find an almost en tirely different set of birds. Air Cooled-No Belte - Only Lne - Place to Oil -Long. lived Battery, Valoe-in-HeaI Motor Rane on Kerosene rvey ernor fEY 'AUTOMBIL Did you ever stop to ti can save by painting you our place and let us tell y Everybody wants a ne and when your car begin, to trade it in for a new o Now, Mr. Automobile 4 you the price of a new because we know how to " ---that's our business. The saying is: "Experi ---that's us all over, Mabel. perience. Therefore, we on every job. Drive in your old car a for a while and then you < one instead. Windham Painting and Brockinton's Old Stand. Such changes are impossible at sea- ITO RENEW PROBE level. One may go from the tropica OF G. upper Amazon thme thousand miles -- to its mouth and find less difference gation of Presidential in the general bird population than penditures will be res one will encounter in a altitude of morrow with E. I-. ? three thousand feet in the Andes. representative of Gove It is not only the height of the Cox called as the ch Andes which affects birds life. In fore the Senate subc places for hundreds of miles, this gi- it reconvenes after a gantic range may appear as two or Mr. More, manager three chains each not less than ten Cox's pre-convention c or eleven thousand feet in height, andsethrlatTuda these climatic walls are as impassa-cricPedntano ble to the species livinre in the trop- ~hc eanucd' ical or subtropical valleys they en--Rpbia edr a close as though they extendled to theththehadvie z.enith. Isolation s therefore added pa hc ol u to the factors of elmate and sedlen- $60000frteci tarness n the makng of the spe.-1hspaGvro ces, and1 the three comhned have cmag pehs prodluced a greater varely of hrd "om11 nIWI I Ife than s found n any area ofM. liroth onc similar extent in the world. This______________ circumstance alone would mage the Ande regon epecilly ttrativ tio n of__Presidential naturalistsnhutufesvenimorbeirpor lance tha theCaboudinlelifais the ch fact that mchreftthesSifathessubi (le~tly lienit reconvinnesmaftert i e< recent ears. TerMris.therefoeanfarr gi'eaterpossi hl iCty'fs(let-comnventiothe< causes whichiohehn tnenouncid an thro in oneeheublncanlleadersr oah whee eoltio ha, s i wee, her t the ha de i I s tis ossbilty hicpha ano whic woullr 'lucod he A mric$n6,000,000 foro it. al cn icuilar rM. Blairtooitshiedolife. A naturals, butar ow ivn mes s imo r-'f Ianrcetions aondin latafr( is thena1 fact1 nth ern par of thlfe Chas i- "nd" dentlylbitin evove n r (I shopratierys reaet yrs. Ther iaiiasn thrdsore.a cauisoiiis ich l ioershe oo originOand dIistrib io 700 pag e 1 i s t aI region then in on hret il nolmat.' ie or iosh l'Vr i e lnime n t chanis '. ehave. turred tm recenltil eo log t imes, and where PI vou i n a a i t wert htn II it.ila s thise t il ch he ain vey ofi the ynen rion17 wvih paIOr icu refeenc t i ts bird11 li - cfellAs a rel'nt ieoif theillechor II.s a n liehl nd sies madeg duringl the p~ast nine SOWNRS iink how much you r car? Just drive in Du how its done. w car, that's nature,, to look old you want re-that costs money. )wner, we can save car. How? Simply I Make Old Cars New" ence makes perfect" We've had the ex guarantee satisfaction nd leave it with us :an drive out a new & Evans Trimming. MANNING, S. C. ham, Republican national treasurer, 0. 1'. FUNDS Following Governor Cox's statement concerning it, Mr. Upham declared natorial investi "form 101" never had been put into campaign ex- effect. umed here to- Mr. Moore has announced he is pre loore. personal pared to furnish the committee facts, raor .Tanes M. and not merely supply leads although ef witness be- he said he would also furnish plenty omi~tte Whefl of the latter in the form of names ur-day recess- of men who "could give the most ac 'overnor curate details concerning the Republi ampaign, was can fund raising plans." r by the Demo-__ __ upoetat LIQUOR IS CONFISCATED openly boasted Miami, F'la., Sept. 7.--Approximately a fund raising 150 bottles of intoxicating lhquors of g in at least various brands were confiscated in paign fund." three raidls by federal prohibition oml Do dleclared in cers here on Labor Day. Two of the is known as alleged boot leggerd were bound over vised b~y Harry to the next term of the United States f Fredl W. Up- court. rLI.d. RESS a'.!: o equal for porch con ion. It seems to be pret y demonstrated that for rch construction,porch ~, porch columns, steps 'ails, the rot-resistant :y of "TheWood Eter gives it unequaled in en? st'~ue for this class of CYPRESS isfamous staypr.withg~ pu"einIt a Cypress. Manufacturers' Ass ~7 fleard N atIional think Iluilding .1 acksontvile F c. la. TR" A ER CYS BID N FI IB ASSOClATION'S RECISTER ED TRA E- MARK. IF IN DOUBT, WRITID UB. Indauiblystrn--inthuerndofeeyaroedoftrue"yTdewatorg''Orpre eTake nia, ort