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PA(;e too TOE rwpQVTCLg, CLINTON, S. C. THURSDAY) FEBHlJARY 7, 1929 Announcements 1 hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of Mayor of Clin ton, ..subject to the rules and regula tions of the Democratic primary. JACK H. YOUNG. 1 hereby announce my candidacy for Mayor of Clinton, subject to the tesuH of the Democratic primary. W. W. HARRIS. Clinton Hi Teams \i^ln And Lose NOtlCE TO CREDITORS AD persons holding claim j the ^^te of Mrs. Ella Riddle, de ceased, will present them to the under- 1 On last Wednesday night Prosperity jhi,,h school handed the Clinton boys their first defeat of the season, by a I score of 18 to 15, and Prosperity girls I won over the Clinton girls, 24 to 19. Clinton- defeated Cross Hill boys, 17 to 13, and Clinton prls won, 28 to 8. The Cross Hill boys showed great im provement since the first game, which was played at Cross Hill. The Gray Court boys gave the Clin ton bays the worse defeat of the Ma xell, ttk Giu^ t -curt, by a 22 to 5 score, but the local girls won from Gray Court, 34 to 16. Both games were won from Gray Court here Monday night. eigned duly proved, and all persons owing this Estate will make payment | boys winning,' 24 to IS, and the of tfieir account to the undersigned. H. D. HENRY. 2.7-4ic Executor. girls 22 to 20. STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the .Ioanna Mercantile Company, Gold Pythians Plan Rally Supper A supper at which all the menabers of the local Knights of Pythias lodge will be present is planned for Tuesday ville, S. C., will be held at the office, night, the 10th, in the Masonic temple, of the company on Wednesday, March 1 That is how the new chancellor com- 6th, 1929,'at 11 o’clock in the. fore-: mander, J. B. Hart, has begun his noon for the tran®'action of such husi-'term of office. ness as may come before them for, Officers were installed for the com- 2-21-Set HUSBAND HELD AFTER INQUEST Rafe King Charged WtOi Wife’s Mur der and Placied Ip Jail. Mrs. King Died of Poison. Ydrk, Feb. 4.-^nAne^ately after the coroner’s jury, at 4:18 o’clock this afternoon, had rendered a verdict stat ing that “The said Mrs. Rafe King came to her death from poison admin istered by hands tmknown to us," Rafe King, husband of tlie dead sKaron school teacher, was arrested on a war rant charging him with her murder >nd i*»^iged in tho York county jail. The warrant 'vas sworn out by Rural Policeman John M. Davison, with the approv- »1‘ Soheitnr J. Lyles Glenn of Chester vho attended the in quest at the request of Governor John G. Richards ard Sheriff Fred E. Quinn of York. King had been calm and composed when giving h:s own testimony, but during the wait c' more than two hx^ui-s for .a verdc.t after the jury re tired to deliberate, he showed signs of nervousnes.s, and 'vhen placed unier arrest was visibly perturbed. He in quired how he should proceed to ob tain bail, and was advised that he wou’d ha''e to apply to a circuit judge or supreme court justice. He had no COLLEGE TO LOSE BIOLOGY HEAD S. G. mi.LARD, 1 • • . rrs« 1 S_J ▲ , ^ ^1* aH 'jTTTaI* hlQ Til and last Thursday the lodge met^nd l after hi.s arrest if he car^fcT^arnTfrom tfi'jre weiR ifSb the se Secretary. arranged for the supper. It is hoped,^^®ke a statement, he'shook his head that every member \yill be present, and sa-'i- he had no comment to make. Several of the members have ordered, The inquest ^.fas held in the audi- BREAD OUR BETTER FLAVOR COMES FROM Quality Ingredients ; - and SKILL CLAUSSEN’S Since 1841—South’s Favorites itwo plates, one for a guest who may or may not become a Pythian. J Two applications for membership were approved and others are expect- torinm of th;: Sharon school, which was jammed wit> (50? people who filled the main -flour, gallery and over flowed intqjthe ai-ile. The hearing of Dr. W, E. HAy To Give Up Place At Local Institntion To Go To Uni versity of South Carolina. The numerous friends in the city of Dr. W. E. Hoy, professor of biology at Preabyterian college, will regrot ex ceedingly to learn that he will not be connected with the institution after this achool year. It had been known for some time Uiat Dr. Hoy would leave Clinton in September to become a member of the University faculty, but no public announcement had be» made until yesterday when an' official .statement issued from the University, appes.ed in The State. It follows be low. “At a recent meeting of the board of trustees of the University of South Carolina Dr. William Eiwin Hoy, pro- f“9sof of biology in the Presbyterian College of South Carolina, was elected head of the department of biology in the University, of South Carolina to take the place made vacant by" the death of Dr. A. C. Moore. ^ “Doctor Hoy was graduated with the degree of A. B. from Franklin and Marshall college in 1911 and from Princeton he became instructor in 66 6 - is a Prescription for Colds, Gi^pe, Flue, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria It is the most speedy remedy known. BONDFLOWER SHOP FLOWBI?S FOR ALL OCCASIONS 157 W. Main St PImnm Mi H. a HENRY F. M. BOLAND H. D. 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McCorkle, York <'ounty's .sightless coroner, presided V'jt the inquest and himself asked l-'’4-2tD i pertinent questions. ' The jury filed ; ut of their room at '.:50 and announced a verdict had been reached, hut before it "was read K;^ g asked to b; allowed t* before them privately and make a 3’a*^ement. tl iTR.ADE in your Silk Mill stocK or your Masonic Temple stock on » I piano. O’Daniel A Reid. LOST- “senior” Parker Duofold fountain pen. orange color. Finder please and receive reward. S. A. •Ite return Pitts, Western Tel Co. In Side and Back *1 BAD BOBI BiitTnhln for a long tiin*. My 1th waa poor, and a fot from At timoa, waa to I ooold not feet. I would have lo^ve up My hack 1 draadfoUy. **I grow discouraged, for I could do ao httlo. I worried about my- aelL and almoai gave up hope of ever being strong and welL I ooukl scarcely lift a backet of water. house work went un done for Iwaa not strong enough to do it, "After I had taken Cardni for a little while, 1 began to feel better. I mw stronger, soon found that 1> could do my work with less effort, and the pains in my back and sidea left me. I think Cardui-Is a wonderful medicine. My health has been excellent since then."—Mrs. D. L. Beckner, W. Main £R., Salem, Va. CARDUI Helps Women To HesHh HATCHERY OPENING—The Clinton Hatchery opens next Monday, Feb ruary 11th. Special prices on custom l-j batching. Bring us your eggs. 112 to the tray. Broilers are scarce. Set all the eggs you can. Clinton Hatchery. Dr. W. T. Hughes DENTIST Clinton, South Carolina Offices Formerly Occupied By Telephone Exchange Office Phone 65 Anatomists and the American Society of Mammalogists, a;TJ ex-president of the South Carolina Academy of Sci ence. ? . “Before Doctor Moore’s death last I summer he had offered Doctor Hoy i a full professorship in the department | of biology at the university and Doc-? cor Hoy had accepted with the under standing that he be allowed'to remain llip privilege waL' grantee h.m by ‘the Presbyterian College of South h.hin/i Carolina until September, 1929. Dr. D. M. Douglas, president of, the uni versity, says that soon after he came to the university Doctor Moore an nounced to him that he needed a new man in biology and bad selected Doc tor Hoy for the position, but Doctor Douglas objected, stating that though he considered Doctor Hoy one of the moments after ‘he last question had [j^st educated and finest teachers of THE TALE LITE Published By the Back Seat Driver Vol.l February 7,1929 No. 44 Published for the bene fit of the motorists of Clinton Motor Co. X E. D. CRAIG, * Editor. Coro.rer McC^rk’o and he was behind jlosed doors with ...... jury fur several Minu'tc-s. TV ’.g him«<'’f was the secoui wit- .e 3 ca..cu .ind was cool and collected while giving h s te.stimony. He showed slight traces of nervousness toward the close of his story and seemed re- ’.ustant to clo^e it, talking on some 11 mwiwwMiimmiwliiiiwHiHMmiWMiistmimunw Tak* Thedtord’s Black-Draught for Constipation. 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She kept .alking of drinking Lysol, he said, but rhe was afraid that if she killed her self with it. it would turn her body black. “Once she told me to drink it with her,” he testified, “and then we 1 ’ veud en mgs. ^ stalks of canned asparagus! The reason he assigned for her de-1 (drained) in saucepan containing 1-2 nression of spirits and suicide talk cup drawn butter and heat to boiling, were his intention to move from Sha- Season highly and put in buttered ron to their farm four miles in the baking dish. Break 6 eggs over sur- country and to her fear of complica- face, dot with butter and seasoning, tions during approaching childbirth, cover with gratei cheese and bake He said she was tw.o or three mbnths until eggs are set. pregnant, according to what she had j told him, and dreadrd the ordeal of becoming a mother because she said J she had kiiney trouble and bearing a child would kill her. I King said he was sick the day of ibis wife’s death and stayed in bed. | She kis,sed him before going to school, | I gave him a sedative and told him to 'go to sleep. When darkness came and was- not hack from .school he got up alkl soundeJ ,the alarm that result-; 1 ed in aS^earch that soon ended -with j the findingof her bedy in an out-; , building near her home. j Ask d if he could account for*the; Mood stains in the kitchen, King said I small chickens had recently been kept ! in a box there and that rats had killed some of them. Hs thought this would Exercise thrift by ac quiring a home of your o\vn. In so doing you will become a real part of your community be cause you will be a .shareholder in it. Dr. J. I.«e Young and Mr. T. J. Blalock both have their second New Ford each. They are both well satisfied with the service they have received from one; so now they own two each. What gets us is why should a worm turn? 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A wonderful opportu-_ nity to select your suit or topcoat at this ‘ Rupture ;Shieldlii Expert Coming to NEWBERRY on S.\TURDAY, FEBRUARY 23 at NEWBERRY HOTEL from 10‘a. m. to 4 p. m. Evenings by telephone appointment only. ONE DAY ONLY No Charge for .Uon.sultatioii' Mr. C. F. Kedlich, the .successful ex- explain the presence of blood marks , says: I there Th2“Perfect Retention Shields” hold BIG DISPLAY SALE AND TAILORING EXHIBIT A representative from this nationally known house will be with us WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY FEBRUARY 13th and 14th B. Dillard Next to Casino Theatre Notice Voters You, doubtless, have already read in the columns of this paper my announce ment as candidate for Mayor of Clinton, and I will most sincerely appreciate your support. V In the event 1 am the choice of the peo ple when ,the votes are counted, I will, to the best of my ability and with the cooper ation of those able and efficient men whom you have already serving you as Alde^en, endeavor to give you a clean, conservative, progressive and business-like a^inistra- • tion. . I thank you.' Jack H. Young " - . •v ■ ■ u ,, . . u the rupture perfectly, no matter what; He could not account for the gash ..u u j u ,. r . .f 1. I u , po.sition the body assume.s or how' , in his w.fe s forehfad, he said. As to * lj. - a Uhf frejhlv scoured kitchen, „hcrc ''’“7 “ ™-1 J some blood murk, were found on the 7?'""'f I floor dnd els.where, he said his | short tm.e and elrengthen often .scoured the floor and sometimes' >''’'*''7 ‘'““7 .did thi.) at ni«ht. Queried about her:''“P‘"7> ‘*'7 r' .ii(e insurance, he said she insur.-d hertheT Prevtous natural r.Ha.nmg, : life for 55.000 last March after he P'™”. ^ farther outs.de sup- hraiself had failed to pass a physical ’ ■ examination for insurance. constipation often caused by Rupture r, ^ ^ „ . . , , , promptly disiyipear. i Dr, C. 0, Burrus, ^ho helpei per- Truly remarkable and prompt re-» form the autopsy, said that wh™ the * obtained not only with ,, stomach was opened he thought he|^^„t rup-, ♦ could detMt the odor of Lysol or some , hut also with old, long neglected other di.sinfectant of this nature. J Dr. J. H. Saye. veteran paron ph.v-. recently perfectly devices $ sician, testified that when he wss sum- holding ruptures firmly which mon^ to the King home and examined heretofore never had been retained. ' the body he found the lips and mouth j v- vo elastic belts hor filthy legatraps i ,4 baoly burned fcoiu.3ome kind of medi- are use<l. Did You Know IN THE 12 MONTHS OF 1928 NEW YORK LIFE PAID In Death Losses— cine, me psh in fte forelwa.1 extend-: , hold the rupture and, * , ^ to the bone but them was no frac-! jhe durability of my absolutely 1'■ ♦ jturc of the skull, Marks were foundi,,^^, moisture proof, sanitary,* alwut the throat and there was a | appliances. ! *ruptured children recover.' 'l! v*? u ’"'I.* 5 .completely through expert mechanical . blood, but there was-to bl^ on the | tf,.tment mieording to' statistics. '« I tToor where her body laj^ He thought, waste your money on widely ,it an impossibility for there to be so jmuch blood in her'-hair and none on I the floor except on the theory that ithe blood ‘was congealed when' the body came in contact with the floor. Other witi^sses testified to the finding of the body and of there be ing no blood on the floor where it; lay. i They also told pf. the fin<^ng of blood ! stains in the kitchen and said it had been freshly scoured. 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