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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929
I “Broadway Gold
i Diggers” At Carolina
WITNESS NAMES
ALLEGED SLAYER
Twelve Tracts Sold
By Clerk of Court
I Not content with
[ Warner Bros, have now provided an
i unbelievably prodigal array of the
past triumphs,^atal Textile,
£60 acres in Sullivan township, sold Grace: “Do ycu know, Kenneth kiss-
to 0. L. Long, attorney, for $2,000. led me twice last night before I could
Bank of Ware Shoals vs Mary T. Istop him.”
Sullivan, et al, 100 acres in Waterloo!
Clerk of Court Thos. W. Bennett township, and one-sixth interest in 705
made the following legal sales at pub- acres and one-sixth interest in the per-
lic outcry Monday morning: jsonal property of the late Capt. J. B.
Humbert, sold to R. E. Babb, attorney,
for $3,150.
Greta: “Gracious! What cheek!’
“Neither! My lips!”
A STREAK across the
road! A black cat!
'‘Bad luck”, scream some!
“Good luck”, shout c _:::
—for with our Attio Com
bination Policy they knot /
they simply can’t be outer
luck, black cat or what!
Pays to
^ T N A -1
Z E
Riot Given. Is Severely
Grilled.
Gastonia, N. C., Nov. 5.—B. L. Case, I Mrs. Julia S. Humbert vs T.. Con-
most sensational effects ever evolved a chance passenger on the mob-beleag- way Smith, et al, 300 acres known as
' by the theatre and by motion pictures., uered truck, in which Mrs. Ella May j the home place of Mrs. Mary C.'^mith, ^ First Carolinas Joint Stock Land
■ Picture a profuse procession of rc-'**^*^*"®’ National Textile Workers’j sold to F. P. McGowan, attorney, for Bank vs Furman B. Campbell, 333 1-2 pig
! • • V Union member, was riding when she-$1,000; six additional tracts aggregat-1 acres in Cross Hill township, sold to
jvue spectacle scenes in amazing se - death, Irfte today charged 4ng 647 1-2 acres, more or less, sold to A. C. Todd, attorney, for $1,100. |
.ings, superbly staged chorus^oancing ^ Horace Wheeler, Loray mill F. P. McGowan. attorney, for $2,825; | Mrs. Mabel H. Moorhead vs Mrs.'
numbers, the flashing wi an " worker, fired a shot into the truck an land one-seventh interest in the Milton Annie May Adair, 22 acres, more or
ling of innie ig ner, *■ ® j instant before the woman fell dead. Mill place containing 125 acres, scldtless, on East Main street, Laurens,'
I charm of Nancy We or . ® as , Case, who is working for a cotton'to F. M. and A. P. Fuller for $104. j sold subject to $2,800 mortgage, to
mg dancing of Ann Pennington, the Uoxirxt Holly, was testifying! Mrs. T. H. H:lland vs Mrs. James A. C. Todd, attorney, for $1,300. i
Tp«rlp^AnH nthirs Tlir J^dge Pender A. McElroy’s Commit-, L. Reid, 74 3-4 acres in Scuffletown Federal Land Bank vs J. C. Jacks, j
r f t^.pivp KpnHiinp nlHVPrs’in magistrate inquiry into the slay-'township; sold to Mrs. Mattie E. ei$ al, 224 acres in Hunter township,!
r. LlrTp. of a^ hearing Blakely for $1,350. . I sold to P. D. Buff, attorney, for $SOO:-
hadmg roles of a story that kept Nei. formally got under way today! State Planters Bank and Trust Co.,' , i
jYtrk gasping and gigg ing or sixteen men under arrest on vs Charles C. Caldwell, 112 acres in' sriJSCRIBE TO THE CHRONICLE
I year, and you have only Wgun to im- conspiracy to murder. was I Waterloo township; sold to H. S. 1
agine the treat that is in ^^^re for j„' Blackwell, attorney, for $800. “TUI!
you when you see and ear ® w'hich any person has been named asi First Carolinas Joint Stock Land
i Digg^s of Roadway a e aro- having fired into the truck.'Bank vs Mrs. Martha H. Bryson, VV. |
; ®’J Only fourteen were on hand al theij. Bryson, et al., 545 acres on road I
I Gold Digpra of Broadway, in ad- jj g Carver'from Ora to Tylersvllle. sold to A. C
surrendered late today, making it six-,Todd, attorney, for %iM0. I
“We are now,” announced the guide,
“passing through a rural hamlet.”
“Oh,” exclaimed the sweet young
thing, “I thought a hamlet was a little
Mary made a little cake
To please her husband’s palate;
Hubby put it on a stick.
And used it for a mallet.
Dr. Frank Hicks
> DENTIST
Office National Bank Building
Dr. Smith’s Former Location.
Phone 133
ing, dancing, talking hit since the teen in custody.
in"‘c:i““rL“rt ;;‘i“:h!
and the effects in color are nothing ^
witness testified that a red-haired man to 0. L. Long, attorney, for
S. W.
SUMEREL
.ETM-A-IZi:.!-:
short of marvelous.
bald spot had fireef the fatal ^200.
! shot. This description fits Wheeler,
You can taka our word for it and! , • »c pap u j u;i ♦uJ Federal Land Bank of Columbia vs
“ . . ...U. V- 'who 13 held m $5,000 bond, while the' ^ , ,
the word of the hundreds who have
others accused prior to the hearing
Mrs. Hattie E. Brown, et al, 92 1-4
IlliilltUlliiiillI
witnessed this gorgeous s^tacle that'^.^^.^ ^2,600 bonds each.
you are in for the time of your na^; McEiroy that he | •’’■■■ f”’’
ral life when you .see and hear GOT Federal land Bank vs Annie May
Diggers of Broadway, truly the sen-j^^.j had 1 .^dair, et al, 265 acres in Jacks town-
sation of the century in motion Gastonia with their wives and .ship, sold to R. E. Babb, attorney, for
. ,. , ,, _ . . ihad gone to the home of J. R. Parker, | ^^05.
Following this stellar Carolina tri- ^j.g j^ey found it nec-1 Mrs. Lula G. Callahan vs Mrs. Luna
uinph that ^pular playhouse will pre- j to go to a store to get some G. Moore, et al, four tracts containing
sent Clara Bow, the “personality bon-
NOTICE
We are now ready to receive applica
tions for learners in our weaving de
partment, for night work.
Apply —
STUTZ-HADFIELD SILK CORP.
Clinton, S. C.
I
fire,” in her latest Paramount new ^
Call for JEANES’
SALTED PEANUTS
In the Big Package
For Your Dime”
Fresh and Good.
‘The
a
show world all-taking sensation, ‘“v and the street was filled with
Saturday Night Kid for three days ,„tomobiles. Morgan managed to get!
surting Monday. James Hall and Jean g^^j
Arthur also have prominent roles m necessary to climb on the!
this attraction. Much could be written planning to
swing off at the first opportunity. Ho
about “The Saturday Night Kid
1 suffice it to say that Clara Bow is the "V^hr coot" not'getTH'thrtruck
Istar and that is enough to satisfy pat-^^^g ^
; rons as well as the Carolina manage-
i ment.
Come With the Crowds—
Where Clinton Buys Its Groceries.
Every Day Bargain Day
Home Stores
GOOD EATS - ZERO PRICES
an overhead bridge over the Southern
railway tracks where the truck collid
ed with an Essex coach belonging to
Fred Morrow.
Case said that about a minute after
< ► the collision, a man, who he identified
as Wheeler, walked up to the front
of the truck and on the left side. From
a point about eight feet from the
‘ [ truck, he said, the man pointed a pis
tol at the front of the truck and fired
one ^hot. Mrs. Wiggins fell.
Case said that he was standing be
side .Mrs. Wiggins. When the shot was
fired, he said, the, woman cried out
and dropped.
Ca.-e said, he saw W. M. Borders,,
Ja?k Carver and Lowery Davis, who
are under arrest, but denied that Car-
SUGAR
10 ibs. for
60c
** ver or Davis had anything to do with
LARD
ROYAL ASTOR and
SWIFT’S JEWEL
8 !b.
Pail
$1.00
RAISINS, new crop, pkg 10c
PORK & BEIANS, 3 cans for ... 25c
TOMATOES, No. 2 cans .. 3 for 25c
COFFEE
Guaranteed Pure
Pound
29c
COFFEE
MAXWELL HOUSE
MORNING JOY
45c
RIB BACON, the best, lb.
13c
FAT BACON, lb. 11c
BREAKFAST BACON
Sliced
No Rind, lb.
31c
MATCHES
Large 5c Packages
3 for
lOc
QUAKER AND
THREE MINUTE
OATS
pkg.
10c
RICE, Blue Rose, choice, lb.
5c
RICE, fancy Blue Rose, 4 lbs. ... 25c
CREAM
CARNATION AND PET
Large Can
10c
CORN FLAKES
Kellogg’s and Post
Toasties, 2 for
15c
the shooting. He said he saw Borders
shooting with a pistol at some men
from the truck who were fleeing
across a field. i
, Case said some of tli^ men in the
mob knew him and that he was not
molested.
On cross-examination. Attorney A.
L. Bulwinkle asked Case if he had not j
left Haywood county because he had
been indicted on a charge of slander-'
ing a woman. Case denied this and
asked that the attorney ascertain if a'
warrant were out.
1 Case stuck to his story through an
I hour of grilling. He asserted that he,
|had made no mistake and added that
I for further identification the man who
•fired the shot had a crippled left hand.
I Case’s testimony came at the close
lof a day in which the fact that shots
! were fired from a Chevrolet coach,
'never mentioned before, was brought
' out and the defense virtually accused
1L. J. Baumgardner, young textile
I worker and member of the National |
j Textile Workers’ union, of having
fired the shot that killed the woman. [
Attorney R. G. Cherry, questioning!
Baumgardner, quizzed him closely re-'
garding a debate in union headquar-'
ters the night of September 13 on the!
'question of whether.or not to carry
arms when going to a Communist I
i > pieeting in southern Gastonia, Sep
tember 14. Baumgardner testified that!
it was decided not to carry arms. j
The attorney then carried the w;t-!
ness on cross-examtnation through his
I entire story of how the truck had been
I turned back in the Loray mill village^ |
ho’w it had been followed to the over
head bridge over the Southern rail
way and then began questioning him
! as to what he did when he saw the ’
collision was imminent. !
Tomato p ATQl TP ^ Weight
i our Gibbs^Bull Head Brand
10c
DUST WASHING POWDER
5
for
19c
OCTAGON SOAP, 5 for 19c
EGGS, guaranteed, doz.
43c
SYRUP
PLOW BOY—RED TOP
Vz Gallon
35c
CANDIES
Baby Ruth, Milky Way,
Hershey’s, 3 for
10c
KRAUT, No. 2 cans, 3 for
25c
FLOUR
SELF-RISING
OR PLAIN, 24 Ibs.
95c
Ford Reduces
Price Of Cars
The Ford Motor company, through
their local dealer, The Clinton Motor'
company, announces substantial reduc-1
jtions in the prices of Ford automobiles
jin an advertisement in today’s paper.:
Reduction in which there is special in
terest are given as follows: [
I Phaeton .... $20 '
'Roadster : .... ....'i... 15
Business Coupe 35
I Cabriolet .... 25
[Standard Coupe 50
j Model A Chassis 15
Sport Coupe 20 I
i Tudor Sedan 25 i
Tordor, ,two windows 25'
Fordor, three windows .... 25
Town Sedan 25 I
Town Car 200'
WHAT DO
P. S. JEANES
DO?
t J
''v A*
FROCKS
For Winter. Afteroons
The subtlety of line charecter-
izing the new winter frocks^
their smart femininity and so
phistication harmonize per
fectly with the social activities
of the season. At tea, after
noon bridge or a matinee—
they have just enough of a
appeal to wo
men discerning in fashion.
They are of silk crepe, velvet
or light woolens. Fitted in
line, with the longer skirt—
their fashion detail is infinite
ly varied and charmini!.
Dresses
$25 to $89.50
Complementing Hats
$5.95 to $39.50
Complementing Coats, ,
..... $49.50 to $200
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