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> IJ * THURSDAY. APRIL 2,1931 THliXLINTON CHRONICLE, CLINTON, 8. C ritanii Burke Will Fight Ball Denounced PAGE SEVEN* ■■■' Michigan Case The Farm Board: (Continued from page one) take charity patients which includes convicts, prisoners, and others in custody of County Institutions. Item 16. Interest on Coun ty Indebtedness: Interest, on Current Loans in Anticipation of Taxes . . 4,500.00 Item 17. Payment of Pro bate Judge for Indexing Pen non Claims Item 18. For Armory maintenance and incidentals of the Medical Unit of the National Guard atjf Laurens, S. C Dangerous Man Alive” for school purposes and the State aid 1 ^ ^ i:i- w twt to be received under the 6-0-1 School! ^Ut To Fight I.aw. Now l^w fcr the year 1931, for the pay-| Held |On Numerous Charges, ment of the same. j \ Sec. 5. That the Auditor is hereby' Joseph, Mich., March SO.—Fred Charleston Editor Says Thinking Men Foresee Failure of Farm Hoard In Savannah Speech^ 125.00 Savannah, Ga., March 30.— \V. \V iJuthorized and required to levy ki Burke, termed th^ nati,\n’s most des-: Ball, editor of The Charleston New.^ tax cf one (1) mill on all the taxable 1rate killer, set out today to fight land Courier, today told the Atlintic property of Laurens County, the pro-'“® tight case.” , . Cotton association convention tbink- ceods of said levy to be used fo^r the! That was his description of the iug men foresaw the Federal Favmjj use and benefit of all 4^he weak schools, Michigan murder charge which , board was “domcHl to failure.” !♦♦♦ OVAL NURSING BOTTLES — 8 Oz. And PURE GUM AMBER COLOR NIPPLES-*-5c Each. Baby Foods and Baby Supplies of All Kinds Carried Always. (HIALITY MERCHANDISE —ECONOMY PRICES. SADLER-OWENS PHARMACY “At Union Station-’ Telephone 400 200.00 of Laurens County, and expended un der the direction and supervision of the County Board of Education: Pro vided, That no money herein appropri- brought “the most dangerou.s manj Mr. Ball was one of two tn^akers alive” back from Misisouri. ; who as.>?ailed the fann bo.'irrl ar i tar- He took the lirsi step by ref ining iff laws as contribut'ng to drprc-'iion to waive preliminary examination, j in cotton and other farm crops. ated for scihool purposes or otherwise Justice of the Peace Joseph CcllieTi The other, Damercn II. (villiams of shall be used for the payment of any Svc. 2. That tha County Super- *•>“»> '"P"' viaor is hereby authorizerl and re- or or any o er purpose ctm- qtiired to make a semi-annua^ report to the Laurens Countv Delegation in * A the General Assembly, giving an itemized and verified statement of all the expenditures pertaining to his office which have been paid by him. and also an itemized statement of all j debts and obligations incurred' for jCouiity is hereby authorized and re-1 “That’-s a serious matter,” he snap- which Laurens Coirnty is liable, said qu'red to advertise for competitive per back. ‘T don’t want to talk about report shall l'<e made on or bi'fcrejbids for the purchase of all supplies, it. They’ve got a tight case against June first and December first of each i used by Laurens County and shall me here.” year, j accept the low'cst ixvsponsible bidder! Other “serious matters” bobbed up Sec. 3. That* the Superrisor is|^®^ same, and any purchase not to haia.ss him in his cell. Chicago de- hereby forbidden from making any conformity thereto shall not be a debt against the. County bound him over to April 8. when he; Gastonia, N. C., rrerident of the as-i sociation, said the-marketing act “has! utterly faik'd to aid the farmer.” He! raid "recently dirc losrd figures show-1 ed “45 mUr.ons cf dollars have been] debt or obligation for I.aurens Coun ty not covered by the appropriation hejein made and any obligation made by said Supervisor in excess of the levy and appropriation herein made shall not be a debt against Laurens County. The County Physician is to be paid for attending convicts and the funds ap- must show why the state should' not hold him for the slaying of Traffic nected witli the e<lucational work of j Policvnuan Charles Skelly. colored schools in Laurens County. i indicated only Sec. C. The Judge of Probate shall jin court that he wdll plead not guilty j lost by the government in cotten, be allowed twenty-^ive (25) cents forjto the count which might send him tojalone. with indicat otks that the t valj paying out pension'claims and twen-j p^jjjon for life. loss in this unfortunate e.vpcr ment i ty-five (2.>c-)^^nts for indexing. j Later, a deputy sheriff asked him in the handlin<^ of farm ce mm .lit'cSj Sec. 7. The Supervi.^or of Laurens a random que.stion about the shooting, will appcox'ivatt ..;:e hu:'.Jred million! t ..'nu-.v- : ..— *» V- dol'a’'.''.’’ j .Mr. n.ri 9'vd “.\mcric.ans have tak-1 en reCure b:‘h'nd the fragile barvi- ades tin , tariff laws,” and have .-pet\ied jirod iction f ir beyon<l domec- t'e e..nt,4nu-.ion. American, he said, tectives, who wantwl him for the St. j are undi rla’-ing to soil the curplus Valentine’s day massacre, gave up' only fcr gcM, the one value ether Sec. 7-B. The County Treasurer and j their investigation. But in the after-j countries do not ne.ss4*ss. Supervisor are hereby authorized and, noon Capt. Patrick McVeigh and' “In this way. a largi* section of directed to pay at least cnc-thinl ofjScrgt. Michael McNamara of New the $6,800.00 borrowed from the Jo- j York City arrived to que.stion Burke apna Cotton Mill, and to give theiabout the slaying of Frankie Yale (or County’s note for the balance, pay-jUale) Brooklyn bootleg king, able one year from date, with the Yale was rumored to have run afoul fl their ow.n p ojvle have been led into poveil ■ r..lr-*cd by urotective tariffs for a little more than a centurv.” poorhouse and is not to receive extra pay for attending lunacy 'hearings. Sec. 4. Thait the County Superin tendent of Education is hereby au thorized and empowered to borrow not exceeding ninety per cent of tax es for school purposes estimated for privilege of renew'aLfpr another year. sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars, if ao much be necessary, in repairing the surface treated road leading from Lydia Mill to a point on State High way No. 2 near the Town of Clinton. Section 7-C. The funds coming to Laurens County from the gasoline the year 1931, for the purposes of^ to the .payment of paying salaries of teachers and other notes of Laurens County held by the Palmetto Bank of l-aurens, S. C., as of Alphonse C^ipone’s liquor, plans. The detectives, however, got small satisfaction. They a.sked two questions and pogitponed their examinations un til later. “What’s your religion, FVed?” Mc Veigh asked. “Me? Oh, I’m a Hindu.” “Yeah? You’re short a turban, aren’t you?” Renew Your Health' hy Pimriratiim iJandsdmesf; 1 luskiest.. Heavy Duty Tire All-Weather Jt-Poys to buy THE ” Teading^maFe .". Here! Any ph3rsician will tell you that| “Perfect Purification of the System' is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect | Health.” Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that are undermin ing your vitality? Purify your en tire system by taking a thorough follows: Two notes of Ten Thousand ($10,- 000.00) Dollars each, and one of Seven thousand ($7,000.00) Dollars, dated October 23rd, 1930, and due .\pril 23, 1931. One note of Thirty-five Thous and ($35,000.00) Dollars, given on April ITth, 1930, and one O'! p-ifty-five 1 4V. 4 4 i..,4 course of Calotabs,—once or twice a Oh, I gave that to a photographer £qj. ggyeral weeks—and see how M‘^DANIEL VULCANIZING WORKS to drape over his camera.’ Seek Suitable Site Nature rewards you with health. Calotabs purify the blood by acti vating the liver, kidneys, stomach aqd I bowels. Trial package, 10 cts. Fami- For Vet8^ Hospitsil 35 cts. AU dealers. (Adv.) The Clinton Chronicle — $1.50 a Year Columbia, March 30.—S<*arch for a Thousand Three Hundred (55,300.00) ,-^uitable location for the $1,300,000 Dollars, given at the same time, and i veterans’ ho.'^pila! awunhsl South fASH PANTS THAT WASH The only pincheck wasti pants that are real wash pants art Otis. For Otis Pinchecks, the same famous fabric you’ve sdways worn, are now pre- ahrunk ! They fit you as well •fter washing as before! Make sure your next tvash pants are made of pre-shrunk Oti^ Ask your dealer for the panYs with the Otis label. due on the ITth day of April, 1931. Said notes are hereby validated as valid imlebunlness of Laurens ('oun- Carolina toqk L. A. Warrtm, fed-, eral hoj^pital engineer, through eight cities in upper South'Carolina Mon ty, and the Supervi.'^or an<l ('ounty Treasurer are authorizeil to execute their renewal notes therefor, the said day and Tue.'day. Mr. Warren left Columbia Sunday night to visit Clinton, Chester, Rock to be paid from the said gasoline tax Hill, Union, .Spartanburg, Cowpem.'!, and any other funds properly applica- Gaffney, and York. He paid a flying ble thereto under the law and the full | visit to Beaufort Saturday, afU^r vis- faith and credit, and the full taxing liting upper South Carolina cities ear- power of Laurens County shall be ir- lier in the week. revocably pledged for the payment of He 'will rt^port to the fe<leral hos-i said indebtedness. pitalization board upon completion of OTIS @ PliVCIIBCK \i\sn PANTS Ihvy're prp-shrnuk! Sec. 7-D. The Auditor of liaurens County is hereby authorized and di rected to levy on the property of Lau rens County, for the year 1931, two and one-jhalf (2Vi) mills, and thei his state-wide tour. CONFINED TO HOME John W. Little, employee at the County Treasurer of Laurens County I local postoffice, has been confined to is hereby directed to collect the same, the proct*eds thereof to be u.sed for cross country roads, and for purpos<*.s stated in Section 7-B above. Sec.. 7-E. The official bond of the his home for the past ten days with an attack of influenza. His friends will be glad to know that he is now rt'cuperating. County Supervisor foT^ I;.aurcns the re<‘f>mmendation of the ty shall be increa''ed ito the sum of‘Sheriff and the Laurens ('ounty IVle- Twenty-five Thr.usand (.'^25,000.00)! gation, a Jailer and a special consta- DoHars, and no claim again-t Laurens'ble \o have the usual au‘hor;tv c.f ("•ounty .shall i>e paid until it shall jjieace officers and be as.signcd to duty have had the aproval if the (’ounty|by the Sheriff as follow.-.; .Said Jailer .Supervisor, and at lea-i* one of the {to serve in .Sheriff’.s office and County County ("omtnissioners. The ('ounty Sup«‘rvisor and County Commi.s-sio'n- ers are hereby forbidden from using any of the money provided for in this act, in the payment fur. or in purchas ing any additional load machinery, or implements for road building, except Jail, also at office of the Lauren | Magistrate and in such other c:ipa'’ity; IS might Ik* ordered by ‘he Sheriff , said SpiK-ial (’onstable to .serve at tif-1 f ice of Clinton MagistraU* or in su-h { other capacity as might be order: d by | the Sheriff for a pariod of t'.vn y'‘ar;' SHANKLESS CeUophane Picnics small too'ls, without the written ap-j .ind saM offic<‘rs will he required to j proval of the State Senator from I.au-jglve bond in the sum 'of One Thous-j rens County, and a majority of the i and ($1 ,()U0.()0) Dollars eondiiioned members of the House of Representa- for the faithful performance of duty.j tives from Laurens County. Sec. 10. In the eveill of a va'2n'-v{ •Sec. 8. The County Treasurer of I or a new recommendation, there chall Laurens County is her,by authorized 1 be appointeii and oomnais.sioneil by the and empowered to remit or refund to Governor upon the recommendation the taxpayers of the hail stricken sec- of the .Sheriff and the head official of j tion of Laurens County all ordinary j the mills herein named, three .Special j Mm. Cora Moahier, of 001 North New Orlaaxia Ava., Brinkley, Arky writes: 1 was ao odnstiMted until I was just sicL I could not stand to taka strong modi” dne, so I decided I would take Black-Draught, and I found it to be all right T would have such dizzy spelle, and such bursting haadachea, until 1 could hard ly ga But after taking a few doM of Blaok-Dranght, 1 would feel just flna 1$ ia-a good naadicina, and I raoouv mand it to all who suffur aa J did. It la very eaay to laeonunand a nadldna that haa dona aa much for km aa BUek-Drau^bt baa dona.** nsmoBiFg County and State taxes for the year 1930 where such persons have suf fered fifty (.50) per cent or m^re lo^.s in crop damages from the destruction Deputies to have the usual authority i of Peace Officers, and ihall be as signed to duty at Watts Mill, Lyd a: Mill and Joanna Mill as the .Sheriff * of the hail storm during the summer might designate, and shall be pa d of 1930, Provided, That no exemptionjby the Treasurer of Lauren.? C:.un'ty' ~.v CALL UPON A&P FOOD STORES, TODAY. FOR YOUR EASTER FOOD NEEDSI Grandmother^s CAKES lb. IONA BRAND LIMA BEANS 3 No. 2 Cans IONA BRAND STRING BEANS 3 c:„' 25c from taxation FhiiH be granted to any the sum of Ten Dollars per morlb such person who shall make as much i and the said three mills may, supple-' as fifty (50) per cent of the crop! ment the salaries, if they so dtdro,! made by such person during the year).such appointments to be made for a [1928, or that was made on the same i period of two year.?; however, same hand in 1928. Provided, further. That may be revoked by the Governor at no taxes shall be refunded other than the recommendation of the Sheriff NATIONAL COFFEE WEEK OUR OWN FAMOUS AND OTIlKn NA TIONALLY ADVF-RTISIOD COU'KIIS AT SPECIAL IX)W PRICES IN AAI* lOOIl STORES. 8 oXlock lb. 19c Mild and Mellow Red Circle lb. 2Sc Rich, Full Bodied BOKAR lb. 27c Coffee Sopreme • Sultana Red Beane 4 cans 19c HOMINY 3 cans 25c strictly lYcsh EGGS doz. 25c MILK Pet or ^ Carnation 3 TaU Cans 23c m the ■taxes on the identical lands where and such mill officials at any time; the crop from hail occured. Every tax- gaid Deputiea must be sworn in office payer claiming exemption from said I before the Oerk of Court for Laurens tax shall present to the County Treas urer an affidavit in which is set for*h County, and shall give the usual bond in the sum of One Thousand Dollars, the damage incurred, as mentioned | conditioned upon their faithful per- and described above, and upon the | forftiance of duty, presentation of such affidavit thei Sec, 11. The Court Hou.se Janitor to County Treasurer is directed to remit all. taxes. Provided, That this exemp tion shall not include any poll tax or | month, any commutaition road tax or any i Se:. 12. be named by the Clerk of Court shall receive the sum of (60.00) Dollars per -The Treasurer of Laurens Plain or Selfrising A&P FLOUR IXk.S5e 2469e 96» ‘2 65 Corn Nucoa Iona No. 9 Brand Ci^n lb. 10c 19c Sunsweet PRUNES Mi: 19c Vienna SAUSAGE 3 cans 25c Loom Wm OONIUPATIOM. I IHDiaBSTION. BIUOI IWoaCBr wbo need a tonle aioidd ta Cabdoi. Used over M ytara. special school tax and the 0>unty Treasurer shall take a receipt there for and receipt shall state only the purposes for' which it was given, which shall constitute his propor voucher and the Comptroller Genera^ is hereby authorized and required to approve and allow same in his annual settlement. Sec. 9. In the event of a vacancy or upoh a new reconunendation, there County is hereby required to obtain security for all funds of Laurens County which are now or may here after be deposited in any bank or banks. The securities herein requiT'ed ..hall be approved by the Sinking Fund Commission. Sec, 13. All Acts or parts of Acts inconsistent with this Act are hereby repealed. See. 14. This Act shall take effect Meal or Grits 10 lbs. 25c Grandmother’! BREAD 5c FULL POUND Wrapped Loaf Sunn]rfield Sliced Bacon 5Se The Great Atlantic dk Pacific Tea Co. shall be appointed by-'the Governor upon its approval by the Governor, j E iiidiAii ...