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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931
THE CLINTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. S. C.’
PAOF *iFV^
Farm Calendar
For October
Morrow’s Death j
Shocks Nation
■ C'! 'n'.s:>r. College, Oct.-4.—To help
frairic farmers the Clem-cm'^pec-
hlist.'^ viM attention to the follovYig
as ix’!!"..? most important October jobs.
' .Agronomy
Pl.in‘ '.v'>'i‘cr cover croj>« to reduce
los.s of I '.ant ford and to add nitrogen, today at the
Plant rat.s eaily foi hot results, carricvl h.m into international
Sow rye early* for improvement of aence as . financi r end diplom i
P‘^’' ‘ He was TiS vears cld.
Diploinat Expires Suddenly At
His New Jersey Home. End
C'cmes At Peak of Career.
Englewood. N. Oct. 5. -Senator
Ihvigh* W. Morrow died in h'-; sic n
neak of a care* '' wii h
4^
Court Term
I
WASHINCTON
•Y RADFORD MOBLEY
Sow barley as a svarce r.f e\:'el*ent
feed.
Horticulture
Select varieties adapted to yo'ar sec
tion, and place order for fruit tree'
with a reliable nursery.
Cut out all dead blanches on fruit
trees before leaves drop.
Set cat strawberry plants in Octo
ber.
Thin out young turnips, heet.s. kale,
spinach ar.d lettuce, to htjsien develop
ment.
Gather green trtmatoes just ix-f tre
fro.st and store in a coo] place; even
half-g jv !'. ones will ripen.
I>isea;-e>>, Insects
T:.at .'mail grain .•^eeil f.T smu*.
Se’e. ' sweet jiotato setnl fr* m tiis-
ca-c-f'e vines.
r.'c pnradi.'^hli I'whenzi'u* hy October
].') to V ! ’rol peach'.ree borer.
Hai .e'l . ;rn early to reduce weevil
infe-staMcn.
Kuiaiga'a' s'oied grain with carb.m
hi.^ulph'de.
KiU plant lice r.n fall V(>getahle.s
with ■ .me sulphate and s( ap spray.
Farm Engineering
Clean out grain drills and set to
plant Iv.'ired quantity of seed.
401/1 tirill furyq.»:;dmpners tu
A secretary tried iii va.
the New .Jersey sena’or la‘e the
morning arid then called ph:-siciar'!.<».
.Although Mr, Morrow lived tor two
more hours, he never regained con-
sciousne.ss, and died at 1 ;o2 n. rV cf
M'ashington, 0. C.C, Oct. .o.—.A 'se-
'm.- ries ot agi ii ultural confe'Tnces in va
nou.s par's of the count''y h iv»‘ been
culled hy Secretary Hyde of thi- de-
Sj awaken of agriculture, in-ersler to
discuss the advisability of h,;vii g the
farmei'S cut down on the n i. .’> .• cf
acr es tht y are now tilling. It ' jorbi
that the basic idea Mr. Hvdc had i:
: MI?S. M.AI'TIE \01ING KANTIN admired and whose friendship we sin-
\N hereas, it has pleased our Heaven-jCerely cherished.
I® Cut SHort Father to call to Hi.s home our dear! Second: That a page in our minute
xa WUL t sjg^pj., Mattie A'oung Rantin, one of'book Ire en.scribed to her memory.
. >our truest and most loyal members, j Third: Tliat a copy of ihese resolu-
JudjfP REinH^6 Sen(6nccs jon^s always chr'erful in disposition, genial, tions be sent to her family with our
I and Grant To Four Years In tci.iial. sympathetic, warhi-heartel, heartfelt sytpp^hy and condolence
Penitentiary. To Auueal | devoted and true to her friends and land assure them that our Heavenly
I J *' ' ' ht'*' beloved Order of the Eastern Star, j Father will guide and comfort them
I - ,i the James IJ. Par- in this hour of .sorrow.
Laurens. Oct 2. -( ourt of gep( rM|,o:t Chapter No. h, O. E. S., suffers a Fourth: That a copy be furnished
sessions, pie.su o\ei \ . udge . ^f a co-worker and one who has The Clinton f'hronicle for publication.
J. Kamage of Saluda, was adjourned g^.jved in many important offices and
>osteiday afternoon at <> o clock }>o- eould always be counted on to In* at
iore closing the four-day ses.<ion the her jihice of duty,
court passed .sentence on \Va v‘r ii .. , *■. ,
Jones, 33, and I^indcay Gran', 2*' glc-
i'.ig each four year.s in pri.-.m, f '1’ 'w-
mmd when he ca'bal the mt'*'*iiigc wa-
to devi-e a plan ki iirluce fa'’nu rs t.i
Ms in
cerebral hemerrhage.
The news of his death was into'i’si- P’^^t trees on many of ihclr. f
fitd by its unexpectedness. The fatii- of grain.
er-in-la\v of Colonel Charles .A. i.ind- Foreign governments have a methrd
ix-r;;h, who wa.s a {>artnev in the Mor- sounding out jiubl.i' .seiit inent
I'lierefore, he it ;.*s'i've(i
Fi'..'t: That in tne lamented death of
ng their conviction of m:in''':>.i'rtitor *^^^‘‘ttie oung R.aiitin,
■.vitb ricommendation to mercy i:i eon- the loss ot a personal.
ct^ion with the slaying of .Xhirinan
T. Holder, 10. roa<l eontracto*' if 1
ens and "Laurens counties.
MAUI) PEARSON,
DESSJE M. RAMAGP:,
W. H. SIMPSON,
Committee.
friend, who.so virtues we had learned
"\i. ^'(iin long as.s(K’ialiiin with her to ap
preciate, whose devotion to duty we
WHAT DO
1». S. JEANES
DO?
gan hanking hnU'^e until he resignea
to become amba^.'ador to Mexico, ap-
peaud in t xcell.'iit heauh last night
as he addresse i a large ga'hering in
New York and \va.'' cheere 1 hy 1.200
lu n and woii.c’’ f .r !vs 'idci.u- a > uP
Wi’lare Wi.rk.
The pa-<:r’g . f tlu* man who had
pii'n\(i > il on the trou'de'd w i'.e's of
^Iex.c;) willi liis doctrine of C'uirte''y.
jia.ictui' and uiulei'landing between policy
nation -, renio'ce;] t.ne of the country
* ' n I
which they caM by thc^ irtme of
pai’er.-',” n’eaning
wi.ich Cl iv.mit in b. .!
•en.e, tlu . an.<
IMinr-
inf. Tinal talks,
Th.p nnn 'n ec
tiling a*' the d 'CUs-'
.Xitorneys for Joins and Gian*, wlui
had been tried and e.mvicted joia.Iy
for killing Holder on th,‘ night of
■ > of
n.iing
■andef
January 3, this year, ga\ e u .
ai'pea’ tv) the suj'rcme coucl. 1
the a[)pca!, the ('lintcn pair an
d 1,000 bund each.
Gleon Hull gid :» \i>i<iic of iv'' g i I-
:n g'ouo'al ty-eii a chatge of a.'sault end ii-itui;
t iron,ghoul j*;, gut-nt to kill, d'he alta-l. wa al-
ouM .ca. .\t ibi u' informal meet ig.; iugi d t. hhve heen made on .1. (’. Can-
iiii 1.''Ms ot iiieas ai" ’■> .oeb.M a.id nun .'cxual month.- ago at liie ( lint n
hashed <w<m liy the o' fi ials un il au CoUon mill,
idea tal.t" fi’rm. Then th's i.- a loptod
A Clinic For
.'i-.ms e.r
■ t rc s
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uml th" stove
t ei o ■■'-ro;id.'
At
onv .-‘t advoe:ites of prohibition
re-
{leal, a man who frequently had been
mentioneil as a posMible caiulul.ite for
pi'osidicnt if vice-jiresident in 1032,
and a leader 'ujiou whom New .lersey
Republu'ai'.s had expeufed to lean
heavily in the tuihiilent vamppign now
be'.t'g Wage.! for the office
fun tFi eg, ;nt%es“ deepf This Tnay fe-'
hy tlie adminictrati’ n.
It is iinderstocd that spuh iufoima!
tolk.^ alier.dy luld h\ leaddig agri-
cult m i.-'thave re-ul,e.i in t)"!' fonnu-
'at’.on (f a plan whereby ; he govern-
me’'t may cTfi’r aal to f;’.rnu'''s bv
. inh’ig ti.*ir. nu.ney o’l rel'ore'ite I
land. It has been figuii'd that trees
t’t.'i'i'as:' in \a!ue fi\(‘ per cent annual-
of gover- '.x. in the-eirly years of tlieir griwth.
• 4- '•
Cuiti.' Hudgens was ac(|ititte<i on a
uharg'i* of murder in connec.ion wi h
the recent killing of Iionnie .M <l! o.i
llu' I .ilhoun highway.
Kzell Fuller, .Negro, was fviurd not
guilty of murder in the killin ' f .Al
beit .bahnsun, al.so 2^egro, uvtir .boiint-
ville. Fuller was found guilty of car
rying' concealed weapon.s and v .is giv
en 3l) days or a fine, of ^
vent some winter killing.' . ~
Use three-mule riding turn plows
and four-mule disc harrow.s for fall
plowing if tractors are not available.
¥so corn busker and shredder or
ensilage cuUer to convert corn fodder
into d 'sira’ole roughage.
.Vnimal Husbandry
Sow, a-, soon. as possible, winter
forage cu ps—barley, rye, oat.s or
rape.
Provide winter shelter for all
stock.
Li-■: J.-t.~. •' '.tr:-'-: .u.Utr» ^
HLs death placed in the hamls attention. Vqun}; liYes, Ulloe -tolorn N^ilk, tiied
Moi'gan F. Larson, Republican gover-
imr of New Jer.stgy, the power to prr"-
serve the Republican’s one-vote mar
gin in the .'enate. He will name a suc
cessor who will ho!<l office until the
general election in 11*32, or Until a
special election is called. Senator .Mor
row’s death leaves 17 Republicans, 47
Ih'iiiocrats and me Farm-^.aborite in
th«‘ s.mate.
j The possibility that Colonel Lind-
live bergh, now in China with his wife,
the former .Anne Morrow, might bi'
five years ol*!, can be bought from
the many .stale government.s at nomi
nal pi'iee.s.
If a fman’iid arrangtonent can be
ma le w'hereby farmers e in get part
of th's incieace eav’h year as a eaijl!
loar
for the killing of another Negro near
Ora la.sl spring.
I L. .M. West won a directed v.-rdiot
of not guilty on a charge of vii.lation
of the prohibition law.
i Clareiue Patterson was acquitted of
Cull and market unproductive aiji-j considered for th< office appeared n
Miote in.'of^ir as the appointnien* is
Remove the ram from the ewe flock, eonferned. It wa.s p.jinte<l out he
Carry beef cattle on permanent pas- would not be 30 years old until nex*
ture so long as they maintain wihght. February, wlfereas a man mii-‘ have
Attend live sto<k shows to gi't cor- pas.sed his thirtieth birthday before
red idea of type. he can be named to th<‘ .senate.
Dairying David Haird, Jr., who .steppe<l down
Run cows on hay and corn fields to‘^^‘’^^ tempoiai\ appointment to th<
clean up after harve.st.
millii.n.s of a"re.s w'i'l be turned i anJ battery with intent to kill,
hai'k to forest, the ha hers ( f the ideal Ihirteen defendants enteri-d pleas of
I'sert. While each indkiilu.al farmer guilty and reeeiveil sentences ranging
will mak« money out of his w'ood-lots, fi'oin three months to three years,
the entire lountiy will benefit by the Ihe sebeduled two-week leim of
additional tree.s ami future gener- N'ourt was l ut to four days, anj 'wa-
ations will reap a reward far greater charai tei i/.ed by the larpe mimlier ol'
than will the planters themselves. court and jury a '(juTlals.
Most European governments re
quire that Iw'o new trees must be
|>lante<l when om- is cut down. Tju'
eclihrated JJla k Forest in Germanj'
is more thickly wooded today than it
was a thousand years a'ro. although it
is eontinually being thinned out. So
senate in favor of .Mr. Morrow and far, Sec 'etary Hvde’s ))ians 'lave only
who row is running for governor, is ,«-,whcd the g(>ssip staj-e, but indica-
•■egarded as a passible appointee to ti.ms are tKey will he vigorously urged
producing cows to avoal seat irt congress. ,,|| ^^e farmers of the country thn
In the event Baird should win his fall
Fetal each cow' grain in proportii/U
to milk yield shown by milk records.
Cull low
wintering them, l • .
Increase hay and silage as pastures fight, it is believeil that Wal-
' ter Evans Edge, United States Am-
Secu'.e service' of good pure-brisl to France, who precede)!
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Now’s your time to 3)iiy
or rent a ffmxJ piano.
Ask me.
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“.A'lDlhf*T plan to" jTifJ" TaT'uici’s T.s
in
bull to make calves ir.ore valuable
l’4)ultrv
Baird in the senate, might he aski'd to
return to his old post.
The shock of .Senator .Morrow’.s
operatioM in .Nidm i«ka. It mav he
ad) ptinl hj’ the national govionmimt
il'4'lf if :t works tint a-: siiC'a"),-'f lily
Move pul!et.s to laying hou.se before h(mevH>r.' waV’so'fro-h Vi th(! ’’ t'* '>*•• N.-hra'ka has
they come into full production. ^f his associates that none men-,J’f (’oupon.s at f,fty emts
Clean and spray the laying house p„iiti(.ai significance of th«> < ) hunters, j
and delouse the pullets lieforc putting situation given a list of farms'
. U 1 u ! had been partn u- ^irds are being raised.!
Keep virn before leghorns and thus recentlv in stale politics ''^e snootei .s are entitled to shoot ov4M''
.save labor without reducing egg J)ro- week‘he made a trip to , ^"ndito.n they I
\Va,>hington to conf4.r witn SiH-retary '
lof .STate .Stimson. a colb-agie in tV ^ ^ '
'UniKM States dele-ration to t ie 1
don naval conference. 4 etaches one coupon for each bir.l,
I Small of stature, qui.n in imoech. 'f
Mr. Morrow, college dassmaie of Cal- k'', Tu ''.v the
v.n Coo’m ge, was known be t perha'is ^h(* hunter ( an hav*. un-
'a' a comiliator. He si-emed b. pes- '<‘<l‘-<‘nH'd at any time he
Stdecl and sell non-lavers.
Brisk Bidding
At Legal Sales
Bri.'k !>' IdinT for city lots in ('lin-
ton and -overal rural tracts marki-d
the regular October sales ina(l4* in
from of the court house .Monday
iMornir.g by •curt (.ffieials. .Judge of
I’n bate C. A. Cower made one sale
aiiil Clerk of Court T. W. B niiet:
nu4(le .si,': sales in a'lJi'.iim to several i^./’
tax exeemi n made bv the
on iliator, H(
sess a uniejue ability to bring individ-
ual.s, groups and even nations int >
r.greFment. Throughout his ca. , » :• a ;
a lawyer. bankiT. and stiiie.smati. ho
sarictly adht red to what he termed
“rule six.’’ That rub* simplv wo-
“d(,n’t take yourself so darn s.o,.-u -
buntiii" arrange-
m<*nfs 'whiTeby farmers are the gain-
made
cb'i'k
of
R.
Mr. .Morrow spoke ext4*inj)0'.-.rie »u ;-
ly last night h fore th<* h'edera: on for
the .Suf>j)()i't of .Jewish J'hihi'ilKr
.Societies and then ir.otoreil from .New
York to his home here.
It wa afl4‘i midnight when h4* i-o-
tiN'd.**!!© rnade no complaint at that
time about hi.-, feeling ill. Becau.-e he
Waie heen in the habit recently of ari.;-
ii’g late, his secretary, Arthur .S.
desires.
Other states have
fa
4‘i •(. .N(*w York and M.i''»a( hiu-etts, f'i
in<tunc<‘, furnish furnurs w'itli tin
eggs of jiheasants and ( tl < r game
birds. Wh<*n the-'e egg' are h C -hed.
the birds are relea.sed in the pr.-sema*
of a stale official, wh., tln-ii’uo'oi
gives the farmer an order on the dale
f'lr varic'.is anuaints. as 'm'dii-g i the
state where the birds ai'(* liiiei nte I.
Payments range from fifty ''cnts to
$! f 1' eaeh game bird libera*: '!. Thi*
state r(*((iui.s iiS exnen c from th
Americans
most economical truck
I# iiofr availabie in 25 different modein
priced as iow as ^ i fO^^eomplete trith hodp
'ale
Ol
shooting I'ceiisos, O'her stii
ai'e sn.d to he considering the
( f th4' plan.
:]0i''ion
Gri.wer.s of corn and oats '*re to lx*
r lO 11'iuci
sh» rii'i’.
1 lie following sa'es were
the j'liige of probate and
couit;
Judge 4»f I*r4>hate
E. S. .'^mith, administrator, v.s
A. Monrroe, et al, ir>().7 acres near
rrir''eton, .sold to Bank of
Shoals for $1,000.
( lerk of Court .Springer, was not alarmed when hi*
keys Printing Co. vs L. .A. Greene, went to the senator’s bedroom at 11
et al, two tracts of land on Reedy o’c)(K-k this morning and found him '*Med by the government, if Repre eri-
river, containing 120 acres, sold to the apparently sleeping soundly. tative Haugen of Iowa, chairman of,
plaintiff fur.-|l,000. ' —__i;- ^ the committee on ■agrrcultfirerh.as his~
The First Carolinas Joint Stock f O *1 T introduce a bill in
l.and Bank of Columbia vs Thad F. fr SLULS A UpilS lO congress providing for loans to these
Moore, 50 acres on Waterloo road, sold rv L P''<*'''er8 at a low rale of interest. Hau
te J. W. Todd for $1,705. ^ L/OIl V^StlTD gen declares that present prices of
Janies Tally v.s Beulah Moore, En- these two crop.s are les.s than half
och Moore, et al, 60 1-4 acres on Dur- C’clumbia, Get. 5,—The As.so'.'iation "’hat it cu.sts to grow them. He alsoj
bin creek, sold to R. E. Babb, attorney, f„j- the Increa.'ed U.se of CJotton today intends to pr* .s the ado[)ti ii of th"
for $400. propo e<! that the legislatures of eiiualization ' ee, as contained in th‘*
First Carolinas Joint Stick Lan,! Southern and other states provide for original .Mr sary Hau"4‘n hill whi'-h
Bank v.s Frank H. Caine, 258 1-2 acres standard uniforms made of cotton ma- veto4*<. by the president.
on foad from Laurens to Lisbon, sokl tcrials for students in all public
to plaintiff for $3,100. ;schools. .Seme 11,000 rural high schools
f’irst National Bank of Clinton, by: This proposal was a part of a legis- wcm* ma .e the ha.«is of a government
Harry Fagan, receiver, vs Annie B. lative program drawn up by the asso- . urvey ecently, the department of ed-:
PhIlIips-,Jcnes, et al, house and lot iniciation. Copies of the program were ucatioi. reporting that it found that
Clinton, sold to Harry Fagan, receiver, j mailed to the governor of Arkansas, edi’cs .ion in general is being seriously
for $1,000. |where the legislature will convene this ham >ered by the existence of so many
Federal Lan'J Bank of Columbia vs-week in special session, ar>d to the i»m: Il schools. Ft says that many of
J. H. Abercro.mbie, et al, 128.75 acres l^-overnor of Missis-sippi, where the th .schools are staffed by only two
in Youngs township, sold to R. E. legislature already is in session, t achers, who are manifestly incom-
B<»bb, attrney, for $500. Harold C. Booker, secretary of the petent to teach all the branches of
Citizens B. & L. Association vs E. association, said copies also would be higher education in a satisfactory
G. Fuller, house and lot on North jgnt to the governors of other states manner. Graduates from these .small
Broad street, Clinton, sold to the; Other proposals in the legislaC/e institutions are said to hold back cla.ss
plaintiff for $6,000; house and lot on program of the organization are hat work in colleges during the earlier!
North Bread street in Clinton, sold to jail state agencies purchase foed'cuffs years, causing a general lowering cf
plaintiff for $2,250. | and other supplies in cotton c .ntain- the standards of education. |
— ers and use as much cotton a? possible The government intends to bring j
otherwise, and that laws be '>assed re- pressure to bear upon all the states to i
quiring all cotton offered /or sale to abolish many of the smaller schools |
. 'be wrapped in 100 per cer.c cotton bag- and concentrate the pup41s in fewer
Iging. ^ and larger institutions, where the
teaching staffs are paid better sal-
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Dia« wheels standard
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