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T7f PT* T ■ ■■ ■ MGE FOUR 7... 7^ V - /. r THE CUNtON CHRONICm CLINTON,‘S.' C. ■>T 4-. THURgtu^, SEPffeMBER 6, im'H 4 \ / \ (Ulintiin B«tebliah«4 lfa« ,/ 44- / WILSON W.- HAREI8. Editor and Publishar Publiah«d Every ThursdaV 3y ' - . T»E CHI^0NICLE P0BJ.KHING COMPANY. Sobacriptiotf Rate (Pajab)e In ^vance): Ore year $1.60; Si* Llonthi 76 cenia; Three Montha 60 cent* Entei’«.d Second Glass Mail Matter at t&e Post Office at ^Clinton, & C. The Chrtiniele^^eks the cooperation of its subscrbers and readers—the publisher wtff at all times appreciate wise suggestTons and kindly ad> . vice. The^hronicle will publish letters of genersl interesi when they are^ndt of a defamatory nature. Ananynious comtnunioati'uns will not be^fioticed. .ThiSjpaper u riut rVip^iiiiole for the views or opinions of 4ts corespondents. ■ T Counties Abbeville, ..a "Wet* 2,107 6,355 i;247 .5,621 1,819 2,48^ Dry 2,514 2,415 i .495, million individual farm owners and seems to of got, better shortly ’ itfter \/#vf a fifty-thfee million persons who have he was found run over by a truck arid; Vi^lllvlol V OlC JPOl a 4 — ‘7; -7' ‘; ......:, ‘ t i»‘ Giv^ Of course, those, group^. ovef’ap;'*'*^*^ rehober semjb^iTy. one man oir woman ^tly H)€long to^ % ‘ v.b$t of them* Bpt the. total of capi-‘ everything is getting reddy to open talTsts Certainly hins into many, mil- i^scholl 2 weeks hence, according to Aiken .... lions, including the two and one-half jenpie veeye smith, our princi- Allendale .... millions whp paid income taxes for pl*. this js, her ninth •eucckcessful year Anderson ..;. 19tC.' and the other million ape a half of teaching rn flat rock, and if she do Bamberg who made returns but paid no'iax. jnot get married enduring this semes- Barnwell .%.. , It is the people in these groups who *■“' ;nf the X-ilited States, When we hear ‘h'."^M.iig bells sWpn m.ghty hard Charleston , 16,491 l.l.oose talh- about “overthrosJing the ® or ^i"- . jCherokee 2671 'capitalist system” in this country, we ,, . ... • ^ i 2,092 wonder if the people know what they .- holsum .moore is f.ggermg on tak- Chesterfield .. ...i . 3,105 'are proposing to overthrow. ‘ decteefertive coarse by male Clarendon ... 1.951, ' ■ [from chicargo at 7a$, and if he can Colleton .... a.: ,... 1,891 I ^ i _ _ ^ ^ ^ 8®V the scholl to sell him the coarse Darljngt'on 3,936 I ’ — _ on creddick with the under^anding Dillon I . YcA1*S j\gO Ithat he will pay them out of thi \ Farm Demonstration •; Notes C. B. fTahnon. County ,Agept.. Ginnidg Cotton _ A number of farmers are calling at 7 532, the office wishing to know when Jhey V578 ttiiy^ receive certificates to gin cottons '019 The county, agent is enpwtjng to have *315 temporary certificates ’ ready for 700 emergency cases, the be^rinning of V 868 "®*t week. . ^ • • 2,037^ ^ 4,657 . Tagging Old Cotton 2^665 The ^-drk of tagging old <^otton is [that he will pay them out of \he first Dorchester . .. .... .... 1,889 '1,500 of old cotton, 3'930 about completed in this county and I 1110 “•’y farmer who has not had 2*291 his oid cotton tagged please,get in 2342 touch with me at once, in order thatvj 2,434 1,700 uo one wil^l be left out in the tagging 4 *■ CLINTON, S."C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1934 thieves, robbers, and kidnappers he Edgefield Items of Interest From The Chronicle 1 ketches, he will begin at once, hd Fairfield.. .... of Sept. 4, 1924. ' j hopes to gejt a goveiinent job as soon Florence as he finishes his last lesson and will Georgetown A TIMELY. QUESTION i the goyernor. The governor can o^ly Dr. Ball,’of The News and Courier asks this pertinent question: “Who in the popular candidate for|reaponaibility thus faces the county governor in the convict prayer meet- the selection of its-delegation. | ' ' > . , . ings?” . ' • \ * "i We should be sure that w(f pick asj jhe second race fdr Magistrate at farmers who, Jasper j tnc i^uv^Liiui yii*/ J ^ e-o ttto s»ov tvoovaa Aaiva wii* vn;Ul|(ClUWn icr,|do what the general assembly w.nts,; government, heeded '“*?*' tl>«-ballance of the dll- teenville or will allow Mip to do. An important ^ J F. Jacobs, Sr., as mayor, took ‘I"*"”'S™"**" " ■ lGreenwood for responsib.lny thus faces the county in .Hampton........ ...... ;et- the selection of its-delegation. j - ■ the govverment, cows will soon be Horry 1,173 1,895 - 6,416 1,944 8,922 .3,208 1,407 4,474 867 1,436 1.424 3,651 BOTH Are alike | Blease and Johnston are both Bleas-j ites. The anti-Bleasites can take their i choice. our'officials those who are best qu»Ii 'Clinton will be run over”bys E. jJ^^ve southern cows are trying mighty Kershaw*.— .... fied to^serve the state and county. Richbourg, iricumbent, and J. C. fem^ 'vestern cat- Lancaster . 2,152 J * - _ - I tie. some boot has bejvn offered the Laurens .... .-. 3,479 ® ° ' t '--j departmerj^ of agger-culture, but so X«ee > 2,023 Mr. and Mre; H. S. Coffman will !f’'J"**""", THE GOVERNOR’S RACE South' Carolina will go to the polls, .,n. ohu i.*4o. a*, o. vuixmon .v... ^ Four years ago ^hey were “buddies,”| next Tuesday to elect a governor. The^kave Clinton tomorrow for St. Pet- McCormick .... 743 funning for governor and United choice^ whether we like it or not, will er.sburg, Fla., where they will make ® corry spondent is figgenng his Marion .... ..... 2,063 States senator on .the same ticket., be between Blea.se and Johnston, both^heir future home. . , pressent mil^k cow who answers to the Marlboro .... 2,273 \They have had no quarrel or split so professional lawyer^politicians, and - ' "f° ® ^ beef cows Newberry 3,532 far as the public knows. They repre- well-known in the political life of the' Miss Agatha Bailey left Saturday , ® same weight and. colon if he Oconee .... 1,549 sent the same political principles and’state. . ' -jfor Franklin. N. C.. where she will trades he^will go .back into the beef Orangeburi: ... .... .... 4,678 Pickens .. .... 3,011 ' Richland .... .... .... 10,184 Complying Hlth- 1934-35 Contract A few farmers’ contracts have been 3^9 returned to the community commit- 11 754 teemen with notices to the farmers of 3 109 thevover-plua acreage of cotton *plant- *710 ed. Until the farmer cpmplies with his 2,551 contract by removing the excess co£- 478 ton, hii contract wrll be cancelled for 3,263 * 2,665^**^u*^e to comply, with his contract.^ I 3,622 request that each farmer who hw 5178 over-plus cotton planted to comply 1,190 with his contract at once, as we are 2 221 about to complete this work. *772 , ' ^ ' 2,003 SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHRONfCLK have derived their support from the ■jfor Franklin, N. C,, .where she will -t once his’n is drv Th€re are thousands of voters who teach this wtnter. market bigness at once, hisnjs dry. same source.s. I are pleased that the race has nar- All you will have to do next Tues- rowed down to these two candidates ' Mi.ss Mercer V'ailce has returned • i # j day to qualify as a Bleasite is to vote-and who wilfderive great satisfaction, from an'extended trip*to Europe. 'acation. the town counsel is afeard SparUnburg .... ..«. 9,497 for Johnston or Blease. or better .still a “kick” in. marching to the polls to vote for either Coley' o'f our poleesman is off on a secont Saluda .... 1,651 cation, the town coup-sel is afeard Spartanburg .... ..«. .. . 9,497 that he is trying to get on the police Sumter . .. ....^’2,839 WHAT OF REPEAL Under the guise of promoting tem perance repeal was urged. Since repeal what has happened. A'ning and Pearce in the first primary) c*. r, I force at the county seat, and if he do Union Misses Lucy and Florence Bailey ... ^ * 4,,.,, o....... v.„.. u.... thu Will,cause a vacancy in -flat WiHiai 2,637 Olin.. ■ land Roaanna Vance- have . reruffiW'”*"" " '‘','""’*'’“'■8 There are likewise approximately from Camp lllahee where they spent have al- York 3,662 ; 100,000 conservative voters (for Man- the summer. ready benn filed for his posish, and it now look* like the race for same few figures like these picked at ran-1 who did not want either Biease 6r[ George O’Dapiel has gone to States- narrow down to art .square •nd. dom, tell the results. Arrests for Johnston. To'this large group both of ville, N. C., where he will teach this 1,940 3,658 2,99§ 3,128 6,604 4,264 2,061 13,143 2,088 4,425 1,426, 4,815 “The Paper Everybody Reads' Totals moore. holsumctrl'es to get-* drunkenness have increased''21.4 per the run-over candidates are distaste- fall, cent in Boston; 55.5 per cent in New^ful and they are in somewhat of~a /* their ...nearly every job that has ever be- j.come vacaht, but so far, he has nev- ver landed nothing. I WHAT DO, ^ P. S. Jeanes .157,659 133,028 .-V ^ . E. Mood Siiii'th,.0. D. , ► Felder Smith, 0.,D. , Drs. Smith & Smith OPTOMETRISTS York city; 95.5 per cent in Los An- state of bewilderment in making theirj^ Miss Ayliffe Robinsbn has returned p. v u.h geles; 116.6 in„ Denver, and 116.8 in decision. They must either choose from Columbia university* New York, Poitlaud. Oregon.^ I ' , JBleare or Johnrton, or scratch both, „here she has beei,"'studying this'"""" i^^ ‘J* Huw is this for a-sample .lose? 'or aiay away from the poll,. Why - . _ I ^ f■! . Au 'a South Carolina has jumped on the should any man or woman lie expected ^ it would be-oij fnday, September the hand -wagon and voted wet. Fathers to'vote forji candidate for whom he^ On Thursday afternoon Miss Flor-' ♦ and mothers with hoy, "and girl, to,has no respect? , R„tin, a September bride,, w.s ^ ha re of ih! anc^ rear had better concern themselves As for The Chronicle, we have no honored by, Mrs. Hal Bpidwin, with..“‘T “A.’ ' - ^nd the othA haff* over the future. Li.,uor is the child's candidate in the,-race. We are inter- , miscellaneous shower. - - ‘.“A, **•'"«*' \ rested in neither Blea.se nor Johnston. ' ididdent come a-tall as he.v diddent . I.So far a, we .re*conoerned they re.i. Emma Monroe entertained l'c?cld*nd’irto benn «iied° off"'™ DO? SPEC/A LISTS Eyes Examined, Glaases Prescribed Laboratory for Prompt RejJbir Serrice. 15 West Main Street Phone 111 ^ CLINTON, S. C. j t /. ■ ^ ^ , s' - # ' Hugh L Eichelberger worst cnn^riy. A UNIQUE RECORD !fight out their own battle.s. Regard- Friday evening in honor of Mr. and ,_J. L. Dickert, -well-known farmer less 'of who is elected, the state will ?yjj.g Down^ Mbnlftie. [ and citizen of the Hopewell section, have nothing to boast j ! peifovmed a fegf in the first primary We are concerned, however, that the jyjrg j^ck H, Young gave a lovely ! that is seldom attained nowadays • in. political situation in the state bas jmner party Saturday at noon in' politics.. ^ reached the low ebb where men of ^f Miss Emmie Young, whose! The tabulation of vott.s in the the type of Pearce and Manning jire engagement to Ansel Godfrey has Mountville magistrate’s race in which flatly rejected for such leaders as,^^^ announced. ' Mr. Dickert waft a candidate against Blease and Johnston. But then theiVs ’;; ; . - a strung opponent, showed that he re--, no need using up space talking about ceived 96 votes at Hopewell ‘ his borne water that has already run over the box. There were 96 votes cast at this dam. next year. yores trulie, • mike Clark, rfd, corry spondent. precinct.. This is a unique record for any can didate. And it is Indeed a high com Nobody’s Business By Gee McGm WHAT DO P. S. Jeanes JJO? NEW YORK LIFE MAN 13 Years Experience ■ v— ..»:kws-vs._ Professional Insurance hfomnati A Furnished Free . / - ' -vs ■’* ■ A Officii: Roam 209 Jacobs & Cd. Buildins; W . ' , ' I y r. i! school days AGAIN’ ^ School days are^'here again. AlF - — — pliinent, one which we imagine Mr. over the United States .thirty million' Rehober Church Is CoMMering Dickert will prize highly and deeply children are flocking back to the pub-! ‘ Calling a New Pastor appreciate all his life. What the lie schools, besides.the great number ~ flat rock, s. C., sep 3, 1934. “home folks” think of a neighbor re-.who will go to the church schools and deer nin edditor: flect.s the type of man more accurate- private' schools of all kinds. ( a movement i.s on foot by the of- ly than any oth(?r measuring stick. • Thirty million youngster^ getting fisers of rehober church to call j-ev. —^ i ready to Uke the places of'as many teazer of north Carolina, wbo let the SECOND PRIMARY TALK "old.sters in a few years. This is as .snake bit him in the pullpit, to serve Blea.'^e and Johnstob, both extreme-''wiany people as there are in all Po-s-gs-the pasture of same, they will no ly anxious to become governor, are, land, mode than in Belgium, almost doubt do so at once unless our pres- enlarging their views on important as many as in Eri^and. And we are sent pasture, rev. wffite, lets a ^na mattW's since the first primary, spending', w’e who pay fixes, about bite him. When Manning, and Pearce were ninety dollars a, year for the educa-1 Vt making a .strong plea for law enforce- tion in the public -schools of eVery ^ait^ is not willing’to bit' meni and fearlessly exjuessing their chil^d;- , , it • ' ir » • snake, and that do not pll^ all opposition to the abuse of the pardonj The future of the United States of members, and it looks likO if hej po.WAjr, .Johnston was consuming his America lies in the hands of these refuses to be bit, he will lose his time abusing the highway commis- young oiies. It is,., therefoie, of the early date, the deacons hav’e siun. Now that he is in the run-over highest importance to gi\e ®^^®tition_^^^j.ggjj him use iE wattbr njoc-■ a,nd must have votes to he elected, he. to what th^y are taught in school. /casin or'a coach-whip instead of a is di.sc’us.sing-this important issue as Me hear of subiersive^ teaching reggiriar rattlesnake, as we have none '"did Manning and Pearce. Why the creeping into some -of the Public ^ere. silence in the first primary? ' Iscbools in some of the big'cities. We Blease in his cam ^laign, so far as up udt think that is true in thie small | some of the leaders gf rehober the reports showed, did not mentipii towns and the-riiral dsitricts, FortUeY gyjm,pj^ say* that'every" pasture in the law enforcement or whether he would ^ virtues of country ought to prove his good works abu.se the pardon power. He had al- honesty, in^pstry* and personal ^eing bit by snakes, and it wont ready been seen in action. character are stiU inculcated m the/^^ now-befoar it will be uripos- the schools of.gibifcfor sioie lor a man to get a job preech- In yesterday’s paper in a statement vast hiajority , of issued by Blease expressing his viev^'s, .America. •* unlegg he shows the.»[j)rint of we ran across this amazing sentence; Most important of all is it that our snake’s teeth 6n his arm, like a, vaxi- “My past administration shows that public schools should give'' the chil- Nation mark ansoforth. ‘I stand for law and order and law dren as much as they can absorb of, enforcement.” ‘ ^ knowledge of how the world of j^owhi- refuses to contact thei This is .the same gentleman talking ups gets a living and nianages its ®^*,gmke, be mought as well be looking' who, when governor, consigned the fairs. Not that we think we “constitution to hell” and showed (Ton- ups manage things any*1l:6o well,-but amount to so much, art' tempt for ^he' law. He is the same i great deal of’troiAle will be a-vertod gq^re and hotsuib moore are 'highly! gentleman who brushed as.ide verdicts if every boy and girl learns m school fa^vor of employing only a duly! of -courts by pardoning and paroling the elemental f^cU of our social aud gnakl-'bit preecher. holsum has al- more than seventeen hundred crin>i- economic system., ^ I ready ketched 2 snakes to1>e used . nalfi.’He. is^ the. state’s champion par- , = •. ' 'WKen the right man is found. A !,OT OF TIRE ITM/. EJTTLE MONEY Fon Here's a Goodyear with a long list Of trlendi'-iMirt who aA getting real trip, real eafety, mhegge at mighty'low coet^Gome i your elxe Sheedway—A, great example^ the greate^ Yaliie you get In Goodyeam at every price. ^ doner. How 'changed man? THE CAPITALIST SYSTEM 1' d()e.>j anybody^know’ he is a \\e hear a great deal about “capi-/ rev. jteazer'4ooks lik^ he would fit* talists” as if they were a small,.han(^- iq mighty well at *i,ehober;^a man that fill of people who .were, fattening At can stand a ratfle-^make bite would nb' is. Bu PICK THE bR^T men th<r expense of the rest of us. But doubt be able to handle the rehober Laurensv county ha'.s an important some recent figures we saw suggest cong-regation .without too much trou- uhfinished'piece of bu.sinesx to attend that a great many more of us are “Cap- ble. no word has benn received from rev. teazer, but \f he will come dbw'n, tind garantee to be bit a4e^e«st twiste to next Tue.sday when the voters will italists than is eommonl^ suppo'seJ. be called upon to elect two mOntber.s Everybody-who haa a dollar not in ^ .. ,, . of the legl.-lative delegation, two bom- use or an interest in any'kind of ^Amonth, his »sallery w’ould be raised missioners, aisjjpervisor^ superintend- w'ealth in any tangible form-is, to-b^^ixt 5| and 68-per annum. • eiit of education, game w arden and'some-degree, a capitalist.‘"There are, ' ■ .« ^ several magistrate:^. - .j, for. example, ten million individual rev. waite rs not doing ihuch talk- These are important offices- and stockholders in the 9,900 corporations-rhg, but his ideas do n.oJt_,8eem to’ those chosen to fill them should-be whose shares, are traded "in on the .'agree with being hit by a .viper of elected on the ba«1s of their qi^lifi- public exchanges. Tliere are eight mil- anny kind, and especially a snake with cations. Only men of personal integ- lion individuars who own-government a mouth ful| of venoms, some of the rity,.sound judgment, and dependable, or corporate bonds. Twenty-odd mil- members prefer not to di&cuss the should be selectedT - lion persons have'iife insurance poll- snake question, while others wa^t It is extremely important that the cies on whi^jh they have pXfd prem-lrev. teazer as their pasture.- if-anny- Vi^rs select house members who yjms. Eleven million American? own thing'turns up, i will rite or foam will represeiit the county wi^ly apdshares in building and loan associ* you at once, well in-all matters affectii^ its safe-,atlons.'More than twenty million.peo- •ty and prospe.rity.'This is an extreme- pie own automobiles. Two VmilUon |y important office since' it is here|yamiliee own their homes free and Aat .the balance of power lies. The /clear and two and one-hnlf million Flat Rock Newa Iteiaa . the remains of John weston which was to" be shipped here acco^ng to yv - ,lefi*l»ture has far more power than owq mortgaged'homes. There are* six a telegranT to his uncle iast night V"v'V?,-" ■ , ■* . 9 %. , •-■fS- . • . yf'y - . - ' ■ . . f \ LOOK AT THIS! FEATURES 0 ’ Ce^tgr TcRctlon for greater grip. Tougii thick tread • • • Rttibod 8idewalls...Blow« * » * ' out protected In EVERY'piy by “ Supertwist Cord.) Guarantee 12 Months ON ALL-WEATHER f>aiid»— * PATHFINDER TIRES 6 Months. Guarantee ON ALL TRUCK . TIRES AGAINST ALL ROAD. HAZARDS Famous Lifetiire Guaranteed OOODYEAP SPEEDWAY IimH with Swpertwist Card A 30x31/, CSO-21 $4.40 $5.40 ' T-*'’** 4.40-21^ 4«75-19 $4.95 $5.70 Prices subject to chaniie without notice. Sta.te sales i taar If any, additional O O D y E A R LL-WEATHER '' that*t the pate* .. word for ,More Non-Skid Mi.leagc at No .Extra Cost! . . ^ Just say “G-J’* to ua and see the Rreateet Goodyear eww built—latcat edition of the' famous All- Weather, world's largeat selling ^e for 19 year*. > DauhlyV Ovarajilttc., L Against road hasards. 2> Against de- ■« fects for life. Works _ ROAD SERVICE - PHONE NO. 2 • Jr ' , , - Cood.U8ed Tires SI Ud Gnarwiteed TireRepUring V I niv^