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vi , L . I ' THE CLINTON CHRONICLE, CLI WN, 1 C. Passes Seriate SPENT ON HAUPTMANN TRIAL Measure of Senator Smith Pn \ $100,000,000 To ers With^ 1935 Crops. Ai( Individuals, Two States and Na tion Pay/Bill For Kidnapping of Lind^rgh Baby. % Washington, Jan. 22. — The seriate today passed the Smith bill to make available $100,000,000 Tor 1935 crop mington, N. J., Jan. 19.'— The case Oft the state versus Bruno Rich ard H^ptmann Will go down in the loans. This was double the l934 ap-'books the million dollar murder propriation. The bill has yet to pass,trial, i.the bodse.__„——j—+ _ 4— Perhaps ^v.en figures will not fully A total of $1,000,000 could ;he used th^cost. Accurate figures for livestock in drought- and st.orm impossible\and even an approxi- stricken ai-eas. xmation is diffic Chairman Smith, Democrat, South- Carolina of the agriculture commit-.^ tee, author^of fhe bill aai.l the m- thaVolohel Charlea,,., crease in-the appmpnation^ was due ^ iw ir.wJf4 J rf-' ^rj i-t If' :TlltJRSPAY» I JANUARY. 24* l^>85 Bringing the, Lijfidbeiigh Piaures. to.- You Nobody 10 Busiiiess ' By Gee McGee Socihl News From Flat Ro^tc .miss jetmie veeve smith, dur-^fici «>t scholl principle, had jtho iniss-for- tune to lose hw litUe .^poodle dog by SUPREME COURT ACTION Washington, January 21.—Congress to th^.higher cost of soed-‘ .and ferti lizers.'^ _ ‘ Loans would bear inteie.'!: at 5*^ , , , , „ . ^ , , 1 • 1 u of the Lindbergh baby. Onf^ per-cent and would die secured by g .. . i . . I . 1 tu of thi.s has been recovered, crops growing or to be planted this year, except loan.s7or summer follow'^ . ing or' production of winter w'beal which could be secured by a first liei;. on crops to be harvested in 1030. death Jam friday evening, he «OTt to ifi-own joK of making taws.' sleep under a big trtick and woke up. / too late, his remains was berrffed be- delegate that task ^ to the '"hind her boating house. -president or to anyone else.- That is , . ithe net substance of the decision of; whil^etui-ning from the'county' the ..Supreme Court of the Uiyted .^t oh a recent night, mr. scuddestates in the “h^ oil” case. of yor^ corry! Eight of the nine justices agreed W A N .A. lindbergh paid UhVeugh Dr. John'I'^^^v^h^ .. F. f’ondonja.s interpiedikry) to a man mr. mike Clark, rfd, picked that there/was no legal authority for pii'fiorting to repre.sent ibie kidnapt^r^i) ^ thumb-hiker and he robbed him (executive control-of “hot oil.” The a i)ortion4'^^^*®*'^y ^^^'ninth, Justice Cardozo, agreed with land my^ord and my overeat, he has his colleagues on_the’ principle that There is the .$2."),000 rewai^ which yet/h^nn ketched, but qur polees- the executivp,-lc6uld not make rules he state of New Jersey is exi^)ected| has| finger-printed him on the havi'rtg the cfYect of law unless con- 0 pay in the event Hauptmann. iXcon-!^ gre.ss . pre.scribed the’ nature of those victed. . ' \ 4 was|rul^ and set limits upo'ri executive Th<*re is the sum of about $10,iTO0 j the pext day jvith| an empty po\vW. Ju^ice Cardozo, however, held which Dr. Condon has said he spent ansoforth. years of jiersonal effort to find the my.steripua “John” to whom he made that congre.ss had granted sufficient- authority to the president in the mat- the fire-cracker which busted in the,'ter of forbidding transportation IF IT CAN CLEANED OR pressed, Royal can do it. Royal Dry -Cleaners. -JSaulk. RrQaiL,Slreet» 77. . - ^ ,-1- - - tf the ran.som payment—the man he now says was Hauptmann. hands of tiny moore, darter of holsum across state lires of oil produced in moore, on christmus eave, was loantj excess of quotasN-e; by the re,spective But over ami beyond FOR SALE — Poland China pigs and shoats. Also bel^f cattle. See them at Little’s Farm near Cross Anchor. A. I). Love, Mgr. 2-7-3tc d these amounts,! to h<F, by the fifth ?ion of art square if ^ nerri^'the' I states. FOR RENT—8-room house on Caro- Hrm avenue, kno^_as Richbourg house. Arranged for upstairs apart ment. Apply to Hemlerson Pitts. Ic \ START YOUR GARDEN right .by coming to us with your wants. On ion sets, English peas, Irish potatoes, plants, beet seed, etc. Blakely Bros, __ _ 'This fii^ .s^-bacR to tlie authority} am! are being .spent4n the conduct ofjter for pbnnaJ^ammages to her handsjof the president under t)ie New Deal' the trial and in the dissemination of of 50$ and mentle anguish 500$, and i was followed by the argument over doctor bills 500$. it will be took to the j the repudiation of the gold contract highest coarts in the land, as art jin the case of Liberty bonds and square says tnht he can prove an al-j bonds of private corporations. The the ijew.s of it. Wkiics-ses have been brought from ScO'tland and Germany at the expense of the state of New Jersey. Their fares must be paid, and they mu.st be reinubur.sed for their time for their expenses. Th<*n there are the lawyers, the jur ors, the .scores of witnesses for both .state and defense, ami the expert evi dence which was'costly in preparation, requiring in some cases more than a year, of pain.staking study. The high- libi, because she^tole the l^e-cracker from him out<^of\his stocking, both parties is vep'y ho\ under the collar arid elsewhere. Seed .Store. ^^'est ranking prois^utor of the state- is conducting* WANTED TO KENT — Furnished room by codple, no children. Prefer- »yy heated, but riot necessarily. Ex pect to take meals elsewhere but will consider room and meal.s. Answer, *J. h'.,” care ('’hronicle. Itp the attorney general the case, backni by a staff of special counsel. . The defense is headed by one of New I York city's Iwst known criminal lawyers. It has been .said that there is no ftuml of consequence to finance the the' town farmers of flat rock has already commence to dicker with the govverment to borry monney to grow a crop with, nearly all of them are in favvor of another plow-up plan, but .some, of them pi*efer to rent the lan<l administration is anxiously awaiting! the Supreme Gourt’.s decision, in view' of questions from the bench by Chief i Justice Hughes and several kssociate i justices, pointedly ^nguiririg v where I congress found authority for repudi ating a contract. The Gold Contracta If the Supreme Chart hol(Ia...-that congress may not, under the Constitu- FLEMINGTON, N. J.... Tha public life of CokHsel Charles LiDdbergh still reriiains a battie against cameras. Tha trial of Bruno Hauptmann iki here, charged with the kidnapping and murder of the Lin^Mrgk baby, saw new^per, radio and movie cameramen everywhere. Photo above is a niid-^y scene outside the courthouse. Photo below shows the extremes to which cameramen went in getting that last-minute picture of Colonel Lindbergh v- FOR SALE — A used Nash Special defcn.se, hut whoever pays for it — Sedan, in good condition. Spedometer even if the lawyers themselves meet shows less than 32,000 miles. New Elide batter^, four liras practically new. Reason for selling, my wife i.s not a strong woman, and this .model of the Nash is a little hard to steer. Price very low. Has been well taken care of. J. W. Copeland, Clinton. 2p _ CARD OF THANKS We are indeed grateful to all who gave us fruit and other-gifts to make our Christinas tree a success. Those j vrho contributed were: Miss Alden j the cost-^it will pun into thousands of dollars. / /•that the trial will re* Considering quire thirty days, the following fig ures give an approximation of the cost: / I- Reward Joy N.-J. (if Haupt- mai^is convicted) $ Ranspm money &unr spent by Dr. Condon ... Wires, commentatoi*s, time etc. transportation direct to the govvennent which will save all of the work, plowing up was a pretty hard job in 19.33. it .seems that the west has it on us southern farmers: they get pay for not raising hogs and as they can’t plow up hogs, their monney i^ all gravy. 25,000 50,000 10,000 30,000 (some from Europe), trooper.s, deputies, court officers, admission tic}k- eUs, mis. expense Jury, salary and exi>ense Bailey, Chronicle Pub. Co., Rogers i Stor^,- Argo Food Stol^, I. C. Boland, Home Stqre, Faririers^Exchange, T. J. Tieake, Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Lau rens, first . '' at Bell Street school. Other gifts at beginning of ij^^y^rs [prasecution, de term: I). E. Tribble,, kindling; and] ^nd fiersonal ex- M rs..B. Graham, books. i pense) Bell Stieet Adult »School, .Transcripts of testimony, . S. A. Ruth, Teiacher. , court stenographers, etc. j Reporters. Aj^cJal writers photographeidjgartists, etc. 30,000 1,800 preeching will be hell at rehober next Sunday morning as usual, rev. will wai'te, our prassent pa.sture, has chose the followering for his texx: “look not upon the wine glass when it is red.” by announcing his subjeefTn advance, he has assured hisself of a verry small audience and a light col lection. this town voted out proherbi- tion 4 to 1. all come and fetch yore husbands if possible. tion, abrogate a contract written into a government bond, in which-payment in gold dollars “of the present weight SIMPSON ATTENDS , \ ^ , 4NORGE CONVENTION^ W. H. Simpson, of Prather-Siinpson and fineness” is specified, then every | Furniture comparer, local Norge dis- holder of a $1,000 Liberty bond is on- tributors, sjient Tuesday in Charlotte titled to collect $1,090 in the. present^ attending a Norge convention at value of dollars. The right of con grea«i toiix the value of money is not que.sifipned; but having depreciated which factory executives discu.ssed the 1935 promotion program for Rollator refrigeration, electric washers, oil the gold dollar, can the goveriiment’^burners and a new’ line of kitchen then compid holders^of gold obliga- ranges. tions to accept Iqss gold than their [ One'of the features of the eonven-! contracts call for 7” j tion was the showing of the edmedy. The Supreme Court’s decision is not,“The Freedom of the Shes,” played expect^ for several ^ys. In theiby a cast of Broadway favorites meantime, all sorts of schemes to cir-[brought to Charlotte especially for the cum vent it, should it uphold the »anc-1 production. The performance in the I F yoa cbiiid be sure that Liu^ would a good manny of our valluable citi zens seem verry much won-fed about the report from Washington, d. C. that all eaters must be workers from now on, except the blii^ and the cripples, this will bo a hard blow to a large per cent of our folks and it will break isevveral harUs in our midst, work do tky of the government’s bond con tracts, are being discussed at both ends of Pennsylvania avenue. Back In Place in tn case, the court’s positive s^nd on the Carolina theatre was played to packed audiences. Mr. Simpson was accompanied on the trip by Messrs. _P, S. Jeanes, I. C. Whatever the d^ision j^n the gold | Boland and C. F. Winn. question of the right of cohgress to always l>c on you could cifoce through life wii giving insurance thought. Since you delegate its law-making powVrs hasj SUNDAY TOPICS ANNOUNCED stirred official Wsushing^on as noth-j Ur* J> C. Roper, pa-stor of North ing-else has since the inauguration ofj 3>‘oad, Street Methodist church, has| President Roosevelt.' It has put .\he'announced as his topic for_Sunday j more radical, members of the admini^J niorm'ng, “Home Religion.” At thej j not agree with manny of our f. e. r. a. j tration'on warning that they mu.st pay4®vening hour he will sfieak on, “The} 20,000 friends. - . ^ |_more attentioi^ to the Constitution and Duty.” " } 'not try to gi'ab off too much power| —^' you’ll find it pays to i«^TNA-IZE S. W. SIJMEREL Jacobs Bid);. Clinton, S. C. Phone 80 60,000 ASSESSOR’S NOTICE ; The County Auditor’s office at Lau rens, S. C., will be open from the 1st day of January to the 20th day of February, 1935, for the puiTiOse of taking taX- returns for the ensuing yfmr; and for the transaction of all boainess pertaining to the office. For the convenience of the taxpayers, ither the County Auditor or an as 180,000 'Wire costs, melHknjfers, tel ephone and te^ilgraph op-; eratora, tolls, airplanes (for speeding pictures), railroad, bus and private' car costa (at $20,000 a day) *-600,000 _’j Living costa of trial attend ants (preks, etc.) Annual Horse-Swapping Day In Flat |tock last .satturday was a big occa.sion in .flat rock. H was our annual hoss- swupplng day which is hell ever year at this place, a large throng of peeple and their wives, Chilians, dogs. Blatant will be throughout the county' ^ .. the date, n.n,ed below to take re- Preliminary <»at in teekin* 30,000 turns for 1935: BoH’e Store, Thursday, Jan. 24th, 9 A. M. to 12 M. Reeve’.s Store, Thuraday, Jan, 24th. 1 to 3 P. M. Gray Court A. M. to 4 P John" Jones^^tore, Monday, Jan perpetrator of crime (U. vST^trJr'anif N;'Y. pottue” work, experts, expense.s, Bronx grand jury—which indicted Hauptmann for for the executive; and it has served notice on congress that it must do its own work and not merely pass the brick to the pre.sident. As one )>oker-playing senator put a powerful senate bloc to prevent new radii i.l banking legislation. It ia an open secret that the admin istration i.s siukwing concern over in come tax statements of Senator Huey mules, howes, and otter-mobeela were it: “It’a.stiJl the New D«il. but it’# bo j principal supporters in Uuisi-i. longer dealer’s-choice. If we’re goirig}®”®’ ^kat Huey will linef^ pressent. to play with deuces wild, we’ve got to a great manny fine swops took say so in the house rules. The 4 billions which the president place, holsum moore swopped off his bid ford and got it back 3 times attd when he quH, he diddent have nothing I lef tbiirT-fttldtF"Wlru^ did not Have t, Friday, Jan. ath, 9 firtortlon, wltnesaM, ete. ^ I Coat tp newspapers and oUh- ' ers in private entei*prise seeking to solve murder . 50,000 Mth, 9 to 11 A. Mx^ uday, ^n. 28th, 1 to 4 Ownngs, Monday, ‘^P. M. Stephens’ Store, Tuesday, Jan. 29th 9 to 11:30 A. M. Robert Harris 'Store, Tuesday/s^Ari. 29th, 1 to 4 I».‘M. I.jinford Station, Wednesday, Jan 30th, 9 to 11 A. M. Personal property has to be re . 'turned, every year. It is absolutely > - necessary for you to make a return. If not convenient to come to the Audi- to'FsriBfficPTilease'arrange to meet me at^ne of the above places. S. R.’DORROIVAudflor, ~ tf laaurens County. 25,000 'Fotal Less ransom ered . $1,091,800 money recov- _ , ' 11,000 no" bo\f. he says he sunk nigh 6$ in the trading. asks for public works will doubtless be granted ' by congrses, , but “with many more restrictions upon how and for what it may he spent than in the case of previous blanket appropri- up enough - radical support for him self for president jn 1936 to split the FOR THE NEW YUAR Ledgers CHRONIGLE PUB. CO. ■/, party and elect a RepubHcan preaident 'SUBSCRIBE^ TO THE CHRONICLE is gaining ground here. * “The Paper Everybody Reada* ations. It probably won’t be appropri- •ET are .square trad^ his radio and 2 hens for a -nice hound with verry long ears with a fine repper-tation for rab bits; coons, squirrels, and pattridges. he finally swopped the hole she-bang authorizing thus expenditure will be ated before March, and in any event won’t be available until July 1, the be ginning of the next fiscal year, so its effects are not likely to be noticeable much before next fall. Present indieationa are that the bill I for 3 biitl dogs which be used to set birds with provided he can find anny to let them set. 'Total cost $1,077,006 mr. tate Highway yore ■ corryf sriomient, j Clark, rfd, let 4 of his ibeegles and 2 scotch collers and 3 nice 2-year-old fistes pa.ss out of his hands for a beef cow with homs who -weighed 345 on "^Vork Reportediumlressed. he will be Stall fed!try to the other. a sort of modifeid eWA plan, the ! chief differences'being that reat .work! of permanent vi^lue will .bj. ffquired, tand that waj^ will he dowti elose to mike I the bare subsistence level, instead of bigh enough to deter men from seek ing private employment. Power prob- j ably also will be given to move work ers at will from one part of the coun- EVERY PAIR OF SHOES IN j. Danziger’s Store AT SPECIAL WEEK-END PRICES •OH’T REfiLECT TOIR KIDREYt! Over 162 Miles^'^ederal Aid Roads Completed In Slate Dur ing: 1933 land 1934. til next week, and then peddled out. Hopkins and Ick.es Harry Hopkin.s, relief administra- a great manny cars and trucks got tor, is regarded a.s the most appropri- swopped off for more cars and truck.s ale man to run the new subsi4tencel and 6 or 7 pretty rocking chairs; she'work scheme, but Harold Icke.s, sec-' A COMPLETE STATION Wa.sh i frgt onT Jan . 21.~^e bui'eau' was going to move back to the country i retary of the interior" 4ini~adminis;tra- bui'eau'^bere folk.s do. not have time to rock of public roads announced today 162.5 r r your kidneya are not working rlghf and you suffer backache, tininess, burning, scanty or too frequent urination, swollen feet and awklea; feel lame, stiff, “all tired oof*. . . use Doan't Pills, Tliousanda rely dpon Doan's. They are praised the country over. Get Doan's Pills today. For sale hy a& druggists miles .of federal aid highways had been completed in South Caroll j through December 31 in the construc- 1 tion program launched in 1933 to re lie^-e unemployment. anny. over half of the vehickles in question was towed home by the all- nite garage’s towing car for ,50c each. tor of PWA, doesn’t like to le€ ^ ofj any authority. The late.st gossip is I that Hopkins may be appointed under- i secretary of. the interior, at ^he same | salary, $10,000 a year,, he - is now} drawing, and administer the new pro be wimiiien folks swopped ever- thing from skitted skarfs and hoses iject under Ickes’ superior control Slightly more than $4,000,000 was.^ ‘i’sbpan.s and well buckets, at least That the new public works plan allotted to the state in public works i T5 imcket-knives were swoppdd off on! wilX have appreciable effect upon funds in 1933 and 1934, and_of thisi^be “hole bJqde or no trade” plan, private business enterprise is begin- ts tool ) amount $1;923.409 has been sjient for! only 6 fights took place i ; new-xrons tract ion, $^[,048,651 is nowi"’!^b the pocket-knives s corimructing being u.sed for m connection swopping, as 93,7' some of them diddent hav^ no blades ■ail aW Iniiles of highway, and neaUy $200,000 ^ in them. Hllfl pi I IV [has been earmarked for 11.2 addi- UF Rw fP ■ I la ■■ RP !ti«ni»l mill's »nnroved. sewral mus tional miles approved Approximately a'^million dollars le- ^ maips available for new projceis, the bureau reported. sikal instruments were swopped, including juice hariW, mouth organs, banjers, gittars, mandoleens/ accordions, kittle drums, tooting horns and a .saxafoam, which we are glad to IF IT IS A MAGAZINE YOl^ y xVas took out of town, it was a WANT, SEE— JAMES W. CALDWEIX Jf Xpu Don’t RdUl ^ THE CBRONICUI Ym Don’t G< Umi.NEWS publick nuii^nce ansoforth. everboddy enjoys our hOos-swopping festibles. yores tridie, rhike Clark, rfd. ning to be seriousily doubted' even by -a corry spondent. good Democrats. But if government stops spending, there will be a time- lag before private enterprise can get its capital working at full speed, and the administration cannot afford ,to have a general hqwl raised by.spokw- men for the unemployed, before the 19.36 election. Bonus, Pensions. Banking A cOmpromi.se .scheme on theWeter- * “ans bonus'is being worked out, to coat !< ► Uncle Sam only $800,000;000 instead of 2 billions. Maybe it will be accepted by congress; maybe not. " Old age pension l^islation is likely 1*10 get'early action; unemployment in- SUBSCRTBB to THE CHRONICLE | surance wUl have to wah a while. ’’The Paper Everybody Reads’^ " | Senator Carter Gkss has Iiiie<L^*p Offering This Products Community Purol lone Better General Repair Department Homer Woodruff, Experienced Mechanic, in Charge. See .the New Ford V-8 r On Display In Our Showroom. Ford Sales and Service. ■MiJ We Specialize In W'ashing and Greasing Cars. PrMnpt, Courteous, Satisfactory Service. - Come 1*0 See Us. Oil Senrice Station George H. Young, Mgr. yf % 4^ 4 /.■" \ O A i: % ./ 1