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ASSESSOR’S NOTICE
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The County Auditor’s office at Lau
rens, S. C., will be open from the 1st
day of ’January'tu the 20th, day of
lybmary, 1936, for the purpose of
takin^r-iax returns for the ensuinflr
. year; and for the transaction of all
i
bosinaaa pcrtaininir to the office. For
eammiimot of the taxpayers,
aither the County Auditor or an as
sistant will be fhrouflrhout the county
©9 the dates named below to take re
turns for 1936:.
Jerry Martin’s Thursday, Janu
ary 23rd, 9 a. m. to 12 m.
Poplar Springs, Thursday, January
23pd, 1 p. m. to 3 p. m.
Taylor’s Store, FViday, January
24th, 9 a. m. to 11 d. m.
Princeton, Friday, January 24th,
11:30 a. m. to^2 p. m.
CLINTON CHROOTCti^ Cm4T0N. 8. C-
SPORT SCRIPTS
_ V -By-
NEWTON GARLAND
Washington, Jan. 20.—Th® quee-
tion everybody-in Washington is ash
ling everybody else is:
I “What sort of a substitute for AAA
' The man who has been the leading
figure in sports throughput the past
year''is none/ot^her than Joe Louie.
Mighty Joe has lifted boxing back, to
the high pedestal it once occupied and
has made a fortune for himself in do
ing so. Though he.has yet to win the
1 championship, many are acclaiming
is the Administration going to turn this youth who hasn't yet had a shave
... ..... 4. it nil
out?
Nobody knows the exact answer as
yet, but a go^ many straws in the
wind give some indications of what is
being planned. The first straw was
President' Roosevelt’s statement that
as one of the greatest fighters of all
breaking for the goal, will: close in
shots. - r,
Pre-.seasoTf Optimism is that Furhtan
stands a good fhancF^ofl^dd’ng the
track ard field championship'to their
aii^eady won football trophy. \^th
such stars as King and Babb in the
weight^ and field events and Scott
and Rohr m the sprints, the/Hurri
cane is certain to be in the thick of
the race for honors. “TexaB'^ Ste
vens will be there to take part in the
Did you know thatl five M.' D.’^s on
the staff of the South Carolina State
Hospital are graduates of P. * C.—
That Columbia + High trackmen have
been working out three times a week
since' the Christmas holidays—that
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23. 1936
citik the state championship in basket-l^lecteion of an all-state team. Large
bail among the colleges of South | crowds would be assured the todr-
Carolina, making this an .annual i nament was .staged in either Green-
event at the close of the regular sche-'^ville or CoIural;)ia. GreenVille’s Tex-
duled gaihes. This should do much tile Hall or Carolina’s j field house
to increase interest in basketball andjwould bej fine places to stage the
would furnLsh an opportunity for the tournaments. r
time. Joe lovers to fight; hi.s man-i^J^ United States has probably lo.st
agers had to put a stop to hi.s fight- services of Glen Hardin, .Lomsi-
so often, feeling that he mightia"^
ing
go .stale before he gets-the chance to
meet the present champ, James Brad
Ibenture plan, Which would, as he put
28,
:t, amount to making a present to
ilamjie of the fertility of our .soil. In
asking one of the du^ky folk, “Who’s
the greatest fighter that.,ever was?”
“Jack .Johnson.”
Hickory Tavern, Friday, January!he was not in favor of an export de- dock. One*used to get this rep^y on
25th, 2:30 p. m. to 4 p. m.
•Bolt’s Store, Tuesday, .January
9 a. m.'to 11 a. m. •
Reeve’s Store, Tuesday, January other words, what is l^ing sought for
28th, 11:30 a. m. to 1 p. m. is a metho<l of crop control based up-
Gray Court, Tuesday, January 28th. on the nece.ssity of land conservation.
1:30 p. m. to 4 p. m.“‘* The representatives of the farm br-
Stephemd Store, Wednesday, Janu-jganizations who were, summoned -toj against- opponents last wtek.
ary'29th, 9 a. m. to 10:30 a. m. jmeet in Wa.shington aix: united on the {The Gamecocks lost to Clemson and
J. Jones’ Store, Wednesday, Janu- plan that the so-called marginal lands
ary 29th, 11 a. m. to 12 m. should be Withdrawn from commer-
Owings, Wednesday, January 21)th, cial jiroduction, through rental at
I p. m. to 3:30 p, m. !e<iuitable rates, of such land as may
{distance runner, for Olympic compe-
jtition because of muscular trouble—
that swimming champion, Helene
Madison, is in training to be a nurse
—that J. B. Jacobs, captain-elect of
P, .C.’s football team, and Julian Free-
Now they, place Jack ait number -another footballer, ^ recently
two. •
Coach- Ted Petosky pix'seiited an
im'proved South Carolina basketball
H. D. HENRY
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1898-1935
F. M. BOLAND
H. D. HENRY & COMPANY
INSURANCE .
STOCKS ^ BONDS — xREAL ESTATE
Telephone 121
LOANS NEGOTIATED 7
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Robert Harris’ Store, Thursday,
January 30th, 9 a. m. to 11..30 a. m. '
Lanford Station, Thursd^ay, Janu
ary 30th, 1:30 p. m. to 3 p. m.
Personal property has to be return
ed every year. It is absolutely nece^
'sary for you to make a return. If jioi
convenient to come to the Auditor’s
office please arrange to meet me at
one of the above places.
S. R.
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DORROIT, Auditor,
I,.{iuiN*ns '('ounty.
COUNTY
TIplASUKER’S
1935
NOTICE
The books of the County Trcifsurcr
wiirbe~()pen for the collection of taxes
for the fiscal—3rear, 1935, at the
Treasurer’s office from ' September
15th to December 31, 193.5: After De«-
Imj necessary to promote conservation
of soil, fertility and to bring about a
balance of ilomestic production at
profitable prices.
Maybe Domestic Allotments
Instead of export bounties, it is re
garded as jKissible that the .Adminis
tration vvilT propose a domestic allot-
crops consumed at home,' This has
farmers on the proportion of their
ment syst«*m, based on bounties to
lHH‘n consideriNi by Congress many
times in the past but never as-part of
a nTnVprehensive nation-wide jilan.
The Supreme Court’s decision in the
AAA casi* did not negative jirocessing
taxes as'".such, hut onlyrthe allotment
of pnKH'ssing funds to a specia
Furman by the scantest margins. It
is inlere.sting to note that of*all the
games played by ('arolina, none hWve
fluw'n the v/iimers w'th an impressive
margin of victory. Petosky teaches
quick ineaking at center and sloW
,
control’ en-
stood examinations for entrance to,
the Unit^ States Military Academy
—that Coach Don McAllister of Caro-1
linartti ■Oiie_o^ the statela leading-
P^AYS YOU BIG DIVIDENDS
teur golfers-^that Henry Picard, who
w'Rs professional of a gplf course in
Charleston before going to Hershey,
Pa,, was .second among the leading
money winners of golfdom and the
leader in the early tournamenU?
Suggestions have been ma<le for
the staging.of a Tournament to de-
himself but he wants to
oughdelegates so that he can dictate'
the nomination of Vdndenberg. The
influence of former I’resident Hoover,
it-is lielieved^ will l>e thrbwn to which
ever candidate he thinks is best equip-
A Three Days’ Cough
Is Your Danger Signal
No matter how many mecllclnca you
have tried for -your cough, chest cok
ptsl to put up a vigorous knock-down-j or bronchial irritation, yuu can get rc-
[or group. It is held that processing
taxe!; are entindy within -the povyer
, Of Congress, provideil the money so
cember .11 one per cent will be added.^u^,,,||^.^.j^j.j| ji^to the^ general reve-
anddrag-out fight with I’resident
Roosevelt. Goveu-nor Jjandon, it is Ix'-
ing said here, has not s<> fai' demon
strated lii.s fighting spirit and abili-
‘‘-y-
Those w'ho hold that the coming
campaign \yill he a battle ol' jM'rson-
class^.jli^^ij.^ i-egard Frank Knox of Chica-
tlu* two lK‘sl-e(|uipi)ed scrappejs now
go and .Senatoi- Dickinson of Iowa as
in sight.
lief now with Crcomuh^ion. .Seriou;
trouble may be brewing-and you can
not afford to take a chance v/iiji a.ny-
thlng less than CriiioimJlaicu, v.-hic-k
goes right to the seat of the tixuld
to aid nature to roctlie c’d lieal th'
Inflamed membranes as tne'/i-ier.-laUc
phlegm is loosened and eirpelkd.
Try Your''Home Town First
Even if other reinecUcs hev
f.H'
After January 31, two per cent will
be added, and after February 29th,
deven per cent will 1^ added until the
15th day ~of 'March, 1936, when the
books will be clo.sed.
.All persons owning proiierty in
more than one .school district are re
quested to call for receipts in^each of
the several fichool districts in which
nues, and that Congross has a right
to appixipiriate, from general reve
nues, funds for the payment of bount
ies to farmers for soil conservation
an<l otlter i)urpose.s.
This idea of soil conservation has
bexm one of President Roosevelt’.s
pets for a long time. On Octolx'r 25
he inilicated it as the basis of any
don’t be dkcour.igcd, yo.ir hnK'gi.sc ■
authorized to guar'intcu rre;
and to refund your n.firev ifr-u v.c
.satisfied with residu /rc-m i.ie vi ' j Ar:
bottle.GctCreomul';}onri'‘+'f - ■*'v • rrrjv
PresenteJ In
7 he Chamber of Commerce
the property is located. This is impor-j |H*rmanent agricultural
tanr, a.s 'additional cost and T^^^l^y'TadJuTfhTerTt pidgram7made to en-'
may be attachtxi. / j courage individual farmers to adopt
All abie-Dodicd male citizens he sound farm managtmient, croji rota-
tween the ages of twentV-one (21)jti(in and soil conservation methods,
and sixty (60 years_ii|,.age are liable { He was talking then of the mote or
•JtTT pay a poll tax of $1.00. (’onihuda-1'k-ss distant future, but it would ap-
tion''Rb'ad Tax $1..50 in lieu of rual|p,.ar that the .Supromo; ('(furt’s do-
duty.. All able-bodied men between i vision niay foire the immvilm'.e «dop-
the ages of 21 and 25 arc liable tO|iijn of sueh a plan,
road duty except tho.se in military j - ('uttuii and Rice Suits
service, school trustees, .school teach-' The ilismis.sal last w(M*k by ti'e Su
mini.-^ter.s and studenls,' iprer.ie Llau^t—of t'ue suit brought to
Dog Ownersl your dog is on the taxldi'chire the Dankliead Ctitlon Tonlrol
books. -Y-ou-aro entitled Co almtementlart invalid had no relation tu-^ ihe
of dog'lax by reason of rabies treat-: i)h’i its of ih<* ease. It was dismisfked
' ment. IJutT'Tt^liriil^^ssary' lhal 'yTm'W il Tecdibroiittry,^having IVee'n
present inoculation certificate to the rbrought In fixre the t'ourt in-a proi»er
county treasurer at the time of tax and legal manner.
paymerfr or befoie. Unless privent-i In the case of the Louisiana rice
cd then, tax cannot he abated. I millers who luul ohtaineil an injime
Proper aUention will be given those'“'Lbiwi'r eotlTts ugaife;t the
— whoywish to pay their taxes through i ^ ‘* >011 by the (io\eminent .il fyo-
the mail bjTcheck, money order, etc.,taxes, the Siqneim
giving name of township and numberreturn to Iho millers
of school di.strict.
the
the Siqneme ('ourt or-
the return to Iho millers of
■about $290,000,090 which they had de-
Persons .semding in li.sts of names {Courts pending the*
to be taken off are requested to send'gi'ouml that the tax
them early and give the township and | actually bwn colIecU*d.
school di.strict of each as the Treas-
urer^ls very busy during the nion^h of
December.
I). ROY SIMPSON,
tf /I, ~ County Treas.
NOTH E
The Literary Lodge,
Pitts street, ClinLm, S.
located on
('., through
The agitation for Coivstitutional
ameniiments to give the* Federal Gov
ernment greater powers is naturally
more active than it has been before.
.Most of the union labor groups, some
of the farmers’ organizationsv a very
large proportion of the. radical ele-
menU and the advocates of i*conomic
planning by the Governnjent, aiv ex-
lK*cted to back one of the proposals
for amendment, in the hope that the
due piocess of law, does hereby apply' present .session of Congross may sub-
to the Secretary of State for<a char-'
ter.
mit them to the states. How faa'
j this movement wilLget at this session
\V. D. Wjilson, JPrujddeiit. ; i.s^rathtMvtlqqbiful,,
W. F., Watkins, Vice-Prosldent.^.on the part of the .Administration to
J. D. Word, Secretary.
L. W. King, Jr., Treasurer.
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Tb* Aaflttpflc Scolp Madldii*—
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WrtH raif HmAM "TM Tr«tli AkMrt
Nalr." NaUtMl ll«M6y C«.. Nm Ytrti
(make the Constitution an issue in the
coming ^campaign. ^ Certainly the
President is not likely to advocate
changes before elrotion, which would
I tend to break down the rights of the
j states. —
I UevenucK Wanted
j The killing off of the proc<*ssing
; tttxes knockwl a hig -hide in the Treas-
ury budget ei^nates. These had
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ther down the economic Ihie, or the I
impo.sition of a general mimufacturers
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lieved to he popular/With the voters,
because it makes the ordinary man
tax-conscious. Bdt the idea is being
i^vived on Capitol Hill and it may
shortly be taken seriously. ^ , j
Borah Backs ^Vandchberg^.
Political inteiwt still centers on
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(indicate that Senator Borah is really
working for the nomi|iation of Sena
tor Arthur Vandenberg. Borah does
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