The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, May 18, 1939, Image 7
niURSDAY. MAY IR. 1939
THE CXINTON CHRONICLE. CUNTON. S. C.
PAGE SEVEN
Realty Transfers
Valued At SS,020
Reahy transifers filed in the office]
of the county auditor last areek were
valued at 16.020.60, as follows:
Laurens dty: , Lot on Hampton
street from Hohnes Bible and Mis
sionary Institute to Clyde T. Franks
^wnship: 173 acres froml
to A. J. Huffhes, Jr.
State Tennis Champs For 1939
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Huirhes for (2.000.
Dials: 72 acres from R. L, Rojrers
to Archie F. Cock for $l,2l>0.
Sullixun: 4V* acres from M. Var
ner to J. , William Anderson for
(14e.75.
Hunter: 44' acres from M?^. May
M. Slone. et a:, to Mrs.. J. O. Madden
for $5. and partition of lands; 34
acres from C. W. Wier. sheriff, to
Henrietta Floyd for
Clinton city: Lot on X. Brbad St.'
from W. S. Isenhoiwer to John C. and
Lula S. Dominick for $1*25; lot on Ow
ens street from H. L. Eichelberger
to Mrs. Mar>* Lou O’Daniel for $10;
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Tewn too r^eat for the criminal to un- Any layman can do this work aad
dertake. the mKhod of identification is as
) Not only is the arrar^rement of the;*'**'P** ^ lhat of fingerprint iden-
■ blood vessels of the eye permanent ^*FicaUon. Thousands of phoCopapha
I throughout life, but remains so fortaken show beyond doubt that
la Ion* period after death. By the ®** retirml formations are iden-
jaid of a retinal camera, the retina or t»c»l- Crime cannot compete - with
I background of the eye can be quickly, ^’^**'^*
poet photofrmphed throufth the eyes, and it* ^
‘If, >'ou does not require any medical skill to Americari Indians are almost never
wi..h t6 be anjdiody nowadays,'you ^ mechanical with beards.
'must perpetrate a crime that merits P*'®^'dure, which requii^s a fraction ^ PRINTING
'banishment or execution and lescape a minute to accompKsh. ^
punishment.’ ' Either or both eyes may be u.sed.l CHRONICLE PUBLISHING Ca
This one remark by that well known '-■■■. , . i ■■ ■ , — ^
sajre indicates that criminals thrived
durini; the dawn of cirilization and
How To Outwit Crimiaals
Juvenil, a Roman satirical
.said in the year 80 A. D.:
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Pictured above is the state championship tennis team of Presbyterian
CoUefe. The members are: front row. Much Flanders. Lykes Boykin. No. 1,
Patrick to Mrs. .Alice
B. -Tones for
THE CHRONICLE’S
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Ic per word for first iaoer-
tioo; five jiisertions for tho
price of four. Minimum chnrco
25e.
Cord nf thanks nnd tiibntno
mi respect, Ic a word. payaMo
in ndvance. Minimnm SOc.
caused the authoritit's as much tri>u-
hlel and the law tii>servin}r citizen as
much cause of si>ecuiation. as they
do ttHlay.
.\s eveiyone knows plastic suijrery
has been utiliz^^^ by those antajn*-
nistic to establisheil customs to alter
the ccnfipuration of the face, hands
’and other portions of the Ixnly. thus
enabling! criminals to escape identi
fication.
Many of the undenvorld denizens
have actually had surjreons create
SCSI'S on their facv^ and Unlies for
this same purpose and it is a matter
of record that others have even had
their eyes altered so that they
chanjftHl from cross-eyes to normal
eyes or from nonnal eyes to cross-
eyes. as best servtni their pur|H»se.
In numerous instances the ridjres
and whirls necessary for the finiriT-
Tennis is one irame which you don’t’iniints in six *anies. Clinton scored print exjH*rt to study have been par-
wm until you have taken the last a total of 132 jioints to for their or complotely* eiwsed bv burns
point. Many *ruelinfc matches dur- o|>ponents in fourteen irames. The chemicals. This is what enabletl
lot on Jones street from R. F. Kirk-’ Bob Harper, Louie Porter, Fayette White. No. o. Standing.'Bob/tilickert.
SHOES NEED REPAIRING?
WITH OrR SERVICES AND PRICES AVAII.ABLE TO
YOC, THERE IS NO EXCI SE FOR TH.\T
“RCN DOWN AT THE HEEL LOOK.” '
We Have a Ctunplete Line of 1*01-
ishes, l^ces and Shoe Accessories.
SEE I S FOR BEST SHOE REBCILDING.
CITY SHOE SHOP
J. B. Dailey. Owner Phone 92S3 S. D. Dawkins. Mgr.
Now 3. Powell Fraser. Jf>kn Tyre. No. 4. and Rob Kerdasha. No. 2. Boykin,
this year’s captain, was defeated by kerdaska to take the state sinirles title.
THE SPORTS CHAHERBOX
By TENCH OWENS
ing the intercollegiate state tennis season indudt-d victones over Jones- iijUmger, Van Meter. Klutas. Ndson!
|toumament on the Presbyterian col- vHle. l*aeolet. Whitmire. Fairfoiv>t( other public enomies to escape*
hvc court.s la.st a'eck brought out the twice!. (IreenwotKl (twice*, t'onnie y^pture for such a long turn'. *
.APARTME.NT FOR RENT — Four truth of this statement. .Maxwell (twice). and Newberry Jiuring the pa.-^t f*“w yeaitwo men.
rr.un-s and bath. .Apply to Mrs. The prize match of them all was nwH-e); and Ios.m** to Jonesville. I'arleton Simon and Dr. Isadore
L. Rounds. Ip the final simrlrs match which, as all l*acolet. and Whkmire. l*arolet nosed rMdd.stien. have devisetl and perfected
^ good tennia fans know by now. re- *Hit Vhnton for the drstnet title, but , methml of identifwation, which
GL-ADIOLL’S BrUfcs. No. 1- »ize , fuur-set triumph by Bu(» bi-t to Belton. ^ ^.,|| undoul»ttHlJy c«*nie a^ a terrific
Itulba in Pink, Aellow, Re*i, l^ven- Kerdaeha, P. ('. .*«»phomore from New Thy h^th scb«*ol tKiy-.) tennis team, shock to criminals. It is base«i u|t«*n
dar. MTiile, Purple and Mix^ ( olors. over his team-mate and de- under the direction of Mr. H. F. Har- the many variations of patterns ma«)e
Plant I ntil June I5th for < ontinuous f^,jing champion, Lykes Boykin. This had a di^appmntinir season as a by the interlacing network of blood
Flown*. Rlakriy Brothers ^*eed Store, encounter ctHnbined all the color, sus- whole, but undoubtedly should be vessels nf the retina or barkgnwiivi of
1921—1939
Hugh L Eichelberger
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IS Years Experience
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pense. and briHiant tennis that a »trunger next yenr. The
team won the human eye.
It answers the rhallengv which the
IT APPPnVfUi rifir*ILA Blood- *‘hampioisship contest between the twv two matches, lost three, and lied one.
* . . ll^ka New' Hamn college players in South ('arolina |t won from Abbeville, and Whit haughty and intellectual criminal is
" naturally would providr
akira. HaWhaa every Twteday. Call in
tc see as. Feeds,
Satipboa. Fi
91..
Interest in mirr, lost to Greenwood (twice), and sued to s«»ciety„ because it permits
lilV^ibBsitsT^/iid'^^t^ ^ ootetHne was further enhanred Abbeville, and tied Whitmire. The .d no surgical attempts to alter this
’ If . Mala **** ***** **^ opponents f,r«t f»Hir players on the team were part of the hudy. without the grmt
a f I# were team-males, and that epin*®* entered in the state high school t«ur- ri«k <4 bliiwiness following -a fi‘k
* ’ __ 'was abi>ut equally divided a* to whk'h t»ameiit in i tdiimbia and di*l n
ply well for their agev These
John Mwnnaugh. Irhy Hipp.
the better Kufus Smiln, and f!l«)rii -i
krrdasha’* •
.AC* IDENT IN.SL RAM E Tit KrTTS «as :h. suptri .. Unn.* player „
<v*t enly 2Sr a .lay, pay up ta' Whether or not that match derided
s W. Sumervl. Phon^ sO and the question .»f which ;•
JO if p ay I f we esn’t Wiy. hut
- vici..ry did pr.or that n. ha* Ml M %L t \KMIKMS tMftlsK
>Wi4T PHTATI). Tt»MAn». P.^?^ . ,,.4aram, Hau Ih.yk.n fc.yk.w gaoi (. %Xil.lNK T%\ IMMFtSK
* akksge, tVi^^laril sad l.gg l*(ai»t@ ^ |||^ tip|M-r haiHl rariy <« tb« walcb
VigSiCst, Bene t .-t Meal u ; % * when ia.t> iMtr .riwd
ami Nitral? Krrs;!iierii t ar>< T’-'* tv •" ptoie-t to an>
t Beai^, MdWt and .vadan i„
4*ruas, Ktakety Br^hsrs skmd ^tore
1 *|ltt>T,
In
The t hr-.-H U
Telephone |hi»
AT ^Tl D
Pdet
Pdat!^, Seaiiew
Jake beeedTiag
Jr. l&J
fared
thmg
4a*)la
C-HI* kS—^ HM kS
Pars R W D
days aad Fndaya.
deb*-, ohout ho. - V " '**". rr
- . g*«**liT-e tav as he.tig agttat<-d ;n
, 'T the S <■ logisiature. the rurul camei
tar. «... ^ ^
h othf-r orcos* the o^ . . a# .. .. i
... J t.- s puh-wly offer tbe.r *«h>ertttMi* aw-)
rvd iVrntoi, Teoa- V"*!? - , -i-JrW 'uhosit the fi41.»o mg forts to
iKMsae 01321) Air ‘^. . th. enntention that th. mot.»f>st .
SIM.1. .‘•T fr"* . t.. — w ,1:
. .. I u e ^ '*■€ *hr interval r>.T the rrmaioi^t
t all J B Townsend. , , . . , , twin :•» ohat «hi».ii.| h» po*d ’hr
^ that long -ec.oid set mrloded . . .
U. . . .. . operatiosi of i ai •. trurfc-. e'r
Isosor wiatilla'ing l«*aais with rrwmrk
We haw ?triorted’^ijr lung rallies and hrtlimnt. stia
fllirhs Tuns tegir vollies. unto kerdasHa f.nall)
(SiApulua
COLDS
Aa4 Ibe
Kriief of l^aia
ISc
at Drag ^loreo
■■MM VMIVtlOBISVS
iVHOHND
SAnv VoMK ^17.20
rNM»,N Bl h STVnriN
, Grwoiag through to otn. bu* to4..rr
Gralos. Fssderw, both p’ayn i had let vet poat .Iip
thick Tableh* and Oyster from Ui* ir grasp several times emh
Blahely
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FOB SALT.
Bnsther* Seed Store ^Then came the ehort interwi>«si«n ru.
Ismuiy in best fh*ee .Nit of five set
itrbes. .After t)vat thirty game s^.
iMik. good condition
• uite.
I both hoys arre sorely m
of rest.
mapie ooaroom sune, o~e oeo. m\mm\ ill from eshaus
di.u. aslM wriMO. " lt». lMb-4. k, I1.4 .11 Vu ra
fn«-raur. (M rw. .ta.r. “tar
match out of the fire
itsaas Private
to puM the
It
t'ontrary to psddir opm-oo. tb. m-*
r.rlist IS not a wsmJlb) pecsto. ).ai •» "
s rsuiTi id i.ittitr*! mewn* The asr'sgv S
>«»u:K ( aruiina m-.t>*rt.| earn.^ ia«: n
)e». an average .4 I2» $» |»e-
oeeb Me paid the .uriMising sj i .sf
f it in state gas tat. |h m i»g<r^ H
r4M.»*i fe*~. an average s»f t:i.2:» p
fester a! tate« on gas. sol. tires, t ubes ||
and batterles. or tbr stsggi ing total
of more thaa $.*4) per year in attt<nuo *
bile tale* We say the staggenng H
sum of $$0 brxause studisw in several f
states indicate that the value of the ^
average car is only $212; heswe the
tas bill of the motorist is equivalent H
to an ad vwloresu levy of nearly 2$ ■
kILL Bf'JAN MXTt*ns Use Nun. too late Kenlasha. Inswever. evi
fVisoauus Boieaone Ihcst for Brans,'dently more rsfrssdmd hy the reri
Psestoes. Cahbagi. Tbiwatnes. etc. Wrjthaa his weary oppoaent. rstumed
also have Evrrgreen. Red Arrow. ;io run out the match la short order
Bi-S UW ‘S Tr,«« It -« * *"•’ ‘'n^nUr « tav. hr.H
gen hprays and < aktum ArsenaU.' irnms on the part of both pUyen. th.-
.Sl« .Sh«. B.r.;.nd w. .nfep... .. ta,t« .‘f
tieaux Mixtare. Dogsoff. Fly Ded and match when these iwro team-mates ^
Gulf Spray. Blakriy Brothers Seed meet, as in all pridisbility they will, * , .« « sol s tow of
Sto.e ^elihone I J- Ic.in the finals of tbe 1940 tournmuent.
— A backward glance at Clinton high and one cent federal. Talk about a
• wngq a « aw a uwunuw^ |i school’s spnr^ sports this year sJwmrs sales tax, that is really onel Should ■
I PluAI PAPrKS 'ilhe u.-u»l fine record. Coach R. P.lUiH increase be enacted it would j
1 *■ m RdRWhJ I vi'iidfr ^nd his athletic cohorts show-1make South Carolina gas tax rate the
c'wsDcvv'tc's ir ntm evs lied that their talents are not solely highest in the whole United Stale-!
CHRONICLE PUB. CO
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CJncihsA
HIGHUJflV EHEmV
ed that their talents are not solely highest
{confined to football by putting out a: From a .<ale«wide standpoint, how
[winning ba.vuball team. Winning elev- would such a tax affect South Laro-
ieven and losing three, a* the Red lina?
i Devils did, is considered a pretty good 1. It would impose an additional
'percentage in any league. The Clin- buiden on the motorists who are now
Uon nine not only won most of their , paying far more than their equitable
games but they won by large scores share of state taxes,
jas well, scoring .seventeen points in' 2. It wouW encourage evasion of
twx) different game< and ten or more the tax and “bootlegging” of gaso-
I • , line.
iQflll 3. It would drive business away
UUU Carolina into neighboring
I V/n Cslioree IMVCT^ agamst ^y in
state Constables Vice and Mc.Abec ervuse in our tax on gas and oil.
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TRAFFIC SqUflTTER
and Deputy Sheriff H. R. Jones of
this county, destroyed a large still
(yesterday afternoon m the Masgrove
I sixlion on Enoree river. The officers’
jfind consisted of a complete outfit
I and a 120 gallon barrel of mash'.*with
all the needed trimmin’s, ready to
make a “run.” The outfit wa-« de
stroyed, but no arrests had'been made
, late in the afternoon.
Re-spectfully*
H. D. RA-NTIN. Sec.-Treas.,
Laurens Co. R. L. C. .Ass’n.
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