The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, August 10, 1939, Image 4
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Nobody’s Business
k Bjr G«« McG««
I .tm l^mkinf for Trouble
J*ardon me, folks, just this once, for
wanting to l»e serious; but I haw been
trying to find out why we have so
much unemployment now-a-day». We
all claim, Ixith we Democrats and you
Republicans, that .such >%as n«< the
ca.'<e 10 or 15 years agp. .■\nd so it
wa.s not.
tODAy
iroMom
munWmn
stockbIidoi
THE POCKETBOOK
0/ KNOWLEDGE ^
CI.IMO.N, S. TMl RSDAV, AL’CL’ST lU. 193a
I.NDIANS — Friends
Near the ancient church in my old
home town in .Massiichu.setts i.s the
Indian burying ground. A rough-hewn
Ix*l ' take out town and county biars a bronze plate inscribed
first. We have hwn infoniusl that our friemls of our Fathers.” De
county has al>out L>,200 on relief and of the first white .settler^
'relief work roll.s all of whom w.-re ^ ^ tribute t) the
lout of jol« before they found relief ^jje Mohicans, the'
and walk of thii kind. \Vi* hardly j^tockbrldj^c Indians.
;kiiow how to account for such a .sit-^ 7'hi.s old New England town is ceie-
. brating this month the 20<)th anni-
>1' its establishment as the
I'. S. I'AUtOl.L CROWS hliough the latter has a powerful jio-' We have a large tiumh* r of cotton in America to give
Kedt ral employes on the payrolls in hold in hi.s state. Last w.-s-k nulls in our county They are all run-, citizenship
June leaehe.l H2.5.2»10, a t(Hal which Huffman said in a sjieech in the hou.se ^ ning full time and d<Hible time ^ w ith the English colonist.s. The first
civil service expiots said was the ni Uashington.
largi'.'t in history.
Twenty-six million men and women
:ir«‘ living at expense of government
in its I'ombiiuMi activities, .sjiending
and relief agencies.
What doi-s this mean? It means
that oiH* per- >n m fivj- ot out entin*
jiojuilation IS (iep-mh*nt upon tax|»ay-j
er- thisiugh Washington. It mean.s j
that at the rate we are traveling lax-'
e.it«M> will S'sm oiitmiinlMT taxjiayers.^
WH.M SI MMKR MEA.VS
Th.- summer >eao»M brings its prtd*-
I. Ml.' to us all. for th«- farmer it
fill ati lorig.-i hours and haider work
ufUiI lay by days e.imc, while to the
li.i'iiu > III.in of the city the ^uiiimei
ormc- a .Inline-.: .n tiade and b-x-.
w >1 k th.in. 1. d«*Miei| 'I'o all laborers
11n M collies .1 battle with the b«*at
and a -tiUMig agaoisl tin- b-tb.irgv of
a Sell he!Climate, .'suiiimei al o
bruig- Ps vaii«s| uttiaictiore and va
eatiun outing i'he woild i> growing
and Uaiititiii, and theie is pnmiise of
In fail haiv) t and bo|M‘ foi fruitful
• lay.', t he day of ■uiiiiiK-r ar.- bright
no* •••ily with a'kb-d sunshine liut also
with the Joys .«! the and
pn>niise for the future. H i» a happy.
en>«»yabb •o*ason of the yeai, ,.j»er-i
.ally for chibiren
t OM.RKS.s \| I \SI \KO| >FI» ;
Th« ;'f-I .«■ ' on uf ib»* swveaty '
. • •• < ..-jg i-ss .feted la.-! Satarlay
m> a'r ' »h »■ ^ * jsfrtiwl
• a lot I' t ft ba-i
- .' If u: !i!h I*- s.. eat-
a !r'*t. !t»' ' ' /»! 1 He
• '^a ■■ wirfa.
\t ■» I atlai te«l -i-iitr, =»
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S'. - M* - ^ a . a o o I
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“We all ivmernber that la'Wis'
oiganization contributed 170,000
to the .\ew Deal campaign futid.
L(‘wis .seem- to fe<d, arnl at time.s
has Het<-<1, as though hi.s .$170,000
•had lioughj. him a President of
the I'nited .States and twice h<*
has detnandeil, after his oiganiza-
tions had called striki-s, that the
I’lesident conn* to his assistance.
“You on the Ib-miKTutic siile
let this conduct, insulting in the
highest degii*e to the I’lesident of I
tlw I'nited .States, pass unnoticiHl,
unrebukisl, pisdiably on tin* th^*-
oiy that It wa- not worthy of an
an \ver. Neverthsdes^, -om.' of ^
I.ewis’ followers, iNs-aitf It wa-
undeinisl, Weil- erirouragi d in
then luwU'ssrn , in tlnii as-
tim|iition that he was the “big
In. ” and could gue older- to a
I' e idelit.”
< otiLinuing III the -aim- add'e-,, the
<s>iigr<-s!B||iaii gave the-e faet- mImiu!
la-w IS
“|U'tWf-.-n JuiM- I, I'.»3.'», and
Jiin." I, I'.•37, lu'wi*’ l‘riit.*.i .Min.
Workers (•■iflis'te.l front tbr |»ay
r*Hfk- of th«* workefs lb's
Count IV more than tT.mm ni ih-
ganiza* • w :h w . n « af
f’ ati , ‘ -till i|..
|jusl hk,. th..y wvre . ..i!!it ID ..r 1.. ..j .elrttmen of .Stockbi iHee,
j-.a,- aKo, oxcopt „„ly on.- ID.hour
shift wax work,nit wh..n.aa « !• now Konkapot an.l Cmiiachrn,.,
work two K.hoar xhiftx. Well, thotrou- ^,^.1 Knclishman. Kphraim Wil.
ble i.sn t there, cause more folks ure
'working in our mills than ever In-fore.
Hy 1779 the failure of the attempt
, , • 1 I to impose F.uroiiean civilization on the
hviTV farm in our county is worked , ' . * .u
* Indians was apparent, even to the
(better and more comi.letely than ever ,
. , -4 ■ wu . a 1 Uo., 1 h«‘y ‘Uifted westward and
I before; .so it isn t that eveiyt>ody has , r .u . -u
, , , ’ ,, . . the last remnants of their tribe now-
left the farm. Every .slow in oui town .. ,, ,. ..c...
, . , , ,, live m V\ 1 sconsm. the English settlers
and county is <H‘( upus| and they' ssmin
to have as many clerks es ever, so
I turning off cleiks arul
isn’t the sore -jkot.
lnM»k-kt'«*pers
prosjK.rx'il. Ejihrairn Williams founded
Williams colU^ge. The colonists paid
the Inilians for their land, but the In
dians did not understami the vaule or
We hav«- mon- |Mdieif*men and law- H'e of money. Few Indians know any-,
officer> ami public w<»rker.s in public thing alniut handling money tmlay.
offic.-s . . . ngb? here in our county " ^ _ j
. . . than wc had lu or 15 years ugo, RKI.IfilO.V < onformif.v ^
w h«-n ih.IhmIv wa- out of a j<d». We Tl>e .Mi»hican Imlian- were hunt« r-
miglii -ay without fear of contra<lic- who were gla'l to trade th«*ir U'aver-
tion that we have *wice as manv city -kins f<»i th«- rum which the w'hite|
..ml eouiPy .mploy a we ha-l I5 men br.Might them. My wife's anceii- that they are n . ^-t-
y a I - ag"
TO PROCXKK nst •MmOUNT 0» kiOHT uUO
monthlV W the avfRAftE ammicah
pamiuv wiTvi HECTBici'TY **ojre rnM
MAlf A Ton O0 CAMOlgS, COSTiNA
*3V6 ag, <H0*JU> se 9§Q{Jt9€D.
thi jAPAMCft TVfBWlTm
HAS Hoo ryH em/ntcnR%J
A KNOB MANEjVtRS AN |HO<ATOQ
into position ABOVE TMS tWSiQCO
CHMACTCe ON A CMART-ANCrTMta
KNOe CAUSES A mechanical
PINGER TO PICK uP THI ChARACTIQ
AHO iMPHiNT IT UPON THE PAPER.
30 a mn/Tt li TOP
- typing
The advance op
scientific resbmcm
IN agriculture hag
LEO the patent OPPiCl
TO GRANT Patents oh
Af^iv i>fveiof>*ie*jrs
Pi AM rs
/ - -y 4
TpH .AyOAtiC v«6fTABi( o» tAtroeH
•4’«|.M »». AuCV O. * AAj,*
oaO'H. -r A Ar'(M* »„4VI r .. i» hi .l-,'
‘rheme ot ihing
nizi
than other
.Men who find tha’
.NoWf, you A.H‘, all j'»b* aie filled that
wele fllle'l W bi'll llHTe wa- Mo Ull*-m
pIoynHOit F illing -tat ion. an<i garages
and aiitomidiitew and trui ks and bus. •
tor. Jehoiakirn »an Valkenbut gh. and '^*^1 otner men
f.iy own aneestor. ( harles .Sfa-kbridge. •Candor,mg -elfi.hiie
whose name the town m-ar', d.d a
thriving trailii with the Indiap* Tor
years In-f ire earnest y«»iing miasiort-
aries frtnn Yale college came up to
.\OTI( E OF I.OST ( KRTIFICATE
DF DKI'OSIT
They f.nd it '>v \o’;ce i.« heia-hy giwn that the un-
hailed- a'l i •ler’i gned w ill apply to M S. liailey
di.-hom-ty. A- .'son. Itankera, Clinton, S. C., for •
A gn*at and gntwing movement f-u duplicate certificate of iletaiAit No.
|H*a<'e M sweeping over the wo. M |e 1 10,041. drawn in favor of J. FL Y. arvd
by groups of men ami wiNiier) who lie- Maeaba I>endy for tl,50M.KM, datol
have creat.sl (|Heu.ibly» 4.tl(h> new , hnstianite the |NH.ple of the llousa- **"‘'*‘ *hat the aalva*.=on of Jan. 5. mi*, and payable six months
jidfs in our munty, ami they are all valU-y ^ ‘
fille.! (bir birth rate is di'wn 15 |n*r
the world licA md in guns but in th' fr«nn <late. AissrpMaid certificate haa
hearts of |ieopie. It is called “Moral s-en lost or dpatraysd.
Rearmament ” You will hear of it. t' j y y. AND MARTHA DKNDY.
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Many Indians profeword conversion
fft-n! m 15 years, s.. .1 c-*obln’t br that baptised into the rharch It ^ ...
thafs cauaing mir w..rri.-. ami we doubtful that they evr w^ea.ly If en.»o»rh indi j.-h
have no influs •»! f«>reignrrs ami out- graspe.! o. acerptad the ngid < aJvin ' •mird. the worl I
'sHbr- k’s rtlher w-men have taken :!ueirines of l*Uritan .New Kng
or nwhiorry has at
.tiir
! Tm lis ‘’ihrjf’* sa) \™1 tilry
artH.iJ. toll yv*U Irll wir-ti • S.- Wtr«|
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T, . *. I .nftdk* a* d ■ •tali' t-.. t
1 ’ 4 1. I rill I
trKrftl certain thait they were un
ej y -imler the harsh disripline «f the
wdl nee«l no other armament- Ther
IS no iKht-r rfawi to prate
t ITkTION FOR |>rrTKR.H OF
\liMIMSTK \TlON
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half st-tllArci ft Bill • S* tava.lsr
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Wa'f** tirhl, la* fs»f
this lea-i^m there- wa^ a sjoif! .»f .b-
f'am'c and form of anarchy .icrift-T.ftl
• this man la-ato the ntit-.f danger
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net-x.fti Nidhing wa® tk.-n by th.-
fiftb't a! 01 atatc gov.-rnou-nt to p,., i
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that at ,,, t„ th»»usafMb- cf w,,til<|tM
aage •.iriaT" th.' pnv licgc that wa- , y. ,fhl.v m faiv
th.irs to wo'k wit.h...it '••tinudatmti
“■* III iiiterferen«'e
Thi- man D'wi- «b*Heivc- the bit-
tering Congressman Hofftntn ha-
publicly admiiHstervsi him. That la*wm
a fraud has long Ihsmi our opinion
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COMMUNITY
FT NERAL HOME
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POR ( 01A)RRD PBOPLE ONLY
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k a'-ti M''iiig, .Old t h. \ -.a.v b* v.g unuer-a. c-sIr of nioi aVs. wtvi h
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wou:!| lir '•n th*' -af- - fb-. mi matter proprtty and «'‘.j'toii'- aio’ir.
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We Finance
AUTOMOBIIES
S. W. SUMEREL
JaroKn KuildinR
D. E. Tribble Co.
U NKKVI. l>IRK(TOIt<
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I H-eased Kmbalmers. ( aaiplrte
MMdera Foiaipaieai
Da) l*liaae
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Night Phnaew
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('linton.
S. C.
!l bai
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' ■.II, h 'I e o'd'- a t \« i) pit
k.i*'- 'I'l <1 i.ii or Imi-iik*-' must do
W,!l, M I klloWI: that outgo « \,ee.|-
nc.i.uc.
I; w •! f.l! tin count I y that t on
gii" h.i- .nlj.iuino.l Ibiwi'i to spend
41.limited billion- w.,- giv.-n t,. ,i„. »*ne w)n. fa<u's facts ami sss'ks to gam
I' l-:deir. bv t.iat bsly to Is* s|H‘t»t
under hi- |H"*>,iiiul tliivctioii to linng
buck pi-omised itH- ivt I V The Ibi'sident
failed, a- the I'tviid -how- theri* is
n ' a. !•.. We ii.ive <i -lit, ilepii'ssioii ami
.im urn'ioyiuent. ami more th.iu lit lul-
loll- .il p'jlbii- ibd't. ami taxes so
heavy that they stifle initiative that
(lo.i.d be cie.iting employment.
1 he l’r,--,.ii-n! ami < ongre-.- h.ive
••an leil tin- iMuntry furthei and fur-
• m- .n tile • I’iie ipiest'on nuturallv
M't-. Will tile ptsipi,' continue t,) staii.i
!,ii -lu^li ex* r.iv .iganee when tin* m'Xt
n open.'The trutli 1-. 'h
'1 n* of aii.v in.'t It ut ion. 01. tin* niana-
g, I of any hiisiiie- w itli such a ici-
'fd would not only k- xsked. hut de-
niamieii, to resigti. To ou?* mind wc
rns-d a cleaning out in W’asliington of
the truth akiut this notorious trouhh
maker.
15 Years Ago
Items of Interest From The t'hronicl»
.\ugu.st 7. 1921
'spo^'WI* SW m' W» SB* ss* W
g'd th ap|iint then ar . a
meiit f,»r hs-.'i w p .1 ad<l ministrator -lef-
( I ‘hii.k th< y a‘«- m ich m-»"e c v
inenutt nut . ts- a g'ssl man, ac lii, d. on th.* w hoi«'. than s,,;iir «»f the
e.piding to nil slim chance. ji jmlg |hs,h1, » .,f Furope .ir then luler-
ing fiom the way the fence sti*u>l<lling ♦
t tll.tl.NIZATltlN — Interference
«sl is'puhlicans are fighting him. they The reason the F'.nglish are the ino-t
aie claiming th.at he ask«si all offis- suvxvssful colonial a.lministiistors is
holdeis to tlonat,' 2 |H'I cent of the that tbs-y do not interfere with native
salleries to the paiTv a f<*vv years ago. niaiUK'i'-, h.ihit.- ,n ivUgion. It look
the repuhlican.s would of askisl for Id them a long t:m«* to learn t,»Ieiance.
jH'ix'vnt if tk*y liad of hud annylnsldy but in the Itiitiah colonies all «iver the
„• in puhlick offis to a-k, -o he says, worlil the maxim of Tbomas .lefferson
^w«' aix* all looking f,»r a dark hos.- to that “the h«‘>t governnu'nt is the one
Iv trottisl in aniiy time if he do trot that govern- least” •'tsun.s to he the
in, mr. edditor, we will rite or foam
•h.it he I- a past ina-tei in looking out 'ImHiier emt-- and the wall street owui
for l ew I- at the ex|H*nse of his fol
lower- mu'lt Ih* self evident l<» everv
you. somidnnhly votrnl f,»r j»*sse JameN Spain was once the world’s greatest
kvause they .saw him in the movw's colonial power. .She lip.^t h.'r colonies
ht'eau.se -he tried to make natives into
.Mrs. W'. IV .Luxphs ami little son.s
are on a month's visit to k'l* sister,
.Mrs. Fl. H. Hall, at (rix'ut F'alls.'
.Mis- .\iinic \ uughan ,d‘ Helton, is
the gm-sit of her si.s.ter, .Mrs. .S. \V.
<• prcsi- ,, 1
' .sunu'iel.
.Mr- Marion .k-ott ami chibiren of
F'.a.-ley, are visiting Ikt parents, ,Mv.
.ind .Mrs. W'. Fl. Owens.
Dr. ami .Mrs. .M. (I. Wmslworth and
ami thot he was still livving.
y'oix's irulie,
mike lark, rf,l.
vote counter.
With the Press
HOW THE NEWS “HREAKS*
The temptation that Ire.sets con-
.Spaniards. Her little neighbor, lh*rtu-
gal, is -till a gix'at colonial {Hivver kv
icause she d,H*s not try to change the
colonists into some different kind of
prxiple. (Jermany is notoriously the
world's worst manager of colonies. Its
ixilonial govern,>rs are arnvgant, dom
ineering r.iul \vh,>lly lacking in ix'S|Hvt
for natiw k'liefs and customs.
Two races cannot live on the same
soil without constant friction and con-
txmgressmer ami senators who by Muss Hetty* Wmalworth are on an ex- gressmen to spend the public’s monev fliet unless each recognizes that the
ih. ir actions have given th" counfy U'lubsl visit to ivlatives in Virginia. _ k one of the most difficult to reskt other has an equal right to live act
a Lx'ling of irussH urity instead of ^l'-*^- lavague is on a month s lo which mere men ai*c subjwt. It is and kdioc «« it^ ro/-ioi ^
promi.seil .security.
, • . 1 ... 1 , , - *bd believe as its racial inheritance
'visit U) relative's in Dklahoma. ^ other |H*t>ple’s money that they spend. imi>els it.
" Misses .Annie B. Adair, Nannelle Have yipu never olvserVed <that when »
SHOW ING UP I.EWIS 1 BlaUn-k, and .Messrs. William Blalock an appixvpriation for a swimming pivol.l LESSON — Peace
.John L. la'wis of ( . I. O. fame, w'hu .Mac .Adair ami Addison Neighbors theater, highway, airjxvrt, or oither ob-j 7f there is one lesson the world
knows how to get in the headline.!, IsjH'nt the week-end at (.'4imp Jocasste.' Ji-ct is made the news of it is handed should have learned by this time it u
made the front page again during the '.Mi««« Helen Bailey gave an attrac- out from the office of the congivsa-^ ibat peace is never achieved by con-
week with an attack and denum-iation live bridge tea Tut*sd«y afternoon man, repivssmtative or senator, so'ttuest but only by tolerance. Some
of Vice-Presiilent duck (Jarner who Is kmoring three ^ recent briiU's, Mt>. that the impression mav be oreateil in groups many individuabs. have learned
k;ing put forwanl by bus friemis for Ixmpie'.Mc.Millan, Mrs. Raym<»n«l Pitts the dktrict or state that the money ^hat. To a degree some nations and,
the presidential nominee next yeui.iand Mi'*s. C'hris .Adair. jn ^ sense, his gift or at It^ast is their nilcrs hav'c at lea.st got a glim-
Ix-wis ,k)e;m’t liki Garner and it i.x! Mis.ses Nan ami B. t\>|>eland have cau.sixl by his labor and his influence? Mor of that truth. It is the ones which,
naturally U* k exm-cted that he and,as their guests for a house party —The News and Courier. have not giasjved it that are mak'».g
his I. O. forci* will gang up again.'! .Mis.ses F'.unicc and Fbsther t>steen of
t*M* Texan if he succeeds in lahdmg' .Sumter, .Agnes Blake of Anderson,- «- r. vi a «
Che nomination. ^ 1 ci ..r c;., d :J We Do All Klnda of PRINTING
j.Anna Sloan of Nmety-Six, Bernice
Congre.Hsman Hoffman, Republican ‘ Brown of Greenville, and Elaun Hol-
of Michigan, ia hot afraid of Lewis, German of Seneea.
EzeaDt Bad.
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