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<« THE CUNTON CHRONICLE. CLINTON. )Libfrlf Cut Farm Bcaatim IVcpmnt for L. A* CoMiy Fair South CAToIin* fhouid OftTmiice: to-'cnmiriatory fmrht ratos; ^ I 4a]r we haw a roTemor who know»' <c) Seek newr use sfor cotton and husineas and who understands that'its products; ~ ^ ; .—■" ’ j only thrcHifh production and disiri-i (d| Stimulate domestic comomption faution. saving and investment, can constant promotion, i prosper; and that our need ‘^is more Icapitai. Thk leri*l*ture. t«. has been .^ , jfrre from demoruery and is kd by very ab^e and ciear-viafened some 1 men. Herrtofore the hostile phere of the lemslature has i force to keep out new capita!. atmos- been a t J Will this profrram accomplish any* | objectives. ! <Mf Certain oriranized interests^ ' have resorted to political means to fifht our cotton by-products. A rider! „ . . jwa.s added to the national appropri-- Our .I«.l and rta^ awr^nation.,f„rbiddin* th, nJa '-wralinr iwarly »10«.I)00.<W-ar«^.., products in focemiwnt, too h»irh. We should re-aM»raise «’''^ry • j spendinir acency of the state *ndj ‘ ‘ - ^ j - 1 .counties to make sure that we are*compact. well-orr*n;z.d dairy-. interests spon.sored that. It illustrates that mere excellence of quality isn't. a free. market based on chcMce. Cotton pr%. can only prevaH affainst po- j litica] means by use of stronfrer po-1 . , . . litical means. That calls for orfraniza-1 In .«eekin^ for indu.strd« to use our constant effort, raw products, employ our people and c i ^ I u. c.u.tributc to the rencmi upkerp "f couon -hen of the rtnte and nil .t. cult^ml nnd from < harlewon to t^ Nonh ecomonic nctivifer. .e mny -sniofS"*,"'"”' ‘i”", ’hipjed f^ the ■hear, that the rreateat of our '« < l>»rle«on FFe«M rata. |pr.Jucts_c«tton_e. now roreir.n|t:;|’.«‘ rontr.ved hy lej^rdetMin '.pecal study. Cotton, the harit of our "P'" »•"" •«“"* I .spending wisely. Just as a irreat in- .dustriai enterprise profits from ex- . jpert sun-e>-s. so mirbt we u.^fully "rt" '5*^" .‘jrvey all our public services, includ- fr municipalities and other spendinfr ***^’^ units. , ^p«-cial study .ecitnomy so lonft, the balance for our totiav. I tODAV jf«»rei|rr) !;n the n trade. wa.< a principal fouadation upt»n whx-h was excellent element It is said that cotton makes an lia.M? ft»r roads. That is on :t •built the spacious culture of the dec study now. (otton stalks may be‘ :5Wiuth. T<<lay both the wizardry of used for wall board; irreater emphasis (Chemistry and the resourcefulness of|i« now bein^ put on the use of cotton| 8TOC loot TBVUSDAr, Al€l ST IK ji» beirf boiit on Pa'^mar. r.rar ]Lc» .Anfreies. aadlin a yCa.- or two we ^shall know more about the res: of the an^erse than we have ewer known bt- iforc. I la every phase of sckrrtifi^Te- !«ear^ many of the freaust ieaVre • are in Califomia, amrkinf in the Uni- * vetaity of Califoruia and the Caiifor- jnia XiiButiXe of TechnoJory, and at- jtractiiv students and research work- :ers from all the wwM. Here Luther ! Burbank did his freal work in devel- opii^ new kinds of fruits, vegetables |and fkrwers; here the most penetrat ing research into the problems of hu- 1 man behavior and the working of the human mfnd has been done. Something in the California air •seems “to stimulate the thirst for knowledge. HOLLYWOOD — Work Movie fans from ail over the .work! flock to Hohiyarood in the tourist sea- .son, hoping n> get at least a glimpse, not an autograidi. of one or more stars. Much bunk has been written about the giamorcus life of actors and actresses, and the fabulous .salaries young men and women get for apparently dc':ng noth:r4r but play around. -As a matter of fact, there are few people who wurk hander for their With more and better raw material money than the movie folk. When a to work on than could be found :n any picture is being made, the glamour c. mparable aroa anywhere. Califtimia j^-rls have to get up at 5 ochick in has for years b^n a paradise for en- -he morning to star: their hair-do’s ginet-rs. Beginning with the gold mm- j^^d nuke-up for the day's work, ing era, which is still far from ended, i^hx-h begins in the studio at 8. They ts.chnical men have been working woo- ,^(,r^ until 5 or 6 o'ci«k on the set, ders in CaLfornia. The great tunims^j^d get to bed by 8 or «•. While a pic- jand aquedurt.s in the south, bringingi^yp^ ju vork they have nc time for POMONA. Calif.—These Soatlmni Califomia fann beaotlaa. Uaed ap with their milk pails im a barayard feace. are preparing for the openiag of the Los Angeles Chanty Fhir. oelehrated agrfcmltaral expoaitioci open ing here Sept. ISth. Prom thena giria ara aniected tha Qaeca of Agrt* cnltnre and her coart. 1*^ movie cat. k-elf the Golden State. ENGINEER.^ — l*aradise Typed by -IJBERTY** Jark Milam of Orphaaage. well !saJes promotion are working together'f«- iniduntrial textiles. Tires coiwumej ifORMA — Emavr '^ater frtim the mountains to irrigate pi^y, Ito put the king hark on the thft»ne. |750,0(Kl bales of cotton a year. Water-. i- farms and turn turhines for elec- fiej^ween pictures- the im.vie actors I J feel not only fUial respect and proofing, fire-prooding. and rodent-1 I have been traveling the lengthpower, are matched by the mag- and actr«taes make up for kwt time I love for fliarlenton. but great pride in pr«M»fing involve an enormous market and breadth «d Cahfomia. for the first nifirenit bridges acroas the Golden ;|^j having as gay a tinw as they know her character and achirvesnents. ^ ^ cultivated. Itime in a good many year*. Nobody Gate and the Bay of 5?an Franriaco ia ho«. Those are short, brief intervals It is well to remwidier that Charles- j (d| Our great country is itself the can really kn m the United States on- north. Cal.fomians drill for otl ia for the succcssfiil ones. The disri- ton capital. Charieston merehants. j greatest market for our products, if til he has visited the PhetTw raavt- ^ oc^n. and invented phne and demands of the studies do Tb* ai>*»ve design «»f the Statue oflvere a considerable factor in making.the orange-growers can ship perish- The country west of the Gtaat Divide ^ curved drill which can tap oil de-.Boi permit at any sort of frivolous l.*ber-.y was typed on a typewriter by jit p«»ssible for country merrhants to’able fruit 3,000 miles; and banana im-^is an empire in itself, h could be sep- posits away from the original bole. ! behavior while they are SK>iking oo a Jark Milam, a Thomwell orphanage provide an ox or a mule, fertilizer andjporters can bring that highly delicate|arated completely from the re«t of the The "saterpillar** tractor, most use- picture. groceries to almost anybody willing fruit 5,000 miles and pot bananas into nation and be self-sufficient and pros- fol ®f agricultur^ implements, is a only tourists but residents are to cultivate the Land. That there may j the hands ni all achmd boys—bow is perous. h is iM*t hard to understand C^ifomia invention. Scieihifir agn- crazy about the movies. I srrnt to a have been big profits sleiuid not <d»- it dime? We have been pe^unded by iwhy Californians feel a love for tbrir cahane and hortiruiture have a wider pf^view at the celebrated ClRBestr the- srure the fart of the great credit risk, resourceful pmm«>ters to drink oraage 'state such as few feel for any land. appliratinn in California than. I be-'j,ter in Hollywuod a few days ag\*. and jThat our people, just aDer the war, juice and eat iwnanas. Astute, con-j Fnmi the palm-fringed sborrs ef lieve. in any uthor state. «he streets were januned for biorks the Miuth to the pine-topped moan- I maintain that Florida oraagea with cromds watching lor a giimpsc to tains of the north. California ha« a grapefruit are superior to the «f the stars as they arrived. TV* pif- and typing de-»ign< that we sIkhiM o" the mil of service should be put suggestions in the' name of the variety of climatr. of geography and t'alifomia products, big Florida maid tare was '*StaaWy and Iwvingstone.** 1^ t4> you if we had the th' name-- ssaae East Bay mer-^“meide,** the “vogue,** or the “style.** of scenic beauty such as no other at leurn a Wosun frosn < aliforaia ia the ond when rt rosnvs to your theater H..wever. 4erasi«>nally. we just chants. Bnnm stixkinjrs and whae shew* -an'the 4K states has. Its natural resonr- amtter ^ marketing its citrus fraW. goo't mis* it. It w one af the nrxc resist using one «»f them here ChariesUm was not a get-rirh-quick utter incongruity—siprang freaa style, ces include everything from ai! ta Every California oraage is. m effect, stirring pictures I have ever seen. that w town. It was a place of leisure and a ladies ailom the seascape, and land- ewangv*. fmm gram ta gaid la the personally ewadurted fram tree to V.y. wh«» recently acrepled a p»isition in t'hariotte. It was published in a fveent issue of The Gregg Writer, the nrtxle acc«>nifanying the picture stat- *nr- ~ln aiin«>st every mail we receive‘i®*'hed to < harleston is something this slant promotion achieved that. intere<tmg -|ecm»rns of sh».rt hand ‘ rat ion does not know. But high', We see our ladie- responding using one —•me news Item pincr Ijberty'j** in pi rlamormg f«»r publication. *The excellent o»pjr of that me are shtming «a from «*nr ««f the imwt lieautifully lyptst origmal' that ha« Ixrn sent us. _ , * U ...ri ™.tcKr. --" •""j;-* t-U-l.l-m, arnami ntal typing, he is giong t«* le ^ . a joy to some future employer!" man s reproduced^ l.rauttfully Lnglish. I think. of Standard* 1 like to think of scape, too; the gentliwwn Imdiing «w>uth. CaJifnmia's climate ta a town where men respected more nr less like ^zaly hears—all in reminds me of that of Paha Brarh ar greatest tnbtfie to the mode .An approach to a vastly Miami in winter. Brgrht samhiai by i» that tkrmagk- larger use i*f cott«*n gud*. then, wrdl day. but jn*u’rr likely to need a f«p- nit South .Amrnra one gives hi* sol-ifoibrw a sul«t!e apprtmeh through dr- rnat at night. In the couatry new noslrs, new methnde uf San Francisco bay one caa e English word. The Eng-'pqiulanztng r«4^ii»n g«eds and nrsgiiuod style* u*irtg ctKtim. ;ed everywheie That was Munich. And *** with t Karles- rr. RUBBER STAMPS Agy kiad, t« fit uiy kaaiaffto. 24 Imot mt- virg. Rra'muaMe prkta. 71. The Chronicle l*rinlrrtt • Stall era by r> and Dr. Felder Smith at l»KS SMITH A SMITH ttnOMETRISTS Sp^ialist In Eye Examinations Offire H« •r ?9 for A| < I.INTftN. S. C rre at ir bwM- e-e the flue nr* sdilica: hrtpful S r r r» e arr * *1 «l» !.• Cit. n.gh* I a than *?at* •; ..'dt n*. BENJAMIN & SONS IMJ'.MBIXG HK.XTIXG SKRVICE Trlrpbonr 92&S WE ARE HI XTING TROl BEE oriUM which is made from the •d a <qierie- of p*ppy, ha» been m toe Go- over three tnoiasa*id yea'*, th* s*>un« of itt o* g n br dedi- nitely an.**- Hi*m» r It-.,* .f iw.-M^n-g * br fotWer pr«dur»»kg «i*-ep H -a le*. the fathr- «•! medw^ne. knew •< it and Iwturi'd t*’ h* •iiolsnt'i i uses and al»a*«-s. foti th«>.i-a'd y»ars mg*\ th* T a» aUdtsI a^C'dio. gum op am, and pe« dured what i* krown t.day a- aada num. which they u«ed as a c«-dta.. tndalg.ng in U so «xtrn«*fnJy *nat law* were passed prohitoting *.t- ear. brrau-e men abandoned the.r hue.nr-** to ind>rbt it ami be hi. ed ^nto t-**ws r are ant dieam* wso In I hi twriy day* «d both Remr and •ball G’vece. the drug addict walked the onbosid streets, a* hr diws today, stuaulated ■V. I do by opium which he chewed, and thrse^CTims** increwsed. these early njg;«*s*s •••shun pa**ed laws forhuhkng its sa e W'e, It IS therefiwe obvioia^ t rbt bi- cH-nl days there were drug where are today and that tUry xreri k that national p?xd>!ems. as they are wm. rsh ap- Many authorities believe tbart the artivi- drug called Rteh In the tHd Testa- ifd the,Tnent was mtlhing m«>re or less than ris and*««p:utn. It is rm*ne«»usly behrved that "s gen- the C'hine^ first grew this poppy and that It came from the Land of M<>rn- f i hat Wr which if sent ate an prurti- A\ t reis ■ that R an- 9 r audets as ^ B.ARG.XINS FOR SALE Dwellnif:—Sovtk Browd. HoUand Strrgf. IhFfWag—Near Silk MiB. IHrdUiig—Clevpland SI. IHtelling—East Carolina A%e. All t)n Easy Terms. Store BnildinR — splendid investment. Otker IVoperty. Fire and Life Insnrante. Loans Financed on Real Estate. B.H.B0YD Clntgo.S.C and befoce ^••n We mu-t buil«l ftcr the cirating and »i phrre <d frendli laveetasent. I re atr and <*ustais frirndlines- Thn firvsmrn that the |->wrr of the ha! g-ow .ng out of rorM’i»»i».n* ■** %1 atmo'phrre wr r \motkg the ba*” 41 • The iNtang V* « u- of son ten* of Wraith, tave* «»n d.vwler tKo*e imptewd I and. iji o* mua partM Uuirly Uwa. \t botttwi ou I rw-h into all m are beyond our i biulding may s* unwwr aiubttMMi .ca! uttlMy of uw I not turning mil wwn from mir i wnr luipriivr the ‘by g«ung into dr 'mrt deny thr < ‘things, but I do or thr norrssity are tempted U> rau*e other prop I indulgr tin some 4»ne may m praisal of thr vi ties. Such a mai c!am«*r «>f Uwv-r think that iht- 1 uinrne-s. The greatest recent ing I'alm to thr Wrwt. years has c«»m« i«ratory (»n the contraly. its crig.iia! bar tat Uorkerw. The hoi rce has(wa< .Asia Minor and at one time 1 was enomH*Usly wide _ . e quiet extensively cultivated in Tu-k*y. laboiNi of the chemKts, .And we have Englaml forc»‘d thr t hinesv ratwr barely begun u* use cheTn*.s:ry in in- through the opium xrars. tv' buy a dustry. >pecifieil amount annually of gum s*p;- i>f ^pecial interest to us is the um. so that the shareholders of the pvevsibility vif regaining an ancient pv'ppy plantations in India, prvxiuring primacy through roCton. \arious this drug, would get their inSenesC gTouivs are studying new poasibilities reguiariy. and h wa.* through this that ^fv'r our great Aaple. The Mejkm insti- the Chinese became opium addict. *Xute has a staff .<♦» reseurrh spec- Opium can be both a Jklave and a ialists. with 2W) assistants, devoting master, h has wrecked thousands of full time to general experimentation lives and it has hrv>iqrht peuv'e and and cov'perating with the Ortton Re- rest to millions of sufferers, search council which employs eight Undoubtedly that medka! moar.te- speciaiist-s; the I'vCon Textile insti- bank, part fool and part phiiosophe tute is concerned with proWms of Paracelsus, did much to pv'pa!ariae to wider demand for manufactured the use of this drug in Europe, whkh * g»Hsb; and numerous individual chem- he invariably carried in the pvwnme: of P isits also are at work. We may remem- his saiklle. ■ U r that a great government labora- My pi\'fessv>r of materia medica. at A Tory for the study »rf agncultara! pro- the* medical college which I attenoed. ^ ducts of this regioR wit voierate in always UM*d to tell his student.* that • •New Orleans, devoting its primary he c<»u!d practice metlicine with jcx41 ;<ud:e- to cotton. ^ ugs. and the one which he always A -A new organization has bee it mentioned first was opium. ^ launched by Five groups—cv-tton pro-^ ' Early surgeons, in the day's before 1 ducers, ginners. merchants. cra>Hers, anaestheries were known, ahnys gave H and waiuhi'u-emen. 1; is called the patients a dose of crude opium National Coctv'n council and'nas head- laudanum, before they operated quarters in .Memphis and a state or- them, which «ieadened the pmn^ gar.ization in each state of the cotten Lurd Nelson. Who lost his arA a * , naval engagement, was oue S the This organizatioa propotes to: w'e!! km.wm historical characters'who 4al Work for thr remova! of dls- was thus treated and he remarked. CTiminatiaas against coCtou and cotton after the operation. Uiat he was oaly!| hy-produrts; ,slightly conscious of what thr surgecn S4 IEN« Advaarvd 4'aliforfiia is a wirntiftc center at tasportance. Thr great telewropr Lsrk observatory on Mount rain alivMto every day. and <araw hafts ha« brea chr medium thnnagh wrhirk appear only on thr hraA at toumts the gerateot astrutwimira. dwrwtorw* fnmi the Eart of all time have brew stodr N<mr the Not without rea—n tk-ro •'at.f uwta new Jbb-tnrh trlrwope. twnce as Ange. SUHSUHIBB TO THE CHEOIfICLB ' COL'CHS, coue nhnosphett& Vr riiaiMai EHeadirn EHcrtire KHtJg Pr*» Going Away to College or to Teach? P ■ i I i I -I If you want the home news... have THE CHRCWnCLE foDow you. Its regular visits will be ‘^Like a Letter From Horoe." 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