The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, October 29, 1915, Image 9
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' '^u; l?f <1"' W'lioro 11 ls
u)(lll <#rii' i I?laiir? riiaiV cltfft*'
[ ' il,j^ Uwoet ?|ko chljm
jo-iiiii'"'- privets and
^ oili.T 1 "iMl shrubs !h>
|t,UK HJXH'Iflh "f tl??' KttUUH. <11
(1,vii1iiiiii'ii,';"i,'n "ixm ilvif ' I'liiu
UH? privet especially may be
rapid Hani upon citrus hoist
,t)1? || r,Hl | Hi'1 only
j/g ?r (ice- ill'" retail! part. nt
[uf tlielr folium -
KJv lflf?' history. -The small
IH' *
left. appearing to the eye as a
j,lt,. dust, n re laid ujhmi the uht.
of tin* h'a \?*h ami hatch In
fen to tw<?lv4* ilayjt* UrtUMly. From
p(vdk? ? minute scale-like crea*
[ylilclic niwls about actively for
bourx then fhKliiiK ? place to
[it *dtles down to suck sap for n
Tills jurvrtl stage appear** as a
oval. light green cllsc inhering
to |be other side of the ?'leaf
pnxll.v ibseape notice. It 1?
alter than a pin lieaed when
own ami does not change much
ird appearance with, growth or
I jnw's Into t lie third, or trans
it) abuce of its life. It requires
i-thriv weeks for development
he ogK to the beginning of the
tforniution stage. In the latter
k the Insect may remain only from
fijidit. days In mid-summer or
rre-thiin three hundred days dur
Ittf fall. whiter and spring. The
U -.passed' only in this third, or
staw and the host opportunity
ntroljinfc the pest occurs during
(lite winter when no adults are
nt. It becomes then a problem
of applying a propw Insecticide
i sufficient thorough ncss to wet the
.?lile of nil i lie leaven. White
[itamapp Is done directly by the
klnc of sap by these immature
oty mold" is a block fungus
(rhurows upon the so-called "honey
whicli Is excreted. by the larval
t por?al smgos of the white fly, or
jsome other iiisc?ct as the "orange
H-ale." This black coating cuts
tat, doses the breathing pores In
the lOHvrs and Htrlously Injure- the
growth ??f 1 1^?* tre?*a iiihI also the yield
of fruit IhiOi In quantity and quality.
Hpoty mold may U* prevented by such
treatment iu prevents tlu* occurrence
of these Ium*<m and may be removed t
by Midi Nprajs iik those recommended
below. It- la cheaper to spray than
lo wash the ill rl y fruit. Al>uiuliiiit.fty
lnfnsletl - trim wtl) nut iHmluw? mu
lug crop# and t be trees may be killed
outright l>y Win pest
The a?liill white llii'- Ik vln t" emerge
from the overwintered pupue soon af
t *?r ( lit* new growth of (he trees be
, glna and imh)I? lay eggs tQt tllQ flrst
summer iMMierntloii. The average nnm
her of eggs j?er female Is "about lfto,
deposited dovhtg it (terluil of about ten
; daya. There ni;e three principal hrooda
or generation* each season.
i Control.- The following ( Is quoted
.from A. F. Conradl, St ?* l'!ntv?ui<?h?
glst :
"The bent recommendation agi.ilnst
the citrus white fly on hedges Is the
j proper umo of one of the pafafllne oils.
The beat thing we have found Is
Kchnarr'n Insectlelde, mauufac lured
and sold by Van Antwerep Drug Cor
poratlon, Mobile, Ala., whleh costs de
livered as follows: 1-2 gallon (Mk\ 1
gallon $1, less *25 per rent; 5 gallons
Wic, 10 gallons 7f5c, 1-2 barrel <Mk\ 1
barrel fiOe, loss 20 per cent.
"It l? uaed hi whiter, tluit In. from
Dec. ir>th until tiro buds arc <<>mlng
oU,t again on tlio trees in the spring,
at the rate of 1 part of the oil t?> 00
parts of water. During the rest of
tlie year, Use it at the rate of 1 part
of the oil to 88 parts of water."
It seems that most of the privet
hedgea In Camden are seriously In
fected with. this white fly ami are be
ing discolored and Injured by It. Win
ter spraying must he done. However,
it will <io no good to spray some hedges J
and leave others, nnsprayed. All must
he sprayed. Hence arises a very dif
ficult problem.' The Civic League ho|?es
that when they have formulated pbius'
for the control of the white fly ami are}
ready to proceed thati the people of'
Camden owning privet hedges and in-j
fected shrubbery \vlll give their heatryj
co-operation and support.
ttieilfrrd llnrvln Davis, one of the
most successful cotton farmers who'
resides near Manning. In Clarendon I
county, Is quite 111' In the Sumter bos- }
pltal, where on account of blAod pols- !
ouing, he was compiled to have his
right foot, amputated a few days ago. '
Mr. Davis is doing very Wull indeed.'
considering his weakened condition and !
his advanced age.
IIIM AN VOICK AlKOSS ATLANTIC.
rlVI?|>ltotie iCiigtuwr I'hIUh Prom Arl
infiott to i^rlo.
\cw Vork? (Hi, -I. Arlington, \'it . , I
talked Ity MrlrOh*** with franco, I
? ?? In \ . I liiiKiliiln also | ii*ii i . | ( tie ||M>. I
rut or liilkln^ from Arlington, An
uouncciueht that (he human voice had
Tu'ifj. sUeeossTuTT v projected JirfitHH TTiel
Atlantic wa* made, tonight on behalf
of John J. f'urly. chief engineer of the
American Telephone it 1 1?4 Telegraph
company, at the company's ? ?ill? ?<> here,
l.ater Mr. ('iirl.v telephoned from ('hi
ft iiilrinin^ i In* announcement.
'I'm II, 1$. Webb, it I etephoito cngl
lieer, fell the honor of being Hit.' ill'st
mull to spun w Kit his voice the space
between tin' old world ami (In- new.
Sitting In tin* powerful wireless plant
of the Navy at Arlington, Va? Mr.
Webb shortly after midnight tills morn
lug asked the wireless telegraph <n>e
rator to signal lla* Kll'el tower in l';ii i
The wireless snap|ked out tin- signal
aud HOQil tlicjre I'liiiic hack the response.
Awaiting word from Mr. Wehh tit the
Pali* end of t.he wireless radiation
were II. <K. Shreeve and A. M. Cur
tis, other engineers and a group of
French officers. listening with ospeclalv
l.v designs! apparatus.
, In Honolulu, i.KOO miles from Arling
ton, Mr. lOxiKMiehiedu, another tele
graph director at the, Pearl Ilarhor
navy yard, was also waiting.
Wvhh, at Arlington hud u tra.us wit
ting instrument, hut no receiving up
para I us. 1 1? knew, therefore, that he
would have to wait for the cahle to
contl rm the success or failure of the
ex|>erlinent.
"Hello, Shreeve,'* he shouted into the
mouthpiece. "Hello, Shreeve." IJe then
began to .count : "One, two, three four,
one. two, three four, good-bye."
Late today the expected cable mes
sage eume. It said that Webb's "hol
los" and "good-byes" were distinctly
heard by the engineers and the French
army oil leers and that portions of his
test figures had also been picked up.
There also came a message from Hon
olulu sayliig'tliat. Webb's talk had been
understood in full by the r^eelving
engineer there and that eVen the voice
had been lvcogillzd as Webb's. '
Mr. Carly said toftight that much
i\lHM'lmental work would have to be
done yet however, 'before the telephone
communication across the Atlantic be
comes an every day affair of eoinmer?
i iaT life.
The <listauct from Arlington to Paris
Is iii the neighborhood of 3,000 nilles.
The station already had talked with
Honolulu, r?.000 miles away.
CAROLINA < vm*;
fCxIilliiU :<t State l^atr TUU War Are
lhin>; < ;r?*3t( l> Admired
"I the < - t.f tine t all It- !
it tlij' full mounds |s s' I), ('fit** of j
'heater, He Hum LM> "white faces" j
n> the 1 It'icfonlH air Know n. II is. !
noiv than Jo yt>uKs si mv Mr. Cro*' j
iraiin (ii '".vliiyT? flee? catilc and TiFs.1
;to<U Ua*> m.-iUlv admired. IU'
n?s now l?i iwi-i'ii mi a1i< I ifK) hca<t of
ii* own ralMijig. Olio of 10- KiiIIm |
VOlgllH U|?\\'HVd? of 'J, ,"?()< I pounds w (it'll
ii I'ontlit loii. i .
The MU'i.iiuiti I'urk Mill ot u.i.k
'1111, Ik uiioilior exhibitor of tine cattle,
llllioutfh predentin# only n few tiiil
mils. Mr. 1'. I! Johnston litis sent
town ii Imll in licautiful condition ami
lli? steali* ,i|i tills hlg fellow would
nakc an ejijciirc smile with delight.
S'othln^ in rtic t nlted states Is liuci'
him Home of the l?ecf tattle now on
'Xhlhitinii hern.
I . I u. of LmjofT, has tin* largest
'xhlhll "f lii'cf rattle. lit- has out*
[it'll of is calves that Hiv beauties, all
dermoid Mr. Onion iu? -< FfiJatHl ovojp
?*00 calves jif thin hrced. iiiii] has deim
>ust rated that heef cattle may ho
{raxed in South Carolina all the your
i round, as against about six or eight
mouths on tin* plains, Furthermore,
tic luiH demonstrated that the fllmnte
I ii<4 tli(\ ;/rasses of the middle part of
the ntate make just as strong rat
He us the hill country,
Itotli Mr. (iulon and Mr. Cross feel
provoked at the way in which they
liave lieeti treated hy the veterinary
Jeiiartiuent at Clemson College, Dur
ing thfc past year an agitation has
been going on to tfet the farmers ?tf
the stale to form chilis for the pur
pose of Inlying bulls of the hcef cattle
breeds, Mr. Cross says that he' lias
as tlncr cattle as can he found in the
West, .is he will say the same thlnp
for Mr. Union's, and yet when lie <>J'
fered to sell to those young teachen
at ClpiiiKun they seemed to take tn
Interest in his cattle, giving them hut
cursory inspection. Mr. Cross 'dedans
that a .South Carolinian should liavt
the preference, when the prlpe Is rfoht
and (hat the veterinarians at Clemsoi
tire -ftnrthcrii Men who seem to lnivi
no confidence in what is produced here
? Columbia Record.
. . ? V /?&?'*
Jack Sailers, a white man servinj
a short time on the Colleton count;
chfliUk'Hiiu. was shot and killed hy Win
Zeigler. a guard, Saturday aftermion
Salter* was advancing ujM.ai a not he
guard with an axe when he was she
and instantly killed.
ii m lih , ? imup i ,n; r?
I'OpiKK CHAKMON HKNTKN(t!>.
Wt Hllhy American Who Murdered It in C
Wife in ltnl>.
< "> ??n? Italy, Dot- I'ortef Chart
I'Ih* America h wlin 1 1 lib Iwcu oil I'
liinl here < liargcd with murderlnu |i(m
w If*' lii 1 1 1 1 o wiiM t ? i< in \ condemned to
hI\ yelif* iiuil ? ' I ;< 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? ? ri 1 1 1 sr imprison |
flaw: ? ? ? ? 1
lhu\<a XtJ.n til. ilu; pivUdluu .Iml^ ,
before the case w <*itt to I In- jury,. ask
oil Charlton whether lit* I i?i? I anything |
tu ii ? l?4 to tlio dffe^ise. NN'ltli t en I'm In j
his eye-, Charlton oscIm liu?*<l : "I trust
In ) iiilfn u justice,'. I can only .
say I aij| ii uio^tt unfortunate inn II.'/ .
Moth J\w prosecutor iiml the nij|^i>! (
(dV the ilofuilM* mane at lr ring pleas, j
tin* former for tin* Impost t Ioii of u < .
heaxy Hoijteuce. inn) I hi* In 1 1 ei\ com
posed of Signers (Jatauco Mini Mhhi'lll
IMcardo, for it ? *<} 1 1 1 1 1 m I on tho ground I
1 1 in t tho prisoner wiis totally lrres|M>n |
slide when tln? crime was committed.
' 1
Signer IMcardl declared that no inn it
In Charlton's com) It Ion could he res ,
s|iotik|hhv, for his actions under any!
law, j 1
The Jury found t 'liar) ton only pai'
t hilly responsible anil that there were
extenuating clrcunistmice?.
Owing to ii^imesty, Charlton will
serve only 20 daya in prlsoh,
' i
Policeman KJIIh Mill Operative.
Lancaster. S. C, Oct. 2fT Policeman
' i
I Conner of the Lancaster cotton mill
village this morning shot and almost
Instantly killed "l>oe" italluy. ah em
ploye of the cotton mill. Connor had
arrested lint Icy some time previous
to the 'shooting on the charge of dis
orderly conduct 'mid drunkenness anil
this morning was set for the trial.
Whety Connor went ffcr lialley this
1 morning In order to bring him lief ore
j t he eourt^ it Is said that lialley upon
seeing 1l?e pnllcemmf approaching se J
cured his shotgun, covered* him with j
? it and attempted to shoot the otlicer. j
snapping the gun. which twice fulled l
to lire. 4 .
Connor, pulling his pistol in the
meantime, fired three shots into Iial
ley's body. Connor was placed under
L iirrest tmt wrrrt released this afternoon
on hall hi the sum of $1,000 granted
hv Judge Moore.
. ?
.1. C. Duncan, chief of police of
lilackshurg, was acquitted in court of
' general sessions at (iaffney last week
' on a charge of murder. In litteniiitlug
? to arrest William ltolln, white. It he
? came necessary for the policeman to
y use his pistol with fatal results. The
I case was heard Friday at OnlYney and
the otlicer exonerated hy the jury.
THK COW ANII IIKH I'liOOfJCT.
'IrniMtii College Wf?hly Notr* Fo*
Farmer and Dairyman.
i -?,.?? ^ my ~
(Thorn) notes uiv prepared weekly
y the 1 >a try .Division of CleuiHOl) Opf.
/go vbicli will 1 ?*? Kind lo answer any
uestion* iMM'taiiitiiK to dairying.)
The Hahcock (oM never makes a ml*
itkiii
n?*/H iiiohoy by ixuWmr tuw* -?
irtw tn wprifig inste.iii of fail.
1 1 1* u good rule in juivi1 every ojivv
)l il held lc<ted III 'Ion 1 ol|<e it yoijr
fcVfr tube I't ipnrd-.. *> . .
liiHtirv Mojuly motion, o si'pn in
or ifm*t bo fas( i'iu'1 1 In i| solid Cyiuo In
ton, A concrete (loot give" (lifs bollof
Int ii any thing else,
Sometime* ?i; exercise causes
.;ii i i'ihh'ks In dalrv oA! Ho H Ik iicm'i
voll to Ml low (ho dalr,\ <D\v (o (nko on
audi fat. Alwa,\> give her plenty of
?xoivlso,
The iivcnuCt' cow in full nuik How
\ ill consume (l oin .'10 lit mi | Ktiili(Jr? of
dingo lo adMtutnge. Add lo thla ho i ho
10 1 1?. m ids of dry tiHhJer, and the. rough
igo fm'd Is complete.
()ld> COIUTOtU doors should 111' JHT
mil tod In a dairy barm They cost
iioro iwrliaps, originally, but they aro
bo cheapest In tho long Mil. For oiio
hliig, they inako It possible to savo
<01110 of (ho Ih|\d(l manure, a vory val
inble lioro.
rwo iii'N'iVrki) an'j6 FIFTY sto
< HI FN.
And every one a good o?)?, They aro
1'iilcrta filing? but that Is not all you
i'ii 11 nay about (hem. You know (here
Is hardly a t>orlodleal published that
Is not full of time-wasting stories, but
not j\ single story In The Youth's Com
panto!) Ik a tline waster. Tako tho
stoi*h?K' of C. A. Stephens. H would
be hard lo pick out 0110 from which
you cannot learn something- -useful, and
yet entertaining.
Some of 'Hui Companion stories re
fresh your knowledge of geogr npliy :
some toll you tho mysteries of eliem-.
1st ry. some rovoal (no secrets of for
estry and gencrirl farming. They cover
a \yhlo range. They aro chosen with
an ' oyo." to tho (Misslhlo likings of ovbry
member of a Couinaulon family sto*
lies of vigorous action and stirring ad
venture lor boys, stories of college life
?1 nd domestic vlelsslt odes for girls.
Horles that range all tho wnv from
sheer drollery to deep seriousness for
men ami women. There are no stories
quite like those In The Companion.
If you nrc luil fajftlll&g with The
Companion as It Is. today, let UA sen*1
you sample copies and the Forecast
for 11)1(1.
.New subscribers who send $2.f)0 for
*1010 will receive free a .copy of Tlia
(Companion Home Calendar for 101(1,
In. addition to 'nil tho remaining 101!>
Issues from the time the sulvserlptlon
Is received.
Till.'' YOl'TH'S COMPANION,
Boston, Mush.
READY!
?BIG WONDERFUL BARGAIN DAYS!
i . *? ' V.
Stop! Think! Consider!
Before you spend your
money. Get to this great
Special Sale, get the prices
We on new,, fresh goods
and then decide^ for your
self where you should buy
A Selling Campaign Planned to Turn Goods Into Cash Re
gardless of the Sacrifice. The Purchasing Power of Your
Dollar Will Work Wonders Here. Everything Going at
Reduced Prices.
SPOT GASH
Extremely low prices all
over the store makes ^ it
impossible to do other
than a Cash Business.
Please do not ask for
credit . or to have goods
laid away.
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