The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 14, 1920, Image 16
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(4-ri'H(laK Data.
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IVsIumI a l Tuxkijk'"^. Atlf., .shows No
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iiuiii iit tit I. ami e \ i <y i m I ii?>? tjiolr. bufd
it 4km lntfiv>t* Tf>l* Umdiuey ..wtU-y^b
' w lilt tli** i-o ?>jM-nt!jwr
fored l?,v i-luiiiilKMN of Ji'orftpjj'rt*' and
other Ittisijios* oivaiiivsatloii*. f I'.ut.
Ilnir ? Iti?-r l.oldln,;-; urn kIUI in* land,
of wltl'-ll lln\l own I,?KM?.(KM> ;irlV tli
n<w?gfi&, 1,V?Ki.cmK? lii Virginia and ;2l,*
<#*>.<**? hi Urn I KfftU". Their
im.?ih 11\ i, i ??-1mi in i^oorjjln nt
$U7,<K*MX*I>. at $:M),OUO,(?K> in North
<*arollu.r ;nnl $ li'.(KNi,(MNl In Virginia.
The aniuilHT of ,\'eKroen owi>ltitf their
homo* is reported at Q0Qt0QO, TIu-m
fiKUivs sli ?v *ii . xtWHJg ^niseravtive
Nxly -wltlriu tlx* raeo who may .foe re
ih?d on us friend* of 'progn?s? ami or
<Ior.
I'rortjx'Hntf as t h?*y are, I hoy shaiti
l?ro?jH?rlVy with their schools. .MWIk
wlpjil <-olin-<><l IhUXLstH khvC" Jftst year
$15,0(10 l\.r tholr rfnuvli sHionis. Thoir
llapMNt xtafo eonvwitlotfi in Texas
rained nearly a quarter of ?? million
for inUnioiiH and education. Ten thou
sand of tills they k'ave ut n street meet
In It In r?>rrf\< vtna. IiiPIiK'IIKii ami tKvittl)
|mw# having cIomhI (lu> rlituvlH**. 'IVie
? o|?>nil H K. ?JiujvJi, |tt*Jiui|Mtb?
i i u -i < i.ioi^l rlmnh oryftafeutlon
&f?nv $.'.muxh> jv.r (idlicitriua in'
!?! il'lV Staff's* IllolM*.
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till' |iUl?UT<' K4 *114 H >1 x. Int'ivasbllft 81>JM*V
|irii(tl(>iis fvorii l<jils)jiitir?'s aim! <?>uu
I v In.I I 11 ? .lie lllol hi '..'ll'K f I ?-111 I ill'
'rh<.-y y&vooo
for *4uuj?y. wliool* Vi* N?>rfli Oir<?J1nji.
s ;.,.imn? in ht'ttmietuiiii <iimI S~<UMlO In
'IViiihv-I*' Iii ttio Jsivt numod state
ulicic 11??? Uosruald fiiihI tine ,i!v?
tilt* ?H>Ul*ty txwinlrt gUV0
iki(i f<>r iM?|ft?r Ihiiimom. \Vhit?*
nt?l?i<*<'hi t h>u 'if tin* Nujff-oV wUUn?
iiis.> ta lii'tp Idmsolf ix nW> shown in
111? n,(i~?*<l mFuto <i|>|ii'<i|?riji(loli* for col
(inil ikmiiiiiI schools mill for Miinnior
inilj?UiK school-, for toaoh<?rs. MJv
lssl|?i?i ami f/ntlHlnmi loud In tlio la t tor
.Mid the icai-lu-rs aro (|idok to profit
l?y I In* 1ni|>n?vod fa<?Ultlo*. Om* thonw
iii of tfn*iii attomlod tin* T<inm>Ks<*>
soImhiIh tin' first Milliliter, and two
thousand t lit* m'Vt. Tin? sUinmor
hntli stiito iiIiUmI, ovorflowod !n*t stim
ii.it*r with i'iHWiI nrowd*. With in
<mWi*Iiik )?i"</s|?orlty tlx*south inny hope
toi i'c day v.iu'ii no elilkl of eitfoor
ia<<? will Ui<.?k tlit* training ncoetitary
for a usofu) and con ton tod Mfe.
Which has the
greater appeal
to you?
A clever sales talk
about an over-empha
sized feature
? or just real tire
quality throughout
? perfectly bal
anced at every point
?a composite, com
plete whole, which,
because of its quality
and scientific con
struction, gives maxi
mum service at low
cost per mile?
If you must come
to Brunswicks for
complete satisfaction,
why not start
NOW ? with your
. next tire?
Many motorists who
started with one ? and
kept its record?now use
Brunswick^ for complete
equipment.
You probably know
why
CITY FILLING STATION
H. S. Zeigler, Prop.
Corner Lyttleton and DeKalb
CLIMBS LIKE FLY
Mountain Goat Mosi Sure-Footed
of All Animals.
Hunter Telle of Remarkable Perform
a.ice He Witne*3ed in the Rocky
Mountain*?Amazing Exhibi
tion of Calm Confidence.
"l'o int- tlu: inj0$t uuiidt-rful tiling
iboii! tl(0 11m111111ii111 u"i?i is hi* mind."
write* Dr. William T. IIoiii;iday, dllcc
t tut* of (lt<* New York Zoological park.
I In mi article on "TheJCCky Mountain
Ooa't at 1Ionic1' In Hoys' Life. lie Is
! so (111in a lid sclf-confidcnt, so IpVCl*
j headed nnd sure tooted. that often and
often he marches mid climbs where no
iiiIht four footed unlmal of North
America dares to follow him. I never
get over iuy original airtnisenieut and
admiration of his summit work.
"fcarly Inour studies of whit? goats
In that gOflt paradise we were treated
to un exhibition of ellnihlng that
opened our eyes. Ah wo wore passing
across a tiny goat pasture at the foot
of a rooky preeiplee we surprised a
party of four goats on the Hide of the
wall, about 100 feet up. We halted, to
see what they would do. The face of
the rock wall was reasonably rough,
but if could not have been more than
ten degrees from being periKUidlculai'.
"Two goats stood safely upon the
Hiinimlt. looking down on their entrap
ped comrades. The unlucky four could
have been shot as easily as picking
grapes; but It Is not all of goat-hunt
Ing to kill goats 1
"finding that they were not being
shot at, the four goals started to get
away from us by climbing straight up
the face of that precipice! For ten
minutes we watched an amazing ex
hibition, Each 8<Mt chose an Inde
pendent course, reached up with his
front ff'ot for a foothold, then, by
sheer muscular strength lifted his
heavy body up the three or four feet
to be gained. Often sidestepping was
necessary to tind n new foot-hold ; but
there were n<> slips, and never once a
turning back.
"They climbed In that way about 2<Mi
fvM't while we watched them, then
reached easy going and quickly disap
peared over the summit. We hunters
all agreed that no mountain sheep
could make a climb like that; but of
course we don't really know.
"Several times we saw goats serene
ly promenade across tlie faces of per
pendicular cliffs of bare rock so smooth
thut no sign of leilgo -or path was vIn
ible l<? us. even with our ula^ses. In
every such case it looks as It' the ani
mal were walking on air. The feet
are planted with tfreat precision and
firmness, and this imparts to the anl
mal a stiff kuit, and the general ap
pearance of a mechanical, toy in mo
tion.
Far From Shakespeare's Style.
How far the English language, as
written by officials and some Jour
nalist*. has departed from the style
Of the days of Shakespeare is pun
gently Illustrated bv the following that
appeared In a popular English news
paper In an "Answers" column:
The man you Inquire about Is a
"ham bone." and very "dud", at that.
He Is green at the same and l.fls now,
I believe, dried up. ... I wish you
would warn your members against flt
nps and combinations, except those
which are under recognized manage
ments.
In an educational report that was
Issued from Whitehall, I.ondon, the
same week was found the following
gem of perfunctory English :
The examination system has made
Ineradicable upon chief Inspectors'
references, and the psychology of con
trol, In its strictest sense, Is imperious
Inquisitiyeness involved to infinity up
on the simplest statement thai filters
to the microscopic section.
Sister Nations.
When Canada's houses of parlia
ment were burned down. New Zealand
sent a consignment ?>f kauri timber of
use in the interior finishing of the new
building, a courtesy much appreciated
at Ottawa. Several yea ft* previous
New Zealand's house of parliament
had also been destroyed by fire, and Is,
now at last being rebuilt. Canada has
been swift to reciprocate, and it Jb
most probable that the prime minis
ter's room in the new parliament
buildings in Wellington will be pan
eled in Canadian maple with walnut
framing. It Is fitting that as the polit
ical homes of Canada ami New Zea
land arise from their ashes there
should be built into each the record of
a sister nation's remembrance ? Chris
tian Science Monitor.
Doves Hatred a Hen's Eoq.
A novel experiment of Mrs. Ernest
Hirsh of Pittsburgh has proven a suc
cess. Two doves owned by Mrs Hirsh.
after fhree weeks of waiting, became
the foster parents of a baby chicken.
Several weeks ago Mrs. Hirsh, as an
experiment, placed u full-sized hen's
egg under the mother dove. At the
time she did not believe the dove
would hatch the egg. and day after
a ay watched tbe nest, expecting file
dovo to leave the nest. However, the
birds alternated In sitting upon the
egg and finally their patience was re
warded. A "chick" pecked it* way
out of the shell and immediately tried
to get out of the nest.
Vote of Thanks for Monaih.
It Is suggested In Melbourne, Aus
tralia. that the federal government
should ecoord a rote of thanks to
General M on ash for hla great
to the country.
COKBKTT CASK <*>NTINI/KI>
?Judge Rule* Jurorw Not Drawn Afford*
iilJC (O 1 n
?>i in. i I'Mi /, May ft The oa.se of ?Ik*
Stale ttgttltWt i'ltrjo* t '< ?i Ix'f I wim <-ailed
promptly tJila. morning at }?:?'!<? nA'Idck
one of the largest orow4# over seen in
t He* local courthouse present. The de
fense made i wo moM<*ns one for a con
(1111it#iuv of the by (V?KW h. litcaNc,
on lho (fr?iiKwl th?it Judge Smith, one
of the counsel for defeiuse, wasWngjig^i
in (| Until of court in feumter.
I i w.is to by Thiv.;. M. Kttysor
III i ollllse4 for tllr vlltloil. Xb|g
inoiioii wan refused. The next motion
was |>r?-v?NitiH| by William (', Wolfo, of
Mir t"un-,-i far defense, to (|tuish tin
petit Jurors drawn for tho May term of
court, in the around that notice of $he
time uawi plmv <?f tho drawing <*f such
Jurors was jnyb as required by
Jaw for ton days prior to such drawing.
Mr. 'Kaysur replied to thiis for tho prose
cution and Judge Ma-imIcI Ia Smith
ol<?sed on l>elislf of the <lefonse. Judge
How man tJ?en granted tb? motion as
made by the defense, a ad the case will
not l>e tried until' th* next term of Wie
court. The argument* a<s made by the
counsel both for the dcfeaise and prose
cution were among the Tw.st evw heard
in the local oQwrthouso-, it wa*. wand
ered by many memixvrs of the har,
.. Beginner's Luck.?Tlu* tbhrd .bitch
man ami the n?>?tnii>er had Ihhsi sent
^njt On iMita-nO duty in No Main's Land
with strict inst motions to got the said per
w.tfc .had been worrying the company
aibl day. FlnaWy (he offending Jerry
wiih located iimoiiit the branches itf a
Dree,
With ?I lie utmost. etfofltoe^ the old
timer .took careful 'a?im, fired and?
misMcd. The recruit, with teeth chat
tering. wobbled his rifle to luls should
er. | till I the trigger. and the sniper foil'
to the ground de<ad.
Disgustedly tho- voKirau v? 111icc. cu
llstuients wa tolled the j>erformancc.
"No w.omler you get hi in," lie growl
ed. "Ypu aiiftftl nil over the damn
tree."
THE II. C. L.
That thljog broke loose Ln Ueorgia
'lloilt which Sherman did relate
Haw wa<le<l the Savaiuiah
And klvored up thU State.
T-lie Uilntfs folks mm* tor rations
And clothes aiQd ^hocs and sicl).
Ain't, used no moix' by. jKH>r folks
And, warceiy, by the H<*li.
We can't see what we're going to do
And get ours*?ilves some clothcs,
Jn yjuniiner we can ntannge
In winter well! Ik' froKc.
A niH'ktle ?ou: a collar
A flour bawel shirt,
<>uano sacks for breecbeK,
And feet rlRht. on the dirt.
et Contents l^FluidProor^
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sssss?S!
Thereby lYomotlng Dfgrotfch
Qu crfulncss and Rest. Contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor
Mineral, Not Nahcotic
AuuflJtin Smt
. Senna
? Mxirth S*!t?
An/st \rs*l
fttrt r&am/i t* kJa- v
Harm ,IW \
Cfu/tfii J \tyar
fthfir/ff.v,f Fh iv r
A helpful Remedy flbr
Const/pnlion and Dinrrhoei.
find Feverishness ntid
jmOSI of SjlkPP
resulting fiiercfrom-in Infancy.
jfac Similc Signature of
C&SltfM&U/. \
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The Centaur GompajOC.
NEW YORK.
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Chii,w
Mothers Know Hot
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
lat
of
S Mm V u
iJl
mm
For Over
Thirty Years
THC OtNTAUH COMPANY NCW YOU* cut.
W'U'K U*WiU) - r - " - -
i> rrfr THiTi ttutt 5?ow u(tjcwuuMig
j And coal ?t Ten' a ton
'And flint -ttni 'bout a shirt-tail fu33
I We can't see Where's the fun. <s>
1 ' ? " ?' ? ' * -
,A dollar's wtxrth a nickle
I A dime just bout ?. cent
our merchants are all crazy
And mast of them hell-bent.
The biscuit stuff, wo used to'get
j At 00 cents a sack
Has riz, 'till now we have pay
, 'limit 50 (Tilts a snack.
I
With fat-back up round 30 cents
| Sow-beities just as high
It hurts my feelings, just to stand
j And iicar .store-keepers lie.
Them three ear loads of sugar
( -Wlwit <<a-me two weeks ago.
Has hid out in the bushes
l_ Just whar, us fdlks don't know,?
\W11 have to cut out under clothes
j And trust to outside rags
To hide our skins from skcetens
1 And .bust head, aio sense wags.
Tlt*m sweft-paunch, meaafly grafted
Hw<l better watoh their dope
Or soon they'll stand on nothing
, A swinging to a rope.
Though, some of them, on Sundays
To preachers statements nod
High up in amen ooamors
Au think they're fooling God.
Hut. look out, Mr. Skinner
And watch youtr footprints wefl
And see. that all the toe (Mints
Aiv rfUwted straight for?>?
< ? ? I
Now stvnfld you hot believe rae ?
.hiso keep on skinning folks
Ami sometime you'll discover
U'm handing yooi no joke.
Theire'ia but two safety neadiingx
<>f that fanned H. O. L.
Ojic means hlghi cost of living
For which, you reasons itefi.
Hut v*e who do the buying
Truncate it las we must
II. Sbands for be/H and O. far ootorN
And that old 4,L" for lost
?Empty-Naked A Oft ,
Just Received
A Car Load
WE HAVE just received a shipment
of a car load of Thornhill "wfagpns
?the wagon made in the heart of^the
hardwood region of tough highland oak
and hickory.
These are the long wear wagons with
many patented features. Made with the
old standard track.
Not the lowest priced wagons hut the best and in
the end the cheapest. ? ?
RHAME BROTHERS, Cam
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