The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 11, 1920, Image 6
AKK WK ANY BETTER
Dfliioi Puttf C?myAm AaKrUMMi
and Ocrmaa Mrlhods.
"A.tw wo Auy better t.tmn the <.Vr?
aiuii* wtio nhoot vnch oft or down , In
4t?e otrwl* **f liorlln, wtion wo <1L?
powjtvw peoiAo from tftw*ir horo<vi Jhmu iiso
ttwy ou?not IJWy Htrtir ntl***! rf>ni?;
wbou wo cl<*??y llttlo I'hlidrcii tho uoo
otfcltio* of life Ixvauw w?? ?iro |?rafi
taring (Ui AkrI.sIuWS?" <)uerto<l IJr.
J oho j d 1 W. Coclirnu, Sunday owning In
ttie WcK*lvurtf Av*mue !'ro*byte.ii*n
ffeurtf), jiro?<?ltfn# on lihe #ubjoc>t :
"Tbe l'un?t i(? Cfcw* ?od OUre." I
"Wt< Ajnerfrtui people mrt> very food
of m ying we are a. people of ideals/1 J
ti*illmu?d Vf, Oxlirau. "Wo pomi*m
ideabi, tout tflw? iinpurtaut quwtioti In
<lo our ldtMh* ik***vs iw? 'Iliere u too
tOUdbvtilkfttered idiitttlwiu in ihts ooun
try and not eooucfc rt>uuuile ldc?U?u.
'M am ufratd tfcat we American*
tMTe tx.'en too mudi <x?n<vruod idu^1 the
war wUli the que*tl<>n wlh'tber \\?
were going to kt* <TO?m and sujjar
our?elv?*><, uml u?>t vnoutfb oouoerin*!
whether the re?t of tho world was go
l?K tuK et bread. We a rv engaged In
i ' . : . .
M? <w*y of cutthroat profiteering, and
nil Hit* liiMM are not 011 the other vide
<*f the Atlantic. Our (Mum are ??utlng
the very heart out of America.
"We Khali never ^>nre our present
'lay Hi* until we drill down to l?od r<x*k
^>r th? Wf <-an m^v?*r cure
profit i-cring by briotflut; profiteer** into
<?ourt and aendlng a ftfw of (Jhmu to pri
mod. All th?* fair prl<*> board* in the
wx>rid vr ill jiiot do it.- We ii>u?t eure
at fro iu wiliiln, regit) the hearts of the
men and women of the country a"ud
t?*u*h thorn tJie rudiment* of <plui?, or
dinary liontvity w*l (Thrttft Unify.
Why Lose the Time and Money You Have
Invested in Your Crops?
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when a Hail Policy of "The Franklin Fire of Philadelphia,, will protect you against
such loss? The money losses each year on Growing Grain from Hail Storms, are enor
mous, and no Farmer who is lucky enough to escape one year can be sure he will not
lose the savings of a lifetime the next year from this cause.
In view of the high price for Cotton the pgssibility of loss from Hail Storms is an es
pecially interestig question for every Farmer.
Insure today in "The Franklin Fire of Philadelphia,, (Qrgaized in 1829 and in bu
siness ever since) and be on the safe side! Our agent will give you complete informa
tion about the policy and the rates asked.
C. P. DuBOSE & COMPANY
Telephone 43 Real Estate and Insurance Crocker Bldg.
For Three 7^ear\
CHALMERS
Has Led All Motor Car Design
W I T H I T S
HOT SPOT AND RAM'S-HORN
The public the country
over now accepts Hot
Spot and RamVhorn, and
in accepting them the public
pays Chalmers a nation-wide
tribute.
For when the great Amer
ican jury endorses a principle
it means other makers must
follow th.it principle.
In this way Chalmers has
been awarded an engineering
leadership.
Just what Hot Spot and
Ram's-horn accomplish and
how they do it has been told
many times, but no other
maker has yet lound a way
OmW/ nm
to improve upon them.
Hot Spot vaporizes the
raw, heavy, inferior gaso'
line of the day into a "fine
cloud." RamVhorn rushes it
at a velocity of 100 miles an
hour through "easy air bends"
to each cylinder, equidistant
from Hot Spot.
One without the other
would be ineffective.
Playing together they lift
Chalmers to a high peak of
efficiency.
The reward has been the
ever growing opinion of the
public that Chalmers is one of
the few great cars of the world.
GEO. T. LITTLE
Camden, S. C.
"Wirec MuggostU*u? I have for our
uimvit. MrWt, set together. Try to
see rffle other man's .|*>lftt of view anil
H>'ih|NtUilK<' with hi* trouble. 1 have
tieeii told tU? wl'ttf aiwe* of i Im* (lowrt
when atUfckcd by a couunon eneuiy.
|Htl their heads together and present
an ugly array of heels to tho Intruder.
Not a hit like tin* taiuu asses uf ho
olety who put their heel* together,
present their In vol* to tho common
?nemy and kick tho daylight out of
ofttli other.
"Second, wo mus| have undying op
tlntUin, undaunted courage. Wo must
lieHeve tftiat tJds thing is ?N?uilng
around rigid, If we deal honoatly with
eaoh other. My* third onto Is Jesus
Christ, \V?* nuvrtt en<*n and every one
of uh live t lie life we pr^fews."
Hunting the Klephaut
" I I m* . wluMv do the elcjrtiants oouk*
from?"
Tho tmwwer to th is uueHtlon that
any tx*y is ?pt to propound any father
whom spring brings Hie broils to town
Ih answered in a National Geographic j
KoeMy bulletin as ftfltowa: ' 1 ,
"Showmen ? prefer the Indian ole
plumt to <t1ie African on the sKjore of
dls}M?xitloiJ, hut rtiere Is no more lovT
lng nnrtiher limn tthe AfrU-an female,
for she never discard* her young. I<
la quite <<oimnon to >80*' tier lunging
through tthe Khodeslan Jungle follow
ed t>y- throe of ?/>r l>ables, nine, six and
tifcree years o'ld. while a fourth <ine Is
on 'the way ; the gestation period Ifc
two yeurs.
"Africa, of course, is the hunter's
piirmlb** and tlhero tlio e^ephanl: Is
more at>l to l>e ?hdt than oa^Vtured and
fam^d. <*f the /cauHlow tfarlety <*f
game, the pursuit of the elojilhant Is
doomed the most dangerous. In lirlt
isfh territory a ILeonse costs $125 to
shoot four of the beasts. The hunter
starts out with tra retinue of 'hundreds
of natives why closely sound tho ground
for Siiss?r' (dung) and w<hcn it Is ap
parent that a herd Is near, the excite
ment becomes iiiUwwe. A huge bull of
about four tons wltfh a grand i?alr of
tusks is srlghted. One shot In. exactly
Mit' rittlvt spot.. (just lmck of the
Mboulder) will hring bun down. Al
t hough (he most short-sighted animal
in thoNcoild, "he cliflrgea in fury if the
hunter luis Ikmmi unlucky, und "In a
few l-rirf inoiiMML-t s the valiant, crowd
Iriis fled hi terror! If luck Shot, the
hunter Iiiim throe or four hundred dol
lars worth <>f lvor.v. and the <?cs tat-Pc
army of hungry snvneros devours the
canvass and ?nil that cannot l?e eaten at
I lie time is carried hack to the village
<xf hub*, to rejoice the hearts (or
rather the jatomnehsi of itihe women
and children.
"Klephant. huntilng In Ihinun niul in
India tnkes different forms. In India
great long V-?shnperl stockades nre
built. the niiius of which ure* ?omo
tinies a mile, long. The elephants are
driven into the large opening. Httie
realizing flint they are walking into
u Imp. They are gradually driven
dowrc town ill the ciipex. of the V. where
they ure forced througb gate into
il hly jmmi.
"In llurnnt instead of a great, glar
ing V of powerful posts Tainted in
Mic ground. there '.ire two converging
rows of lights fastened in trees. The
hunting is done at night. As t1he
elephants are maneuvered into the
broad <>]hm) ing In't ween the outer ends
of Thor ws of lights, another -r??w 1m
thrown (across the o|x>n4ng. suwl the
elephants '"'retreat farther down into
the V, getting just as far away from
the lights as possible. Then another
row Is tli !*? >w.i r across the opening,
and thi* in tnni is succeeded hy other
lines, the elephants constantly retreat
ing from the lights and finally finding
themselves at the st|>cx. with the choice
of entering tho -small stockade or break
ing through the cordon of lights. The
former seems tho lessor of the two evils
to the majority <rf thorn.
."Once inside 'tlio stockade two
trained elephants drow up alongside
the lx*ast to ix> capture*!, one on each
sido, and hold likn between them un
til a man loops a big chain arouhd his
foot and anchors him safely to a tree.
There Is a terrific struggle by the wild
elephant to get free once more, and
this often lasts for hours. Hut even
an el?<phant finds sonic lx>nds !he <*aiir
not burst, and finally becomes rocon*
elled to them.
"Then the animal is htft without a
thing to eat for days, l>ecoming fam
and weak. Next it has to be
taught that no effort it can put forth
<*an circumvent the will of the train
er. Of en the latter fastens a log
chain about its nock and hitches a
tame olophant at the other end, Some- 1
times the captives resist with such tin-,
conquerable determination that their i
necks nre broken in the struggle.!
Others are so adamantine in their spirit j
of resistance that they fight f.?r free- !
<Iom to the bitter end and never yield
to training.
''But. ns soon as one yields it Ls
treated gently, and it finds <nit that
the way to elephantine happiness lies
In accepting t.he keeper's will. In
about a month it settles down patieo
tly to tbed uty of being a good, trust
worthy beast of burden "
, '
The prohibition amendment an<J the
cuforcoweut #wt .were held von?titut ion
al by Mm- MipriMiu- court Monday In an
mi Humous tit't'ifrion. wiiiu- attorney*
for (1m* luteretfta. attack tog the two
lueuMurea w?ra wanted pomds^on to
ftle motUm for lvhoavlnipi, tin- deel
slon wa* ivgarded generally ax Htrlkr
lug a jJfeittl Wvw to 4he ho|H?? of the
wdt*. 'Wie( court"* trillion, It-itwl
t?y .Juatloe Vau Devanter, wan hwwi>
lug It hold thai the a nu n. burnt not
only uauu* wltbfo* 4 he amending i>ower
oouferivd by the fedeml conatit.uUou
but fvaa miu i ui i> pruiKxgxl audi uow
was the law of the land.
T4eut?nant llluktoy, n
ber of the Hrillah air farnj Wft u
l&at MWwUty lit a sumfl fttrpfc^.
:?S horm' fiowor engine wlm thtt
lion of flying t? AukIpuIIb
, <i?*nov?4 lVrvhta# nil miiy
mtvKt within ? (ew J
Ho unnoninv?l hi-, iiih'irtlon
iit ? U*Uer to ?eeret*rj Hafcr j
conunamler ??f tin* Ann*rkttt) ? \i*,iij
ary (ONft (tortured ttnat betoth*,,
give up toW? auHlfctry tlutlea wUW
pttlnuent of lft>e aorvW* ??4 '^2
freb to eu*a#e I iv *>tm>thliig uk^.
tlve." Tfoe general <Ud not
utttuiv of (future aelivltk*
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