The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 29, 1921, Image 8
ONE UUDi ONE WOUNDED
<tue*r Tale of Crime CMmittMl In
Cbe?terflfM County.
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The Monroe RlnqulNr of Thursday
naj?:
<,'uhm>ij hiuidrrburk. <?Olor?d, WO#
owrdcred and l)i? fiQpbew. Hollif
Fnnderburk, dexperntoly wounded, in
BUY AT HOMK
ily 0, P, M?'l >anli?l.
Why should you Huy At Home?
Why should I Buy At Home ?
HMUi si:
or our mnnlcliuiHiy.
( h iu<1oii Is very fort una t?> in hav
ing ttt the hoi (| of Its iiiiiii id |>ii lily
men who are anxious ,tu he govern
ed by the wishes and will of its j>eo
pie, anxiou* to soo our city progress
as 11 should.
These men, while working for the
betterment of our city must exor
cist* duo care over the finances, and
therefore, have to act on all mat
ters i u a conservative manner. They
must not speud more money than
will he received In the treasury
without authority from the people*
In ./act, they 'must work In strict
accord with the j>ooplo at all times.
In other words, the j>eople run the
city ? the officials merely toeing an
thorlzed to ael on various matters
and devise plans for Improvements.
In making these plans they have to
figure and base their estimates on
how niueh money will he available
for ea<h and every particular pur
l>ose.
Then, you say : What lots the run
ning of our municipality cot to do
with Huylng At Home? Here Is the
answer: Kvery dollar we spend
n.wny from home delays t?ii r city of
ficials in their plans, for a certain,
per cent of money spent at home is
in rclurh paid over to the city in
taxes, and then we wonder why
they don't K?'t busy and do things.
If we'll Just stop and think the
situation over and' resolve to do all
our huyim; at home ?>ur City of
ficials. will find it an easy task to
carry out their plans, and at the
same time we have more right .to
wonder why they don't ?ot busy
and do things. "They" will ?ct
busy whenever "We" furnish rhem
with the "Where with all" to do it
with. '
The above situation tan only be
remedied when you and 1 realize
the value of Iluying At Home. Not.
only liny At Home, but Sell At
Home.
?H probability fatally. yesterday tooru
juig about 9 o'clock. The story of tb?
murder U that (inn. son Kundetburk,
Hellas Punderburk aud I.aney Funder
burk were plowing in a field on Mr.
I. Thomas Fuuderburk'a farm uear the
hIii to line, aiul In Chesterfield county,
H. and two atrnoge* negroe* were
?COn In the woods at the edge of the
field. The two strangers, after loiter
lug for some time In the woods, wont
to whore (he three men were plowing
ami *mtv<l Unit they were fugitive#
from Juki !?:??, that they had boon run
Qlng a blockade ft 111 ami officers hail
chased theui mid that one of them had
*hot an officer and had probably kill
ed III in. Tile strangers complained of
Ih'Iiik cold and hungry and a brush
heap was fired by which they wanned
?Hid Otie <>f the strangers asked Laiie.v
t'undcrburk to got thorn something to
cat and offeted to plow while Laney
went for food. I,aney says 'that when
be whs at his house he hi^ird a sh</t in :
the field he had left later from the'
vaino place a fussilade of shots and
lit- run to the field he bad left and
fouiid Hanson lying by a .stump, dead. *
and Hollas lying near (Sanson, do a- ,
peratoly wounded. Now Hellas takes
up the story. He says that one of the
strangers shot at a stump and bit it
and told him and (Sanson to go to
j the stump and see where the bullet
Went. They went to (lie stump and ,
(\ver?? kneeling down by It, one of them .
j using a pocket knife to traco tbo bul- ?
let and while they Were at that the '
two strangers pulled out their pis- j
tols iind opened fire With the result
above staled. It Is believed that the,
motive for murder i* revenge. Sev
eral weeks auo (Sanson Fundcrburk i
and Will Kegars, He arrested (Jan- '
1 cunistnnees of that homicide being as!
follows: Constable Rogers of I'ugelaud
bad a warrant for (Sanson Fundcrburk
and Will Segears. lie arrested (Jan
son and after the arrest had been'
nmde started with him to Chesterfield'
'courthouse,; the officer and his prisoner
riding in an automobile. On their
way to Chosterfeld, Will Segars was
found and the officer got out of the '
tear and ^started to rcajd a warrant to'
ISegars and before the reading of the
warrant was finished Segars attack-;
od the officer with a knife cutting his!
I ? / ' ? ' . \
BASE BALL
i
CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL
HARTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL
5:00 P. M., Friday, April . 29th
Fair Grounds Base Ball Park
Admission - - 20 and 35 Cents
Columbia High will be here May 6th
clothing Hud w?? getting the better of
blot when Gatu?on jerked a pistol from
the officer* hip pocket and nbot Will,
killing him instantly. Gansou wan re*
leaned on u five hundred dollar bond
for bin appearance at court, it iai
thought that the ones who did the
murder and serious injury yesterday
are friends of Will Sogars. Sheriff
Fowler of thla county and Sheriff
llood, of t'hosterflcld county antl
Sheriff Hunter, of Lancaster county,
went to the scene of the shooting and
UM tO K?'t on trial of the murderers
wlip. escaped, \but were not successful. !
SHORT NEWS STOKIK8.
Items of Interest gathered from .Many
Wares.
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A report frojn Washington says the
new comptroller of the currency Is to
shorten and simplify >ne statements re
quired of national and member banks.
The reparations eom mission has de
manded that the German gold reserves
be transferred to the banks within the
occupied zones. * The Germans are
slow about accecdlng to this demand, j
Senator Underwood of Alabama, has
invited President Harding to deliver j
an uddress in Birmingham, Ala., on
May 21, and Senator Harris, of Geor
gia, lias asked f<?r an address in At
lanta on May 21.
The Farmers Loose Leaf Warehouse
at (iallatin,* Texas, was destroyed by
firo Thursday together with 200,000
pounds of tobacco, worth about 000.
The Salvation Army has reported t?
Governor Thos. I1!. Kilby' that 2f>,oo0
people are on tlio verge of starvation
in the cojil regions of Northern Ala
bama and that the army cannot -pro
ceed any further without help.
Although it was Opposed by a strong
German-language element, the Nebras
ka American I<eglou has obtained the
passage of a bill in the General As
sembly making English the official lan
guage of that state. ?The new law pro
hibits t ho teaching Ao'f ?ny foreign lau
guage i? fommon school branches and
forbids discrimination against the use
>f English in any meeting,
All industry and travel in the state
of Oklahoma were .stopped for a min
ute at eleven o'clock on the morning of
April 2K during which Oklaboman*
-vlth, bowed heud repeated a creed of
'oyalty to the American flag. The
Ceremony was a part of Americanism
programs in 225 cities arranged under
the auspices of the America u Legion.
Wants-For Sale
i ? ~ ?
TAKEN UP ? One -black horse mule,
looks to he about- fifteen yertrs of
age. Taken up last Sunday. Owner
??an have same hy paying for keep
anil pa.viin: for this advertisement.
A. I.. Wat kins. West v illo. S. (;.
i FOR SALK ? Number One i'enviue
| Hay. $.'?<> |h* r ton. I<. YV. lioykln,
j liovkin, s. (1?. ^ ?* 3.
It \V A NT KI> ? T< > buy young eat tie. Ap
plv to Ilfiirv Savage, Cnmden, S. C.
1 1 so
p ' w ? ?
KODAKEB0 ? Corwci developing
meant* better picture*. Send yeur
Umiak til bui to uj and get the brat.
Columbia studio, 1423 Main street,
Columbia, S. C. Write for price list.
_ 4M *A
liOCAl MANAGER WANTEI*? Fn
usual Opportunity for Right Man
A lar^e brokenly** firm doing H sye
I <*es?ful business with well-rated con
cerus throughout the country, wants
a OQpftble mail at once to devjop and
, handle their !????}& 1 business. The dp-v
IHutunlt.v In an unufcual one Iiocuumo
of possibilities offered for aubstnn
t In I earnings in a highly respectable
business which will "teadily increase
ns it heroines more firmly establish
ert locally. The position Ksiuires a
| mail possessing executive and sales
ability with business experience and
having commercial banking conilec
llons, although no investment is
necessary. lie may devote only a
I portion of Ills time to the business at
I first if desired though we prefer a
man who Is able and wiling to give the
business his entire time and lK??t ef
fort*. The local branch should pay
from $2,500 to $10,000 the first
year according to population and the
[ ability of the manager as the com
modity which we handle Is a staple,
always In demand, and which our
i large ?buying facilities permit us to
soli at less than average market
I "prices. Owing to the demand, we
I must fill this position at once. Send
your application to Guarantee Coal
Mining Co.,1382 (3omo Bldg., Chicago
111., but. do not write unless you, can
satisfy us as to honesty, reputation
and hu&inesH ability. ltpd.
FOR SALE? ^Potato Plants. Porto ltlco
Nancy Hall, Early Triumph. Sweet
potato plants $L50 pt?r 1,000,
Creator Baltimore tomato plants
$1.60 iH?r 1,000. Large orders prompt
shipment. Dorrls Plant Co.. Val*
dosta <3a. 3-4-5- pd.
FOR SALK ? Peanut Seed, carefully
selected, shelled and graded, fresh
at planting time/ Let us ls?ok your
order now, but do not plant until
-May or .Tune for best results. We
o.ul furnish White Spanish or Run
ner seed in any quantity at reason
able (pricc ; also i>oanut planters and
weedcrs ; and full information about
growing. SEA ISLAND COTTON
OIL (TO.. Charleston, S. C, 52tf.
FOR RENT ? Two connecting offices,
for renT\ovur The Meus Shop. Ap
ply J. H.Njfurns, Camden. S. (3.
l-2-3tf.
Carbide For All Makes of Gas
Generators? Save trouble
and delays by buying from
T. B. McClain, at Manufac
turers prices plus freight to
Camden, T. B. McClain Cam
den, S. C. 43.
LOANS ? on improved real estate, easy
tornis. E. C. vonTreseknw, Camden.
S. C 45
| CONTRACTORS AND, BUILDERS?
! Estimates on wood and brick work.
i In., and out of town service. Good
work and lowest prices. Furnishes
plans and jjpecillcations on all work.
Benson Carlos and Robert Holley,
Camden, S. C. 44-51 pd
AGENT WANTED ? For Worthmor*
Hair Proparation. See or call on
Madam K. E. Beltou, 1713 Gordon
Street. Caindeu, S. C. 20t?
FOR SALE ? Desirable building lot
1)0 X 220, in best residential section.
Attractive price for immediate Kile.
L. A. McDowell, Agent, Camden, S. C
COME
SEE
YOUR
STATE!
G6ARG
SOUTH ! CAROLINA
HISTORY Winthrop College
# 2- Oclock?>Moy0
Rock Hill. SX. (Admission XL 50 1 102!'
More Than 1,000 Young Women in 13 Acts.
Large Orchestra and Chorus.
Grand Stand Seating 3,000 Spectators.
Tickets $1.50.
Performance May 6th, at 2 P. M.
For Reservations, write
Pageant, Winthrop College
FOR SALE? < ?ood four-room house in
colored section of the city. Water,
electric lights and sewerage. Price
reasnable. Apply to L. A. McDowell, I
Agent, Cainden. S. C. 2-3. ,
For Judge of County Court.
i 1 hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Judge of the
County Court of Kershaw County in
.the election to bo held 011 May 10th,
1021.
! SAMl'ICL X. NICHOLSON.
Camden, S. C.. April 2.1, 1021.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
State <-f South Carolina.
County of Kershaw.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
jsuainv ?>f a? Act of tin* legislature,
! approved March T. 1921. an. election
{will be held in Kershaw County, on
I the second Tuesday in May, next.
1 1021. the same being May loth. 1021,
at which election there shall be sub
mitted to the qualified electors of Ker- 1
Ishaw County flu question of establish- 1
. ing a County Court for Kershaw
j County, in the following form:]
i "Shall a County Court be established
for the County of Kershaw?" find
upon this question the electors shall
jvote "Yes" or "No." This election
shall be held under the laws govern
ing General Elections, at nil the regu
lar iM>lling precincts ?in Kershaw
'County, and the polls shall be opened
at su?-b voting places, at 7 o'clock in
the forenoon and close nt 4 o'clock i
the afternoon of the day of election ;
That at the time of holding sail
election there shall be elected a prwfc
ing Judge of said Court, who shall k
learned iu the law and a resident 4
the County ofj Kershaw. ?
This Notice is required under tit;
Act, above cited, and is authorized fej
the Board of County Commissions
of Korshaw, County in ineeting be)
this lfith day of April, 1921.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION
i Kits OF KRRSflAW COUNTY. 5
I Attests ^
, B. E. Sparrow,
Clerk Board Co. Com.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Slatv of Hotith Carolina
County? of Kershaw.
ruder and by authority of powtf
vested in me as sheriff of Ker&btt.
County, state aforesaid. I havcschd.
and confiscated under Section No. If
criminal code of South Carolina, on
mule and buggy seized from G. Or
riaile and Tom Garrison. Any dih|
held by any person, firm or corporate
should be filed with me immediate
otherwise I will sell same nt pubk
auction within the legal hours of .fljltj
May 2nd, 1921. befng the^/irst Mondaj,
in front of the Court House, in ftf
City .of Gomdoh, S. C.
a. c. wRi/Sii.
Sheriff K,C.~
HAIL INSURANCE
From now on, hail storms will be frequent; already, some places have suffered. Just a
few minutes of hail will so destroy your growing crops that your investment and labor will be
wiped out. Almost every year some section is so devastated that it is necessary to send out
side aid to the sufferers. You can prevent some disasters, but you have absolutely no control
over hail; you can neither prevent it nor lessen its damage. The one safeguard is insurance.
We have written this class of insurance for the past several years for The Home Insurance
Company of New York. They have in every instance paid their losses cheerfully and to the
entire satisfaction of the assured. The rates are very reasonable. -
EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE
THE WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY
ESTABLISHED 1871
R. M. KENNEDY, Jr., President Telephone 52 , J. K. SHANNON, Manager i