The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 14, 1922, Image 4
t|(E CAMDEN CHRONICLE
M. U. MUCH TMit4*|uWI PobU*b?r
Published fytfJP Friday at No. 1109
Broad Ktrtri and eut*f*d at th* Camden,
epUth Carolina as iiecond
claw* mad mutter Price per annum
^SLOQUl. ? I. T~rr , r ? ?')? j I
Camden* s. c\. April nth, iW8.
J
' If the cooperative marketing plan )s
lmt over, the No\? York Ootton Kk
clihhge building wW !*? for r?mt for
Other purposes." Hays the York
Fnqnirer.
T. ('. Nturkic attorney for Jesse
(iupplns, oik' of the Itra/vM4l murder
trio, ha- < umplcted the appeal to the
Mipreme eouH; fror (InjlpiM aud the
pap? >rn in the oaao have been filed with
the clerk ?.!' the court. Tin- appeal will
be heard on the call of the eleventh
circuit, which will be <MOlue time In
May. So tar the Oapplus appeal ts
4 he only one of Iho three to rtoicli the
supreme court and it In very probable
that the alleged appeals of ('. o, Fo.v
and S. .J. Klrby will be dismissed by
the supreme court an soon as Stjd le
ft tor Calllsou makes the .proper motion
for the dlsmisHai, as ? attorneys fur
both of these wen liuvo 'never <-oui
ploled their appals, m> fa i' as is
oknown. and the tithe haw long since
elapsed. 'l'he notice of appeal to the
full supreaie eourt from* the refusal of
Justice Cot h ran lo grant n stay of ev
.ecutlon in the t\>\ cane Is nil that has
. t*?en received by the court and this
will, in all pmbabllll.v, it Js thought,
result In the throwing out of this oaseJ I
111 his appeal t.applus buses his cntlru
t>Iea on the grounds that no official
record is available showing that thei
grahd Jury which Indicated him wan
Hworn. On these ground, <}u|?pln*
Hjry.s tbut. the court was without juris.
<1 let Ion aild that he was deprived <>f bts'
. life and liberty witlwait due pro<*e?*s of
'aw as provided for by ArtldeO, .Xect1oa
1, of the t'nited Stales constitution.
" If yrui haven't got what you wuur,
strike, if strlklug menus dead babies,
suffering Women. enormous loss of
property and general .demoralization fo
Industry, never mint) You may get
better wage*!"
If tliut isn't the argument of those
who believe that' n coal strike or a rail
road strike Is the one be.st bet when It
come* to getting move money for l<n?s
work, what is?
"The right lo strike" is undoubted,
t'.ut ir cto -sn't stand alone. It can only
have r?al existence when coupled with
"the right to work.'' r.ut strikes want
not only to stop work themselves, but
i c? stop others from working; not only
to out off the flow of eon I from their
mines. but 'to prevent, by sympathetic
-deikes <,f others, the infl ?w non-union,
fixun foreign mortis c?v from non-tn>ion,
non ^hiking miners. In other words,
it is not to 1h* the justhv of striking
demands. t>ui ihe .suffering, the loss,
and the general damage of a strike,
which is to gi-i those denrands granted.
We are a pnllcut iieopb'. We have
extreme toleraius' for anything dune
ie tli" tramr < rf Mh<ity. even if It huffs
i;.?. We like i <i c v<*s>i ?i -?. ? liberty otir
M'lvi'V
I'm Miiiir <i iv I nitetl Stat?-s of
our vv'lli realize that the p<M- ?s-nt
?>f u^ wli ? tniiw aye. and tie* ^ M |>er
> ''i i ? ? f u* who are enguu'< d Lo trails
popt.i i ion have no right, call It 1>y
what until" you vv i'l. to iiijiiis- the ! Ml 7
pe i i - - 1 ? J i f n? v. ho d-n't mi- ??. or the
Ml.:: jn'i eeir! <>(" u< w h ? d..i t trans
port, in oi'dn to vret wli th?'v want
tor I hel!l<e|v e- t
When \vn Tf -S vr> frMi/., , - I Ik, ?u
an\ iialu-' iv resent inl '*? ha'th will r?rt
a ?-i ime au:?inv: tin* \ \ :i. <i s-jii,..
S J H '<*1 I till* I I. I \ '
lint ^i.i i- .< i' iiMiiih*: ?< a : j'l.te, tl
ia the VIIIO* Ili .1 1.ISV pa M-d by
1 h?* K?*n t i|.*k.\ g?*ne:a. a ?> ? inM> at
Frankfor' Kv . ia ih? i i , ir ??' t' <?
I P'J'J ?!?-?. ,. a. lie* pei.dtv f" bi>'ak!ig'
into a dwil'in^' hoi, -i .r b,.'* ^
t'i \ 1 at 4 i '"* - nii'M ivot nn-ii : ? ? d< i'!i j
1 II I III d. *>??!'?'? ion <>r I lit- ill! ?
A nail i m ><?' Id' d i ? i a in - i ? ? ? i
L! I veai* i;.ts In'eti ]>ia<"v<d and the
|iali?Mit l~a.*n* * 'Minpbf* ! <d < * 1 1 ? ? d : i i . i
t 'a i.a da | n ? ?! wi !d> w : ' 1 it vv n s
.stated a I ,i Tore::;./ (\i, ida h<is;>ital
wlini'i an ??p>T,?tiou vv a - )i*:fo:mis! ,>n
l;iin Saiiiidtv If was found nei*e- ? ary
t" le'tK :;<(?? yi vfi'lir.ic lo get the
nail
WATCII fo: ihe lloicm ?? I'w t'<H>k
Stove 1 )einonsU'atit)ti all iwxt w<*?*k
at t he ('.i milen furniture Co
COLUMBIA LUMBER &
MANUFACTURING CO.
MILL WORK
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS
AND LUMBER
PLAIN A HU^ER STS. Ph 71
COLUMBIA.S.C. * ki~
Letter* From The People
Appreciate* Work of Chamber.
Chronicle : Am oho of t vanguard of
winter vlaitora, who for several months
have enjoyed the ho*pitallty of yo?r
rb?r*?4i*#'*lHk- I wiwh to ox|?rr-?i
niy nin>nectytlou <?f the courtesy of
your cHiwa* and especially of jour
Chinlbvr of < 'omweivo, who?o efficient
Sivict.i t > has done bo much for the In
formation and comfort ..f I Im? Si I. lit;;
DM within yOQr gut0?.
To Itphpld u in! |\U>lK>rl M?
sU?lo "I. i ii in r the efforts of (1)0 Cmn!i n
aAd Korshaw County Chamber of Com
merce should Im- the privilege and plea
Kill'*' of alt your cMxens.. Few leallxe
the Work it i-> doing for (ho develop
ment of Oh in den, I > n i 1 y . iium1>ers of
nutoinoblUsth atop at the office for
yuldaitoe Mini Informal lon. w hh h in al
wu \ * hi* itulioivil.v and cheerfully
Kivl-ii.
I'.y iho efforts of the secretary. toU
I'Kts have' found accommodations tn
hoN-is Mini boarding h<Misr-, and many
houses hit vo U-cri IoowhI for the winter.
?Not long ago, two ladies wrote from
Sjiu Antonio, Texas asking the Heere
tavy to route them to Camden, as they
Intd Ixm'H recommended to ir,v it* cli
mate. T1m? letter tveeived tin immediate
reply, with t ho result that two more
regular visitors have been added to the
main who know anil enjoy the winter
hc?v.
0;i'mden must grow. It will grow
both as a resort and as the center of a
lar*f? farming region, and all should
ukl and abet the <'hau?t>er Of Oona
uieree, with Its efficient president,
board of directors* and secretary tn
theJr efforts towards that end.
A "Winter Sojourner.
Cnmdeu. S. C.. April 12, 1021'.
Four Thiass,
There are four thing* that are often
said of a man thau whioh there are
few earthly things fluer.
One is that the man has character?
that he Is "straight as a shingle."
One is that ho lives right? Is 'Vlean
as n hound's tooth."
A third is that he has dependabilil.v
? "his word is as good as his bond."
The fourth is that he has industry ?
that "he hasn't a lazy hone in his
body."
If you so live that men will *uy
these four simjrte, XoJk-sy, everyday
thing* about you, you wttl have the
foundation on which veal success may
be laid. And no reforms in all the
world outside ? much as they arc need
ed? wlfl give you success uuless you
ha vo the.se four qualities eternally
pulsating inside your own heart. ?
Progressive Farmer.
The city of <lhioajyo has ngreixl to
settle a damage claim oi' $100, OoO filed
by the Illinois CVntra I rati road for
.'Is,(CiO In iiuyment for a train of box
(Mis all eg* -d to have )>??en tired l?y
strikers In "the American Hallway
t'nion -triko in IMd.
WATCH for tin* More nee Oil Cook
Stove l?emotird ration all next week
at the Camden Furniture Co.
HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS
Qui pi*i miah han'
PAt.M?ST5 WANT?* KE#:t>
MAH HAN T SfcU MOW
LOM6 AM (Jz/inE c?vE,
*VT SHUCKS ' AH TOL
WAH LI Ft S in t>E OLfc
oman's han'JJ /> ? ?
l?ai ?r MeOvf* N?w?p??#f tyntfMM*
A Uomi* wuj> throw.) iulo a Wiurt'h
at (JrcHMi Bay. .Wis., where William TC.
t l'u-s> t(M?t ) John^m fniuou.s pr<?l?lui
chiti h iMli-r wih H|M'aklng la>t It
th-<l without doing anj harm.
Wants- -For Sale
FOR SAI.K ? Offer one mllUou pure
I'orto Rico potato plants, grown*
from treated i>otatoes, immediate
shipment. Dollar sixty i>er thous
and via express.. Guarantee safe
arrival. Pay* to buy good plant*.
(J. J Derrick. Lancaster, S. C..
2-Kpd
WATCH for the Florence OH Cook
Stovo I>emonst ration nil next week
at the Camden Furniture Co. '
TRUCK OWNERS ATTENTION? We
have arranged to secure truck partw
for the raakw of trucks used In this
community. Our equipment for this
kind of servi<*? Is second to none.
Our mechanics will be glad to serve
you without delay. f lay's Garage^
South Hroad Street. Camden, S. C.
IMsb
BIHINE8S OPPORTUNITY? I am
looking for the right man to open a
work shirt and dress shirt factory
in Camden, to sell to the retailor and
jobbing trade. Address Jk>x 21,
Camden, S. C. 2 tf.
FOK HAIjD ? One Jersey <k?w, fresh
in Milk, price $40,00. Can be seen
at the house if uotified a day ahead.
Mrs H. J. True "dale, Westville, 8. C.
1-3 pd.
| ALTO AND MACHINERY OWNERS
? We now have two comitate acety
lene welding outfits and can weld,
any metal. ' Jobfl doue while you
wait. Hay's Oaroge, .South Broad
Street, C^amden. H C. 2-4sb ?
WATCH for the Horence Oil Cook
Stove Demonstration all next week
ut the Cauiden Furniture Co..
FOR SALE ? Two year old rose bushs,
beddfcng plants, coleus. snapdragons,
asters, petunips, verbena, tomato,
<*gg plant, and pepper plants.
Laurens Ht rv??t Greenhouse. Camdoa,
S. C. 2pd.
*0K SALE ? 0.?i>oriic lu good
ruuniug shape. A bargain. Abo m.
Connie* auU Deering Under*. See
ua before you fcuy 8PIUNOH A
^UWgJOgf. Camden, H. C. v.tt
^VANTKU ? To give yoti an eatjiut te on \
your birihHng, now or repairs to the (
<*Jd. Addr< J. J. I'hrbJtiuns. (X*>- i
? -tractor nad liuLLder, llll Ywrk St*]
Camdeu, .8, O. 2-1 IH.1. j
FOIt SAI.lv Million disease-five. pure
Porto ltloo potato plant-, for d??
1 Ivory, April 15tl>. Imllar twenljr
flva p*t thousand. Lata of five
rliou-iii ud, one dollar, Place order
now and get plants, when wanted,
l-'alrvlew Plantation, Camden. S. C.
C. H McCaskUb Mgr. L4pd.
FOR HALK ? 0*iK>rne binder lu goo* i
running shape. A bargain. Also Mo- j
Cornicle and Deerlng binder*. Se?* I
IH hefore ymi buy SPRINGS &
SHANNON. < Camden. S. (\ 2tf
NOTK'K TO. THE PI'BMC? We wUh
to annoum-e that we havt- torn away
the ti'Out 01 our garage aud have
changed It into a filling station. This
will In no way Interfoar with our :
battery aud accessory department.
We arc hotter equipped than ever to;
serve you. We {specialize to Ford ,
repair* and have with us Mr. Joe j
Pet 1 1 grow who has charge of the j
shop. \\'o will ho glad to have you [
eall on a- for anything large or-'
small. We guarantee every job j
turned out ami our price as' low as j
good work oau ho done for., II V.
_ Heard's garage, Camden, S C,
CASH for I.OCiS? We pay the highest
market price for strictly high class
ASII POPISH and CYPRESS
logs. delivered by rail or truck to
? our Sumter band-mil!. Writ* or
oatl for particulars.
The Sumter Hardwood f?? Sum- J
ter, S. C. l-1sb. I
' ? I
I OU SALE? Millions of PUHTO RICO
POTA'J'O PLANTS tow ready. OOO.
*1.00 : i'tf)0, $2.30, post pa hi. $LtO
l*>r 1000, 10 x pre** collect. Tomato
plants same price Cu.-b with orders.
VALIMJSTA POTATO PLANT CO.,
Vatdo>tn, Ga.- . . ' t-2-3 pd
NOTICE? McDonald Roof Paint Co.
Wo paint roofs of all kinds right
and *dop lleaks. We don't over
charge you. Wo use McDonald Itoof
Paint and Com eat. -Why? Because
it is the bi^ft and outlasted all
Others since 1H82. Shoot your order
In quick to.Orwnrille oflice, 320 Lau
rens street, Greenville, S.' CI, and
phone 297-W, Ilolk House. Camden,
S. C. 2tf,
WANTED ? A few boarders. Terms
reasonable. Apply at The Chronicle
office or phone SO, Camden. S. C. l>b.
PROPERTY OWNERS? Save your
roofs of all kinds. Tins paper. Iron
?wood, shingle and gravel roofs. Mc
Donald roof jvalnt and cement pre
serves ail roofs niwl stops all leaks
in all roofa. We paint roofs any
where this wide of the pond. Phone
us, wo will do the rest. Phone 207-W
Camden, S. C. GO-tf
I>ON"T Rl'CK ? When your tenants re
fuse to ]>ay the rent on account of
your roof leaking. Have McDonald
Hoof Paint and Cement put on your
roofs of all kinds and you will not
ba\e any leaks. Ask or phone the
Kershaw thinking & Mercantile Co.,
Springs & Shannon, Geo. T. Little,
It' McDonald paints roofs right and
**tops lo?k~. Phono Mo-Donald, 207
W, Camden-. S. C. 2tf
The reductions that have brought the price of Kelty
Spring field Tires down to a comparative basis were
made possible simply by greatly increased production in
the most modern and most efficiently equipped tire plant
in the world.
The quality of Kelly products is betlftr than ever,
hut now, it cost* no more to buy a Kelly than the to-call-.
ed high-grade tires.
The public id going to buy a lot of Kelly's this year,
and we are going to sell them. .
No waiting to order it for you.
High-grade Oils, Willard Batteries, Competent and
Reliable Service on All Make Cars. . Specializing Igni- '
tion, Starter and Generator Troubles.
' IF IT'S DONE AT LITTLE'S, IT'S DONE RIGHT"
- - - 11 1 I I ! -
Little's Garage
On DeKalb Street
FOB SALE ? 4Mv>rue binder Jh good
running siiape." A bargain. Also Mc
Ccrmiek ai.tl Peering binders. Skv
u* before you buy SPRINOS &
SHANNON. Camden, S. C. 2tf
"I 1 - ' ? ? ??
Carbide For A]) Makes of Gas
Generators-? Save trouble
and delays by baying from
T. B. McClain, at Manufac
turers prices plus freight to
Camden, T. B. McClain Cam
den, S. C. . 43.
AGENT WANTED ? J-Jor Wortbcaore
? Ilnlr Prftp?r?tioa. See or call do
Madam IC. H. B?4ton, l?I3 Oo?L
Street. Catndca, 8. C. 2Ur?
FOR SALE ? Pure Brown Single Comb
leghorn eggs for hatching. Fifteen
for $1.50, delivered by i?n:el post.
H. 8. Thompson, Rfd 1, Bethttnn,
S. 0. 47-3
FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
? From onr South Carolina coast
and Soutfli Georgia farina, big f?fcocky
plants will Htiwid very bard cold.
Early Jersey, Charleston WakefleUJ^,
Succession, Flat Putoh. Prepaid
in-ill WO. GOe; 400. $1.00; 1,000, $2.00
Kxpre-* 2.000, $3.00 ; 3,000. $6.23;
lO.(HV). $10.00 Count and delivery
guaranteed. Parker Farrow. Atlanta,
(la. ? 48- ab
FOR SALE? Light wood, pine and oak
w.mkI any length. Promjprt delivery.
Cal! 52, R. M. Kennedy, Jr. 38tf
| ;? Xi|
WANTED ? Poplar, oak, ash and wal
nut logs. Also Interest*! In bard.*
wood tracts of lihtber. 11 W Walker
I.mtrber Company, Salisbury, N O
. 48-3fil>
? ?"* . 1 11 ? ? ' I 1
"CHICKENS AND EGGS
WANTED? We will pay
Highest Cash Prices, Wire us
for prices. Owens Fruit and
Produce Co., Tampa, Florl
| da." y *
FOR NALJB? Two good horses and two
good mules for sale. Bee me at
oace. W. V. Trtieedel, rte 1, West
vilte, 8. O. l-3sb.
WANTHD? Cows for pasturing on
Kplendid upland pasture. Apply tb
B. R. Truesdale, rte 8, Camden, 8. C.
l*2-3pd.
I FOB RENT? Rooms for light house
keeping. Call at 30C Chestnut St
48 tf
Pfl?TO FINISHING? 1 represent tti
Columbia Photo Finishing CosssaQy
for Kodak work. I also ta?e orders
for enlarging pictures, pastel, cepifc
er crayon . Am located at Mftyfield**
old stand, over old bank building.
S. M. Ilougb. Camden, S. O.
FOR SALE ? Six registered pedigreed
Pekinsc.se purples. Price $50 each.
Apply to Miss Catherine Thome,
Cumdcn, S. C.. or phone 201- J.
52-3pd.
PALMAFESTA SHOPPING WEEK
Columbia, South Carolina, April 17th to 22nd
COLUMBIA STORES WILL REBATE RAILROAD FARES
The Columbia stores list til below will rel'und railroad fares to out-of-town shop
pers during Palma testa Shopping Week on the basis of five (5) per cent of your
purchases up to the amount of your round trip fare. Siiiiply ? clip out the coupon in
this adlvei*tisement, fill in name and railroad station and present the coupon when
making purchases. Calumbia stores will be ready for the big week with ;t wonder
ful showing of new spring and summer merchandise. They will offer exceptional
salues in addition to refunding fares.
Come to Columbia for the big Gala week, eniov the $50,000 entertainment the
city is providing, purchase your spring and summer needs from big stocks at excep
tiona II \ low prices and take advantage of this special railroad fare refund offer.
These Columbia Stores Will Refund Fares
BON MARCHE DEPT. STORE
"The Shopping Center"
CALDWELL'S
Ludies Ready-to-Wear
COPELAND CO.
Men's Clothing & Furnishings
THE GLOBE DRY GOODS CO.
Department Store
HELFRICH
Exclusive Apparel for Women
KOHN'S
Men's & Women's Ready-to-Wear
LORICK BROS., LORICK & LOWRANCE
Hardware, Paints, Seeds, Implement*
MIMNAUGH'S
Carolina's Largest Dept. Store.
RUBENSTEIN'S OUTLOOK
Cloak & Suit Co.
F. B. SHACKELFORD Co.
Smart Apparel for Women & Misses
SHANNON-CHILDS ELECTRIC CO.
Lighting Fixtures, Household Appliances
STELLING NICKERSON SHOE CO.
Fashionable Footwear for Men and Women
THE STATE BOOK STORE
and Printing House
H. A. TAYLOR, INC.
Furniture -
WATSON S SHOE CO.
"Watson's Wear Without Worry"
Clip the Coupon Below,
Fill in Name, Address
and Railroad Station
You Must Show This Coupon
to Get Refund
RAILROAD FARE REFUND COUPON
THE CAMDEN CHRONICLE
Out-of-Town Shoppers to
Fill in Name and Rail
road Station Below
Name
R. R. Station