The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 05, 1927, Image 2
SHOT FROM AMBl'SH
Three (>ante WirdtiM llwuxht Victim*
of i'uarhfrii
Khtiil, Jul) 2'.? J Herman Zeigler
and A. W Smith, county game wardens,
and Thoma- Zeigler, deputy
were shot a/,d r?ou*>Iy wounded at
Hudson ferry <<n Savannah river
about 12 mile* from hero early thi?
morning The t* j Zeig i rs nave been
taken ' > Sav an/iait .?r?<J Smith :" at
his hoff.e near Carr.rtt
From be-' ?i: for mat ton it sitmi
that t he AUl'i" !:1 . f; (Off! pail) with J.
K S hum a n had > X-r r > \sat< hi fig the
swamp- for p >achc*rs fr mi the (jcorg>a
sole and >e?t?'ia> <aught ,)iaera!
but release*! '.hern triaV tfsey
Tnighl return to their homes and arrange
bond but hoM.t g their motorbeat
unt.i they returned to arrange
the bond.
It seem- that about day.ight tine
morning the wardens were to meet
them at a given point to receive the
bond but an they pulled into the river
they were fired run about 30 times,
Zeigler and Smith both being shot out
of the boat and Thomas Zeigler was
shot while he was pulling his uncle
ir. -? the boat after he had been
wounded. Shu man was un.njured.
hilled With I siad of l.iquor
Anderson, Aug. ]. A young man
believer! to in* dole L I5lea.se Staggs,
ami reported to have lived Jii 14*
Magnolia street, Spartanburg, was
killed shortly uf'? r 10 o'clock tonight
on the <?rt4 -;: v; I Ic-A nderson road,
about nx miles ! roin this, city, when
the Ford touting car which he was
driving over ur nod on an embankment.
His idlest Was mushed and
his neck brokenk
The wrecker! < ar contained 50 gal#
Ions of liquor, a cording to offoceri,
who said they confiscated the whisky.
TRIM TK OF RKSPECT.
Resolution-, subniitterj ir. behalf of
Camden (iein* < ourl of Calanthe, No.
150, Camden, S. .July I'd, 11*27, in
recognition of tin- death of Sister
Addie Sut trii.. wh(ee - >ui was called
its rest on Sunday afternoon, 5:30
o'clock, July 17, !'.rJ7.
Whereas, trie great and Supreme
Ruler r.f th<. Cn.VlT.se hils Ifl His | n .
tirtr wisrtriT rrm:-rri from amnng
u- or?e .f our b l"V-<! , workers, Si<"e
A'lclie Sat- i", ar11i
Whe't a-, ! i' I'irig 't intion held
' th ta ' n fa'hfu discharge of
l.t r dutie- ; Society, makes P
h-iittinK that we n-ond i>ui approcia
'it! > f he ; ' hen fe c
IS-- ' \ r-d 11 -f. T'.f t he w i -di>in art'
' bi i'\ w r; 1 n !.< r xere ..wed in the aic
' ?" .'.if r :* *i - by s'tTV'S ? a n<
' ' * ' ' held i gia'.efu
< 'in-Mib' a re
id ed - '.I. That t he ! em >\ a
J .1 1 ' ' t .'I an * g 1 - leave'
' i" : i t 'en that w ,11 b?
' ' ' a r c : ' .id. : the ii.t-nilici
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R" ' ' ' ' ! I tat Mill', deep s\m
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Her Prince With Millions
From the kitchen of her h?
home in the backwood* ot c ana.la,
Lena W ilson, thia week, became the
bride of Millionaire "Bud Stillmar.
who dowered her with one-halt h.<
weali' v Sttllman't grandfathci
Uie j,. i American hanker.
Nobody's Business
Written lor The Chronicle by Gm
MoGee, Copyright, 1P27.
(<wkmx School*.
Our P,wn has recently pulled off 2
distinct cooking schools, and much
< uunary art was spread abroad
amongst our wives who attended for
tr.e irgrpose of getting a prize which j
wa. offered each afternoon. (Mr
w te lost * whole days, and dnln't
oni? wit hi r. 2d numbers of a single
pr.ze She sayc she's done with cooking
schools for life >
We are giving below a list of the
d.she* that the expert cooks told ?ur ,
i<<vng help-meets how to prepare.
^ ou will observe that no instructions'
Were given regarding the matter of I
| cooking the kind of rations most of;
| u* have every day, such as collards, j
1 fat-back gravy, stewed beef, corn i
bread, )iash, string beans, ami mashed
potatoes. But here they are:
FGAPPO-FLAi'PER?Take 2 lemons,
1 orange, 3 dill pickles, 2 eggs j
and a pint of buckwheat flour, dump I
this mess into a frying pari, stir rap-,
'dly for .'ill minutes, add a pinch of
salt, 2 pinches of pepper, 1 moth-!
ball, and 1 grains of sugar, cook on
a d45-doliar gas range, (10 dollars
down, balance in 21 equal installments),
for 20 minutes, then serve
cold.
W -\\ hhN110.S ?'Grind up the
livers from 2 ducks anfl 1 roosters,
add 1 ounce crushed cloves, stir in 3
cup of fresh goal's milk till it addles,
squirt a squirt of bromide into conglomeration,
put in the oven of a
l.ij-dol.ar electric range, (50 dojlurs
will be allowed for your old stove regardless
of age, color, or previous
form of servitude), serve hot on lettuce
leaves before meals. Mother,
come out of the kitchen.
MILI/KK-IHLUES?Get 2 fresh
eggs if possible, send 1 dollar down to
jour beef market and buj' 20 cents
worth of ham, crush ham with your
electric iron. (2 dollars will be al.owed
for your old iron), bake in a
1 Jo More gas oven. N. B. These
M.llee-Dillies cannot be cooked or
unj thing except Do-More range
L>J. to seM at 253 dollars, 1 dollars
down). When you smell this stufl
burning, remove and serve hot
I Mother, mine out of tb?- kitchen, am:
make pa took.
; TOOTEF.-COOTKES -Grate 3 nut
megs, -ccure 1 artichoke", grate therr
I also, borrow a pound of sugar, adt
1 ; ^'It and jH-ppcr to taste. roast 1
I Di-h potatoes. (Ut them in halves
( remove contents, dump same into, par
! I W ith the af<>re-mentioned ingredients
^ : stir b n - k! > while your husband i
. j hur.t.ng e\erv\vht""e for his dinner
1 ernptj ;nIo frying pan, and let samt
come to a boil ,,n ,.vt, xum|H>(. ] o;
j. our Babj (,rand electric range, (5 dol
. I lar* down, balance in Ik payments)
. '"""k till you are sick of the odo:
J penetrating jour nostrils.' then throw
int.. garbage . an. and thus sav,
v-'ur family of acute indigestion.
I
Occupations and Professions.
1 A farmer goes to work at dav-'.igh
j;,ml *l?its at dark. He average
1 a,"'u' Jt n'; ]H*r day for his labor
J ami the public pays what it please
. 'or n s products. Some <>f them, how
'1 'i v e tin- fore-thought to rui
r "! i ?r?is under the shed am
' 'u ' bales of cotton rot ur:
I hat s i?t:e reason he get
r;K ;o cent- a d-iv
A gr.?. .0 , ia\vD from the hay a*
a. rr... eats breakfast at a. m
peti> up rii- sto:t at abotr K;Ul
' " HM'' ' at >:()<) p. m [|,
" ,K; a day. and lose:
'' * :r:? 1- wh promise to pa]
v ,A'' ls " The credit bust
1' U? t.l\< s, j, n. p|us ]K.(>n
' ,u* ;l* " phi > hildren put 'J'
iKl' a hundred on th?
' " W .1 "- I v .. . . 1 ,
.! o p .or-h -use ir
A* \ t .
' ; ' : s g , Wor'.
" a ..; ?.* tr in t he sarin
' ' P !" l'he\ are pa, i A.th tin
' ' *' : Ih'r.dy ever ?uffe
,ir p-tilcr.ee. ami m
1 n" ? * hoti>i - a,-.- abroad in tin
Worn, n Motorist* Robbed
' "c -'u!> - M' - Kva Bar
' A~"' ' N ' . an : Mrs. Hi '.
L >" ' " lar.lo. Fi ,-ida. or
:v t" P r? .-Id an 1.1 ! , thi
I ' g by V .She's ;
'hi 1 ag >. | he rob
^ * ' 1 :r' M:-. H.irton ant
> '" >"I M s K > na'd>. they r,
'' ""ted to Polite.
M'; Hey Hold* a,.,; Mrs J.ar, r
X '^ V'i \h,,;r F'welry th. J, :my ha.
n. their stocking %
? -
Students at I'en hod \ College
Nhs.,. .Ie. Ter r ;il, s,x.y
' ;,vr.Sou^ ,A- 'lm? stu tents, nv.sth
tea Per. are attenurng George Pea
o >..\ ( o.lege : ,r Tea 1 her- for th<
'econ, tei 111 ?f the second qunrtei
' K' hn ng th.v wr-ck. Among thos,
en Ol.ed are Myra Belle Pettigrew
' amden. and Jo I.jnn Brewer. Ker
aha w.
land. Mob t government Employee*
earn about &0 per cent of what they
gel, yet aome arc not worth the cent
of.Jhe paj?er their check* are written
on, however ?it is easier for a drove
of hippopotamuses to go through the
globe of a tail-light than tt is to get
! a jMtlnical job abolished, and the jobholder
turned off.
Cooks are in a class to themselves.
They come (some times) on Tuesday
morning at 0 a. m., and remain (occasionally
) till 1 50 p. m., of the same
day, and they skip Wednesday (frequently),
and get pick on Thursday (if
there's a ball game in town,) and arrive
at K a. m., on Friday (if they are
hungry, and they usually are), and
hang around on Saturday (till they
get their pay), and then they are
through till the following Tuesday'
las their grammaw died on Sunday),
They make the same wages as arc
paid to base ball players and movie
star s.
Prohibition officers work from
l about 8:20 p. m., till close to 10:30 p.
; m., on Sundays, Fridays, legal holidays,
and Christmas Kve. They sell
licker 50 per cent higher than other
bootleggers yet it costs scarcely nothing.
and the government even pays
them for capturing it and not pouring [
it out. They carry pistols, pocket
flafks, flashlights, and report blanks,
Ini tnink a great deal of short dress- !
es and long nights.
I
I)ocioi? work when they arc called
f. and collect their j?a> when they
ca Lawyers give advice and charge
(i r it at the same time; they open at
tin " i onvemeixe, and close in time
f r g M. 1'reachers work ail the time
a- i \e on promises and charity and
l.g.'.t oread. Hill collectors work durf
g office hours and oij' their Fords
u m is they break down, and get 40 per
<t !!t of their "turn-ins". I. \V. W.s
w >: k when it suits them get three
times what they are worth and double
time for over-time. Railroad employees
get everything they want and
work about eight hours a day, and buy
or: the installment plan just like poor
folks.
j
So me politicians believe in the 'Paya
\ou-go" plan even if they have to
borrow the money to do so.
Sammie Skinner, who, by the way,
owes me 23 dollam and 35 cenU on hie
11)24 grocery account, almoet ran over
me and my Ford yesterday when he
came thundering along the road in hie
Super-Six and Four-Whepl brakes.
Some ul my tenants (who are badly
in the grass) almost got killed one I
da> last week ul>out ten o'clock in the
morning when they started to the
field to hoe a little. It seems that the
child in front flushed a covey of snails
ami they ran over my tenants they
were >o slow. If conditions on that
farm continue favorable 1 believe I
will make nearly two bales of cotton
and three pecks of corn with my four
mules and 11 tons of fertilizer.
Cotton Letter.
New York, .July 28?Liverpool
I showed a distinct desire to decline on
receipt of information from Texas
that Alabama had 24 boll weevils to
the acre in ail cultivated fields, and
that a shower had fallen in North
Carolina and it thundered once in
Georgia. A jay-bird pecked a red
spider in Oklahoma last Tuesday, and
j this caused spots to decline 2f> points
in New Orleans. The acre'agt|9
tion is not yet proven to be
(to the bears), but it is <1 :.<lgubu^|
so (according to the bulls), J
ners takings were 28 baits 1*^ J:
week than they were one dsy 3.
before lust. Ilrown n)n
I rags were stronger than .|<uaj
the close, but twice two are
some public schools, not-withnt?ij|J
the government estimates.
advise shallow plowing and ffohj^B
All play and no work makes Ju*
cake eater, and if he's got ?t y0r(j .B
I daddy will sooner or later and I
poor house.
Ever since I heard that the t?jM
bird catches the worm 1 bay,. t^g
ciated the said work with omeaJJB
know who stay out all night.
of the worms thus caught ureootkB
way home when the cat*, bing ta^^l
place, and many a good lie hat M
been told on account of the bird mZB
Dresses are now so short 0|B
"hicks" pay any attention to a woql
when she gets on a street car. B
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