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In Additional Track ago
Columbia
The South Carolina railroad com*
mission held a formal hearing on i
petition of citizens of Cameron asking
for the removal of J. A. Smoak, agent
for the Atlantic Coast Line railway
and the Southern Express company at
Cameron.
All witnesses were put under oath,
voluminous testimony being taken on
both sides.w Representing the com
plainants were: Fred I. Cullar, W. A.
Hast, N. D. Bull and W. B. Ulmer.
Other witnesses summoned by the
commission include: W. F. Taylor,
superintendent Southern Express com
pany in Columbia; R. p. Hare, divi
sion superintendent Atlantic Coast
Line railway at Florence, and L. D.
McCullum, commercial agent Atlantic
Coast Line. Columbia. Agent Smoak
was charged with violation of rules
and of discourtesy The commission
will announce Its decision as soon as
tbu evidence bee been tmnerribed
trlng woe alee bold relative an I
rtma ef eddtuunal troche
rt» to eeppiy «><’.*»« war*
k D lev iisun. Jehu N
nod * T Tomarf renew
the eh e»ne uf WtohUbeew *
the effg ns not efl eufwnnen
the $9w$m904 nddnhanm >mche#«
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The elnte eeuMhinetMh k eionind
ud He gleh In tnie uewf mnuy Milne
of rwwdwev end maktaui them from
elate fnade Thd eonfemacue will
largely r leer up nil matters .gregem
lory to the i dual teklng over of the
roads from the counties Some mis
understanding hss arisen among a
few of thoae Interested In the new
system of stste maintenance. Engine
er Moorefleld said. No roads not in
the state system will be taken over,
but at present there is no definite
state system. The old highway com
mission laid out a plan for such a
system and the present commission
is using this tempoarily until some
definite system can be worked out.
MUCH GOOD IS UCOMPlISHtD
The Move to Out Add‘t»e«*ei kuwiheru
Te Jelu the Cottw* Aeeeetttte*
Alee Teak on Added Intereet
Condition .of Cotton Crop
Condition report under average date
of July 25, issued by the American
Cotton association, shows that the
percentage is 75.2, according to its
estimates.
Increases In Capital Stock
The Star Laundry company of Co
lumbia made application to the tec re- I
lory of state Jor permission to to
crease lie capital stock from 91Sji#S
to SSS.Mt
The Whertuu Oothtog company of
Qreeawoad application to to
rreoee its rogtool from IIS.USS to
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. Union.—There were three meetings
held in Union county, one at Santee,
another in the rooms of the chamber
of commerce here and the third in
Jonesville in the interest of cotton
marketing. W. H. Mills, representing
Clemson college extension work; L. J.
Browning, representing the warehouse
commission, each spoke at the three
meetings. The subject of membershin
in the cotton association was stressed
by Mr. Browning. Mr/Mills spoke up
on cotton warehousing and Mr. Mc-
Keown spoke upon the proper grading
of cotton.
It seems probable that there will be
a warehouse constructed at Santee
and at Jonesville as a result of this
campaign. It was found that Union
had already sufficient warehousing to
meet the needs
It te eteo probeble the! Union coun
ty win apply for a cotton grader thle
year The three meetlags developed
growl totereet to having a cot tea grad
9f Per the eweaty and cemmltteae are
already at werh hi several tewnehtp*
la eetori fnade ter that pargeee •The
earn ef fienn it eeraeaery aed
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ency.
A number of tobacco growers said
they thought they would stop selling
In South Carolina for the present and
pool their tobacco offedngs and ship
in car load lots to North Carolina
markets. Not knowing just exactly
what is the best thing to do until tho
South Carolina Tobacco association
executive committee meets in Flor
ence to discuss this question and
other important matters regarding
the tobacco market situation in South
Carolina. E. I. "Reardon, secretary,
suggested that the farmers who sell
on Sumter and other South Carolina
markets hold their tobacco until the
state association can see how to ef
fect a plan for shipping South Caro
lina agents in that state, unless satis
factory prices are guaranteed in this
state by the warehousemen and the
tobacco buyers.
It is admitted by the buyers snd to
one or two Instance# by officers of
targe tobacco buying companies that
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New Orleans.—The complete state
ment of the cotton crop of the United
States for the ceUo year ended or
July 31, was given to the trade by H
G. Heater, secretary of the New Or
leans cotton exchange. Outstanding
features in the report were the fig
ures on values, Secretary Hester 'say
ing that prices paid for the crop
were the highest in 53 years, and the
figures on exports which ‘credited
Germany and Austria, after having
been practically out of the American
Market since 1914, with taking 457,
000 bales.
Total exports of American cottor
for the year were over 900.000 bale*
larger than for the preceding year
the total movement being 6.366,00^
bales from all ports against 5.485,434
last year.
The total value of the crop ol
191P2U was plated at the enormous
sum of |2j51fJ544.52P. aa Increase o.
*471 292.111 over the valuation of the
preceding crop In thle tern le In
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the pnrtnffe, then you are sure
child le having the heat and moat harm-
leea physic for the little stomach* liver
and bowHs. Children love Its fruity
tuste. Full directions on each bottle.
Tod must xay “California.”—Adv. •
Or an Outside Nail.
He hud bought a house. It had '^een
Much n bargain that he couldn’t rluk
waiting till his fiancee saw it.
But she was delighted to hear the
news and questioned him eagerly
about it.
“How many clothes closets are there.
Henry,” she demanded.
“There are six,” replied the man.
proudly.
“But that’s hardly enough, Henry.**
“What do you want with more than
six closets? That's enough to bang
your clothes In. Is It not?”
“Tee. dear.” ref Med the maiden firm
ly. “But you’ll want part of one for
your rtothea. won’t )tm, Henry?”
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hWaallng at Camp Ferry
Tbe South Caroline Notional Guard
end college rifle teem* ere now et-
tending the nelionel matches on the
Ohio stele renge et Cemp Perry. The
shoot opened et Cemp Perry July 30
end will continue until August 28. both
South Cerolina teams competing.
The Citadel team made a splendid
record at the matches lust year end
Is expected to make a great record in
the competition.
Free V. M C. A. hcholereMgn
Three hundred end seventy-four
free scholarships hove been awarded j
this ye*r in Soiith Caroline by the na-1
tionel war work council of the Young
Men's Christian association.
At the first of the yoar this work
began and e total of $50,000 was allot
ted to this state for the education of
ex-service men of both races. Thes^
scholarship men are in nearly all
schools in the state and in some far
beyond its borders.
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Landrum.—A movement is now on
foot, to organise a building and loan
associat on. Ther* are no vacant
houses here, and the demand for hornet
U ir creasing. A building and loan as
sociaton. properly managed, it is be-
li^ed. would|MPply the homes need;
'd and enablWhose working on sal
aries to buy homes. It would also en
courage the saving of small earnings
month by month.
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ttoe Merton rtoepter ef ttoe Red Crepe
lu toe need av ttoey ep# fit Mr Me
Kerrali would noli eeck geotlemin
who owned the rot too to glvp him tbe
•Ample, no he was anving samples
which when he found he had enough
would be mode and sold and money
given to the Red Croon.
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ere nod ttoe fourth te tbe beud of 1
boob publishing house and tbe fight l«
a clergyman Two candidates tot
vice president are Clevelanders.
Spartanburg.—The first govern
ment standard sweet potato house in
this county is now being construct
ed on the farm of J. W. Gaston, near
Duncan, under the supervision of
Ernest Cam s, county farm demon
stration agent, and A. E. Schilletter,
horticulturists from Clemson college.
Amalgamation of All Steel Works In
Japan ia Now Under Conaideratlon.
Agricultural Teaching In Schools
“The outlook for the work for an
other year is very encouraging,” says
Verd Peterson, state supervisor of ag-»
ricultural Institution, in hi* report to
state superintendent of education.
Tho scheme of state and federal aid'
which provides that thi federal gov
ernment pay* one-ulf of the agricul
tural tear here' salary, tha otato one-
fourth and the *oeal eammantty one
fourth, pgpraud well lost year and All
tig mopov a villa hie amurdtog Ia lha
Hail Storm Doea Damagyt
Rock Hill.—Damage to the* extent
of probably $50,009 was done by a
wind and hailstorm, which swept a
portion of eastern York. Hundreds of
acres of cotton was more of less dam
aged. while several hundred aoree are
reported to have been practically de
stroyed Numerous cornfield* and
other foliage crops were more or lot*
damaged It was impossible to give
say thing libs a eorroct aociamio of tho
Iona as tto# total n am her of
•utoertag I
Naval Reserves have Returned
Charleston—The naval reserves who
went on the first cruise are glad to get
back home, they say, but they will tell
the world that they had a great trip,
and their boosting is expected to make
a record rush of applicants for the
second cruise, from hero on August 19,
eorerng practically the asms Itinerary
te the New Ragland coast The four
destroy pro. Hale oggerRa. Coeverap
aad toethaap weed up the firot trip, are
at the Let eei
Tokyo.—Amalgamation of all the
steel works in Japan, in order to tide
over the present trade conditions, is
reported under consideration by thf
Japanese government, the authorities
of which are said to be investigating
the possibilities of a nationwide mer
ger.
One Hundred and Thirty-Nine Subject!
B e fore the Tennesse Legislature
Aa txABiuiag phynctea for oaa ef the
laeuranee Comnaa
Nashville. Tenn.—Governor Robert*
of Tennessee issued a call for an extrt
season of the legislature to codvene at
noon Monday. August 2. Of the’ 131
subjects mentioned for action at th«
suasion, first was ratification of tht |
federal saffrmge amendment the tec
pad would fit the legal slat as of worn
•to. thto'ifrlrd preer rlbee gaAllfirst wpt
ad wutoPP tar vet tag tar led mg isspeei
ttoto Pf gpto too aad time ed rogi*4#9
prominent Life Insurance Companies,
sa interview 00 the subject, made tbe as
tonishing statement that one reason why
so manv applicants for insurance are re
jected is because kidney trouble ie *o
common to the American people, snd tbe
large majority of thorn whose applica
tions are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease. It is on anla
at all drug stores in bottles of two staa^
medium snd large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to Dr.
Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for 9
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.—Adv.
Nott That Kind of Exchangs.
A mnn nnd his wife at a fair were
looking for the so-called women’8 ex
change, the wife -hprlng some fancy
work she wished to barter for the wort
of others. ——
"Will you direct na to the *..mea’a
exchange?” the huatopnd asked pf a mPA
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