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FOUR MEET DESTD
IN m
FATHER AND THREE EONS ON AN
OUTING LOSE THEIR
LIVES.
FAMILY PLANNED VACATION
Father'* Body Found Floating on. Sur»
face, With Baby Gripping
Hi* Hair.
Sjmrtttnburg.—Samuel W. Rogers,
of 1’aeolet, ahippiug elerk of tbe Jt'aco-
Jet .Manufacturing company, and hid
three sons were drowned in an aban
doned rock quarry pool near Pacolet
some time during the afternoon, but
. the tragedy was unknown until near
nightfall, when the bodies of Mr.
Rogers and a small son were found
floating in the pool of water by a ne
gro water boy The child had a firm
grasp upon the hair of his father a
head and both were d*ad wh-n d+*-
covered
The dead are:
Samuel W Rogers. Samuel W.
Roger* Jr. 11. John L. Roger*. 11:
and Jame* Rogers. fl*e
ThU was the flrst day M Mr Rog
«r« vamtlog perUal and he tool hts
•oaa og an ogting while. Mr* Roger*
rin'r~'* at the family home la the
mill < 11 lege Mr ••d Mr*
linger* wee* prepwrtwg la lew*# for
VUna*(tk* « C la emH M»W Roger*
lam Ry
Dr Klrhpatrvh a phy*Vtaa *d
Fa*whe« «me wd the tret la reaeh (he
mrry mated that »*•*
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l*iae* «a4 ihe yemagawl hag
aah *a4 «•*>••» aaeewle*
f**- «aeew awe m* haga ad swamwa
FIVE FCOFLI MILLED
WHIM RLANC CRAtHlt.
Faaaacola. Fla.—four man . and
oca woman war# hilled laatantl)
when a commercial aeapiane pilot
ed by Albert J. Whttted of Bt-
Peteraburg, Fla., rraahed Into Santa
Roaa aound near Camp Walton, 4U
mile* from Penaacola.
The dead: Mr*. Hubert H. Har
per, about 2S, wife of a Birming
ham. Ala., newspaper man; Albbrt-
J. Whltted, 30, former naval avia
tor, St. Peteraburg, Fla.; Fraier
Patterson, 18, aon of a prominent
penaacola lumberman; Hugh D.
Brown, Sylacauga, Ala.; S. D. £a«-
tleman. 35, traveling salesman,
Sylacauga, Ala.
Flying at an altitude of about
200 feet, the propeller suddenly be
came loosened, cutting off the en
tire rear portion of the fuselage.
The wrecked machine dropped Into
12,feet of water, all five of the oc
cupants being killed by the crash.
One piece of the broken propeller
flew across the sound, a,bout 200
yards. Into the woods on the main
land. the,other acrosa Into the gulf.
REM MERCHANTS
REAR DR. DANIEL
MEMBER OF CLtMSON COLLEGE
FACULTY DELIVERS ADDRESS
AT CONVENTION.
. ••
ELECT WARRINER PRESIDENT
Final Day of Convention Devoted
Chiefly to Election of Officers and
Address on Adevrtlslng.
••R KILLED 1^ HE AD ON
COLLISION IN COLORADO.
PutbUr, Cotp.^-Sla trainmen were
killed and several other trainmen
and passengers were InjGred when
Sente Fe train number t. known as
the Colrado Express, and Cblorado
and Southern train number 609,
from Denver to Ft. Worth, Texas,
collided head-on In the outskirts
of Fowler, OMo.. 20 miles east of
PnnMo. - £ - ; -
Number 609, drawn by two loco
motive*, waa detouring from Pueblo
aouth by way of La Junta, because
heavy rains had made the regular
track unsafe.— The cause of the
wreck haa not yet been determin
ed but It is believed to have re
sulted from mistaken train orders.
COHON PLANTERS
SUFFER RIG LOSS
WEEVIL AND DROUGHT PLAYED
HAVOC WITH SOUTHERN
CROPS.
Richmond, Va.—Establishment of lo-
cal associations throughout the South
was urged in resolutions adopted at
the final session here of the sevenA
I annual convention of the Southern Re
tail Merchants' association, which was
attended bv more than 400 retailers.
The final day of the convention was
devoted chiefly to the election of offi
cers and addresses on advertising and
New York.—Southern cotton plant'
ers have suffered this season a loss,
approximately at present cotton prices
$750,000,000 threugh the ravages of
the boll weevil and drought, Prestdent
E. E. Bartlett, Jr., of the New York
cotton exchange, declared In a state
ment urging the use of more funds to
j fight the weevil.
Unless the damage done by the
pipr nr lilinu IftinnnTllinr the VHlue °f tl, e human element In . _ , , „ „ weevil Is effectively checked within
I'fljL Ul MUCH ImPOmnhCE '‘U" 111 *"* T. E. Warrlner of Lawrence- * ,e 0 E*plo*ion Sad to Be Bow- the nM[t (ew yeari America’* supra-
vllle, Va., was elected president to out Shot*" Experienced Miner*
FEAD OTHERS HAVE PERISHED
WORKING FEVERISHLY RESCU
ERS BRING OUT 34 OF
THE MEN.
BARTLETTE MAXES SURVEY
Saya Unlea* Weevil Damage ia Check
ed, American Cotton Supremacy
la Threatened.
THOUGHT BACK
. W01ILD BREAK.
Nothing Helped until
Began Taking Lydia E.
ham's Vegetable Comp
"When my baby waa born, ”a*y*
Poahiazny, IN® High Street, Bay City,
. ^ .-sew Michigan. “Igotui
DECISION MADE BY FEDERAL
JUDGE WOODROUGH AT
BROOKLYN.
aucceed A. L. M.
ville. S. C.. R. S
Wiggins of Harta-
Briatow of Urban.
Save* Comrades.
Va.. and K M Biggs of Lumberton. Kemmtrer. Wyo—Fighting their
^ N. C. were elected vice presidents and way through the partially dismantled appearance In the cotton belt, about
W T. Dabney of Richmond was cboa- portions of Frontier Mine No. 1. of 1922. has such alarm been felt as ex-
•*n secretary. the Kammerer Cool rotnpwoy. one lets today among the cotton planter* '*
Dr. D. W Daniel. Clemaon College, nil# from k*m, scene of an esploetoo Mr. Barttette said "After years of
9 C.. David Ovma. Charlotte. N C . room# workers bad bronght oat alls* pro* mat mat mo the aatiooal govero-
Krn##f H Lawton. Richmond, and Mr )« of the It! minora entombed by the mont. the atat# goveraneats. and the
Warriaer were among the aponkem blnat tl la teorwd that the tad men. lending root on naeoctatlone are at
Mr Dnalel dodverod an inopimtionnl atiu annrronntod for. have porlah* 4 lost bogianiag to ronline the direct
talk on 'The Golden Rale In Trade.* The rayloamn uccarred near the need for 4rootle action In every aor-
srglng the adoption of the principle ( Tap Pant level Reorwo work hoa Uen of the ration boM la mdnro the
ao the heat method af od *on lot a# penetrated in oeofty every pwerter of weevtl menace in a miatmem
Declartag I hot time r tec ha wore *m m* «oc% tag*, and N wae Indnated la view of the hope tens ebw%
tended In check rwnrtrts In their refla they knd ir*agb~ eat an the aare$ annnnNy confMmte ike notion * M».
and net in Beep ink an key* nod gtrta *nm Baaeke am* a—4 smt ■** af BnrUetie
in n eteew ' Mr oven* nrped r*«aM'aMn* enra aartad to a anenm *n ik* in i^OBf M
meevhont* in eaapAny tk* *kener as* l.fBB float teeal ia entry Bit eon gave teaaanNy saanS *
af bnndNag tkear ampkeme* ft** to ike kaMaf tknt Be* he§ laMnw "91 nwaM be real e«*mm*s ’ he n»
Bm enhne af ttn "bmponoI , Od mn hteet idfln^d and # grwet tnnofN an tk*
mscy as the world's leading cotton
grower ia seriously threatened. Mr.
Bartlett declared.
"Never since the weevil made Its
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Dee of Meet Arreacbing
manta In C eteecemant of
Frenmwmn.
New Turk — Beteara of alien
veeeeta that keirr eetnldn Ike
tie BmN waa held legal by
Jadp* Meedrwngk The do
rlelan wae hooded down in Ik* me*
of ik* BrNMi skip Mert'en Meeker
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pe m ik* dmrrtmi eened
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nenr FVw mmnd holy It
tenda of ike UaoewN Ft demy
a eTetj eednpnny pseew efber Me a»m
are ef the *0841 ad d gBBMBlBd Bkdfl •
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Michigan, “I got up
too soon. It made
me so sick that I waa
tired of living and
the weakness run me
down something aw
ful. I could not get
up out of bed morn
ings bn account of
myback; I thought it
would break in two,
and if I started to do
any work I would
have to lie down. I do
not believe that any woman ever suffered
worse than I did. I spent lots of money,
but nothing helped me until I began to
take Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable
Compound. I felt a whole lot better
after the first botlle, and I am still tak
ingit for I am sure it is what has put
me on my feet.”
If you are suffering from a displace
ment, irregularities, backache, nervous
ness, side sc be or any other form of fe
male weaknea you should write to The
Lydia EL Pink ham Medicine Co.. Lynn,
Massachusetts, for Lydia EL Pink ham ■
Private Text-Book upon •'AUmenU Pe
culiar to Women. ” It wifi be sent you
free upon request. This bouk cigitaind
valuable information.
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’ r r * * ' R*. M Boyd at the Mecklenburg roan- explosion Roth were suffering from been taken Into rustm!
ty end of tbe bridge,
T«n Dead In Utah Flood.
slowly the largest and ir.es• powerful ■'boot-
the United States have
In the whole*
their experienen. . ”*l* arrests made at Savannah (is..
On the wntrlea between twenty nnd * r dir"*!™ of Federal agents
seven and thirty, the majority of the Additional arrant* aro anticipated and
found. Many
t
Latfle Bond Issue For Spartanburg.
S'partanburis—The question of is-
Mrs. Harding Leaves White House
Washington —Quietly and almost survivors were found. Many had ,l wa * A*t <**•«* might 4esd
Sa|f Uke City. Utah —Ruin and unnot | c * d . Mrs Florence Kltng Hard t .ken refuge off the main slope One fo » omp and Federal officers,
desolation mark the path of the floods | njc i eft the Wh | ( ^ House, never to re- m i n( . r wh o had gone through three William Haaf. a one time grocery
which swept over thousands «f acres turn eXrept ^ibly as a guest. such explosions. Is credited with 8 av-1 ,8 ‘’e^rlbed as the principal
of land In the fertile valleys of North-; Nono of the crowd([ none of th( . ^ th * , lTeg of gJx comradeg by (leader of a ring which officials here
instructing them in the method ofi*'* 8 *™ °P prate< l a flotlla of craft, had
!5 ABSorsine
suing city bond* amounting to half a ,, rn rtah wh< . n the flood Kate8 of the 1 excitement and
millkn dollars with which to carry Altitudinal Wasathc range loosed ! *
cut the administrations public im-
range loosen nf ,ne of the pleasurable anticipation
great torrents upon the farm settle- marked her arrival at the execu-
ments and communities nestling along t| VP mansion on March 4, 1921, attend-
the border of the mountains. ed tbe departure in the gloom of a
Ten persons were known to have rainv niKht contra6t d, as so
mittees who have ennv,-sed thp Htv ppri8hed and the ,own8 of Farm,n ' !: -Uoticeable that those who accompan-
tte s, who ha\e can\,i J sed the city ton and Willard were badly damaged, 1 j P d her awav were nlainlv mnvori hnf
tor the signatures of proper,,- owners. p ro p prly erceoOtng ' ^. iarllnr hor.e t whaTotef m^
AII comtmttgos reportod sattstac „ r 0 0,0(K). according to estimate,. Harding, ncrselt. "tiatever m*y
tory results and t!;e petitions turned
in show 50 pieces of necessary signa
tures, though osly about one-fourth
provement program will be submit
ted to the voters of Spartanburg Sep-
tmeber 25 seems certain on reports
from the chamber of commerce com-
j‘ v,r
I have been her inner emotions, walked
Search for nearly a score of-per- out of the door, across the portico
averting inhalation of gas. and di-1 Ub own cement lined storehouse In
Meeting them to a portion ,of , h e ; ^e swarmps along the Georgia and
mine where the greatest safety lay. P,orida «l fl8ts > and ««PP»ed enor-
as thev rushed toward the smoke rnou8 Qualities of liquor along the
filled main slope. Atlantic seaboard as far east as New
Jersey, over the south, and as far
| west as St. Louis, Chicago, and Cleve-
Harding’s Horses Go to Firestone. i an d.
-^Washington.—The blooded riding i ,
horses"prsisented to President Hanl-
Reduces Banal
Tlsnaex, Car bn. Filled
Teadoas Soreness front
Brnlxea ar Stralas; stop*
Spavin Lameness, allays pain.
| Doaa not blister, ramova tb#
I hair or lay up the horse. Only
I a few drops required st each
application. $2.50 a bottle at
sts or delivered. Book 1 A free.
W. F. T0UHG. lee., SM Lrww St. SprixfitU. Mm.
the petitions in circulation have been
sons reported missing since the flood and into the waiting automobile aa ' in K early in - his
struck was continued by national calmly as she has passed through all
brought tn. The public .
program incluJca the opening ot two ; ^kkeu groa.. ALfi-murd. tbo guarda. ; hor lo, lu the laa, 15 day.
Btroettt paralleling Ea.t Main alrwC m ™ ‘T j. o*** "* i ““> « r “ ,t „ -•
lb, repaving ard widening ot nm «• N «* •‘"'vld.nc..
might be found. * Portland. Ore.—Providence. R. I.,
Vein Severed In Auto Accident.
administration by Wilmington.—C. F. Williams. 13
Harvey S. Firestone' soon wiii - be re- vear old. died 10 minutes after being
the jthe succession of trying hours" that i turned t0 Mr - Flrestopev stables in (hurled from the automobile in which
Ohio. he was he was riding with Walter
Main street, the erection of an addi-^^S® . mM
tlonal fire station the extension of The reBcue w ‘ M ‘ k< * r8 encountered was chosen for the next biennial con-
sewerage lines and park develop- rnUck Df>,ir,y 30 feet d * ep ' whl,e »lon* v *‘ ntlon - In 1025. of the Imperial, Pal
ment The city will elect two addl- lhe nortl, * od ,ou,h 01 the 1,llle ,oirn * C *' r)r * n,8t,c ° r ^er of Wnlghts of favor of golf.
tlonal commissioners September x<; lajr ,trp,irD f° r wwkago of , Khomssan. at tbe closing session bore Harbell In several herse shows and
One of them. HarVll, was Mr
Harding's mount for several weeks
two years ago when on advice
his physician he tooft up horseback
riding. He soon 'gave up riding Ip
but later he entered
Hatch, against the wlnshield of an
other machine, which rammed the
0 » ; Hatch cais
Letter Carrier* to Meet at And#**#*.
HarUvllle —After an opening form
Atornasioa of nobjort* reUildg
of tk* r*r*j Mil
hundreds of farm buildings.
Fereeos Big Cot I* WH**t
' Wnahtngtno-A rodortM
per root m T.lTTddfl
ik bo soon u
of the sixteenth ronvrntlon
The lad's jugular vein was severed. ; w «»binrt«». D. C.
Hatch submitted to a transfusion
cf blood In an effort to sate the boy’s
life, and Is himself In a serious coo-
Drive MalariaOut of the System
Mi
L^itis a FE'dJL
A GOOD TONIC AND APPETIZER
CONTAINS NO QUININE
Bpeclel Often Mail this advertiaeineBt with
fOetB.for S full sise bottl# to tb# Babck Company,
“Money back if net aatiaAed.