The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, August 28, 1924, Image 2
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THE PEOPLE, BARNWELL, S. C.
iean Child’s Bowels
% ■■nil m.
“California Fig Syrup" is
Dependable Laxative for
Sick Children
FIVE KILLED WHEN
' TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE.
Mount Kisko, N. V.—Fhjw-f»i;rs )ns
wero killed when an automobile was
atnii k by a northbound .special on
the Harlem division of tin* New
York .central, Railroad at a grade
crossing near here. The automo
bile was smashed and the bodies of
the victims ^ere hurled several
feVt by the impact.
MINI HEIN DIHS SPEECH
FLIERS COMPLETE
J
Hurry, Mother! A tenspoonful o!
“California Fig Syrup’' now will sweet
en the stomach and thoroughly clean
the little bowels and in a few hours
you have a well, playful ehifd mtiliu.
Even if cross, feverish, bilious, con
stipated or full uf cobl, children love
Its pleasant taste. It never cramps or
overacts., Contains no narcotics or
soothing drags.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine “California Fig Syrup”
which lias directions, for babies and
children of nil ages printed on the bot
tle. Mother, you must say “Cali
fornia.” Refuse any Imitation,
.PREDICTS WHOLE WORLD WILL
ENTER UPON PERIOD OF
PEACE AND PROSPERITY.
S
Evanston, 111. The national cam
palgn of 1!(24 was declared by Charles
0.’Dawes, in accepting Ike-republican
vice presidential nomination, to be u
contest between ‘ progressive conser
vatism'' and 'untried and dangerous
^radicalism." -—
The nominee, speaking to several
thousands gathered on the lawn of
his home- here, asserted the former
position fo be that represented by
President Cootidge. the latter to be
i exemplified by the LaFoIlette ind>
pendent candidacy and "interposed.
; the d‘*mo( ratic party, with one con
: servative and one radical candidate
i on‘ its ticket, hoping to got votes by
i avoiding the issue."
Contending that “a formidable at
tack has been launched on the fiiniia
,
mental principles of the .constitution
Mr. Dawes characterized the I.aFol
lette movement as "the chief oppon
ent" of the republican national ticket,
and said be considered adherence to
rho principles and fundamentals, of
the constitution’ the foremost issue in
the November election.
This issue was stressed by tin*
nominee in his address, but he also
FINISH MOST HAZARDOUS LEG
OF TRIP ESTIMATED AT 825
MILES.
, -I i
Halifax, N S Lieut. Lowell H.
Smith and Lieut Erik N'elson have
; reached Greenland in their flight from
Iceland, according to advices received
here.
The Italian flier, Lieut. Locatelli,
who started on the jump with the
Xmerii atis from Iceland, was not men
tioned in ^he advices received.
The advices came in a radio dis
patch at 9:4a o'clock (Eastern time).
The two machines land'd almost sim-
ultaueously
The fliers and Lieutenant Locatelli,
Italian airman, hopped off from Ice
land at 3:10 o’clock.
Washington,- Although no official
word had been received at either the
War or navy department concerning
the progress of the American around
the world aviators, press dispatches
from Halifax conveying ‘T^Tirccl word
of their arrival at Greenland were tuk-
FRENCH AND GERMAN
PREMIERS SHAKE HANDS
London. The storv of the Lon-
don conference closed with a note
worthy incident. The signing of
the douments was ended, and the
Hritish prime minister, Ramsey
MacDonald, was. shaking hands all
around. #»
When he came to Chancellor
Marx; the prime minister,* still grip
ping the chancellor's hands, led him
to where M. Herrot. the French
premier, was standing surrounded
by friends.
Without a word.,so the story goes,
Mr MacDonald lifted H. Herrlot’s
right hand and joined it with that
of Dr Marx. Then he stepped back,
smiling genially, while the French
man and the German tightened the
grip and shook hands cordially.
MEXICANS WRECKED T
SHOOTING FOLLOWS. TWENTY
PASiSENGERS KILLED. ALL
ROBBED.
Rink
1 ►ink
Rink
again V
1 ►ink
Truth in It
What are yon leading?
A lale of buried treasure,
WuNting \tiur time on fiction
No; it's a b
on bow to
grow potatoes.
WHY DRUGGISTS RECOMMEND
SWAMP-ROOT
For many years druggists have watched
with much interest the remarkable record
maintained by l>r. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root,
the great kidney, liver and bladder medi
cine
It is-physician’s preeeriptinrip
Swamp-Root is a strengthening medi
cine It helps the kidneys, liver and
bladder do the work nature intended they
should do.
Swamp Root has stood the test of years.
It is sold by all druggists on its merit and
it should help you. No other kidney medi -rfosnair
cine has so many friends.
Re sure to # get Swamp Root and start
treatment at once.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation, send ten cents to IV.
Kilmer & i’o., Binghamton, N^Y.. for a
“ample bottle. , When writing, be sure
mentioiy tiis^paper.
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discussed two other questions lit equal
length the league of nations and the
world court.
He announced his stand on the re
publican platform, declaration against
any entrance into the league an 1, a>
sailed the democratic position as "an
invitation to again enter that fog
of debate in a public referendum
He commended the proposal of the
present administration for adherence
to the permanent court of internation
al justice, declaring "it is to our nu
tional interests and the interests of
f
the world.''
Mr. Dawes also broke his silence
on acceptance by the allied and G*;r
many of the reparations plan bearing
his mime, declaring th** * redlt belong
ed to President Coolidge’ and Se.-r
tary Hughes.
‘ With the experts' plan imminiod.'’
he asserted. "France, England. Ger
many, Italy. Belgium and all Europe
turn toward a new and peaceful Lf"
with hope and happiness, rather than
in their breasts and prosper
ity ahead The I Tilted States wall !e*
sav**d from the depths of an inevitable
and great depression in industry and
agriculture, which the continued choa
and ■misery of Europe would entil In
deeil, the whole world enters upon a
period of peace and prosperity "
Mexico City.—A rebel bandit band,
numbering more than IPO, wrecked a
Vera Cruz train near Jala pH popular
Mexican summer resort—sent a volley
■ii as confii maf ion of the belief held j nto t | lt , i> u ]i I11 an cars, killing mure
it*re from the first that the flieis than 2t) persons and escaped with loot
would -iiak * the 3_'3 mile hop sue- taken from the several hundreds pas-
•essTully v songors-- abuard-Tko_tra,iQ J
DlfficTlties in communication when it is reported the bandits had been
the fliers w**re stat.oned in Iceland mustered together and were led by
almost invariably meant a delay of General Gudalupe' Sanchez, former
several hours in tranrnission of mes- head of the Vera Cruz fortresses dur-
sages and it was assumed that similar ing the rebellion.
difficulties had been encountered, ex- The bandits gathered about 4" kilo-
plaining the absence of official ad- meters north of Jalapa. They placed
vices Interest in the flight, however, obstructions on the tracks and-the en-
w is at its height Officers *of both gine struck them, derailing it and two
services were at their desks awaiting cars of the train. They ploughed to
word, whil * the general public beseig- the side Of the track and overturned,
ed newspaper offices with a constant When the tra’in was wrecked the
stream -of inquiries. bandits appeared and stafted sending
The possibility of the tliers making loudly tiro into the Pullman coaches,
slow time in the jump from Reykjavik, 1 %ven ty persons, including two mlli-
Iceland. to Fredericksdal. Greenland, lai .'• ttoat ds aboard the, train, weie
was recognized, especially in view of Dozens were injured.^
the heavy*load's the planes were carry- Thfi handlt * th,;U » tarted their P il *
ing and the probability of their en
countering adverse weather conditions.
The planes are und-Tstoud each to
have taken '400 gallons of fuej on
hoard at Reykjavik Past perform
ances have ndicated a consumption
of 23 gallons an h nir. which would
insure 10 hours continuous flight with
a maximum radius In that time of
about 1 Ooo miles These figures Would
hold, it was declared, only if every
demenf was at maximum efficiency—
with just the right wind to furnish the
greatest "life" and with pontoons un
weighted by immersion in water.
laging. They seat bed the passengers,
nqt even’sparing the women and chip,
dren who were aboard, taking money
and valuables
Three Germans were aboard the
tra 1 :!) and they seized the guns drop
ped by the dead guards and Joined
with the' handful of military guards
in an unsuccessful attempt to beat off
tho bandits
: . 's . .
Canyon Swspt River of Mud.
Sacramento,, Gallf V veritable riv
er of mud.- boulders and ashes extend
ing in width from a f"w hundred yards
to half a mile and in some places from
WEEVIL AC1IVE ON
GOSIAL PLAINS
CROP AND WEATHER CONDITION
IN SOUTHERN STATES FOR
* WEEK.
Washington. — Crop and weather,
conditions in southern states for tho
week were summarized by the depart
ment of agriculture as follows:
The temperature averaged above
normal in most of the cotton belt.
Rainfall .was of a local character
with moisture insufficient in many
sections, although there were benefi
cial rains in portions of the Missis
sippi valley states, and good local
I showers in parts of the western belt.
Light to moderate rains occurred at
about one-half of the reporting sta
tions in Texas; cotton made f very
good progress where these were suf
ficient, <d>,ut elsewhere w'here deteri
oration \^as reported, and the late
i -Ti'p m ifo pnqp condition excenl
i the extreme west and northwestern
! portions. There were further corn-
plaiats of shedding and premature
opening in the dry areas. Conditions
were considerably improved by gen
erous rains in northern /Louisiana
and southern Arkansas, while growth
was very good to excellent in Okla
homa. except in the dry southcen
tral and southeastern sections.
Norttrruiuliua. -Scattered showers,
some sections needing rain. Progress,
and condition, of cotton generally very
good'in north and fruiting nicely, hut
'advance only fair in south where any
improvement more than offset by other
deterioration and shedding. Weevil
increasing in 'spots on coastal plain;
some damage
Corn varies from poor to-excellent;
late needjng rain in some sections.
■Fruit doing well.
South Carolina: Copious scattered
.rains; most sections need moisture.
Condition of cotton fair and practic
ally at standstill; Jo me shedding and
only fair fruitage Cuns’iderable
weevil, but damage slight g *nefally.
Intermediate and late corn d t -rior-
ated and will be ruined in many se<t-
tions without rain soon Sweet pota-
tuse and minor crops show weak
growth because of drought. Fruits
plentiful
WRIGLEYS
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A pleasant
and agreeable
sweet and a
1-a-s-t-l-n-fl
benefit as
well.
Good for
teetb. breath
and digestion.
Makes tbe
next cigar
taste better.
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A fly ng time of 11 IfiTu rs wFs 1310" T >/> Trr- , -rt T -i-p i-i tlowTig fn-tu/h*
aim of th<> aviat >rs in their flight mouth of Mud Creek < anyon. eight
miles above McLoud. Siskiyotr county,
Gems Worth $150,000 Are Stolen. .
Boston D’.amonds • and jewelry
valued at SISO.UUW wt*r.* stol*;!! by tour
men who held up *h.* < !.*rks in tlie
store of Carl H Skinn>*r. diamond
merchant, here. One man remained
in th** autbmohilr*, two covered tho
thn •* clerks with revolvers, while the
fourth pirked uii the jew**lry cases
which had just he.*n removed from
tho safe.' _ —— —
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Cottonseed O ! Output Drops.
cm the slop 0 0 f Mount Shasta into th*
As Always
“TIicSc summer revues are
v Ions." " Yes. 1 ( isn’t t he
tbe bromiditv.’L Life
all so-ob
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and body eruptions, hives, eczema, etc., use
this scientific compound of sulphur. As a lo
tion. it soothes and heals : takea internally—
a few drops In a glass of water—It gets at the
root of the trryuble and purifies the blood.
Physicians agree that sulphur Is one of the
most effective blood purifiers known. Re
member. a good complexion isn’t skin deep
—It’s health deep.
Be sure to ask for .HANCOCK SULPHUR
COMPOUND. It ha* been used wtth satis
factory results over 25 years.
60c and $1J20 the bottle
at your druggist's. If he can’t supply you.
sentfhls name and the price In stamps and
we will send you a bottle direct.
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Hancock Sftl-phvr Comtovnd Oint-
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'Trench Cabinet Oj
Paris. Th.* From h ’ » ab*!*.. t un.m.
nnus!> approved tho work of th*"
From h dol.*gati( n at the Internationa'
-4 u;ift*r.*nr.* in London and thanki- 1 i‘
for the important results it. hml
t*d in tho intorosts of 1 ran. *.
The (a hi not mot and afti*r
Pstt-n.d attoptl voly to a
by I’romi.'r Hfiriot on th.* pro.-
and results of th.* .onf.-r.qii
its uimualitloil approval of th.* o*i 'td
whioh had b.’.*H i'on(’lti‘.I'‘d at Di
longthy mooting at th.* British c apl'al
Big Concern to Operats OH Mills.
Mom phis. To mi Grganizati. :r. * •
tho Natioiral Cottou-ood 1’n-dU' ts Go*
poration-. a $12.0«H).bi)U < oncorn
ly formod (or th>* oporation of a d /’
.*n or more cotton od'mitls m T- nn-*
s<*n Arkansas, Kentucky, Mi-.iouri am
llllionis. was complot.-d with th.* nlei
rion qf Eil (’ornisli. Litth* Rock'lutik
cr, as prosiiiont, and Joseph Newhui
ger, local cotton man and mantifa*
turer .as chairman of the hoard
The organization was all *cted. it
was said, with a view toward mor.
economical production and d .-tribn
ttoil of cotton seed oil produi t-
Washington
('' Donse**d crushed McLoud river, says a dispatch.
during the year on ling July ;il totaLd
1.104.ir>4 tons compared with .1.241.of.7
in the provioui year, the Census Bu-
Boulders. some of them many .tons
in weight, ar** being carried towards
the river in the thi, k stream the like
r* nu nnnourji
Cotton
seed on hand of which has never i)-*..*n seen-b ‘fore in
c mills .Ia!v :;i t Haled 21,334 tons,
com par* I tk ;;h 12.“SO a year ago
Cotton sc ’ tir.idu ts manufn- tur* d
_ rr~Dyr.—and on hand July- 31.
were is follows .Crude oil produced
r3.P5l2.777
el 401 'll
s. compar-'d with 1,
"ts v nr, aid on hand
1 or»7. , h7t; pound- compar'd
• t!
oil prodic-d Stji.UTl.O'.M
up ; ■ d with '•1-* 33 cDW ati^
pounds.
com pa r* i
m
!.inters pr-du. *■:
I'*ili"l, vv 'dh ''Ii' 3 C
177 liale.s, i nmpnr
d. 1 31.7.«»1S
h 1 l'7,i'i('.7. and on
compared with
►dj 1 .' 3 17 hales. com-
, md oh hand 32.-,
w ith
,.,h:>
the McLoud section and,wlio.se origin
is a mystery, .the dispatch adds
old..residents, students of Mount
Shasta s formation, "hlam*-*” th** ph**
nomepon on a glaci**r. th*.* only one of
(h'e McLoud slope of Mutit Shasta,
whii h is situated n**ar the peak of an
extinct volcano and which has been ex
pose.! to th** un h** a use of the d“arth
of snow. .
They are convinced a portion of the
glacier has hr ak-.-n Laos'.*, slipp• d down
th** slope of the mountain and now is
melting rapidly
Sw***’*p ng past. Mi Loud at a point
three miles distant, th** irr-*sis*ible vis-
i nous mass broke the pipes—of Mc-
LoUd's water supply an 1 for two days
the inhabitants were fen d to depend
up n ruilr .iud tank*s fur their drinking
water
Th** . stimate of floO.OOi) pl'iiced on
the stolen goods by the management
was a hasty one Th** real loss, they
said, might prove to h>* much gr**at' r
when the inverrory lias h**-*n chock 4
Bandits Rob Bank.
Kansas City Three unmask'd ban
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Severe Iowa Storm Kills Two.
Dos Moiin**; Iowa. Two men L>*
t’;t*ir lives, many head of cattle wor
I 'sfrovvd and property d imagcNof bun
dr ds of thousands of dollar? w i- d 'H.-
•i a terrific rain itorm in Eastern low:
Virtually all of the citi. s. .und tovviC
irr the storm's pat hwere lloOcled an*'
’u* Wapsipinicon. Cedar and ’’ig Cree’
ilivers - overflowed.
Between five and .seven inches <
rain fell in th** Reinbeih territory an
3 23 inches ltd lat Iowa Falls, accord
ing to the State Weather Bureau
Kid McKoy Indicted For Murder.
Los Angeles. -The grand Jury in
.dieted Kid McCoy, ex-pugilist, for tfo
murder of Mrs Theresa \W Mor-
'ior**i August 12, last. Ho also wn
indil'tid for assault with intent t
coin'init nmrdqr iu.d^ robbery.
The indictment for robbery followed
prei»tB4*Uon_-(rf-''^v'denote of McCoy'
ihootlng orgy in iho fashionable We-i
ake shopping disf-ii't last Wednesdiy
'•vh**n h“ is accused of having held ut
several persons in the Mora .antique
-hop and with having shot and wound
J Sam SoLaw and his wife, Ann
ruck here, d**r:i:!.ng the engine and with tho week previous wer>* made
uruing it in’ the opposite direction ^ hy the • ommerce d ipartment^as
i follows
I wo passenger c belles were turned Bar ^ ly . ,54,, 0o0 bu4Ud3 against
c-'- r ’ 303.000 bushels; horn* 172.000. against
First reporM were that hetw-en 20 161.000, oats 6.000 against 27,•'00; rye
iiiT 3'> passengers of;the two-choarhea 121.000 against 47.000. wheat 0.037.000
v.hich had turn *d ov**r were placed in against 1 lOTX'OO. Cnited States and
Mr Moore and a .bookkeeper
alone in the bank a suburban insti-
tutiojY, when the robbers enter**!
No .shots w.*r*' fir***! and it is be
lieved th** bandits *s ap-d in a motor
* a r
Two Dead, Result of-Gun Battle.
Moores vllle. N C G Leake Me-
Knicbt. prominent business man and
farmer of ALaor isviii**, tnj Grover
Stotts a tenant on Mr McKnight s
farm four miles from Mooresvillg, aro
deaij is the result of a .shotgun and
pistol battle between the two, at
S tut ts home N ’.M* Knight u led from
the result of a wound from a shotgun
fired l>y Stutts. tii** shot taking ef
fect in th** right side of his (heat,
death following about an hour after
ward Stutts, died instantly from a
pistol shot fired by McKnight. the shot
taking e.Yeet ; n his throat and sever-
inthe jugular vein.
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mbulani'es aim lak'Mi lo liu.ipitala in—i-i.„nj,i m wb..nr tlour in trails.t 11'9.OOP
'iainti Id and Elizabeth. The. extent barrels against 2*12'oOO barrels.
• f. th.'.r injur:was not d**t*.*nuin*ed !
— Airplane Fal'3. KHHng Two.
Liquor Ship Caught By Cutter.
Savannah, Ga Loa*L d witli 1.600
nigs of line liqaora■ a di containing
\ quarti and in .n Lt! • many of the
• *,-* b-ants and a good mppl/ of r il
iiartpagn *. the twj n tst M and tin
n * dr.v sell joner Chari** H Hyde
ips towed up 111*: Siyunnah River by
he .utter Yam a raw and anch r d at
h** municipal wliarf
Pprt Arthhr Girt Runneth M"
Bride junior piloi. anl \’i* ;or Gilbert,
forester, were k.il»**l asol K G. Burton,
pilot, was ser ouvly injur *1 wb**n an
Ontario gov* rnm**:it forestry patrol
airpdun*' itasbe da‘ar S i van:e\ Out,
Saturday, it was 1 *a.rn d h*>r • The
machln** went into a sirnning nose
dive from a height of 1 (hj i fed. fill
inu into~a mus4euit- swamp, according
lo Burton
Germans Are Inflat.rg D.r.gible | Gov e rn0 r Gives Dog Life Sentence. ‘
Freidrichsh ifen .Germany - The Phil idelphia.* Governor Go fiord
dM. giant dirigible.'which is being Bin* he's dQg_"Fep" began ai.if" s**tK
. i . . tenet? in th** uast**rn penitetiary "for
uilt here for th > l nit** 1 states, protr , . ‘ ,,
. , , ,the murder m' a tamily cat, lit" B-'ttn _
sylvania chief executive himself inn.
posed the sentence up in the dog and
had special policemen bring th i con
vict fronir .th * govorrur’s hame to this
city, , f '
T’pon the prison hooks a d >puty war
den entereiB the name "Ben,” age 10
ibly w.l lst.„rt her lonutlight to Lake
urst. N .1 ah cut the middle of Sep-
omber. it was announced at the first
ublic inspection
the d ripible.
.’ho motors now are .being in Bailed.
Inflation with hydrogen, gas of 11
ompartmenti is progress!ag favor-
i d\. 1 he hist i .nl ilight wdl he of months''nationality of the parents
'several hours and will take place bg-1 aiostlv dor. Color blank. Convicted
ween August 27 and UeptrmUr S. | of mar der. Sentence. U?^-”
Cottonseed Crushed in Year.
Washington Cottonseed crushed
during (he year end ug July >1 totaled
,»
3,304-434 tons compared w ith'3.241,337
in the previous year, the c nsus bureau
~rn;io'juci'*l: (-battonseed on band at
mills Julyill. totali>*d 21,331 tons com
pared wit Ii 1-’,716 a year ago ♦» <
McCo/nrSlfter Gives Up Jewels.
I ,, . Ang"l is. Fivi* thousand dollars
wurth of jewels, reported by Albert A.
Mi.rs taken from bis wife who djed
\ugust 12 with a bullet in her brain.
•,v••:■.* recov.*red by police from Mrs.
j, nnie Thomas, is .si.* j r of Kid Md oy-_
b" ex-pugulist, who was indicted for
murd *r, .acconl.na to Captain of D-»-
ta'i.t.ves Herman -Cline
Brazilian Troops Sink Rebel Ship,
Luenos Aires Briziliau Federal
troops stationed on tbe banks of the
11 ver Barana.sank a steamship carry
ing rebel forces proceeding from the
port of Tibirca. according to offi.al
advices from Biraju forwarded by La
^N'a (Ton's SanYos correspondent. The
boat went down after heavy firing and •
-meay of the robela were drown"!.
The advices also say several troops
engaged rebel patrols at ( impos
Novos .which is 200 miles west of S.ijp
1‘aulo and B5 rrks north of the Bara-
na border
mm ] sureweiieT
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