The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, April 04, 1912, Page 2, Image 2
11 Carnival of Bar
The Greatest Showing of Easter Drese
to make April a record breaker in sales,
store when in town. We can afford to s
One lot Embroidered Dresses, $5.00 | C
I value, for our Easter sale, each
$3?0
HI One lot Cream Serge Dresses. Some 1
beauties in this lot, each
$6.50 and $8.50
Other dresses in Xets, Foulards, Pon11.
gees and Piques. 1
I Beautiful line of Skirts in Blue, Black, J
Creams and other shades. Serges and
Voilles. Also big line of wash skirts
$1.00 to $10.00
Muslin Underwear for Children I
Drawers Gowns
10c and 15c 25c and 50c
| #|( >< 5jC jjc 5jC ^ |
* This Coupon good for 25 *
* Extra Purple Stamps with a *
* cash purchase of $5.00. * ?
* We redeem Purple Stamps. * 4
* $2.50 in cash; or $3 in trade *
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i or a vvutL.
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New Wilson Bros. Shirts just in. Each E
j $1.00 to $2.50
Crossett's Shoes. "They Make Life's Is
Walk Easy." The pair <
$3.00 to $5.00
300 Suits in stock to select from. We S
know that we can please you. All
Wool Suits from
$10.00 up
Yours for T
j^More Business IV U
All EN AITTI AW fiTVEC IIP shooting, had been givei
ALLCll UllLAff UIVEj Li. ing escaped. Detective
??four men were working t
FOURTH MEMBER OF GANG NOW A1]en>s house when sudcHELD
IN PRISON. gve yards or so off the
road, a figure, creepir
Starved and Sleepless. Claude Allen through the undergrowt
Thought to Have Escaped, seen through the mist
Surrenders. hung the mountain slop<
? hind Lucas the other i
Hillsville, Va., March 28.?Starv- their rifles to their shoi
ing, sleepless and fatigued, Claude t0 their surprise, Allen
Swanson Allen, namesake of a Lnited into the road with his b
States senator, came out of the laurel edj a pistol in each,
thicket in the Blue Ridge to-day, x <Tm glad to get a chs
nnintpH twn ftix-shooters toward the in ' bp <sairi 'T haven'
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-sky and gave himself to the posse, | bed since the shooting. 1
which, for nearly two weeks, has The young mountaine
hunted him. Complacent and almost between the men of th
happy, he then sat sheltered from a they started back to Hill
driving storm by the little brick jail,
a stone's throw from Carroll court v Could Have Shot I
house, where on March 14 the Allen "I could have shot yc
gang killed the judge, the prosecuting leu, as he smiled and no
attorney,, the sheriff, a juror and a Detective Lucas, "but I
bystander. excited at having you co
In the presence of a detective, so soon. Anyway, I did
young Allen described his own part have to kill anybody."
in the court house tragedy, admitted Some bread and a ca
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that he had seen Sidna Allen shoot was iouiiu uiuucu m mc
and that he himself had aimed for Allen said it was all 1
Clerk Goad's head four times. He living upon for several
told a graphic story of the assassin- tectives declared one of 1
ation. in his hands was used
Tells of Tragedy, house, shooting.
"I don't' know who started the ^oy talked freely
shooting," said Allen. "After it be- ^ourney over 80?&y r01
gan I shot four times at Clerk Goad Hillsville and by the tii
and aimed for his head every time. reached the jail the driz:
I saw Uncle Sidna shoot at some- ed t0 a downpour. T
body, but don't know who. When horsemen picked their
the shooting in the court house was yilia?e of darkness, wh<
over, I went outside and saw UiTcle H*?ht was visible. Thou?
Sidna on the ground shooting at countryside had learn
Goad, so I shot at him, too. My wireless of the wood]
brother, Victor, called me to stop, that an?ther Allen had
but I had shot all my cartridges, there was no excitement
Then we all went away." Expect to Get O
It developed that Allen was really Claude's capture gh
taken in North Carolina, probably hope of the capture of i
150 yards over the line. maining fugitives?Sidn
The sortie which took the prisoner nephew> Friel, and Wesl
was directed by Detective Thomas L. Young AUen probal
V, ?-> A nKtoinoH r?] n pc . xl^ 1
reus, wuu iio-u ? taken to-morrow iu mc i
through the efforts of the fugitives wher0 some of his kins
to get food. are
"No one was more surprised than A movement has t
I to see Claude Allen, said Felts to- am0ng Virginia women
night. gold medal to Jezebel
v<%?incr Allan's Surrender. danehter of Clerk Goad,
All day the posses, divided into his side when he was u
small bands, have been following a the Allen gang and broi
trail thought to be that of Wesley ly loaded pistol for h(
Edwards, a nephew of the Aliens, continue the battle, ft
Claude Allen, a son of Floyd Allen, H. ftlann, wife of the
who was the cause of the court house heading the movement.
gains Now on at
is, Waists, and Skirts ever attempted he
, and offer some values that will appeal I
;ell you cheaper. We have a smaller sell]
LADIES' D E
)ne lot Marquisette Dresses, a beauty,
worth $10, our special Easter price
$6.50
00 House Dresses in Lenens, Percales,
Lawns and Linens, worth up to
$6.50; choice at
$1.50
'hese are last season's goods
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Jew Kabo Corsets in. xne oesi Lorsei
on sale in Bamberg. They ate
modeled over living figures.
$1.00, $1.50, $2.50, and $5.00
fcnvs' Blouses. You cannot make these
goods at the price
25c and 50c
0 pieces Poplen Suiting 25c value. On
sa'.e this week onlv
19c the yard
0 pieces Batiste in Foulard and Bordered
effects, 15c value. Special
12% c the yard
NTLEMEN'S
iff line of Silk Sox. All shades. Pair |
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25c and 50c I
few Style Slide well Collars. No more
collar and tie trouble if you use them
%/
2 for 25c
ee our 2-piece Serge, quarter Silk
Lined Specials, made and guaranteed
by Kirschbaum
Suit $18.00
AUBEK
a up as hav- VERDICT IN SEMINOLE CASE.
i Lucas and
oward Floyd Receivers Awarded $1,026.88 in Suit '
lenly twenty- Against W. A.' Clark, Trustee.
Mount Airy ???
tg stealthily Columbia, March 27.?The jury
h, was dimly to-day in the case of Frank G. Tomp- 1
which over- k*ns? chairman of the receivers of <
a. Close be- the Seminole Securities Compa.ny, 1
nen brought against W. A. Clark, trustee, re- 1
aiders when, turned a verdict for the plaintiff <
stepped out giving hi*11 $1,026.88. This means <
ands uprais- that Mr. Clark m ist pay for 1,000 j
shares of Semino'e stock at $1 a !
nice to come share, with interest for three years at <
t slept in a 7 Per cent- The Jury coh3id- {
['m hungry." ?red him a stockholder and awarded <
er swung in him his Pro Iata share of dividends, j
e posse and which Mr. Clark stated in the defence ]
sville. was 20 per cent. < ]
The trustees of the Seminole Se- ]
>etoctive. curities Company were, in addition <
>u," said Al- to i?r Clark, T. S. Bryan and Wilie
dded toward jones. <
was a little nle receivers of the company are 1
me upon me Frank G. Tompkins, Huger Sinkler, 1
not want to j Etheredge, T. W. Berry, R. H. 1
Timmerman and A. M. Kennedy,
isk of water intere&t carried by the verdict 1
i thicket and dated from January, 1908, to date, <
le had been While Mr. Clark was given credit for j
davs. De- in favor of the other 1
the revolvers stockholders before the company was 1
in the court ^e hands of the receivers. 1
Mr. Clark entered a counter claim 1
on the long 0f $1,825.75 for his services as trus- i
ads back to tee> ciaim was ruled out and
ne the party ju;ry considered only the matter ]
sle had turn- 0f stock and dividends. ]
he troop of mm j
way into a Young Allen Surrenders.
ere hardly a ?? ,
jh the whole Hillsville, Va., March 30.?Friel
ed by the Alleu> a hlue-eyed stripling of 17 1
land country >"ear&> youngest of the eight of the *
been taken, Allen gang' each indicted for *he
five murders in the Carroll county
court house a fortnight ago, was
thers. taken late yesterday in a carriage
res renewed shed at the home of his father, Jas- ^
uhe three re- per Allen, eight miles from here. He
a Allen, his cheerfully submitted to arrest, and
ley Edwards, to-night occupies a cell in the Hills)ly
will be ville jail with -his cousin, Claude
itoanoke jail, Swanson Allen, who surrendered
tfolk already without resistance to the detectives
yesterday.
ieen started Only Sidna Allen, a man of middle I
to present a age, and his young nephew, Wesley 1
Goad, the Edwards, both bold mountaineers of '<
, who ran to reckless daring, are fugitives to- 1
mder fire by night. i
isht a fresh- Friel Allen two days ago deserted s
>r father to the two men still at large and f
Irs. William brought back to-night their ultima- i
governor, is turn of defiance. Both are prepared (
to resist until death. c
"The Store of Qu
re. We know that they will please you in
o your pocket book. Every article quoted
ing expense.
PARTMENT
One lot Linen Dresses, worth up to
$7.oU each, our price, each
$5.00
Big lot of Sample Muslin Underwear,
Corset Covers, Drawers, Combination
Suits, Skirts and Gowns. You get
them at the wholesale price. You
canot afford to pay more for these
goods.
Ladies' Oxfords in all new styles; Buckskins,
Piques, Tan, Velvets, Satins.
See us and save a part of your shoe
bill.
Good Val Lace. Others charge 60c for
same goods. Our price
35c Dozen Yards
20 pieces Voille De Parie, a 25c seller,
for this week onlv
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19c the yard
One lot White Batiste, 15c value. Speci- I
cial this week only
10c the yard
DEPARTMEN
Stetson Hats in new spring styles
Each $3.50
Ferguson McKinney Co. Shirts. The
best ever offered for the price
50c each
We have all'the newest weaves, such as
Mohairs, Tropical Worsteds, and can
certainlv nlease you. !
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^"The Store We Give
^ 4^ of Quality" *
VIRGINIA GIRL ASSAULTED. OLD BOARD
Three Held on Suspicion of Attack- Latest Developi
ing Young Teacher. Registrat
Ashland, Va., March 31.?Three Newberry, Mai
hundred citizens of Hanover county, bers of the boar
Dn horseback and afoot, followed registration appt
bloodhounds over swamps and fields Blease brought
to-day in a search for a negro assail- ings before Judge
mt of Miss Myrtle Rouse, a 19-year- for custody of th
Did school teacher, who was brutally tion, the hearing
Attacked just outside of Ashland last row at Abbeville
night. While the posse was armed This afternoo
And determined to capture the ne- Goggans receivei
?ro, there was no fear of violence from two membe
Dn the part of the mob. Three ne- who had notified
?roes were ar rested and held on sus- books over to
picion. Because of the condition of which they say
Miss Rouse her physicians would not thought the mat
permit the officers to take the pris- unwilling to
Dners before her for identification. voters of Newber
In view, however, of evidence se- wish to become
2ured to-night Addie Cash, colored, regarding any s
was formally charged in a warrant may have in thi
with the crime, the other suspects reached the cone
Deing held as a matter of precaution, the demand allud
kfter working on the trail all day "We do not wi
:he dogs found in a thicket the pock- as in any way re]
;tbook stolen from Miss Rouse, to- to the office no
aether with scraps Qf a letter which acquiesce in wha
aad been thrown near by. Coming clearly partisan a
later out of the swamp, they picked nor in commissi
up the trail and went direct to the those who had b<
bouse of Cash, where he was placed State senate, at
under arrest. but only to placi
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Miss Rouse, who teacnes scnooi m me way ui iu?
Rutherglen,. had been summoned who may desire t<
tiome because of the illness of her certificates."
father, who lives three miles from This is unders
Ashland. Leaving the town she contention, and
tvalked half a mile to the house of a pointed by Goveri
relative, where she expected to se- their office on n<
sure an escort for the remainder of registration of v
the journey. She found that the
family had moved away on Thursday., ? ves W?
rhe negro followed her from town | Andersonj M~
md attacked her, as she was alone in Hyde who is to
the country. Miss Rouse reached M 'tprm nf th
the home o? Samuel R. Carter, a ,Zon7VLe
'armer living near by, and the search d f hvas
instantly begun. Beasley Hyde,
Hung Himself With Hamestring. body t0 the An(
_____ who are students
Lula, Ga;, March 29.?Tip Farmer, ical College of
10-year-old son of Lit Farmer, was necessary legal
onwnr, rviiioo woef nf hprp. drawn nn and si
-UU1IU kT^y^iO. llilit/?? vwv ?V- -JC
langing to a joist with a hamestring his body will be 1
iround his neck. He left the house lumbia to AtlantJ
vhere he was at work to go for the the execution,
nail. When he did not return, a At the county
search was made and the body was as contented as
'ound. He had made the hamestring he is ready to g<
n the presence of the family. The has no fears. "1
joroner is now investigating his derson to Columl
leath. I from there to Atl
lalityKlauber's j ,
style, quality and price. We want '
a bargain, so be sure and visit our
Shirt Waists in Lenens, Lawns, Lin- < ?
geries, etc. Every one a bargain
50c to $2.50
Children's Buster Brown Oxfords are
the leaders for wear, comfort and j
style. If they do not give reasonable , *.]
wear, see us and get a pair for
nothing.
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All Linen Torchon Lace; a 10c value "
5c the yard
New parasols just in. Some beauties '
75c to $5.00
Children's Dresses, suitable for school
wear, each
50c to $1.50
.
27-inch Flouncing, 45c quality. Our
special price |j
25c the yard
One lot silks in Plain, Pongee, and Dot- 4
ted effects
25c the yard
Belts, Belts, 25c to $1.50 each. I J|
Ladies get your husband to buy his ij
clothes from us. The stamps you get I ]
will furnish you Gloves and Hosiery.' II
You cannot match this lot All Wool
2-piece suits. Yours for I
, $12.50 Suit . M
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and Redeem Purple Stamps. 1
Jo Others as Valuable. JIJJ 1
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QUITS FIGHT. SHOT WRONG MAN.
nent in Newberry Deputy Fired at Stranger Who Darted
ion Conflict. Away Suddenly. k
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rch 28.?The mem- Raleigh, N. C., March 27.?A '
d of supervisors of special from Henderson, N. C., to- j
Dinted by Governor night gives the particulars of a dis- 1
mandamus proceed- tressing event there this evening, in |
i Sease, at Abbeville, which a deputy sherifT named Kit ^
e books of registra- Davis shot and mortally wounded a 1
10 De nearu lu-iuuj- yuung wane man oi guou reputation *
>. named Walter Cawthorn, an em- fl
n Clerk of Court ployee of a bagging factory. Caw- fl
d a communication thorn, it is stated, will hardly survive 1
rs of che old board, the night. H
him not to turn the The circumstances are given asN 1
the new board, in follows, in brief: ]
"we have calmly A report reached the sheriff's of- 1
ter over, and being flee that a man answering the de- *
inconvenience the scription of a tramp who shot and
ry county, who may killed J. R. King, the trainman at
registered, and dis- Norlina last night, had been seen in
selfishness that we the city and the deputy went in i
is matter, we have search of him. When he approached
;lusion to withdraw the court house he saw a crowd of
ed to above. men standing near. He thought
ah tn hp understood that the siisnect. had nrohahlv been 9
linquishing our title arrested by other persons and went 1
r in any sense to to the crowd. When he neared the 1
it we believe to be men one of them darted away sudtction
by the gover- denly and' the deputy promptly fired - 3
ioning others than at him, the ball taking effect in his m
sen indorsed by the back and penetrating vital parts. M
its recent meeting, ?: * ^
e no obstruction in Father Slain by His Son. 1
i registered voters Richmond, March 29.?Responding J
5 obtain registration to a message announcing that her , a
father had been slain by her 15-year- I
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tooa as ending ine uia Druiuer, wmie iie was Dealing a
the new board ap- her mother, Mrs. Clyde Currie, of 1
lor Blease will open Greenville, S. C., was expected to
sxt Monday for the reach Richmond some time last night
oters. from that city. Her husband, who
?? is a nephew of the slain man, is in
ly His Body. the raiiroad business at Greenville,
. _ . XT the couple having gone to house- ,<
k a u? ' keeping there several months ago.
e sen ence a e were married in Richmond 18
e court of general
, , , ~ .. months ago, moving to South Carolectrocuted
for the ?
_ lina soon afterwards.
wi e, rs. mma Arraignments in police court toas
assigne is f0ij0Wing the tragedy of last
ierson county boys . >
n l onr t? Ahr T no 'iirrlo rn a 1 o H
^ , ,r , i-iifeULu. iiuui. v'Uin^, iuc iau,
of the Atlanta Med- ,
mi. charged with slaying his father. WilAtlanta,
Ga. The , ?
. liam Edward Currie, a well known "
contract as een stationary. engjneer of this city, was '
gned by Hyde, and bailgd .q ?1>500 bond> untu Saturday
forwarded from Co- . ... .
,. ^ for a preliminary hearing. At the . \
i immediately after . . ....
inquest this morning, children of the
slain man testified that he was bit
jai i j k 6 tt a *nS anc* choking their mother, when |
cou e. e says picked up an old army rifle j
d at any time, and and ghot him througll the neck> kill. J
m go ng rom n . ajm0st instantly. S Jk
3ia,". he says, and 1
anta." Legal blanks at Herald Book Store J
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