The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, September 11, 1922, Image 3

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18 * * | 1 knew him IS WkOI^W irtfUK of IN otter thfl oMtttowbnf M [SI Jufci ?eaiin#y "tall ISJ mlilrii< tah? Jtat lta^ k| ' RMMMRI UHtad State* In BHM Royat CofcU**w*ce M Hy^B DHl the balanced tire* |\| plete unity of ictic Kl BSmSB will glw way kefoi l>| Fktt to coatteta ICI lint of tire*?a tire for every lei tuffiltahi of qu*Uty. Uj dn'^taiUAjU (Yduidbtanbcri 111 a ie|Muft?nalcr ?adfit a-le| D| Pint al# I) VmUm (ikluittia W mind* to'the netd of a n?v k |S| competition. (Competition fori lc| better values. Greater and grea ]a| lie confidence.) ^ * * * ^ HTHESE high spot* along the 1 f X road to leadership indicate J intent?the will to win bg the q S ily route in a price market.^ Now that so f any enr-owno have given their verdict ior quali ^ tires in general, and U. S. Tires i J particular?a number of dealers 2 and car-owners whose vision % has been clouded by "dis\ counts/*"" sales" aud what f not, are beginning to re- A a member that they "knew N him when he was a boy." $ United States Tire? ^ aro^Cood Where You BUFFALO I Can Buy J. w. LIPSt XLS. Tires: LOCRHART ANNA 1 - Our buyer, S. | York where he p | ket <vahe) an ei j CHANDISE, whii | freight. Watch o ! Union Times, and \ look our goods 01 save you big mom I THE I S. KRASS,Prop. There's A a ivione 18 there a sweeter, more insj than the music of jingling: coi little homa^Mvtaigs bank? Children ? * especially thrille money. They <te?e to efc&ke theii is enough yet to start ? sav start early SMoura?ge thrift make ma|t? a joyful tone- for t I "Large Enough to Serve Asy?Sti cniz IN AT ION AL OWM^ate ^hat iNn train crops are good and promise st tototoeld sufficient to feed that coun- to *to,?lf properly distributed. This in tic W*4 of the fact that during the year ob IfRMhmine a large proportion of the Ut toiihinc cattle and other stock must sic Mtot been eeten ahd the energies ef tic Ike population greatly impaired by be when he was aA# boa MAfcb Atfiowd/iuM^MNI nmW a life'long friend I Oftenn m of a midftn," Yet neither tmprUtng | to* think tineli oorr eaehoOtpof hie feogie V Robber Company?maker* of U. 8. ftrvt to conceive, make and announce A tire in which there ia ruch comto in tread ??"i fiirm neither re the other. t, make and announce a complete need of price and uae under one / the good and bad in he pnraae "Go to ^ Royal" ed States Rubber J'w * ' Thi O'int end 7' < ;? A f? Rubber Oro\nit%ti'i < ? " ? !*VrM fl J?j| >RUG STORE .... COMB j, MILLS STORE - - - I HnWi i i ???? ? . % SOC lUNCEM . KRASS, has ju*t retui urchased (or CASH (wi normous line of UP-TC :h is arriving daily bj ur windows, our adverti: I yon are cordially invite rer before baying elsewl sy. worn j 0 iX3?OMCX?l6XXXXXX3gX3t3t36XXX%C%X " t1 "WW 'f m l!M* ! lusicin y Box v c >iring and welcome sound r ns within the walls of a j ^ 4 d with the idea of saving i r banks and guess if there r ings account. Let them t and the money feox will H he whole family.v/ t r pong Enough to Protect AH" c F F\TXJ?'S , BANR, i I A prohibition campaign )>m -been ] arted in Cat many by the "Commit-.,] for the Introduction of Prohibi- , m in Gertpnny." This committee mprleee a number of academic, poical and labor leaders and profee- i >nal men and women from all sec-| i mis of Germany. Straw votes wlHj j taken in various cities to sound J ' { 1^1 =*=? Ww:$SS?* * Buffalo, S. C. onuvillt, S. C. Lockh&rt, S. C. 4 r IENT I i ned from New ly below mar- g -DATE MER- j r express and I i. _ Tl ^ ?CI11CIHS 111 IRC d to-come and | J iere. WE can ; 1 DER Union, S. C. f Aviation Toll Nine in Year Tokio, Sept. 10.?Daring the paei ear in Japan nine avtatora men killed and 25 wounded in 39,871 lights, the gross mileage of whict vas 812,960. These eta tie ties wkrt ssued by the aviation department if the war office and include naval nilitary and civilian fliera. in reply o complaints that accidents had beer reoaent of late. These aMMknts. it s explained, were due be Mate at nospfceric conditions aban Hw cenral district of the couritey totoig tin pring and summer. "As a whole, airpieae weaMtnts b his country are by m HM so na oev<MM<aa the reomt flrjQwy of ae idental falls <are apt to twEffete peo>le to believe," says the report. Leading Instructor to Rotiro Tokio, Sept. 8.--Reverend Eugen 9. Booth, D. D., for more than fort years the principal of the Fern Seminary will retire to be succeede< >y Miss Jennie Kuyper. Dr. Boot,) is regarded as one of the leading in )tractors of Japanese yeang eroae n Japan and haa been for years t leader in e0Mft*Mtiv* educations srork bare. Emphatic npvdhiioR /tf slhnnlu bienary propaganda, fnlUton or do mastic, was a leading feature of th< recent annual convention of th< ST* *"<l *"*"*'0,M" * i ' m m ii | Police Chiefs . "Colifit oA IfttjtfUational . PrptqKthro Measure* New York, Sept. U,?Police chiefs from all over the United States, most of the e***"? centers of Europe, ana from many countries in South America meet here today with the hope of forming some sort of a union looking townru an international police system. The idea cam# from Police Commission Enright, of New YorK, and Us deputy, Dr. jobfi'A. Harriss. laia spring they traveled through Europe, net the police leaders there, discussed conditions, studied universal probl? ms and came to the conclusion that a conference, on -a large scale, would go far toward saving the difficulties which have leaped into police wolds'nee the war. Commissioner Enright brought back promises that heads of departments in London, Liverpool, Paris, Brussels, Vienna, Rome and perhapEerlin would attend. It is the belief of New York's department, according to Deputy Coin\t~V !? -1 * .,..>>^>u..vi mviva; ui cimrKe 01 arinngements, that a criminal claso. f. 'owing directly from the war has confronted the police in every country. Mr. McKay aaid it was a sort of "overlapping class" in that the criminals, most of whom begin on a petty scale, travel a groat deal and so ar.' beginning to leave their trails all over the world. An important feature of the convention will be a discussion of this ciass, and it is hoped that the chiefs will be able to evolve some method which will permit of a universal 4% check, in all countires, of the activi- A ties of the class. X Automobile stealing, a problem ^ which is particularly bothersome to V Canadian and Attierican officials, also <8 will bo discussed. American chiefs ? make no secret of their desire, as far A as possible, to copy the Europeon idea ? of national registration for automo- i hr.es. ?? it has been suggested, according to Commissioner Enrlght, that it might 1 e pos> ble for the chiefs, working to- A pother in the larger cities to produce an international vogue's gallery, J which will be Invaluable. Finger ^ prints would be taken and classified, ^ :.nd copies would be exchanged by the heads of departments under the pro- A l posed system. Because of enabling legislation thai } ' would be reqmred by different go* - J emments, it was pointed out that it would be practically impossibly t - ? evolve an official^International polite A out of the conference. But the plan I.ll, .... -*? It _!i? 1! ^ ao ww i<41iv uvcr m. nit* siiuauons 111. ^ volved, and then to cooperate in perfecting any plan 'which is accepted by \ the men in session. <? The conference held in the Wal- <3 dorf-Astoria, will, continue for a week. J Mayor Hylan calls! the convention to 5 order and Commissioner Enright v made the "keynote" speech. *8 ? 4 Government to ? Open* Famous Cave >! ? * el Butte, Mont., Sept 10.?Morrison ^ Cavern, 46 miles southeast of here Snd said to have been discovered in $ 1905 by George Morrison, has been ^ placed under the supervision of the superintendent of national parks and <i renamed the Lewis and Clark cave m honor ef.the famous explorers. ^ The cavenr has a collection of Stalactites and stalagmites which is ? said to have few rivals in the coun- ^ try. After the proper lighting has ^ been installed the large underground 4* natural museum will be opened to ^ the public. The mouth of the passageway to f ..... I- - A. 1L. 1. -M It -! j mic v-avc in ai tut* Buuiuui oi a ume- J I stone cliff 1,200 feet above the Jeff- *4 erson river. The main room of the ?i cave is large enough to permit holding large meetings there. J The Moscow Bourse to Open % ? 1 Moscow, Sept. 8.?The Moscow ^ bourse, closed nearly five years ago, is to resume operations soon, it wa3 # announced recently by the commisi sariat of finance. Preliminary plans } called for dealings in foreign currency, gold and "bread-loan" shares is- <* sued by the Soviet government as its c . first interior loan. J t ?.? i J | "Cross Crossings Cautiously." jj , ' '.---Jjgyr-"' ? =; ' ' Jl 1 ' -II " ej : The First Shot ] Sut of the I*] ox 5TR0UERS ] ,rP*yve gcrrte Pep . Mfc ! futeen cigarettes " *I|ie Unic . He? O House faint \ Olive Green (No. 445" Outside White (No. I, i;T ! To th Unic : 1APPRECIAT1 : ME IN THE FIRST > PORT IN THE PR1 \ I STAND FOR : LAWS AND IF EI Ei > EVERY CITIZEN,' j FOE. I I STAND FOR t . AND MAKE OUR ( I TO LIVE. !l.B. J CANDIDATE F( V V*V V V V WV V frW advice on Hay 4 ir Grading System Asked 11 Washington, Sept. 10.?The United tates department of agriculture has ( nnounced a scale of grades for hay i a tentative form, and is asking 1 jggestions for perfection of the sys- ,1 bi sm. The specifications include grades 1 >r timothy hay, clover hay, timothy ' ' i .1.' ,? j i i .hi nu ciover mixea, mixea grass nay, nd timothy and grass mixed. These ( sntative grades are baaed upon inestigations and studies made in the ' nportant producing and consuming actions, larger markets and at the ay standardisation laboratory near Ij lexandria, Va. The purpose of the cl rades is to furnish uniform stan cl ards for hay and for usa in certify- "< 'Witt: 't , /. >n Hardw Union, S. C. idquarters for 1 ur Certain-teed Pri P?r Oal. No. ? ^9'VlCC ?00 Universal V ? 32 Light 0ak v 31 r 13 Ivory Intarw i 3 401 Barn, Bridg IT isn't often you best price?but ; j\ teed paint. The reason is the C [lljlV No arbitrary' profit Nj j |h. prices uniform. Ce IS ^ I Hllh from the best materi aulili'liiflK^ according to the co the benefit of both I It is a pleasure to never disappoints See us before paint Certaii >AINT VARNISH ROOFING LINOL^H^^S *? [ M?~ * ||B am^gm^ * -** /tith'** <?1 nHV? ^flmnu w F"i e Vote in Cou ? UCDV MITfU TU1 Li IL&ll ITlUVfll lilt PRIMARY AND 1A MARY NEXT TUESI A STRICT ENF0RC1 CTEDI WILL DO MY WHETHE" THEY I ALL THINGS THAT 1TY AND COUNTY A GODS1 Mt SHERIFF UM * } ig the quality ami condition of hay J, pon application to the department, cl Timothy and clover hays ranging di rom straight timothy to straight g over have been grouped into three i fr lasses as follows: Timothy hay, mothy and clover mixed, mixed nay and cloverhay. Grades are g ased principally upon color but such ti ictors as stage of maturity when ai it, brown leaf surface, bleached fi eads and stems and percentage of hi neign material, also are*considered. sc mall tolerance for weeds and other >reign materials is allowed within te grades designated. ii The numbers of grades vary slight-1 *' r from the various classes. For the' ? ass "Timothy," there'are six grades: i mice, 1, 2, 8, 4, and sample. For j lover hay" there are grades Nob. j , y ' V _ _ _ ps???w?i?MBw? are Go., Paint ces P*r Ptt Pa* Qal. Quart Plat arniah $3.60 $1.20 $0.75 tarnish Stain .80 JO ?r Enamel 1.20 a ? Roof Pv 1.7ft get the best quality at the you certainly do in Cwtmin ertain-feed cost plus basis. :s are added to make color 'ttain- iced makes each color als and then prices the colors st to manufacture. You get quality and price. .?.wituiicuu terrain-teed? ing?it will pay you. iteed IL CLOTH b RELATED PRODUCTS A^k ii^A ^ | rs of f nty | ! VOTE GIVEN i SK YOUR SUP- ? IAY. | iMENT OF THE f DUTY TOWARD | IE FRIEND OR f ?! ' 1 WILL BUILD UP f BETTER PLACE I ' I IALL} ION COUNTY | ^Wfrmm , 2, 3, and sample. For the subassoR Mijrht clover mixed" and ium clover mixed/' there ane six rades corresponding to the grades >r Timothty. (irades also have been provided for tixed grass hay and timothy and rass mixed hay, but the spMtflcuons for these classes and feedes re based upon practically the tame tctors as the timothy-clover (fades nd are similar in number and de:ription. Labor leaders and health wethers i Minneapolis are co-operating to timulate the unions of that stfcy to romote the health of their memers. ... m-wiiij Advertise in The IWwl. i jilil i i