The Barnwell people-sentinel. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1925-current, July 29, 1926, Image 8
Another biff boxinf card hat been
^ arnutfftd for-the ftffht fans of tbit
'•action for toniffht (Thuraday), July
29th, btffinninff at nine ©‘clock, at tha
Vamp Tbaatra in Bam wall. Thera
will be a main bout and two pre
liminaries. An elffht-round match.
' ha* been arranged between Sailor"
Leonard, of New York, and Blonde
PK&naa, of JackaoneiUe. . Leonard
haa wen two boot* here and is said
to be in excellent flffktinff condition.
Pittmah, Who is Ughting under Tim
Kearns, of Auffuata, is said ta be
comfeiff hare with tha intention of
wiiininff by tha knock-out route.
Another feature of tha evening will
- ha a match between Piftrttaff Bennie*
Kfams, » 60-pound yotmgstor, of
If th# People Slumber They
Will Bf Banad and Gagged
fcrt.
FIGHTING RENNIE KEARNS
SO-pound boxer of Auffuata who will
meet Eaely McGoogb. of Maron.
H^e Thursday Night.
Auffuata, and Enely McGouffh, of
Macon, who ako tips the scalos at
00 pounds. •Yoonff Koame is trained
and handled by hia Jhctber, Tim
Kaerna, and la said to be a fcrappy lit
tle flffhter. The second preliminary
will be between two colored boxers.
Followinff the boxing match, there
will be'i big dhnee, with music by the
Frank Mills orsheetra. '* a
- Salfiahaaee
Selflahneaa expects'love ahd aacri-
Aco from all. and gives love and aac-
riAce to none. That la why Melflsh
souls complain ao of life.—Young l*eo-
Me. ‘
Wm. McNAB
FIRE, HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Psrsenal attantiaa given all
-
• Office te Harrieon Block. Main At
BARNWELL. S. p.
.
One section of the South Carofina
press Is more or loss eloquently silent
regarding the vigorous campaign be
ing waged by the soft-drink manufac
turers jw> control the legislature of
South Carolina. > Another^ but smaller
element, atirred by public-criticism of
thia attempted control, is giving the
manufacturers' campaign comfort and
support
It seems to us thpt should the situ
ation be studied, the policies analysed,
and the principal involved followed to
its logical conclusion, no journal be
lieving in democratic government, and
pledged to support rule of, for, and
by the people,' could' derive - much
comfort, in this crisis, either fftmt
silence or from ope nadvocacy of the
manufacturers' policies. For 'those
policies are at war with democratic
government.
The "Confidential” bulletin publish
ed in The State yesterday, addressed
to the “bottlers of South- Garo 1 ina,”
and signed by the president of the as
sociation, W. G. Jackson, who is secre
tary and manager of the Spartanburg
Coca-Cola Bottling company, contain
ed these Drders:
"MANAGERS, keep right behind
your assistants; ASSISTANTS (bot
tlers, druggists and others), give
every possible phase ?f cooperation
and see that there is no let up any^
where along the line. Keep your rural
dealers active and through them en
list* the support of the rural voters,
the great bulk of whom are losing
money by the soft drink tax; make
them understand that they are pay
ing it, thereby benefiting the large
property oweners and the tax
evaders.”
Have such orders to work and vote
explicit and peremptory, ever before
been issued to men in South Carolina?
What a furor there was in the South
years ago when it developed that
certain great manufacturers, special
beneficiaries of the high protective
tariff, had notified their employees to
vote the Republican lic^t! What is
the difference in principle between thnt
polity and this policy?
Another peremptory command from
President Jackson:
"Are you checking up on candidates
for the senate and house? Make*
them say where they stand and get
behind those you know to be our
friends."
Mark those orders. Candidates for
membership in the South Cardin*
legislature are to be MADE to say
where they stand; they ire to be made
to do so not by the voters, but are to
be forced to declare themselves by
representatives of the manufacturers
of Coca-Cola and other soft drinks,
who hold over their backs the threat
ening lash of opposition, wielded by a
powerful, state-permeating organiza
tion working for the deliberate pur
pose of controlling the legislature for
its sole and selfish ends.
Can that latter assertion be honest
ly questioned? It can not, since the
sole qualification required of a candi
date to receive the support of this or-
ganixatioo it that he be against the
apft drink tax. He may be mentally
and morally unfit; he may be wholly
incapable of giving the people proper
advice in the legislature, but the.
orders from headquarters—or at least
the headquarters in South Carolina—
are to "GET BEHIND THOSE YOU
KNOW TO BE OUR FRIENDS.”
Additional orders were to see that
“all our peopip enroll for the pri
maries''; and, if from sickness or
otherwise, any of them are unable to go
to the clnb rolls, “Try to have the
books taken them—but get them
on.”
How much actual cash will be spent
in this campaign to control the South
Carolina legislature in the interest of
soft drink manufacturers we can not
say. It may be much or little. But
we do not believe the WORK outlined
to be performed by these many agen
cies controlled or influenced by the
soft drjnk manufacturers, could be
performed in the Interest of any can
didate or candidates who had to pay
for them, for less than one hundred
thousand dollars. That estimate we
regard as conservative.' „
Wa ask fair-minded people who
may be opposed to the soft drink tax,
but who a the same time believe m
popular government and a free ballot,
if they can condone such methods?
Do not they see here the destruction
of such government? How may the
unorganised VStei's of tke State hope
to prevail against the immense re
sources of such «n organisation?
If tha moStimillionaire ofanufac-
tqrors of a ao£ drink syrup may com
mand and employ a hundred thousand
dollars worth pf political activity for
the purpose of owning and labeling
with their badge—a “crown” cap—
the South Carolina legislature, why
sellers of “gas," by using
^Happy Wedlock
Sure T
Bride h Cook
methods, get THEIR legislature and
governor, and have the gasoline tax
fixed to suit THBIR ideas?
„ If the people slumber, they .mist
expect to be stripped of their valua
bles. The press should, at least# try
to arouse them.—Tto Skate. ^ V
W-‘ ■ W t ,| - V J
Many Turned Down.
te be aw aid In lungs v*ty Dr.
ter
ter
Itte ah fallows: Drink sue quart
of milk a day soft mix with one hour
of snnshlno. Rspent ad taflnttum, A :
“Due to the efforts of health, officials
than f«t ■cross to the public the mimsgs
•f milk. Its goners I use to the United
States, Irns. sdvsiiesd.tremendously in
specially
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Rock Hill, July 27.—Mote
1,000 young women applying for ad-
toittanw t© YWutluop college-for'tho -•>. ,
1926-27 session have already been U |11 ■ ™ “
Infused admittance owing to lack of
accommodations, it was announced by
President D. B. Johnson. Reserva
tions have only been made for 8
girls who are to be awarded scholar
ships from various counties. .
•y KAfl-HHYN AT. JOHN
Haphasard meals yearly ruin thou
sands of marriages.* Most marital
ahlpo would maintain ah ovener keel
if brides knew* cooking.
Many of the first year's troubles be
tween newlyweds would be avoided If
the wife were capable of preparing
foods with an experienced hand.
Wlvee are to Mama for the fallur® of
many business men (□ the final analy
sis. The btulnees men's boslth de
pends a great deal on what ho eats.
And It's up to hU wife to see that he
gets the right kind of food. A health
fully balanced diet goes n long way
toward making the tired buslneos man
lees fatigued.
The expert home manager sees to
It that her husband never comes home
to a delicatessen lunch. There la a
carefully planned meal waiting for
him. The reel housewife knows that
an unb^pneed (Met means trouble and
Likewise, she appreciate#
the fact that variation In her menu*
la Important In this connection the
following' recipes have been selected
as so aid to the home maosgor:
Frssen galad.
% ou# ■syonssise IS asp oa
dr •••in# enemas
% cap diced piae- (4 as#
rddIa Mmiir
4 the# pteeepple I tbs#.
lelce IS ea# evaporated
IS cap cream altk
Mix the fruit sod juices Combine
milk and cream, chill and whip: then
fold la the fruit and mayoonatse. Pour
Into s mold and pack la equal ports
of salt and Ice. Serve on lettuce
leaves. This aervea eight.
Orange ■avaiian.
1 tbep. aelattn t-S eee evaporated
\ < up cold water milk
t cup oranse jaice 1-S cap whipping
• tbep lemon Juice cream
!« tep salt . % cap sugar
Soak gelatin In cold water, add
fruit Juices, sugar and salt. Heat In
the top of a double holler until gelatin
* dissolves. Strain and set In pan of
cold water. When mixture begins to
set. fold In the evaporated milk and
cream which have been beaten stiff.
ffanana los Cream.
4 vary ripe l eupe evaporated
bananas milk
IS cup lemon Julee t cups cream
SIS cups sugar tfc tsp. salt
Scrape off adhering fibrous portion
on surface of pfeied bananas. Mash
and rUh through a sieve. Add thd
rqgt of the Ingredients in the order
given and stir until all are well Mend
ed. Let stand for 20 minutes no that
all sugar may dissolve. Freese in •
1 to 6 salt Ice mixture. This reclpt
"takes % gallon cream.
H. C. Hooks.
true of evaporated
of Its ceavouleug
Hougewtveo knew there to ne tenc of
obtaining contaminated evaporated
milk, becauee It la Aet only tbo beat
grade of market mBk randan
rich by dsbydratfng, but It to
toed na wall." ^ 'T'" - ’
Y ,%**' rr .r-' • Worldly:, Jay ...
.Worldly joy to like the songs the
peasants sing, tell of melodies and
sweet aifs. Christian Joy haa its swept
airs, tpo; but they are augmented to
harmonies, po that he who has It goes
to liesven, not.to the voice, of a single
flute, but to that of a whole baod of
instruments, discoursing wondrona
music.'— H. W. Beecfler.
affiant's foil knowledge and belief na
to the circumstances and conditions
under which stockholders snd securi
ty holders who do not appear upon
the bboks of the company ns trustees,
hold stock and securities in a capacity
other the* of g bona fide owner; and
this affiant has no reason to believe
that gay other person, association, or
corporation has any interest direct or
indirect in the said stock, bonds,.of
other securities than ns so stated by
him. . 'r : •.,
b. P. bAvnss,
Editor and Proprietor,
^Sworn to 'gnd subscribed before
this 28th day of May, 1926.
—, Poriy . A. Pried.
-4-*— My commission expires at
pleasure of tile governor.
STATEMENT • —
l
of the Ownership, Management,
Btc* Required by the Act of Con
gress ef August, 24, 1912,
Of The Btrnwell-People Sentinel,
published weekly at Barnwell, S. C.,
for April 1, 1926.
State of South Carolina,
County of Barnwell.
■Before me, a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared B. P. Davies,
who, having been duly sworn accord
ing to law, deposes and says that he
is editor of The Barnwell People-Sen
tinel and that the following is, to the
best of his knowledge and be
lief, a true statement of the owner
ship, management, etc., of the af
oresaid publication for the date shown
in the above caption, required by the
Act of August 24, 1912, embodied in
section 443, Postal Lavfc and Regula
tions, printed on the reverse of this
form, to-wit:
1. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing ed
itor, and business manager are: B.
P. Davies, Barnwell.
2. That the owners are: B. P.
Davies, Barnwell, S. C.
8. That the kqpwn bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security hold
ers owning 1 per cent or more of to
tal amount of bond*, mortgages, or
other securities are: None.
4 That the two paragraphs aext
above, giving the names of the owners
stockholders and security holders, if
any, contain not only the list of stock
holders and security owners as they
appear upon the books of the cohnpany
but also, in cases where the stock
holder or security holder appears up
on the books of the company as trus
tee or any other fiduciary relation,
the name of the person or corporation
for whom such trustee is acting, is
given; also that the said two para
graphs contain statements embracing
COTTON GIN SUPPLIES
is the time to look over your
Cotton Cin. We carry a large stock of
BELTING
BOILER TUBES
SAW GUMMERS
GIN BRISTLES
GIN SAW FILES
BABITT f
VALVES
PIPE and FITrtNGS
SEED CONVEYOR
PULLEYS
■ • •
1 You will find our prices in line with
reputable competition.
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J. W. Smoak Hardware Co.
yr 0
Orangeburg, S. C
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Southern Appalachian Mountains
of
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
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NORTH GEORGIA
"The Land of the Sky
or
The Popular Beaches
on the
South Atlantic Shores
Reduced Fares
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to
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Summer Tourist Resorts
TICKETS ON -SALE DAILY
BEGINNING MAY 15TH
GOOD UNTIL OCTOBER 31ST
Write for
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CONSULT TICKET AGENT
Southern Railway System
Buy it by
the case!
Milk Gives Mott Food
Value At Least Cost
Milk gives more food value for ess
coat than any other food known to
man, according to
Herbert C. Hooka,
secretary of the
Evaporated Milk
association.
“Dietitians are
unanimous In ad
vocating the use
of milk by men,
women and chil
dren,” said Mr.
Hooks. “Milk
and evaporated
milk supply some
of all the mate
rials necessary
for the growth and maintenance of
the body; they fnrnish energy for
work, play and warmth.
“Milk helps repair the wear and
tear of the body. It to a: good aa
meet for budding muscle. Moreover^
It Is cheeper. A hoari of milk will
supply as much protelif as sersa
ounces of strlola steak or four large
eggs. Milk, particularly evaporated
milk, which has twice the mineral eon-
teat of market milk, to one of the beat
and cheapest soarcee of lime, which
Is a form of calcium. Infants gad
growing chCdroa need Hum le boOd
beaee and teeth. It to Just as a# ass
aary ter adnlta te be# tboir house In
•^Phrief
Delicious and Refreshing
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Keep a few bottles on •
ice at home. Nothing
like it after housework,
or play. And when
guests drop in, serve
it as a pleasant sur
prise, Delicious with
sandwiches or wafers.
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Barnwell Coca-Cola Bott. Co.
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