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nnovtuEs Fa TO SPOIL TEXANS Old Cattlemen Eutld Up Ranchet. Lie# Simply. mm*. Tr\«a —rrrwltirliot of b armc^t RtiOWMIt of dollar* to land Itrntra of Toxta la #ttry oil fold Vhora la a fund of human. Interoat •toiies on tha affoct whIHi tha unax- poet ad acquirement of rlehea baa had upon varloua landholders. Although there are in Texaa a num ber of multi-millionaires who were In poor circumstances until the black gold began flowing from wells upon their land, none of them has attempted a spectacular role, such as was credited to, “Coal Oil Johnny” of Pennsylvania pioneer days, or to Governor A. W. Tabor of Colorado, silver king, or to the mysterious “Scotty,” of Death val ley fame. * Ira W Yates, who owns the land upon which the famous Yates field in Pecos county Is situated, during the last four years has piled up a fortune of more than $8,000,000 from oil roy alties. Mr. Yates now makes his home In San Antonio, more than 400 miles from the scene of his 40 years of ranch labors. Yates Interested in Cattle. His primary interest since his wealth came to him has been to buy ranches and stock them with high-grade white- face cattle. He no\t has several ranches In southwest Texas to which be devotes his time. He was on the verge of going bankrupt In the cattle business at the time the discovery of oil was made upon his Pecos county ranch. Torn Headrick, of Odessa, is soother outstanding producer who has aoc let nosey turn his head. Mr. Headrick. HIM Mr. Yalta, has bees rssrhtsg Is T>ia« for rrvor# than 40 jeer*. dvtUtlos of the ret tie bust sees the risee of the WosM war It dies star, asd h.s rasch Is Wlshier roust j Is rams leaded with cane the ell atrthe la a I he had p*i«4 ap • f—neae ef ms (has 9100000b The H«e drvh od held iy pate ad la Uaf ctaece te the Ye«ee Ae«4 Travel aad tarta etlea have te lire fhr Mr aad Mrs Headrlra la has flare, aad II was la th*e lawa that he w*m*4 whaa ferti Me haM a esaaO aae eatetead ay hehay M is that ef rfeat led e *im fi Me reread y pars lead tares mtae leaded a aaa rteaMf ■ hSSd ef f eewraed ■ wtCh a hard ef I etui a aad li see uvyKMjjaf far a heed ef aaMAepe near aM rthar fret Tease Greater Rumania y VMMM m '■■■ One of Bucharest’s Modem Public Buildings. (Prepared by the National Geographic Society. Washington. D. C.1 R UMANIA, the latest of the worlds monarchies to change kings, has undergone such great changes in the past dozen years that it has in effect had a blood less revolution. This period has seen the distribution of 8,!W0,000 acres of land to more than 1,400,000 peasants. Before the war Rumania was a coun try of the landed rich sod the land- lees poor. Today the maximum hold numbering Ing landless peasants, about 600,000. The nation has Its own national church, the Orthodox Eastern church. Other churches have numerous mem- bens, however, among them the Uni tarian church. Bucharest (Bucuresti), capital of Rumania, has long been known as “The Little Paris of the Balkans.” It has many earmarks of the French capital. One of Its wide tree-lined thoroughfares Is called the “Little dt hwwspuas mm edMi in Ms sedtosaMM emly afwf%s the! hav# stawd lb# teas uf lime Mwdffb SIT baa da luff'd •SMtatlaa This shortromint has now beats remedied. There la la be aa nrcesenry Museum of Modem Art, where con temporary works may be displayed until such time as their worth may have been proved aufflclentty to ad mit them to the Metropolitan museum. A museum, says Webster's New In ternational dictionary. Is M a repository or a collection of natural, scientific, or literary curiosities or objects of In terest, or of works of art” Thus, the Museum of Natural History con tains mounted specimens of animals, birds, reptiles, etc. In America, large collections of books are called libra ries; but In London the largest library in the world Is known as the British museum. The word museum meant in ancient Latin “the temple of the Moses”; in classical mythology,' the Muses were nine goddesses who pre sided over song and the different kinds of poetry, and also the arts and sciences. I la lit Otmetal wall City. pUMfUg mytulf It tMdt by the rwlvs and regulations of tha Democratic primary election aad to support tht nominees of tha party. R. C. HOLMAN. Williston, S. C., Juno 18, 1980. I hereby announce myself a candi- ; | d>te for ^ 0(ric , £* prnMte «r, in the General Assembly from Barn well County, pledging myself to abide by the rules and regulations of tha at thee may rSew. rf w* *rm ww. we boy a bottis of While's (Seam midy aad surriy asps! the < we seoid the ilangar o» trouble. Wbite*e Cream Vi only 35o a botlla, and eaa be bought fr Epps’ Pharmacy. Blackeille, S. C. R. A. Deaeon, Barnwell, S. 0. T. B. Ellis J. B. BUM . Democratic primary election and to ■IAI8 ENGINEERING CO. 11 5upport the of tht p^,. JAS. ARTHUR KENNEDT. Land Surveying a Specialty, Lymdhurst, 8. C Ing permitted to one ladlvldusl le Champs Elysee” and there le au Arc 1.286 screw King and nobles gave up ^ Trlomphe. both of which suggest their estates to fulfill the demands of the atmosphere of Paris. The bridle the agrarian reform. What Rossis, path* tanking the thoroughfare cso- Mexico sad other countries have done t t a niljr resound with the thud of hoofs la the nutter of load distribution at of blooded horses, mounted by smart of man? Uvea aad moch look lag mao aad womea; and the Rnmania accomplished without aeemlogty eodleos mam of pedeetriaas • shoe. : scrolls If a gay mood with no sppareat Bel reform was aoc wit host cost deotlnstlso rscertatottes. lack of ergaalaalloo to Here mi oo other Am Um aditUoa. and Urk ef | (toed with pe 1 * 11 *! fadlttftes Mcreaesd the **4 M chorch and to II end 14 Candidates’ Cards 4 OedM la Mpft fea • aaMfiry rhefs s|l vh# meocf m ctrculaflea a sad reoocoaars la out of plocoL However, this port loo ef the city has m cerMsr ew smiles far threugh the aotlowai trees I the Oeorweys of the hmuhlsul Horba ary aa team throe tlmea pee yoor. I rW | homeo la the eehhled byways of Grootse Remswm la aoariy three I (a# poorer ssrtloa af the rlly are llama aa large ao pswwoe Bemaais I Mad with saeciiog rhatteckag paruota The sow aatfea tooh la Tvaaayivaoia. I ^biie tboftr rbOdrea boMtoeoualy raw I bo Mas* ■ Borevtoo asd Hoeaoewb^*, I Sere aad (bore wbU# p^sitag as'i*e boa-fee le dMml tbom * ‘ ^ he | gamso Tho meat eeodae wwb whoAo | Ao woo t be dat ef ShfidABh Oroat- | maw^bieeed usdewole ggfiHdBg aA t be Korean Pockets Due to Spread of Christianity Christianity Is responsible for one change In Korean drees—the use of pockets, according to Mrs. Roy K. Smith of Chslryuog, Korea, who says: “There were no pockete In the old Korean coat, but the Christian needed a place for hie Bible, for coming to charch without a Bible Is practically unknown In Korea. Following Ameri can example he made a large pocket la hie jacket, and later several 00 a sleeveless coat or vast foe hit Bible o ^ and other prise treasures. But It la 8rcoml not eaouglntg carry the Bible ta ewe's | South Carolina, baad or pocket. Wo have maay who ! abide by tho reoults of tha fhrry groat serileoa, even whole kasha, j prunary. In tbedr beads and can recite without j a mistake lung poaanguu. Owe man j walked a hundred mtleu ta recite tho} m tha Mmm •• Williston, May 14, 1980. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Representative in the General Assembly from Barn well County, pledging myself to abide by the rules and regulations of the Democratic primary election and to 0.»»OOO0»»»»d»»»dddddddd»dd | support the nominees of the party. WINCHESTER C. SMITH, JR. Far Beaufort. 8. C, Jans A 1980. I hereby announce myself na a CM didata for election to Cowgruoi from District of Far Magistrate at Barnwell. I hereby announce myself a candi date for tho office of Magistrate at Barnwell, pledging myself to abide by the rules aad regulations of tho Demo cratic primary elsctioa and to support thu nominees ef the party, x W. P. SANDERS, a I CLAUDE M. AMAM. MI date for tho effkw of Barnwell, pledging m; by tho rwioo and I DA 1X18 CREIGHTON f • is larger (bos Begtewd — -« aostvo is ho shsosawd sad * mean serums la JsspM are load gaar; Ihad m tbef own mad whom m Mg and mam wgnm aahy g ran ho ehtaksad hf tmm tag la grasmmMf osory uB Asm m Tessa and tbsro ore mme isoo m rwrauwsssd Asdda sr pseSa tbsrv eoro sees# puss tewd»en*r% Serb ef wham has ampeamd Mekaasw roogisg from M'um m Baa*mm from ub rupoMbm HonbwU Fly i Milos to K Sob. 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Capw (V4L bsv tag vureafly tosa euflagudshsd by tha la upamdaa uaBsr A Bum Tl A ^^paa The rap*a>a af tht eieammip C rurewtij rugsrlid that tho Caps gas haoy was not horning and tbs (ightheuso leaver Are lee w*s or Or red to loveetlgats When the first nAIrrr sf tho trader spewed tbs toed hundreds of boraets flew oat aad bo was severely stung. Us caught sosse of tbs hornets sad presented them to Clptala Eaton, su perintendent of lighthouses, as oet- dence. Thu buoy Is six miles off shore. Newlywedd* Call era Stage Big Rat Killing Bee Joneeboro, Ark.—You can fetch the pride of some people by entertaining with a lifeless party, but persons who attended a courtesy to a young mar ried couple here recently were unbeat able. Aggravated with the routine of a social, the men folk hoisted stray clubs and chased rats about the barn and corn cribs at the home. In an hour 150 rats were dead. Cat and Bird Call Truce Middletown, N. Y.—A cat and a bird called t temporary truce here and amused pasaers-by who saw the bird alight on tha cat’s back for a short ride across a lawn. The bird ap peared to take delight in flying back and forth from Its unusual perch. ; Lion C«rryin* Trap Killed by Hunter ! t Matt- a trapper ; M this Idwity. laid ef imwsum «wMcmg sww •tUNMMt *ap*twl RM*W Itw BTmbA u baew turned dsBalMty Ammwwa curm Osuwtwr arvmig» Is | |p cwrw ebuw wb*ut. t uew bsp'isirs bfuwd as a watMwwl BuwsarabM twsku Mbs Ksasww But m tfiCfi a wrswd draught bit vbw MaMry. Tbw reru crap was a fsiiura aad BumwaM. a cwuatry wblrb baa et* pwttsd rwrsals fur years, bad ta impart earn. Tbs pm srameat acted ta f«ra- stall Csmlae la smae regleas TW siadlarlty wf parts af Rmaaals ta Kansas rxtewds ta sunflowers fur which both regions are Ismous. la Knmsnla sunflnwem are a standard crop: MJBA acres were planted In •unflowers Isst year. Oil pressed from sunflower seed* serves as s constituent of butter substitute*. Four foundation stones support Ilf# In Rumania; cereals, oil. lumber, and live stock. Production of oil and lum ber has progressed vigorously, not enough, however, to offset losses in cereals and live stock. Companies of many nations includ ing the United States are working Ru manian oil wells near Ploeati. north west of Bucharest (Bucuresti). They have increased production to 4.265,194 metric tons of oil per year. Rumania stands sixth, supplying 2.4 of the world production, although Rumanian oil represents 13 per cent of the In crease In world production. Buys American Automobiles. Despite-the depression, and lack of roads, sales of automobiles, most of them American, continue to Increase. In 1928 12.000 were sold—a record. Many of them go to the oil fields where they permit the engineers In charge of outlying wells to get to Ploestl occasionally for the enjoyment of companionship In the International dub. Automobiles are the biggest Item of American Imports which Include Alms, ell field equipment. insert it Mae end eMctrftr rafrig- uud fur sbiuu era Rumania s M wbura Aad an awm | amee^wa aw j fW ssjwuus era B iswwe to rrawc af a butul nr , bausnsns bw*j*Rng me ta segfid sf u 1 mmm nenMrabtww new ywnurar kmuri f «un mabs* and raraga vbn strass a I enmwncd m giaubsrad wmfi na ed»e* I lasnmuM sf a ywgdiBr sgr uusdw m I ttSrbAgun. Tbw dMWssnga af tbw taega 1 assets ur ctnwma bsmsna dssedny bctgM I esAasud ndraevtsMswuns wwa lbs anmse j sf Amsrtrnn nrtrawsw smbiniwnnd m f wry tsetwra Bnrbnraul li a waded twmu wtcbnwf j tbw wait, rvaaded. ns was Ubw cun j •um nbua etty wunw nera tbw mneu I dufsnts Bnranraui drugn uwar Bum j tbs mmwr sf tbw Ostsn Twswrast an 11 tbw twntevurds iw ibw randewa Orton- I tel tom uf tbw wnsnr unrtlsnu and tbea I utrwpc y in tbw engaf dwsty pi* * j Its pugnlatton bae mwra than BrahiM to Vbw last decade aad bwwuuu. aa elss where to raetern Earage* at a premium. It reqalrea tafiaenrw. pwr slut ears aad bribery ta get tote oaa ef tbe few hotels, the mala at tract Pwto «f which era tha dining roonm often open to the sky. Surrounded ns It Is by rich farming conntry. Bnchsrest hns not lacked for food, nod tbe restaurants arc well filled nt sll tlmea. The Rumanian loves the uniform, and high heels on soft laced hoots like those of the French aviators suit the fancy of the young dandles whose perfumed mus taches preserve their dignity by reach ing straight out Instead of turning up at the ends. The women are chic. Some Striking Contrasts. The few fine buildings are mixed In with unassuming structures which would never be at home in Paris or Berlin, and opposite the imposing War College Tzigane women may be work ing at a noisy power saw which is re ducing crooked poles to firewood. The few main streets are lined with mod ern buildings and new residence ave nues are stretching out toward the periphery of the circular city; but In the crowded center of the town the confusing litter oC tiny streets and alleys reminds one of a rabbit warren. In the market place, the traveler gets a glimpse of the rural folk who cluster about stand* of vegetables which they bring to the city from the rolling farm land nearby. Hera the men teem to display no particular type of costume, araat of them wearing mi there are cups CwtHenetow Fee rasrtnrtoa tbe cwMewtiaw af tbe aWinmm was • rayai tofigNff. sas peaaaaw ismBtog tbs geuetowa grab and AseetopaaB tbs rail IB aB Bs brawsfiau SMB whs* was awra as moweess paw ttms basmms aw impavtoi sra af an im psstol prasSw tom anfly sesey Cldnaae •aaprass mi an lbs todtoe ed tbe mtomwy. 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J. ad Ma ad Ma •XMeelsF* Regs Isdistlsgulshabto from rags amde to prrvis. oriental floor fovaflngs have I been amde to Germs ay tor more thsa 75 years. Early to tba 1830's a party of Germans was sent to Persia to master tbe details of the art. They returned to Cottbus, near Berlin, and tbe product of tbe hands and looms found their way principally to Amer ica. Only in 1913 was machinery In troduced, when It was found that tbe work could be done not only faster but better than by hand. Most of those sent to America are sold as “Smyrna” rugs. They are, however. It is claimed, much finer In appearance than those really made In Smyrna. Fav I hereby aaaesace myself a deto far re alert tea la the affka ed I A editor tor Barnwell pledplnp myself to atodo by Um raise I sad repwtotioas of Um D* meets tic pnrr.ary elec 11 a, and to support U nominees af Um party. W. H. MANNING. PAUL H. far by tba Um Far Saprrintradeet af Education. 1 hereby announce myself a candi date for reelection to the office of af Um party. LAURI1 BLACK. [— _ — .,1 —s For Maglwrate at I hereby announce myself n Superintendent of Education for Barn- < * #te * or office ®f Maplatmto nt well County, pledging my«lf to abide Dunb ‘ r t° B - *• by the rule, and regulations of the b T th « rul “ »“ <i reguUtiona of tho Democratic primary election and to D * m0CT * tic “ d to .upport the nominees of the party. I in PP°« th * »<»»»•*• «>* P* rt r HORACE J. CROUCH. J. LEE ALL. Ladybird Protects Plants The ladybird, one of the common beetles of the garden. Is man's ally against one of the pests which are ever ready to attack the tender new shoots of trees, roots and plants—the , aphids. The ladybirds are a natural party* enemy of the aphids, and will consume great quantities of them in the course of a season. There are varieties of beetles closely resembling the lady birds In shape and size which are leaf eaters, however, and present a pest In themselves. Barnwell, S. C., June 17, 1930. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of County Superin-1 For Magistrate, Red Oak Twwbip. \ Snelling, May 14, 1980. I hereby announce myself a candi- Net What He Meeet 1 Is a good story told about As a tendent of Education, pleding myself date for the office of Magistrate, Rad to abide by the rules and regulations Oak Township, pledging myself to of the Democratic primary election abide by the rules and regulation! of and to support the nominees of the | the Democratic primary election and to support the nominees of the party. J. ALLEN HILL. B. S. MOORE, JR. For Magistrate at Btockrflle. For House of Representatives. Blackville, May 26, 1930.1 j jj ere 5y announce myself a candi* I hereby announce myself a candi- for the office of Magistrate at Blackville, pledging myself to abide date for the office of Representative in the Genertl Assembly from Barn well County, pledging myself to ah ids by Um rules and regulations of the sad to W. W. CAIN to C, by the rules and reguUtiona of the primary aUMUa aad to P. E. 1