Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TIME FOl E'r'ER. BEEF CA'"I'Ll IEl Raisiing of 'Texas Fever Tick Quariai line Opeis Doors for Big Caittle lere Clemsoni Collenge, Mlaruh 5.-Toh raising or tihe f-'ederal quarantine agaillst the Texas fever cattle tick !it Decenmber 1, 1918, opened wide th door for inore and better cattle in South Carolina. The rapid increase itl interest in dairy cattie anmd the iI pr~ovemnent 11heinlg r-ight inl br1eeding stock by nibears of hu'll associations should be followed ind( Will be fol lowed by simtilar development in til beef cattle industry. To specialists in live stock of thih extensive servtice, in order to aid ill this developniien, have plained ser vral linle,. oft beef cattle ndeavorI to lie illdvertaken ill l91 through the aid o0 district anId conlity agents, atilt l'eedersA or.4an1izationls. and idvd uIals, as follows: 1- Developnment of pur bred heel Calie industty; to place, pure bre boof cattlt on delinite cotst ruc ivt btsis pronioting certaill breed.; ill certain counties and sections. 2 , ' r ( bred( bee(att records; to record thle nun ber and kind of pur. bred anijinals available at any tittc and to tlld niiar'ket for surplus. 3. 13'ying pure Ibrd cattle to promote coumunit y breeding eliter iprises and aid ill buying eco('inica.1 ly thle breeding stock neceded ill va 1iois Conmmunities. 4. I erd mtanagement denlost I'a tions; to secure and demonstrato defi ) f ance. It's tewllde ~N ii he Bune oyoung maneainr than thy 1aringhe inv ane. sell thnde elhder ereics aryherer-ofvth tof thein well essp fihte avertyone theri younged slash rptcketn th the hae riingh aron es soel ave thore thll Suit s arCe lrdr t *them Hve iin Harun nite local know'ledgo as to costs, best methods, and proflts to be expect ed. Ah Feeding demonstrations; to en courage the practice of furnishing beef cattle for market, to furnish market for cheap cotre roiginess produced oil farsils, and to increase the quality of manTres for soil improvement. ti. Co-operative breeders' sales; to advert isW and encourage worthy breeders and help find market for their surplus. 7. Preparations of cattle for exli bitiol; to stimulate cattle shows and breeding herds. * * * A sO~LDIER. * 1* * ** * ** ** * ** ** ** ** * In i emeibrance of my dear brother, ('larenii ce lellams, whom God in Ills wisdomn saw fit to recall to his better lione, on tihe nlight of Dec. 3rd, 1918. lio was a soldier of Camp Sevier, Greenvville', and was one who was de voled to his duties and well loved hy all his comrades. "A precious one from is ha gone, A voice we loved is stilled; A place is vacant in our home, Which never can be filled. And I can iear his voice now saying: "Father and Mother, Brothers and sisters, Weep no more for ne, For I'm in glory waiting for thee." "Sister Eula." ' r c r ssVaueo yI time'.a.r &h psyac hlg neater tMarx nlf ' tto establish many a and success. We know vecry respect--that's why l. Come in and see the les reafly to put on. am Suits & MARX Waist-seam 3 day; specially becoming e' coming back and to the an; single and double are favorites; many of I the collars and the pock sleeves and roll sleeve ly Company ir-hnffney & Marx CROWD FAVORS LODGE'S STAND Anti-Leaiguet 1eeling iield in Boston. Noldier Not lleard. MaIn in Uniform Asks for Voice it is Deniled with Semitors Given Preference. Iloston, Maich .--Resolutions in (lorsing the altitlde of S ietor Lodge towards the proposed league of nca tions and opposing the acceptance of the constitution of the league in its present form were adopted at a meet Ing at Tremont Temple tonight. A man in uniform who demanded from the floor the right to speak on the res olution failed to get a hearing. Attacks on the league by Senators Boralh and Thomas and Former Sei aItor lieverlige drew frequent ap plause. A minority at. times interrupt vd the speakers to dissent, but counter dlemionstrations drowned their voices. When Senator Uorah declared no pro vision for -the freedom of Ireland hl been made he started a demonstratloi that was helped along by a young wo man in the gallery who unfurled the flag of the "Republic of Ireland." As the meeting was called to order, a nman in the audience called for three cheers for the president and got them, but after that those 'who sympathized with the speakers had the meeting well In hand. Resolution opposing the adoption the constitution of the league In its present form to be sent to the peace conference and the United States sen xte, were offered. The greater part of the audience rose in approval and the iand striking up "The Star Spangled lHanner" brought the others to their reet. ihree speakers later addressed an )tllverflow meeting of several thousand mersons in the streets. 3AM A31.UTLAG E-1 GUNS PtOT E"'ECD NA'ION any Lacrue 31ortars, Standing on Coi crete :milicementu, 1114 Along 1'. S. ('oust. ('amoulleur Describes Work Aruinst '-lonts. Nc wYork, larch 7.- -litige niortirs, tndiig on conirete eniplaceinents 1nd ablindatly suliled withi half tonl pro.iectiles . w rc e erected u(1(( r ig the wr amoi Ile 'overs andl shrub b'erv if" ;rivate garins in New York City !1ndl el sewher along t he At lantic l'oast. ready to rpel file attacks of Gricn naval or airships, Ma\i inilian i'oiiclh, oii of the flist Ameri an ramoulagers tol( Ile New Yock 5ectlioll of the .\iei'ri'can Chani ical So rit y ton ight. \r. Touch. who direeled siveral of Ihe niavy's imporitant c:1iiocullage pIrO i't's spoie' with 11lie consn'iit of Secre 3nr IV ilii'ls. I ie. decs(lcied how hnick. Inorncnlthwy ah1 wvy, Ie a forl Ica lion' I ' iclii, i h rn l th io t of addlii nn' Iuns i the c re cl f rl. in~ii lutvn c14 11a ]1nce f I e v' cinils, sac idi 'ir'. 'T c. nc'~i .I i' lulab':'clll.\ii i ' eai n, h c et ciies incaland i o n ivati' istates ai -ci cocah-dir icy arrangemen'it of tes. *-Ii bblciri and fliowercs that t'aser': ilwere ignorantc of theciir 'rec't ion andcc 'vcn ci iatrcs foiiud "lilttl or oi ev i cialu-d by armyci gcin ('re(ws. Th'~ mlie cuccr'c udesrcribces hcis work~ cc disgucisincg inaviy yairds andu diciks Icuuon. thec .\ Ihlintic Coeast, iinabl t he Pensacola.. andl Ke Wv\est bases, whIiichi wer exp 'sicosedr to atta ccks lby Gcermcan -aicdi'rs ancd sccbmiarines operatinug ini ihc Sothll At lanit i. Thie navy bei leved, Mr .To'unch asserted, t hat theii clcicaniis had a secre't ba se ocn Ice irthc ('oast of (cubia, dec'rlaring that 'rchI Germ'nan firmcs in I lavana ii re irtcc'risiy aicdincg the cntrcal l'cw -r's" andir that ther'ie werc'( "oric (Gi'-. iin 51pi's finid propagandI~cccists~ ccn the shindrs ithacn in lthe 'nciited i-ta .. " \li. Tchcl declarcci thec armc ''didt rcot tak' k illy to 'niioiclingc- ati lie cit.inncin ciocf cthe war."' andI saciid that be' had: 'c'reit dliliic'clly" icn conviniricig imyt afliers cthe nieceissity of c-amcucc Iiacingc fort ificat icns adljacentito iiavy yardics. I 'cricr to theii war c' 1ri. Tourcht gaim-dc a rcecuctatiron as iacncaoulr'uc Icy lowrc'c icnc lthe isibility' of thei foits at thec I'acilic' recntrne to lice Paniacma (acnal. l'EN NS1lVVAN IA ELE('I'S DEI01(IA'I' '10 'O 0N It iEss Green sbur cg, I'a ., .\achl f5.--or the1c Iirist tiIme In lift y yearcs a cIDemcccratn hn Wilsron, has ber'n electred to ('rn .cr'ss fr'omc lu tler i Conct y, a('cirig to Iat r' etur cn s frmci Tu'cesda y's spi' r'ial elect ion ini flue twent y-scnond :ongr'essioncal Ist i'lrt. \VI h hi re ticrncs, viritucalIly r'cmphlete, Mr. Wilson is Irleai ng ,John M. .Iaison, c'epub tll.. rc'an by 173 v'ot es. lie will oceciuIc thle cent left vcacnt bly -ihe (leafth of 1i. 10. Hobbl~insc. 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