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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-21
LIGHT AND SHADOW
AT LAKE CITY.
DEATH Of ESTIMABLE LADY--A
SALT FAMINE THREATENED
PERSONAL MENTION.

Lake City, Dec 20:-Mrs Maria
Sutcliffe, widow of the late Alexan'
der Sutcliffe, died in Newark, N j,
last Friday night, while on visit to
her son, Mr. Sidney Sutcliffe. Her body
was brought here Sunday and buried
in the Baptist churchyard Monday
morning. She was sixty-five years
of age ,and her death had been rather
expected for two years. Her survi,
/ wing children, besides the son above
mentioned, are her daughters, Mrs
! C NJ Kelley, Mrs j F Ricke nbaker,
and Mrs j NJ Truluck. She was a
daughter of the late Rev John L Rol-
lins, and sister of the late R D Rol-
lins, who were so well known
throughout Williamsburg. The fo.-
lowing brothers and sisters are still
living: G T Rollins, Lake City; W G
Rollins, Rome; James { Rollins. Fow-
lers; C J Rollins. Johnsonville; Mrs
Martha Harrelson, Mrs Mary Rodgers
and Mrs Modena Lee. of Rome. She
will be sadly missed by her family
and friends, by whom she was nigh
ly regarded.
RI Kirk, Esq, of Florence, was
here last Sunday and spent the day.
Mr. F w Rutledge has closed his
moving picture show and has gone
elsewhere. This leaves the town
without movie, "after having two.
We understand that those we had
were too expensive for these hard
times.
We have man who is such a be-
lever in fresh air thathe sleeps with
all windows and doors open, though
a gale be blowing. Tuesday morn
ing he came out with frost-bitten
ear. 1t is supposed that he got
enough air on that ear to suit him
for the present.
A salt famine seems to be threat
ening this community. The mer.
chants cannot get anything like
enough to supply the demand, and
the situation is really becoming Sc
rious, especially when it is consider
ed that now is the time for the far
mers to cure their pork. What will
result, ifrthey cannot get salt for
this purpose? Also. there is no grist
to be had. This, however, is small
matter, so long as we have grist
mills. But the lack of salt, that's
another matter.
The graded and high schools closed
last Friday until after the holidays.
1t was not originally the intention to
have vacation begin so far before
Christmas, bat a case of measles
having appeared in town Sunday, it
was decided advisable to suspend
the schools at once and thereby per-
haps prevent the spread of the dis
ease.
Mr. J NJ Johnson, of Marion. &C.
companied by two ladies, spent Tues
dav here.
Mrs w O Kern. of Chimney Rock.
N c.. is here spending some time
with her children at this, her old
home. At this writing she is with
her son, DR. G d Rollins.
Mr. King, postmaster 1t George
town, came up last Sunday with Mr.
Layton, and passed the day in town
while Mr. Layton, of course, went
on to Moore's Cross Roads.
w l. Bass, Esq. has gone to Tampa,
Fla, 70 spend Christmas with his
family, who remain there on account
of their very poor health.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-12-21

Milk for sale in any quantity. Zoe
per quart. rs COURTNEY.
11-23-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28
A. A. DECIDES
IO'BEG0G!VzE ].
RAGING HERE

One Of the minor complications
which had to besmef before the auto
mobile racer are held at Kapi0lani
park saf,irdaE afternoon. February
Is, was disposed OF Wednesday when
e. S. waterman Of Fresno. who Is in
charge of.lha erenfs. received cable
gram from the contest board Of the
American Auto1cbile Association Civ
ing their sanction 10 the events. which
I|I' be held nn0r A. A. A. rules. As
this IS 10 Be on Of the big carnival
features notice hat the A. A. A. had
decided 0flcislIr to recognize the
races takes at least one worry from
Waternan's mind.
Another deci||on Of local interest
has been made III Waterman himself,
after advising With antomobilists here.
and this Il that there win be no anna.
fenr races The novelty race which
It had been suggested should be an
open rac6In order 20 give the anna
teurs chance has been declared TO
be open oniy TO professionals.
Ten or ~ entries are expected for
each OF the motorcycle races. which
are being arranged by Lyman r.
George.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28

Score de more for the farm.
George H6Iine. former worlds record
holder in Ihe running high jump and
present n&ti0nal champion, has quit
athletics f|r good. After six years Of
successfulI composition, the former
stanford 1kd Olympic star has settled
down TO tie unruffled pursuit OF agri-
culture. lie friendly winds and rains
Of Winton8 Mercer county. California,
have bIow3 nothing but good will TO
Horine's &cres, and so, with wife
and baby' 'daughter 10 complete the
charm OF Existence alfresco. the form
er champ|tn has hidden adieu to the
game OF 6hck and field
Horinets retirement brings 10 con-
cinsIon all interesting and brilliant
career. tkyen years back. followers
OF track hid field believed the high
jumping tIcord OF M. ]. Sweeney. set
in 1896 al feet SIS inches. to be a
buttfess mich would beat off human
attack fridefinitely. But they were
wrong. Starting his work with some
homemade standards and an old
clothes liie IL the back yard of his
Palo Alto home, HORNE started
course Of preparation which ended In
the smashing OF Sweeney's record on
March 80. 1912. at Stanford Uniyer-
sity, and = performance on May Is,
which boosted the earlier mark by
a Of an inch u feet inches. Which,
tc be inelesdnt. Is some high jump
ing"
An Individual style.
Horlne's attainment can be traced
Is the perfection Of an individual
style, q SORT Of half roll Of the entire
body, combined rWifh lWonderfnl-
spring from the take-0fi in front OF
the standards. While at Stanford, Ho-
rine was cuqched By Dad Moulton. and
though he srii6tthed way MANY Of
the rough SPOT Horines success was
due chiefly et6 personal application
sas ao ss'''1R sl q Sssi,s stsss.sos
when he Captured first place IN the
Stanford California track meet of
1910. Thst.year be cleared the par
at s feet an6l x Inch. IN 1911 the
cardinal star did not compete. and
perhaps the 1ost was the reason for
his Wohderfd' 1orl m the succeeding
season. Starting ID lhe spring bf 1872
with some Hight work, he cleared the
cross bar on March. 10, At s feet 3 ~
inches Gradually Increasing bis pow.
ef he worked up to. the great mark OF
feet 81 inches. established on
March 50 Wills his Stanford team
mates were battling with the Uni
1ersity Of Southern California. But
... -. =. 7. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28
George HORNE Retires
From Athletic Sphere
Former star Stanford Athlete Who Jumped Feet Inches at
Stanford viii Take Up Pastoral Le-Horne Won His Last
Victory at Exposition Games When He Defeated Richards,
Olympic Champion and Other Stars0nce World Champion

of his career at the Stanford farm"
on May IS. when he cleared 6 feet z
inches without any part OF his body
touching the crosspiece. The occasion
was the Pacific coast tryout for the
Olympic games.
Competed in Olympic Games.
Chosen to represent America at the
international games at Stockholm.
HORNE visited New York just prior TO
departure for Sweden Eastern Off
Gals, incredulous Of the Californian's
remarkable performances. practically
demanded exhibitions from HORNE
which resulted in entertaining and
stale condition At Trayers Island.
before a group Of A, A. u. officials,
HORNE cleared feet inches, though
the jump was not recorded as Off
cial. IL was this kind of thing, after
continuous siege of training from
January to June, that caused HORNE
Il. wobble when he faced the supreme
test a. Stockholm.
Az the Swedish capital HORNE, who
had been expected to capture first
place for America, was forced to ac-
,,lscs nosnts Alva Richards an Amer
lean whom HORNE has since beaten
In comnetition. took first honors.
while Iiesche q German entry. placed
second HORNE had no excuses to
offer for his defeat accepting il game.
". though his friends understood the
reason for his mediocre showing to
: nice deeree
W., = Exno.;t;on
linon HE ref,,rn from. the Olympic
Games HORNE went into business IN
San Franciscp and last August while
comnatine for the Olympic club. cap.
t,.red first Mace n the national senior
frack and field. championships. held
af3fbe. expos,fion cinder path. At this
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28

John Comes broke the alley record
for league competition at the 7. NJ. c.
"A. bowling match last evening. Comes
rolled a score of 257, which Is practi-
cally certain to be the high match
score for the season.
: Starting with a spare, strike and
q spare Comes began a series OF
strikes in the fourth frame and con-
tinued striking until the tenth. He
finished with nine pins and spare
at the close. His score by frames was
as follows: 20. 40, 60, 80, 120, $50,
$50, 21O, 239. 259..
The Service took two out OF three
games from the p. B. c. Treptow was
in fine form and led his team. Comes
big score gave him an average of 292,
the best of the "Y'' league season.
Soares did very well with 176 aver
age.
: Tonight the Honolulu Y. NJ G. A.
team bowls against the San Francisco
Naval Training Station In the Califor-
MIA League. Reed, Benson. Mills,
Mosley and Chamberlin win start fer
the first team, while White, Wikal-
der, Goebig. Treptow and Soares make
up the second team. Last night .
oaoroc.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28
KAMEHAMEl3A RIFLE
EXPERT S NAY ENTER
MAINLAND CONTEST

The gallery rife range at the Ka-
mehameha Manual school has been
completed and cadet matches are
scheduled 70 begin this week The
range is located on the manka side
q 1as s snSsSsi "a rife ias
Club are animated with the National
Ride Association. TIE organization be-
ing equipped with Springfield target
rifles OF % calibre. II is expected
that within a short time. so caiibre
Springfield rifles will be supplied for
range purposes. II present plans nsE
ferIalize. the school viii send a team
IS TIE coast next year to participate
- he naLional matches. - 1
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28
Ia JEUNE ALLOWS
HCOMPANY But
THREE Singles


SCH0FIELD BARRACKS, Jan. 81.
The skeptic who is Of the opinion
that only bush league ball is being
played at Cashier in the regimental
series Of the LIST Infantry should have
seen the game today between g and H
Companies and his illusions would
have been dispelled. G Company came
OF victor with the score of to 0 in
what was one of the fastest and best
played ball games ever seen on the
LIST Infantry diamond. bar none.
It was anybody's game from start to
finish and the play through the game
was big league stun. G Company got
on with the starting gun and scored
the only run of the game in the first
half of the first inning. II was not
much but It was enough. and at the
end OF the first halr of the ninth was
as good as a dozen. There were only
three errors made by both teams dur
ing the entire game, and they had no
effect on the score. The fielding Of
both teams was gilt edged, but the
palm has to be given TO the laborers
in the G Company garden. who came
on the field with total OF FIVE put
outs to their credit. and every one Of
them difficult chance.
Among the many brilliant features
or the game was the excellent pitch
ing Of Ia Jeune or G Company. La
Jeune is q southpaw of only little
experience. but his work today places
him in the big stun class. and York
OF F Company viii have TO look TO his
laurels, Ia Jeune only allowed three
scattered hits. and as H Company is
"a hard hitting team the record is one
to be proud OF.
Score BY innings:
y. H. E.
Co. C ....10 900 o 90 81 4 1
co. II 80 0 o o o o o 0 90 3
Earned runs-G Company 1. Bases
on balls-Off Shubert 1, on La Jeune
Il Left on bases-G Company 4. H
Company 3. Struck ont-By La Jeune
10. by Simmons 4, by Shnbert q Time
~ hodr IS minutes. Empires Judd
and Wheeler.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28
MASON SCORES
TWICEsAGA|NST
F GRID STARS
25TH INFANTRY FOOTBALL
sERlES.
Standing Of Teams.
company + ., COMPANY s e.

Especial Star-Bulletin Corr6Sponueneel
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Jan. %.
1t was a fast game that was played
by H and F. companies yesterday az
ternoon. H Company showed up sur
prisingly strong and scored Is points
almost before the game had COM
menced. F Company fought hard to
overcome this lead Ind scored two
touchdowns before time was called
The failure of Gabourel to kick either
of the goals after these touchdowns
is all that gave H Company the VIC
tori
Tumble Is Costly.
On the very first KICKOFF luck was
on the side Of H Company. Banks
kicked off to Weatherly, who fumbled,
and there was mad dash for the ball.
Mason. H Company's right end, was
Johnny on the-spot, gathered in the
oval and carried it over the line for
a pair of fast and aggressive ends.
and were In the limelight throughout
the game. II was Mason who q few
minutes after the frst touchdown re-
ceived forward pass from Banks and
ran 50 yards FOR another six points.
Banks added another By kicking goal,
and the score va 4 70 Q.
Company r Plays Uphill Game.
Ih|r<ee1 points behind after 10 min
J 3: 3 !: s. 8 :;
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28
CONES BREAKS
ALLEY RECORD
AT !. N. c. A.
Y. M. c. a. Bowling League

Last nights match-Service 2. p.
B. c. i.
Tonight's match-Honolulu VS.. U.
S. Naval Training Station Coast
League).
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-28

That the
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Sic n.uen surababnsn.

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midi. unb ia, ih ifeIIte bic Summe,
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es ni&t besrsifen. ipssbalb ihr Batter
i'd, ri6t bssilt babe. jsne Summs
benz @raFenbauie aug Su5ablen uno
pamit 70 pisl iuie Is nob moglih
mar, bic Sdulb su tiIgen, Die er aiii
iih gsnommsn.
ssreiberr pcn 4rnnu oerltano ibrt
0ebdnfsn. sd lab, tab bos Der
eerben iiber bieIem Sduie i9tpebit"
na6m er feline grsdbluug pieber duf.
.9raf DITTO Riigeuipaloe bate einen
Wea einaeI6laaen, Der es mir 5ur
Geioibbeit madts. sines cages psros
sr meiner Rsitpng bebiirfen, nm nlHi
au grunbe su seben. 1leie Summs
tonnte alsbann bas 9eTfid bss 0rds
feh6aufes gum 0utsn penoen unb
besbalb mari i'd iie Mot eem Wsoloh
Der SpefulatiDnsDutb in ben -Haten,
DieIem llngsbeuer, bas Seits BON BEN
@raFen ersriffeH bafte.
otn einem leBten 8riefe on min,
ben iie furs por ibrsm Iooe ibrieb
bate mid msine arms Sdfpeitsr BE-
fdporsn, iibsr ibre airoer unb iibey
ibr Sous su ipadgn, cs ni9t fallen
su IoIIen, 10 lanqe id ss binbtru
f6nnte. limb i'd bate IS ibr nit niei'
nem Wprte ols Geelmaun, NIT meinel
Gorge olg gruber, nit bem qndlenr
ben getpubtieiH zines Sfuloigen &C.
Ip6t".
,,Wo6teit 0u niemuIs ben Beriu1
hem @rafsn DITTO pber RegiHaIo iibsl
bic 5torbeit ihrss Sesinneng' bi
gluaen su 6ffnen?" frd5te Wlarie.
Der sSrsiberr Idfslte mitIetoig
@en bic Softer psrDerben pollen
ben idlaeen fe nit gIinbbeit", er
ipieberte er. rMebrmals uniernahn
id, es, bic Stimme ber 9eruunfi i
bieIem SauIe erIddller 5u ldiIen, bed
i6 traf ouf taube Strsu; bic perlebt
GiteIteit beibsr 5errsH Batter IN
'Subn, motte fih IN eiHer olI5u beut
liden @eiis geitenb.
Doh nun TT bic .3sit gefommsn
no es ii6 I'm Gein ober Tfhtleil
fir bas Sous gfiigsr'ualbe bnnbeIi
Sebi piro man iib msinen 9sbinsun
oen fiiaen miifen; Id gebenfe biei
10 gu itelIen, baB G6lpeiter 5iIbesdr
meinen Sdipur, ibr 6aus dufreht q
bolten, als e.I6lt onIeben ipirb, iper
fie aug Der gehaufuna Der Selipe
ouf unIere arms, triiesrii4e grbe BIN
obieben fann".
Gr mari sinen liebsOolIen Bid ou
bas Wdoher, psIaes i'm 2nufe be
llnterrebung iebr bIsif eeiporben mai
,Wirit Du nun bas llnbegreiflif
periieben, Mlarie2 glns alien bieie
@riinben pasts i6 Is. als Jreiipe,
Der fir ben 9rafen Rssinalb Dor Di'
| binsutreten'.
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