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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-05-26
STRIVE TO BECOME ARTIST"
Not Necessary to Paint Pictures, but
TO Do Ones Work With Sklll
and Finish.

When We say an artist, we are apt
to think only Of the one who Is able to
paint a picture. We should have
clearer conception Of what the word
artist really means. 1t is one who
does his work with skill and finish.
Most cooks can make passably good
bread. only the artist offers that
which delights, feeds and satisfies.
1t is easy enough, though one be not
a marksman, to hit barn door with
shotgun. The artist hits the bulls
eye with a rifle.
An elevator boy can stop his car
within six.inches Of the floor level, and
then jerk 1t into place. The artist finds
the exact point the first and every
time.
The pettifogger hangs around the
streets and loafng places Of the town
looking for business, waiting for some
one to have a falling out, or trouble
somewhere. The artist goes among
strangers, rents a room on the tenth
floor, goes to work and the people come
up to him. If he takes vacation they
walt until he gets back or go to the
woods after him.
The minister who neglects his prep
aration through the week, on Sunday
Is greeted with empty pews, finds fault
with the few faithful ones who do
come. The artist is q student every
week, gives his people a message full
Of thought and inspiration. bis church
is crowded.
What high quality Of manhood does
1t require to fly into a At Of passion
when something goes wrong, and to
rage round like q madman.
The artist holds himself In leash,
pitches his tones low and smiles on
through the days work.
The mother, housewife, or woman
with money and time can have pretty
clothes, leisure for rest. or society. Il
is the artist who, on limited means,
can dress decently, operate the house
hold without friction, be happy and
have those about her happy. 1t really
Is an easy to be an artist in your line
az q bungler-easier, once It Is learned.
It Is a good deal more satisfactory,
and pays a lot better.-Thrift Maya
zine.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-05-26
Roger Ascham.

Roger Ascham was famous Eng
llsh scholar and author, born at Kirby
Wiske, near Northallerton, m 1915.
He graduated at Cambridge. and strug-
gled with poverty until patrons came
to his relief. He was famous for his
general knowledge and requirements
in Greek and Latin, and is classed
among older literary men, with Ed
mund Spenser, Sir Thomas More sad
Sir Philip Sydney. His death. in Lon
don, on December 80, 1868, is said to
have been occasiohed by his too close
application to the composition Of a
poem. which he intended to present
20 the queen on the anniversary Of
her accession.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-05-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE.

Notice is hereby given, that the un-
dersigned will make application to w.
E. Snowden, Judge of Probate of Will
liamsburg county, South Carolina, at
his office in Kingstree, S. c., at elev-
en- o'clock a. m, on Monday the 18th
day of June. 1921, for his final dis
charge and letters dismissory as ad-
ministrator of the Estate of Fletcher
Graham. deceased, and at said time
will make full accounting for his act
ings and doings as such administrator.
F. w. WHITE,
Administrator of the Estate Of Fletch-
er Graham, Deceased.
5-12-ht-l&s.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-05-26
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given, That the un-
dersigned will make application to w.
E. Snowden, Judge of Probate of Will
Iiamsburg county, South Carolina, at
his office in Kingstree, S. c., at twelve
o'clock NJ, on Monday the 23rd day
of May, 1921, for her final discharge
and letters dismissory as administra-
trix of the Estate of T. J. Hogan, de-
ceased, and at said time will make
full accounting for her actings and
doings as such administrative.
AMELIA B. HOGAN.
Administrators of Estate of T. j.
Hogan, deceased. 4-21-5tl&s
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-05-26
Let your money work for you, buys
more now than next summer
D. & B. Ice Co.


Oil Tanks and Pumps, Air Comput-
ing Scales, Floor Scales, Show Cases
Account Registers, Rebuilt Cash Reg
listers, Safes, Store Fixtures. THE
HAMILTON SALES CO., Columbia,
SC 1-29-1f
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
ROAD INSPECTION
 Toue ITINERARY


 DOUGLAS. Jan. 20 County Super visors I. C. F, Adams, of Bisbee. and D \. Adams. of Drasoon. and County Engineer Sid Smyth. arrived in the city last evening and. with j. E Hart. of Douglas. chairman of the board of supervisors. they will leave this morn ing on q tour of inspection of public roads in the eastern and northern sec tions of the county. Their itinerary. subject to change. was announced last night by Mr Hart. as follows
 Douglas. Rodeo. Paradise San simon. Bowie. might stopD.
 Friday Bowie. wilcoN. Cochise, Pearce might stop
 Saturday-Pearoe, Courtland, Glee- son. Webb. Elfrida McNeal, Douglas.
 Later. probably in week or ten days. the supervisors and engineer will conclude the inspection trip by going over the roads in the western part of the county.
 Conferrins informally with Superior Judge Albert NJ. Sames last night, tho supervisors assured the new judge that they would provide quarters for him. as already suggested. in the of fees in the court house. to be vacated by the county attorney. who will move elsewhere
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
MEXICAN SMUGGLERS
 CAPTURED AT AJO

MORALES, Ariz.. Jan. 2G.-One Cf the most important catches made by customs officials in some time. was the arrest of d trio of alleged snug slers at Ajo yesterday by Albert P Behan. deputy inspector at that point.
 The men under arrest are Joaquin Robert and Louis Gaona, brothers. wei! known in the Ajo vicinity In 2 Ford auto driven by the men. Customs Inspector Behan discovered F quarts of tequila. a 10-gallOn keg of tequila and quantity of sugar cane and dried meats Th. men are being he'd at the Ajo jail and will be taken to Tucson for trial before the federal court
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YAOUi "OUTBREAK" IS ONLY DRUNKEN FIGHT;
 YAQUi CHIEFS LOYAL

DOUGLAS. Jan. 21--Mr. Gardanier. of the lnternationl Commission com pany, this city, today talked to his partner, Ygnacio Soto. at Nogales, re- garding the outbreak of Yaquis in the state of Sonora. Mir Joto told Gar danier that the report reached Her mosillo yesterday while he was there and that he understood the trouble oc- cured when several Yaquis became drunk and in a light killed two CT three Mexicans and mace their es- cape. Soto said that as soon az the iaqui chiefs learned of the trouble they sent Yaqui officials after the drunken Indians and that they were being followed with good prospects of their being overtaken.
 Mir Soto was given to understand in Hermosiilo that there was no doubt of the loyalty of the Yaqui leaders and if is not believed any more trouble will follow the inc:- dent of the drunken fight
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ASKS CHILDREN TO CARRY ON
 WORK ADULTS HAVE FAILED

PHoENIN. Jan. 2l Miss Elsie Tol"s. state superintendent of public instruction. has suggested to ;2 srI- perintendeBjs and principals of Ari- zOna schools that the schools begin Monday, January 24 completing the quotas for the European relief coun cIl which is seeking 10 save from death hy starvation nearly 3.500, 900 wails of central and eastern Europe.
 Miss Toles communication reads:
 will the children of Arizona carry or where men and women have fail. ed? An average of one-quarter dol lar means hut q small sacrifice for each Arizona child but 1t means the difference between If" and death for a child across the sad. No bigger or better task for children in whose hands rests the future of America is possible than that O. saving from starvation tho children of Europe Will your school start Monday com plcting the quota for your district for the European relief council?
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

business will be gone into thoroughly and we will all understand what is in store for use in the immediate future. T says the official call
 Three ar four things stand out prominently in our discussions this year. Such ls financing of cattle. co, operative marekting problems. tariffs. and state legislation We will. of course. tax. up matters as to grazing on state lands. forest reserves and puhlic domain. railroad rates and con ditinns of shipping. as well as every thing in which the members may have prevailing interest"
 Railroads have offered reduced rates for the convention. according to the notice. and an elaborate program ot entertainment has been arranged
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WEIGH DENIES HE EVER TOLD TOURISTS TO AVOID DOUGLAS
 AND GlssEC TRAVEL ROUTES

PiiOENIX. Jan 2a Protest again t the alleged routing of automobiles tourists through Cochise and Wilcox in the northern sections of Cochise county. to th. exclusion of Douglas and Bisbe. in the southern part O. the county. was receiYed by the chamber oi commerce here today from the Douglas chamber or com merce and mines. Secretary Harry
 Weich of the local chamber denied having ever advised tourists to avoid the Douglas route because of alleged
 bad road conditions. we recognize that the routing by way of Bisbee and
 Douglas is by far the best" he added.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
CELECATICN OF lORDSBURG
 MEN IS DUE SATURDAY

DOUGLAS. Jan l9 The long-ex- pectod return visit of Lordsburg, N NJ bushes sn-n to Douglas, repaying visit made by local Chamber of Commerce officials and automobile m.n to LOrdsbur- some time ago. will b" mad, saturday according to infor- mation contained in 9 telegram r. ccived yesterday at the chamber here
 The information came in q message from W F. Holt editor of the Lords burg Liberal and secretary of the chamber of commerce in the New Mexico town Il said that q party of ten would reach Douglas at noon Sat urday and would leave for home Sat urday night
 IL was said yesterday afternoon that the LorGsburs visitor would he ente-- tained at luncheon Saturday by the di. rectors of the local chamber of com merce.
 Donelas aaI Lordsburg interests harc been cooperating particularly on road matt tr-. many tourists hayin" been routed at LordsburS over the Bankhead highway via Douglas since the visit Of the local delegation there
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LAWS TO RULE MEAT
 BUSINESS WILL BE ASKED

TUCSON. Jan. 2l State legislation 10 govern the meat situation will be asked of the Arizona legislature by the convention of the Arizona Cattle Growers association which meets in Phoenix February s. 2 and 10. accord. ing to Tucson cattiemen who are planning to attend.
 Similar legislation has already been asked by association of cattlemen in Utah. California and Texas. Many Tucson stockraisers are planning to attend the meeting in Phoenix. The call has been issued by Charles P. Mullen. president. N. C. Bernard. of Tucson. is first vice president
 "All the serious aspects of our
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UPRISING OF INDIANS IN
 SONORA TO BE AvERTE0

MORALES. Ariz.. Jan. -o No fur ther developments have been received regarding the murder of three Mexi. can cowboys by band of bronco Ya- qui Indians at Cruz Piedras. south of Empalme. Sunday
 It was stated that several raids made lately by the Yaquis were mere ly sporadic outbreaks that occur iron time to time in the Yaqui valley.
 Francis F.. Dyer, American consul at Nogales. Sonora, stated this morn ing that he had no official information regarding the alleged Yaqui raids.
 It was ascertained from Mexican of ficials that the towns of Cocorit and Bacum were raided by bronco Yaquis but that no loss of life occurred.
 Reorganization Of the Yaqui troops in Sonora is imminent according 10 official information received here. Relative to the reorganization of the Yaqui military forces a conference was held at Hermosillo, attended by Genral | Sanchez of the state of Mo relos, dispatched to Sonora by the war department; Brig. Alfonso de Ia Huerta. military commander of the northern district of Sonora and Gen. Lascaro Cardenas, chief of military operations in the state of Sonora.
 Governor Miguel Pima. of Sonora, who was former military commander of the district. has been in conference with the Yaqui leaders in the Yaqui valley and an amicable settlement Jf all troubles is expected to be brought about fft
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

attempts which. in the opinion of his guards. have been made to rescue him and carry him across the internstiona l boundary into Mexico. and also .p place him safely behind the bars of the Maricopa county jail to await his preliminary examination. John Mont gomery. sheriff Of Maricopa county. brought into Phoenix early this morn. ing Tomas Roman. whose complicity in the murder of C NJ Spaneler and Ernest liintZc al Temp. on Tuesday evening. January II. has been ascsr. tained beyond the shadow of doubt. according to those who are investi- gatins the ease
 Making an automobile run from PhooniN in seven hours and 70 min utos. which is said to be a record Tor the distance Sheriff Montgomery took Roman from the Sisters hospital at NOGales early yesterday afternoon and brought him to the Marocipa cOur- ty iail early this morning
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
SECTION FOREMAN IS
 BLAMED FOR WRECK

TUCSON. Jan 21.-JOhn II. Chubb section foreman. was blamed for the wreck of Southern Pacific passenger train near Vail, Ariz.. on January 14 by railroad board of inquiry which has just completed it's report Sever. al cars were derailed No one was injured. The foreman, the report stat. ed erred in his judgment in permit. ting ties to remain in the track that were not in a condition to hold the guage, and for not adding ties and setting up the rail before it got in an unsafe condition"
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PAGE FIVE
LIVESTOCK BOARD
IN SESSION HERS

PHoENIX. J-n lS The Arizona livestock sanitary board, in session here Monday to discuss legislation and other matters affecting the live stock industry. received an invitation to meet with the livestock legislative committee of the house and discuss beneficial legislation.
 The board today reported large number of shipment of cattl. from northern Mexico w.r. entering the United states at the port of Nogales for transshipment to Mexico City by way oi Fl Paso and Juarez. It was stated these cattle had been allowed entry without dipping because the federal bureau of animal industry usu- ally attended to dipping of cattle crossing the border, but since Dr. R. | flight state veterinarian. saw chance for disease to b- brought into Arizona by this method he had asked nr. T. \. Bray. Fl Paso, inspector for the burcau ni animal industry in this district. for an opinion as to the ne cessity of dipping all cattle crossing the border, even for transshipment ou, of The country
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
FLAGSTAFF ARMoRY WILL BE
 DEDICATED FRIDAY; INGALLS,
 AND LINTON WILL BE PRESENT

pHOENIX. Jan. 20 0-Adjutant Gen eral Walter $. Ingalls, and Captain F.. $. Linton. inspector-instructor of the cadet organizations in the state, leave tomorrow for Flagstaff to at tend the dedication of the Flagstaff srmory Friday afternoon. an event for which Flagstaff c.:izens have planned considerable ceremony. The arnory was built at a cost of Flagstaff. The town also donated five acres for the site, erected stables at a cost of s70GO and is paying for the street paving.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
MEXICAN WANTED FOR PACKARD RANCH MURDER
 ElUDES MEN ON tRAi

Lot GLAS. Jan 20 Police la st night reported receipt of a telegram from Deputy Sheriff Fred Moore at llachi;a. \. M.. stating that the Mcxi- can being sought for the murder of Vi viano cordova. cowboy. on the ranch of Col. E. A. Packard. about 2 miles from here. ill Mexico. was seen at Ha- chita Tuesday The Mexican how ever, was reported to he attempting to make his way back to Naco. Night Polio" Sergeant Claud TOwnsen noti- fled the authorities at Bisbee and Tt Naco. and while local officers watched the train here others were on guard at Osborn. The fugitive was not To- cated. though. and it was believed here last ngiht tha, he hat headed in some other direction.
 Deputy Sheriff Moore and Frank Hillman. in charge of the Packard ranch. left for New Mexico following adyices from Lordsburg that two horses and mule alleged to have been taken from the ranch by two men at the time of the killing. had been recovered and that one man had been arrested. The man arrested was said 10 be an American
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
PHOENIX POLICE TO
 SEARCH FOR ARMS

PIiOENIX. Jan. I9 Chief of Polio. George O. BTisbois today ordered pa- trolmen in search for concealed weap. ons all pedestrians on Phoenix streets after eight D m. as one means of combating crime by prevention. lt was also believed the general search for weapons would have the effect uf ridding the city of many undesirables. Frequent robberies. hold-ups and shootings were declared responsible for the order.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
CANANEA MINES SHUT DOWN: SHELTER MAY CLOSE TODAY:
 NEARLY 2ooo MEN JoeLESS

RlSBEE. Jan. 20. Inquiry today elicited the information that mines of the Cananea Consolidated Mining Co have been closed down and the smel:. er will probably close today The mines were shut down a few days ago. according to reports. About 2000 men are said to be thrown out of work as the result. According to informa- ton. the unemployed are going into southern Mexico instead of returning to the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
CHINsyEn ARE CHARGED
 WITE -ArsSC CFlUN

TrCSGN. la. = Cita.3 '=s.ei largely in IT, -fart D, ,as federal grand jur! naa= a District II, $. Jvdge William F S.~:.iie TaaSsday. Seveit-'en indiotI -ats were --.t.iraed.
 Won@ SAD. I,.9yEia.nT ,: t.. star Cafe. 3i North Fift5 4Je. was in dicted as th- rrcrTiet0r of a9 opium smoking .stabiisi.l.
 Federal agents .asTred they soupd -Four ounces of yen shoe. a hap form of smoking opium. n the hassso.ot of the cafe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
ARIZONA MAN 's HELD ON THE COAST
 FOR MURDER HERE

SALT LAKE: CITY. Jan F Harry Nash. COW purch-r. fancy roJ.r and expert pistol shot is Ence- ares, in Los Angeles iH connection ai;h the murder of Martin S.twat 'r.. of payson. tab. ~tu was sia,n near Flagstaff, ariz :p.il '. a.oc,dins to information 2. ..yad as-- ;"oay.
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
SLAYER SENDS
 GOVERNOR DRAWING SKETCH

PHOENIX. Jan -Nichan Martin. convicted Of murder in connection with the killing of Arthur Desteunde-. Canadian ex-soldier in Yavapai coun- ty. has sent Governor Thomas Camp bell number of Den and ink sketches it was stated at the executive office today
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23
SONOSA COvEEHoE rN -
 CONFERENCE w!-a vsouus

NpGALkS. Ariz-- Js-- Governor Misue! Pima, gOyeEaor o5 the state of sonora, Is in conference with yaqui chiefs. according io reports from Her mosiilo. For h. pas: several oays. Governor Pima .nas been circulating among the numerous villares in the iagui country. arranging for the care and welfare of the snha5,taSts.
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SENATE GETS FAvoRABLe RE-
 PORT MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS
 REGULATE PETROLEUM SALES

PHOENIX. Jan. 20 Ti.. corpora tions committee of the senate of th' Arizona legislature this afternoon ro ported iayorably on the memorial iC congress calling an the government to regulate the petroleum industry il order Ia prevent the cost of fuel oil from going higher and thus increas ing the cost of domestic gas and cleo tricity manufactured ar generated through the use of fuel oil On account of non delivery Of prin. ed bills fact which gave rise to no small discussion little was achieved 1 in the legislature excep; for the lnir, evident. members said, that the leg. 1 islature shortly would be overwhelm cd with work on account of it's pres ent inability To get bills back from the printer in Tucson. IL was decided that the memorial service for Arizona soldiers. whose bodies were being brought home from France, would be held tomorrow 'n a joint session There will be spe- cial prayers by the chaplains and re marks for the house by Representa- tive Remington and for the senate by Senator MacMillan. There also will be meeting of the senate commit tee on corporations tomorrow in the nature of public hearing on the bill proposing ta classify cotton gins as public utilities.
 House bills introduced today fol low
 House bill 2. providing for license tax on gasoline. dis,iiiate and liberty fuel and for registration of dealers
 House bill 25 by Burk. amending the law referring to government nf towns under 5500 population
 House bill 2S. by BoehrinSer. amending law referring 90 holding of school elections
 House bill 2s, Hy Boehringer amending school laws with respect to district census marshal.
 House bill 90. by roenrinser. pro vidins for student loan fund for uni- versity and state normals.
 House bill 3I. by Wylie. establish ins a branch of the superior court 1t Douglas with . resident judse. depu- ty sheriff and deputy clerk
 House Dill g. by Phillips. regula.- ing the profession of nursing.
 House bill B. by Milner making additional appropriations for artesian investigation in san simon valley.
 House bill q. by Phillips. to amend the law on licensing for foreign cor porations.
 House bill 36, by 8etts. providing for payment of interest on school warrants when there is no money n the fund on which they are drawn.
 House bill 56. by Jones. requiring horse-drawn as well as motor yehi- cles to display lights when on the road at night.
 House bill g, by krebs. increasing the amount Of purchases or contracts which boards Of supervisors may make or award without calling for bids.
 House bill Ss. by Krebs. defining duties of county engineers.
 New Senate bills were:
 Senate bill 29. by Lines. changing the law with reference to publication of articles of incorporation.
 Senate bill 90 by Ciaypocl. chang ing the law with reference to organi. zation of political parties.
 Senate bill 31 and g. by Elliott, issuance of municipal SC rial bonds and limiting the rate of in ferest to eight per cent
 Senate bill 33. by ;;ddy. appropriat- ing s25o.0e0 for completion Of the road between Yuma and Agua Cali entes
Tombstone epitaph., 1921-01-23

Safford-Water Users Assn. plans extensive improvements.
 Scandinavian paper factories order sodium sulphate from Camp Verde.
 Apache Trail Film Co. to erect stu dio at Midland City.