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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-17

son of Gonvick spent the fore part
of the week in Bagley surveying.
Mn and Mrs. II. E. Foss and Mr..
and Mrs. j. q. Burns and SOM ack
motored to Shevlin Sunday.
N. r. johnson, assistant cashier Of.
the First National bank at Gonvick,
spent Tuesday evening in Bagley.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Daigle
on Monday, May 8. a baby boy.
Mrs. A. J. Haugen and daughter,
Miss Alfredo, and Mrs. H. F. Deger-
ness motored to Bemidji Thursday ot
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-17
.THE MIDLANDERS" AT THE
GRAND THEATER WEDNESDAY

When Bessie Love comes to the
Grand theater for two days begin
ming Wednesday, next, she Will bring
to the screen a portrayal Of the pic-
)turesque life lived in the midlands
OF the Mississippi river.
Charles Tenny jackson, author OF
the popular novel. "The M.dlanders'
from, which Miss Loves latest screen
play has been adapted has given read
ers and motion picture fans an un--
usual story Of the quaint folk Of the
Mississippi about whom very little
is known.
y Miss Love and her directors Ida
May Park and Joseph De Grasse vis-
tied tbs section of the country and
spent many weeks studying the ecce-
trio people, their lives and habits,
and in fact many of the scenes OF the
production were ttshot" on the iden-
tical locations described by Mr.. Jack
son in his whiting.
Accordingly Miss Love will bring
to the screen for the first time true
picture Of life as it is lived by the In
lrabitants Of these Mississippi lands.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-17
NEWS OF THE THEATRES

yelled Mouse" and every mother
was up on her chair in second. In
this picture Edgar and his chums
stage Hamlet up in the hayloft.
Edgar is Hamlet and his chum Fred
;dy plays the ling, while. Rubeenious,
a colored boy is the ghost and Curley,
another pal, lis Ophelia. 1t will app,
pear at the Grand theater commenc-:
ing Wednesday. E d #l 4
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-17

last week to visit with Mrs. Haugen's
Mrs. A. j. Peterson.
81 M. J. aKolb, president Of the Clear
water County State bank, transacted
business at, Gonvick and Clearbrook
the. fore part Of the week.
III. Vance and o. Fureseth ms
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-17
"BLACK BEAUTY" COMING

The greatest of all stories. BLACK
Beauty has been made into a big
spectacular film. All the atmosphere
and simplicity Of Anna Sewell's fam
GUS narrative has been preserved and
in addition An inside story has been
written by LILLIAN and George Ran
dolph Chester. The picture will be
shown at the Elko theater next Sum
day. Monday and Tuesday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-17

,tored to the Twin Cities Wednesday.
IS Mrs.,Nels Solberg and son Dickie,
of sSheylin, spent Tuesday in Bagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. M. Borcy Of Moose
township, announce the birth Of ba-
by girl May 8. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-05-17
Xxx = + 4 * = ~ + = +
$50 .:s,% BAGLEY 5N.

& A. j. Powers, attorney of Mahno-
men, was here Tuesday attending to
business matters. ..
Oscar and John Ostrom of Fosston
spent Monday in Bagley. ,
Miss Hiida Leet left Monday for
Bemidji where she will spend the sum-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
SANTA Re IS NOW
SELLING TICKETS
DIRECT TO PUEBLO
Back-Water at Belen
Gives Trouble; River
Here Dropping

The santa Re railroad a about
recovered from riood trcui les. The
has lcopencd IT. line TO
Pueblo and y - more sci'ins tick
cts direct 70 the rcOd-stricfen city.
Il was announced here tits morning
Train s,-yice INTO Albuquerque over
the main 10 agani sssuining nor
ma schcduls. Because Of heavy
aims. trains we're niyinE late Tot
several days on account Of soft track
hut were nearly on time today ~
was stated here inat military pass
ports are sttil necessary 10 enter fu-
eblO. Persons having business ther'
may enter but sishtsecrs are being
Kept Out.
Repers here are that she irriga-
ton bitches have ~overflowed u
formed a huge lake between miieporis
No. 4 and No. 2 west uf Bclen. Seven
farm houses have been crumblcd By
the water. Hugh Williams. state
co%uporntion commissioner, went
through Albuquerque yesterday 20
look over the situation.
The santa Fe was asked To cut an
outlet for the water through its rack
hut refused on the ground that this
would send the water through Belen''
main streets and suggested cutting
the Ocean-tO-Ocean highway.
Edmund Ross. county surveyor re-
ported here this afternoon that th'
no Grande al Albuquerque was
rteadlly falling all day yesterday ana
last night. The drop " said TO have
been four or five inches In the las
a. hours.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

Members OF Harmony Lodge No. 4,
and Hebekan Lodge No. 10 marched
In q body from thu l. %. -. y hall 70
the Central Avenue Methodist church
yesterday morning. when III odd
Follows held their annual memorial
service. REV. W. +. Nandcrpooi pas
tor Of the church. preached the SER
mon.
Mrs. Elizabeth INhrman aud =. ~.
Peak announced thcir marriage az a
dinner party given az the homo OF
the bride an 1000 South John street
yesterday. The couple were secretly
married In -. Francis cathedral at
Santa Pc on April 2.
Porn Co Me. and MR.. Tlmcto Saiy
twin boys. They nave been named
Tir..to, Jr. and Earuento
The Board III Directors OF the
Y. ". {. 4. wii meet az the Y. W.
9. A. rooms az 1880 O'Clock tonight.
A auccessor Tor Miss Elizabeth Rose.
who has resigned as recreation sec
f'etary. will be on Of the subjects for
discussion. The meeting viii be an
important ~
". d. McIl,ain laas bcc appointed
the representative 81 the Carlsbad
Chamber OF Commerce on the hoarc
Of directors OF the state chamber
according to advice received by ~ ~
Watkins this morning.
The county agent aud county dem
~Onasratl0n agent viii go to Barton
Wednesday TO attend To community
club work there. Mrs. puty, dem
~ongtration agent. viii be In Armiio
this afternoon. attending a meeting
u the girls sewing class.
I2uis y. Turner. who was director
Of the Moose comedy. "Snappy Re
49,. 90 .-Iu.N L. a.. A. a.ManH.N Inn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
MAN ARRESTED HERE
ON INSANITY CHARGE
HAS HERO MEDAL
G. Hattins. Ex-Service
Man. Helped Save
100 Lives

G.. Haitins. an Indian who IA now
confined In the county jail awaiting
an examination into his sanity by the
district court. IL a hero. A medal
found In his possession when he was
lodged In tho hil. shows that he wac
once = member OF the crew OF tho
steamship Florida which aided In the
saving " 100 lives when the royal
mail ship Baltic was wrecked IN mid
ocean on January 20. 1909.
pafroiman Fred Renfro arrested
Hattins on Friday night. and turned
him over 20 the sheriff. He has been
wandering around the streets Of Al
huquerquc Tor some time. begging
money. The officials OF the voca-
tional training bureau asked that he
be arrested, and pronounced insane
by the district court. so that he can
be placed In training at the federal
vocational training center for The
Indians at Pueblo. Colo.
nnttins ~ an ex-service man, as
well as "a former sailor. The large
silver medal beers the following In.
scuption;
prom the ealoon passengers OF
the u. NJ. =. Baltic and the u. NJ. y
Republic. 20 the Officers and crew Of
tho =. \. Republic. Baltic and Flor
ida. for galiantry. commemorative
the rescue Of over i.7OO souls. Jan
20. 1903"
The REVERSE side 90 the medal hears
his name. and an engraving OF a ship
with "a large hole IN its side. sendine
cut distress signals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
Military Funeral for
Albuquerque Boy Who
Drowned in Ohio

A military funeral will be held for
Corporal Charles W. Henry. age ~
years. son OF Mrs. Ollie Johnson, 72l
South Edith street. Henry was
drowned at camp sherman. chill
cothe, ohio. last Friday. The body
was shipped from ohio today and
should arrive In a few days. The
funeral viii be from the Baptist
church In charge OF the American ie-
glon. Henry was a member Of &
company 18Th Infantry. 4. : Army
Besides his mother he leaves two SIS.
tiers and one brother here.
G. 7. French will have charge oi
funeral arrangements. the date ol
which will be announced later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

KANSAS CITY. June 2O.-cattle
receipts. 1890. beef aicers slow, 10
10 70 cents lower. early top, tN.S5
with $3.50 bid. most morning sales.
81 90 SOC; inferior kind. 5000
$50; ycariings and Eat she stock, -
b. IS cents lower. some cows on
moe. many yeafiingr. 37.ebHA.0
few cows above $3.50. many sales
81. 80 % 6.Ooi most cutters around
ss.0o. all other classes around
steady. bulk good v~calcrs. $500; top
tS.Nb. many other calves fh.OOm
100. tanners mostly. 81, O09 2.25i
common Texas bulls. s3.2b. early
stockers. t5.boWs.5o; rood liEht
feeders. ff.ib.
10 20 cents higher than last weeks
pn .kers. ss.Ib: $50 70 us pound hOgs
70 shipper. t5.S5@ soc. 500 pound
aveta x t7NV. pisr. as 10 Is cents
lower. few selected buucher, fsio. =
sheep receipts. 5000. lambs aud
~ trlings mostiy b0m1s ccuts higher,
some s,los mp 81. Arizona lambs.
tii..s. natives. siO.sb. fed yearlings.
So IS. sheep fully 20 cents higher
ewes. sS.50; Texas wethsra fi-Ss.
DENVER. June 20.-Cauie re-
sseers. ss.75as75i cows and heifers.
lsf6.tomT 50: calves. 5000 1859,
stockers and feeders. tf.00g see
bulls. $500 $50.
Hogs. receipts. 1899, market
higher. top. $50; bulk. $1,000
sheer receipts. 1000; marksi
steady. lambs. $50 9i0.7bi ewes
. .50MA50.
CHICAGO. June 2O.-catfie re
roipta. ~ 600. dry fed steers u sh'
stock strong 10 i5 cents higher
plain and grassy kinds steady. toi
lyearilngs, t9.l5: handy weight steers
sS.s5: bulk butcher stock, s7SOH
S.b0; bulk fat she stock, tt7bMG25
Gamers and cutters largely, f2.0On
$50. bull veal calves. stOckers ans
feeders steady, bologna bulls largcll
af.sbQ4.bO. butcher grades mostly
ss.25 1896 bulk veal calves. tA.2st
300.
Hogs. receipts. fs.ooef active
mostly 10 To 20 cents higher thai
yerterday's aycruge. some lights an
mlxcd. up more. practically ali soil
early. top. $50. bulk. ts.1bWStS
pigB fully 20 cents higher bulk de-
sirnble. aS.loN s.g5.
hhccp receipts. 10000; generally O.
10 40 cents higher. some heays eve
up more. Idaho lambs, ti2.G
straight; top natives early. ti2oo
some held higher; bulk natives eariS
nI1Sm12.00; few choice iiFht ma
tive eve, N.ooi bulk fat ewes 's5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

CHICAGO June to.-Farornhle
weather for harvesting together with
aggression In the stock market had
q brarlTh effect today on wheat.
Trade lacked volume and prices Hcre
rasllF Influenced. Opening quota
tons which varied from y % ~
oonls lower. were followed b. mater.
IA further eafbaoks and then some
ihinF a "A rally.
Corn declined In sympathy With
wheat. After oreninE * cont OF ~
x cent 90 u market underwent a
moderate Fencrnl fan.
Oain were governed by the action
Of ofhef cereals. starting unchanged
10 4 sent higher; sept s3A 20 sly
cents and then undergoing a sag al
aT1una.
fsshff ~qnotations on hogs gave
nfmnfsa 10 protlGIonas
WoaknNtf Ia roifon A. vel a. ~
alolEa Ird - additional declines iatci
~ 4IHaI. The cIule vas heat3. , a.
IL.Ih U1I |0UIL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

ttad1ator repntrtnH. Outchrt ANU ~
Kans.' has arrived in tho city 10 act
~ deaooneHs for the Lead avenue
Methodist church she VIII assist
Deacon.ss Edith Gorhy until Septem-
her. when the latter VIII go 10 kunsis
city 20 study az q national trainint
s.hooi fof dcaconeaeea Miss Way ~
"a graduate Of the training school
She Is living az 2i7 South sixth street
pr. Gron and Dr. j. - Dey 81
Santa Re, are In Albuquerque 20 at
tend the meeting % the state dental
sollCty.
Dr. e.. A. Harrifon ana wife of
santa De are in Albuquerque. DR..
Harrison win be here during tins
sefsion Of the state dental society
Joe \. Sehacfor. pas exalted ruler.
and Ecnty Miller. OF the f1ndlny O.,
lodge OF Elks. accompanied by Mrs.
Miller. PASSED through Albuquerque
yes.crdey. They are o. their way "a
Los Angeles O. attend the convention
there neat month. and are making
tn trio by automobile.
Lynn H.. Fox. secretary Of the
\. N. e.. A., received word from hii
home la GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, That
his father was very low and wn'
not expected to live long. MI foa
will leave In a few dayh FOR jnmcs
vile.
Mrs. Charles Warrington lct laa'
nleht for los Angeles Tor tho sum
mer
TIE Misses Marie and trsula Ball
ing left last night for San Diego. Col
Thsk win visit fricndH during th'i'
stay.
bob McAllistor returned last night
from a vacation of two weeks IN ~
Louis lie visited friends and roiu.
tivpf There.
Miss Emma Wcfterhausen of
81 Houston. Texas is IN the city fol
q visit with her parents. She wal
accompanied home by another sister
Mils Helen Wontorhauson. who ma.
been visiting at Dallas and Houston
They will spend a few weeks herr
before going on 10 the coast.
Iiacido Jnramlllo. warden u th'
state penitentiary at Santa De, u ~
the city today.
un. hanged. firsts. 2ac. seconds. iSc
Butter unchanged creamery, sac
packing lie.
Poultry unchanged; hens. soc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
MARRIAGE LICENsEs.

Margaret ~. Bowman. Alhuqucr-
que. Johr u. Hughes. Albuquerque.
Madge stephens. Mnriarty. T,rschci
Lazy. Estnncia.
Madhn Earle. Albuquerque; jaw
spoon. Albuquerque.
Joscfa Sediiio. Albuquerque. Gallo
tano Montoya. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
New York Stocks.

NEW YORK. June 20.-Additionai
lo1ses u 2 20 s points Involving many
low records Tor a long period OF yeafA
mtrEed another day OF drastic "
quotation ON the stock cAcnanBe
falln auuroximated 1.eo0. 0oo shares
an. lIuAlna Wa MLlE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
DEATHS

SCHROEDER The body Of Mrs Edna
shipped to Rutland Il# un SO. 3 Tuesday
Tor huriul Tho body will ue iu state az
blaksmorrs chapel until noon tomorrow D.
"Iu uv accompanied east by the husband
Infant d1r. hirr and ME- Schroeder f. mother.
MANfltLD-Mu NctIe CEss Naxheld.
rsr % ysars died at O. local ,anitaruui
yesterday morning she bad resided 90
Albuquerque Tor three years coming here
lrnm Hartford Coma urr husband " Do.
NaNfeld. vas with her Funeral arranFr
mcnts viii ht anuounrrd later g.. g. French
b. in charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

-Four dollars. full Az load, fac
tory wood; limited amOunt. Hahn
Coal Co, phone 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20
ToDAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

raily the corn market somewhat. The
Close was heavy. = TO = cent net
lower.
Close.
wheat-JuIy. sLsts; september,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

MN YORK, June 1ol--IIboTtN
bonds closed shs. $3.50, nrst a.
ssf.f0 bid; second - tss.b9t trsi
4Gn ss7.sO: second AS. Fss.7t
thisd AS. fsifgs fourth as
SSi.ss; victory sAa. S9s.te; victory
4aa soS.fe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

KEW YORK. June 2o.-Bar silver.
doaosaic. SAFE: foreign. 59Nc.
Copper ensy, eiectr5 iytic spot aud
na.r6f. lSc. Juiy and August. iah q
I1Lc.
W esricr: spot ana nearby. s2sss;
~futufsff 44a.oO.
irnn steady No. I northern. tefH
$500. No. Z northern. t23.eo 10 2f-oei
No 3 routhefa. teo.o Wsi.oe.
Lead steady: SPOT. tf5e.
zlnc STEADY: East -. Louis spot
af.4t Wt.5o.
Antimony. spot. t6.i2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

Cannons were fist used In the carlS
mart OF the tith century.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

NEW YORK. June so.-prime
mcrcahtiio paper. Ga n6A exchange
heavy. sterling dcmand. az ~ cables
27TH.
Time loans steady 90 days. % days
sud 9 months. 81 per cent
Cali money easier, high "a low
s.. ulinr rate u closing 80 n5i last
! L
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

NEW YORK. June zo.-cotton fu-
lures closed steady; Julg. fi0.eI,
Ocfoher, tii.bi: Dcccmbcr. sl2.os;
January. si2.if March. H2tA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

The Romans In ancient times use'
10 hirr wnmon 20 Menn n funnrala
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

un. hanged; firsts. use. seconds. Use.
Butter unchanged, creamery, atcs
packing ifc.
Poultry unchanged; hens. soc.
y nase fdf.Ahf ~'reewtaf. Ill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-20

end Of the trail there will be- re-
frefhmcuts. games and stories,
Ihr rnsc ~ Ihr Snnia Ic rnllrnnd
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-13

liam Lewis, James Cornwell. William
Wade, James Clowney. Clemson
Lucius Melton, Grady Wade, Citadel
Burns Jones, George White, Shell
don Roper, Herman Hamilton, U. of S.
C.-David CASTOR. u. of n. C.-Tom
Brice, Wofford-Paul Hardin, Leon
Presley, James Lynn, Tom Stokes,
Allen Stokes, T. ]. McFadden, j. G. Hol-
lis, Jr., S. C. Medical College-"Blue"
Brice, Russell Mcconnell, Hope Big
ham. B. M. MAX Barton, Ed. Cald-
well, S. w. Pryor, Jr, John Young
Blue Ridge school for Boys-SaGng
Heyman, Robert Moffatt. Ersline--
David G. Phillips, Jr., Jack Marion,
Harvey S. White, Jesse White. Wof-
ford Fitting school--Neal Williams,
Harris Jones. Furman University
Wake Myers. North Carolina A. & <.
Mccoy Corkill, John B. Cornwell.
Winthrop-Misses Elizabeth McLure,
Juanita Hough, Aleen Hough, Jane
Hough, Louise Simpson, Halle Will
iiams, Louise Peay, Louise McFadden,
Mary Hough. Louise Williams. Con-
verse-Miss Isabel Hardin. G. w. c.
Miss Lorene Davis Major George
Gillette, of Camp Jackson, Is here to-
day making final arrangements for the
movement of the 5lst Artillery from
Columbia to Camp Eu3tis, Va. 'Ches-
ters invitation TO occupy the Fair
Grounds during the movement has
been accepted Troops will begin to
leave Camp Jackson Saturday, and
will commence to arrive here about
next Wednesday. Col. Hilton will be
in command. A detour will be made
to reach the Fair Grounds so as not
to injure the city's paved streets. The
movement is through Chester, York,
Gastonia, etc, the more direct route
from here via Rock Hill having had to
be abandoned on account of the poor
bridge across South Fork..---....-.-.-The
home of Hon. and Mrs. r. O. Atkin-
son Of Lowryville, r. F. d. /, was the
scene OF pretty wedding yesterday
afternoon at five o'clock, when their
daughter, Miss Margaret, was united
in marriage to Mr.. A. L. Breeland Of
Holly Hill, the Rev. F. Ray Riddle OF
Lowryville, officiating. The ceremony
was solemnized on the front porch.
and a large c.owd of friends and
neighbors was gathered for the happy
event.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-13

D. B. Matheney of Mt. Pleasant section
of No. 2 township, marketed one of the
first bales of 1921 cotton which was
ginned and bought by the Cliffside
mills. The bale weighed 442 pounds
and brought $76.14. Mr. Matheney had
the first bale last year, which weighed
462 pounds and he received thirty cents
per pound, or a total of $13S.6O. Mr..
,Matheney is one Of the best cotton
farmers Of that section.............The Off
cials of the six churches on the Bel
wood charge met at FallstOn last Sat
urday afternoon and decided TO move
the location OF the parsonage from
BelwOOd 20 FallstOn. 1t was decided 10
sell the parsonage property at Belwood
purchased at Fallston. FallstOn is a
beautiful country village on the state
highway between Shelby and Morgan
ton and no doubt it will be quite pleas
ant for the Methodist ministers who
shall be sent there by the Methodist
conference, in the coming years.............
A marriage interesting a large circle
of friends of both the bride and the
groom throughout the county is that of
Miss Gladys Weaver, one of Shelby's
prettiest and most popular young girls
and Mr.. Cletus S. Hord of Lawndale
which happy event took place Friday
evening at the home of the brides
father Mr.. J. A. Weaver on East Ma =
rion street, at o'clOck..."....John Kin
caid, who is serving a sentence on the
chaingang for handling liquor was sent
this week by County Physician X. c.
Ellis, to Rutherfordton hospital for an
operatiOn.............A telephone message
from Cherryville says the seventeen
year -old son OF Claude Mullin was
drowned in a swimming hole while out
with n few boys taking a swim.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-13

Cleveland Star (shelby), Sept. 9: The
town council in its regular monthly
meeting Tuesday night elected Gerard
Lipscomb superintendent of the water
and light plants, succeeding Victor
Rudasill, who killed himself a few
weeks ago. Mr.. Lipscomb was water
and light superintendent at Union, s
c., and has been electrician with the
Electric Service Co., Of this place for
several When j. NJ. Sparks
went over to Buret Wellmon's house
near the Kings Mountain battle-ground
this week to deliver a death message,
he found Mrs. Wellmon out in the yard
firing a pistol at big rattlesnake in
the chimney corner. Mr.. Sparks help
ed in killing the snake and brought the
nine rattles with the button to The
Star. office Friday .afternoon....-.....-.Mr
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-13
i. IN1gUZ 49, As

II believe they do" he replied, "but
why do you ask?"
"Oh, nothing; only was just think
ing you must have broken up an infant
class. s."-Boston Transcript.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-09-13
GARNERED With SCISSORS
News From Within and Without
the County.
CONDENSED FOR QUICK READING
Some Items of Fact, some of Comment
and All Helping to Give an Idea OF
What Our Neishbors Are Saying and

Lancaster News, Sept. g: Governor
Cooper has ordered general election
held the second Tuesday in October,
the 11th, TO fill the office of judge OF
probate of, Lancaster county. James
E. Stewman, judge Of probate, died
some weeks ago and an election IS
necessary to choose successor. 1t Is
understood there will be several can
didates for the position.......--The Lam
caster public schools opened yester-
day. 622 pupils being enrolled at the
Central school and 266 at the mill
school. a total Of S8S...J. Edward
Stogner, who had been seriously Ill
for several weeks, died at his home in
this city, Wednesday night at lO
o'clock, aged As years. He leaves be-
sides a wife and two children, his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Stogner, of the Douglas section OF the
county, The first bale of new cot
ton to be sold on the Lancaster mark
ct was bought by O.. c. Blackmon
Wednesday at 81 Ia cents. The cot
ton was raised by Jesse Sims on II. II.
Horizons Cunningham farm. The
bale weighed 46S Sounds. T. o.
Brewer, OF Columbia, is in jail, his
Studebaker six in the hands Of county
authorities, and sixty gallons Of liquor
safely confined in the office of Sheriff
John p. Hunter, all the result Of few
hours work on the part Of local booze
sleuths, including Sheriff Hunter
Chief of Police Bell, Claude Davis and
Chief of Police Vincent OF Heath
Springs, who played into the other Of
ficers' hands unknowingly when he ar
rested Brewer on q charge of speed :
ing through the town of Heath
Springs Rodman- Walkup company
department store, which has been
closed for 10 days, opened yesterday
morning and are now doing business
satisfactory settlement having been
made with creditors.
Chester Reporter, September g: Mr..
Amos Pullman, OF RlcnpurS' has peeLi
awarded the Citadel scholarship from
Chester county as n result of the COM
petitive examination held in July ~..
Carl Hollis, of Great Falls, was given
O. hearing before U. S. Commissioners
Paul Hemphill Tuesday, and his case
sent up to the Federal court at Rock
Hill for trial. Hollis is accused Of
making changes on a one-dollar bill
SO as to pass it for a five-spot.......--.
Chester's college students are leaving
every day for the respective institu-
lions thai they will attend the coming
year. A partial list is as follows:
Presbyterian College of South Caro-
lina-F1oyd Banks. John Johnson, Will