Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-07-07
news ABOUT CLOVER
Town Has Little or no Need For
the Local Guard House.
CLOVER LOST TO KINGS MOUNTAIN

lextlle 6uSlnesS-farmeT6 FI0nt-
ing WeeviI With Calcium Arsenate-
Gardens are Bringing Vegetables
Other Newa and Notes of Metropolis
of Northern York County
(By Staff Correslczdent.)
Glover, July G.-"For rent-one Jail
or guardhouse in the town OF Glover.
1t might be converted into several Of
fees or a small store room since such
quarters in this coming town are badly
needed"
That advertisement might well be
broadcast because it Is evident just
now that Glover has no need of town
Jail since nobody gets in it. I'VE
haven't put prisoner in jail for an
offense against the town in more than
two months" was the comment today
of John A. Jackson, chief of police.
Really" the chief went or to say, "it
is so quiet 1t is monotonous. We are
not even pinching anybody for ex-
ceeding the automobile speed limit
through the town. The council some
time ago raised the speed limit from is
to 20 miles an hour and nobody travels
through Clover's streets at speed
greater than 20 miles an hour. In the
six years / have been connected with
the police department at Glover ! have
never known a period of strict law
observance equal to that of the past
two months"
I'VE haven't had session of police
court in l don't know when," COM
mented Mayor !. ]. Campbell. "Just
simply nothing doing in police circles.
Why the police haven't been called to
break up crap game in the longest
time. True little moonshine trickles
into town occasionally; but little or no
evidence of it's presence comes on the
street" ...-.. .s,i
Learning the Mill Game.
]. w. Quinn, Jr, and Rudolph Logan,
young men of Yorkville have entered
the employ of the Hawthorn Mill here
with a view to learning the textile
business from the ground up. Mr..
Quinn graduated in textile engineering
at Clemson College in the class OF 1922
while Mr.. Logan completed four years
Of studying textile engineering this
year. The young men are occupying
bachelor quarters near the mill and
are hard at 1t. Friends OF both the
young men predict much success for
them in their chosen work. He
Win for Kings Mountain.
In what started out as a fast and
snappy game Of baseball but about the
| fifth took on all the earmarks of the
poorest kind Of an exhibition OF the
national pastime, Glover lost to Kings
Mountain on Hawthorn Field here
Wednesday afternoon. 6 to O. duck"
Rudisill, playing short for Glover
fumbled a couple which were respon-
sible for three runs and after that
Kings Mountain had the game all It's
own way. Johnny Walker, pitching
for Glover, weakened toward the end,
walking several men,. Errors on the.
part of his team mates, however, really
caused the big score. Clover could not
hit CHIEF Costner, pitching for Kings
Mountain. Several hundred fans saw
the game. Batteries-Clover: Walker
and Hogue; Kings Mountain: Costner
and Love. Umpire-Lander Maxwell.
RanIo Comes Saturday.
Clover fans are looking for good
game here Saturday when the fast
Ranlo team of GastOnia comes to
Glover for a game. The locals will
very likely strengthen their team IN
several places. Butler Cook Of New
ton, who pitched many a good game
for Glover last year is expected down
to do the hurting. Glover defeated
Ranlo last Saturday, 5 to 2.
Gardens Come in Good.
Clover horticulturalists and they are
many, are now beginning to enjoy the
fruits Of their labors in the early
spring. Almost every family in Glover
has a garden and most Of them are
now getting all manner of vegetables
! from those gardens. Up until couple
OF weeks ago there were only two or
three Glover gardeners who were eat
! ing tomatoes of their own raising.
Now practically everybody has them In
abundance. There are plenty of beans
and cabbage and squash and other
vegetables Glover grown" now and
several people reported roasting ears"
! from their own patches this week AS
result of the coming of the Glover
vegetable crop truck farmers in the
vicinity report business in the Glover
market considerably off this week.
Will Use Calcium Arsenate.
In addition to picking up squares
and boil weevils, Glover farmers are
going to fight the boil weevil with call
cium arsenate. In fact they are al
ready using it, A Glover firm is ad-
vertising that it has calcium arsenate
for sale and reports that sales of the
boil weevil poison have been many.
Inquiry develops that the farmers are I
going to use both the busting method
and the molasses mixture. In fact they
don't know just which way to do and