Lina Cavalier..
?Sf?XA CAVAUKR?, the'g?wd opera
J^j prima donna, and Lucien il uni
3 tore, tier Muslin nd and tba tenet
of the Grund Opera. Tarin, will be
the heroine and hero, respectively, of a
(il- reel productiou by the Playgoers*
Film company. The picture will deal
with Cavalier!"* own love ?tory, and
a- company .of- :_KK) wlH support the-fa*
mops couple. . ?. .
Dustin FnrnunTuow appears for the
moTi?s lu "The ftqurtw Man." In which
he made auch a grce, hit on the stage.
-.-!
John Bunny, the motion picture star,
now appearing in "Tba Honeymoon
ers." a silent dna um. in Kew York, haa
received nn offer to present ? - reper
toire of silent dramas In Australia and
the Chinese- and east Indien seaport
towns. Bunny m the foremost motion'
picture favorite throughout the far
-" ? ?' '.*' 1 i it ' 1 . ' '
ANDERSON MEN TO BE
?' _
MEETING HELD TOMORROW
?N RE FR_?GHT QUESTION
FOR LOWER RATES
_____
W. W. SuUivan and D. A. Ledbet
ter W?? Ast It?r Equalised
freight Rates Here
In an effort to secure equalised
freight rates for Anderson, together
with, other competitive^ points, or
Greenwood, Spartauburg and Green
ville, W. W. Sullivan, chairman of
the transportation committee of tho
local chamber of commer?a, and D. A.
Ledbetter of Ligon eV L&better, will
tommorrow moet with' representatives
of Southeastern railroads in Atlanta,
being made of a delegation repnJ
senting the four major cities- men
tioned above/ . They will endeavor to (
eee that these four cities are put on.
the same rate equalization - baals as.
Western .North Carolina cltiati and.;
North Georgia cities, a" ofwHkm now
take a,lower interstate ratev frdm tho
Ohio river oolnta north :>n?! w?et iban
th? <v.i.i? &? this stat?, ii
ls. understood that there ls a very
npledld chance- <*t th* jolntlconfer
enco of Qretiwood, Anderson, Green
v?*!- sr.d Andar?n. *r,a haw iii?kcd
?'??ir case togather, securing a rt-due.
lon in such rate, ff so, lt is pointed
od? by ouwmiSw- of >the chamber of
commerce, that. it will effect Q aa v ki g
in.freight rates to Anderson of many
thousand dollars per annum, and put
thlB city in the same class with tho
North Georgia and . Western North
Carolina jobbing points on the Ohio
River business moving southward.
For many years. Nort Georfgla ind
Western Noyth,Carolina h av 3 enjoyed
better intestate freight rates, from
' Ohio Hiver points and points north
and wester the Ohio River than An
derson abd bvj. ??ator piedmont io1
bing cilios, .yany efforts have. b?eW
made to rectify thia condition, but no
far.. without matottai results. . It is
now believed' that, the ebofeaence .ia
Atlanta'.today may secure thia equal
isation ?of rates...
'' All ?aessea.
Mexico Ch^;t|tJaroh jlg^The' Huor
t on I gilt claimed
although admlt
ofe/graetft again
Outtin Firm:m.
eastland b!a personal appearance would
j probably create a furor.
Theodore T. Wharton, formerly .with
Essa/iay, will,build astudio at Ithaca,
.V 7., where he will make.productions
?and release them under the name of
Wharton ?Urna. > . ?.?.'
Joseph W. Smiley of the Lubin stkff
of directors bus just finished the pro
duction of. a .picture upon , which .foe
expended eren more -tuon bia*custom
ary, energy and oare* -Itdt a big ?tory
-rigorous, yet full of heart-and will
probably, bb .roleased "in three reels.
.The Hobt of Evil." "by Norbert Loak,
Ifcvolvea a Bamber of Interesting ehnr
actenrVtn their relation to what tba
title obviously suggeets^-money.
----- K
Mary Puller, heroine of the Ed??e?:
*Doily'of the Dallies" series, is very
much elated .orar a recent, proof of her
world wjde fatnei She bas Just reoetv
e<l a letter from farpff Australia which
bore nothlmf-eriSthe envelope-rexcvpt
-M.. . :' < ? . ?_
Ung that details were lacking."
railroad circles, .however, the newe
la discredited tora large extent on the
ground that Mlppjito, 180 miles eas?
of Torre?n, '.s the nearest point ol
ccimnun?ctti?un., >
Tho government; also ... claim? -ric
tories at Cuadro, Ci?negas and Ar
seaga. ... .. ,;.", . . ....
I^?CIAL ME?T1N?
OF T^E BAFtA?AS
foterastia? Debate Will Bc m Fea
Tonight has'been looked forward to
for ?ame time by tho- members of the
Baraca class ot'tire' Flrat Baptist
Church bf Anderson-and it is expected
that.the event of.tonight will be one
of ibo most pleasant In thc; history
of the clata^/ }$$ta 'to tho regular
night for the -fOfilsd moating of the
elass i?id every .effort baa been road's
t&rt^d^?,^ pn&oj .morcjhan.
ordinary'njtefewt^,
'A. feature of tho program for the
meeting la thejdebate. The question
is. Resolved: Tbf^ tbe tight of auf?,
frage should tfe. ekt.mdad to the *ro
nien of South Carolina. Tho-affirma
tlve will bj?.represented by S. M. Wolfe
5???? i-\ Tji??'?eU w???i? thu ilCga
presentednPy C. B. Earle Leon !_.
--w -s??%j*. jM^g??r fer. ;??
occasion are stull?ient ?issuance that
thc debate .wiri' be JV*!'?. .frort!? Sharif;:.
The following is like remainder of
tba. pTOgrs!?\.??}r;.lhc
l'rayer-Wv F.jiqiL teacher,
.ddreas or .??le?jpw-jrPresidenf D. C.
Bipwn; . v :
- vflblo-'Rex^F-tice.,,.,, -
-Solo-Sam Tribu?*}-^
?gBa?rtet^'-Dr. l^j'aapderB. Cta/ence
SorQrr-Bob King!;.
Smith Still Hameving
On N. Y. Cotton Ex.
Washington, March' 26.-Not only
thc plante^ but .the manufacturer. ts
suffering f rom;pW^kijSOtf>odB .of do
ing business on tbs >ti*w York cotton
exchange, declarad Senator Smith of
South:.Car'i?Sn.V/'t?B?y. urging the pas
sage o? his cotton; bUl, He said that
the cuRlom of exchange, making a
fixed. ulH'ei:eoecs betwedn Brades, Ir
iPfcea?yiy.i?* ,tb<?*co?eg??*B* .dWer
.mabjr. eyll .,ot. .Us. ope
John Bunny.
"Mary Fuller. ?nlted States of Amer
ica-'-ap? A Bte rap, ;
Toe -Famous Playera Film- company
has DOW lu coijrse of production Grace
George's* sensational dramatic success.
"Clothes." written by Avery Hopwood
and Chinning Pollock. : .j
The Rainnds Feature Film company
has released a aensatlonal picture , en*
titled "Trapped" In., the.Greet, Metrop
olis." The theme treats of a young,
clover girl reporter ? wno. by , go un
usually adroit method, exposoBftn or
ganisation of infamous crim?nala.
To perfect thrfa forthcoming produc
tion of tbe Winchell Smith-George Barr
Mccutcheon comedy, "Brewattfi Mil
lions," th?. ?leese . Lasky .Feature
Play Company rented at a cost bf fl,
OOO the entire four; floors of Sherry's
famous restafarantV^ew York city, for
the, ballroom, dining room and recep
tion roon* interiors winch will, h?
in the Ave* part feature.
TRACK TEAM HAS
BEEN SELECTS]
Anderson Hnrh School Hos Picked
Those to Represent Her in
The Events
In anticipation W the Piedmont
sc!; -cet. which i? nnw
days off, and Also for tho state meet
to be held In Columbia, the Anderson
High School has picked the following
inen, to represent the Institution tn
the vario jia events: '
ICO-yard dash, Bruce; Running high
jump, Cromer and Rowen; 220 yard
dash. Bru?e; half-mllo, Dsnlel Bal len
tine; shot? put, Bruce'and Bailentlne;
440 yards, Bowen and Daniela; run
ning, broad jump, Cromer and bowen;
Discus throwing, Bruce..and Bowen;
mlle, Danial and * Cramer; hurdle.
Bruce and Cromer.
All of these young men are putting
forth every effort to get themselves
going and:In shape'aad say that they
terri? for the oratorical contest, ls
bosirntng to show splendid form and
wilt make somebody sit up an take
notice when this event ls called.
DINNER TO VETERANS
Will Bc 'Served Satardar-Hot?r* to
? Mitt, UM^^irx -e.r:'i?ets The Daily In
jtelllgencer to state that the Palmetto
jchfepte? -o? thc u. I), c. realised s.
rent little sum-fr^m their shar? of the
proceeds at the Palmetto theatre lust
night and that Manager Plakston was
vary attentive to the chapter, and Ita
Interests.
Misa .Bonham announced that the
dinner to the old'soldiers.on Hamp
ton'; bfrthdiy 'wUi ':bo .given In tue
HfiHseb fitoh>cs^^?Iuicr' atrev?, be
ginning- at; 12:30 Saturday. And that
the v. ti. c. wiijfMeet at tag,court
house ;and escort the. old soldiers to
thc.* place. The Intelligencer, has re-.
Iceived the following bpon latter .and
'ofhclat notice^ .
Camp Stephen p. Lee No. JJ. C.
V'.. will please.assemble at tho Court'
honan on 8nturday,*ia5arch 28th at ll
o'clock a; m., ro transact business and
tn celebrate Hampton's birthday ?nd
to parfaire of the dinner served the
(?onfedarV. ^ vVetoran?.. by palmetto
Chapter C. D> C., io which we pf*> cor
dially invited, through Miss'Martha
(Honhnm,
Jos. N. IVrown, Commander.
U V. Smith,'Adjt.
M?VfNci Pautes
to Be Shown fct the Mills During
Nest W*dk Free of ^ |
The Anderson Y. M. C. A. announced
yesterday that a contract had Just
been made hy its secretary, F. af. Bur
nett, with tte Curtta Motion Plc ty re
Comvanv of GreegWHe hy. which the
local Y. M. p. A. will Jbe able to .give
motlo'i picture exhibitions next week
at the various mills and a cordial wel
come has been extended tbe mill peo
ple by tho management of the Y. ,M.
C A. to attend the shows. Mr. Lohg
boy of the Greenville concern,. wUJ
come to Anderson next week in tinta
to pat thc pictures on end he. will re
main here throughout the week. Be
ginning with Monday the exhibitions
will be held nightly at some of the
mills, except Wednesday night. Tho
program ns announcod by the secre
tary yesterday wlU. be : "What Ha
Might Have Beon," "Calamity Anne's
Dream." "The Workman's Lesson,'*
and one more reel:
Mr. Burnett said yosterday that th?
extension department of the Y. M. C.
A. is fbortly to purchase a moving
picture outfit of ita own and have
these allows at the mills of the city
quite frequently. Tho money Xor tbe
merbine ts already tn hand and the
urder will probably' be placed at an
earl^r. dato.
"Tap Lines'* Deplete
Railway Revenues
Washington, March 26.-Serious de
pletion of railroad revenues through
the allowance to tubber ''lap lines*' of
a part or through' rates was all?gea
In en argument flied, today with .tbe
Supreme court by .ihlef counsel Jo-;
seph W. Folk and Charles Needham,
for, the interstate .commerce commis
sion. . .
Consideration of the "tap line" caaes
ba bo argued h?for? the minroni.-> court
?bout April.G, has been watched with
keen mterest because br their increase
In rates. Witnesses have told the
commission that tho .railroads - might
meet, the situation? now confronting
tfcr.m by reducing unnecessary et
pendltures rather than Increasing tb?
Income..
... .? ' ? ;??.
Atlanta, Ga., March 28.-A propos
ed charge In Georgia's larra, to bet
ter protect ,repteblo..business .orga
nisations against the failing of "spite
suits" and other " ^warr^e^.,litiga
tion.;, by I rresponilble parties, Will lie
taken up and considered at>:*he sea?
alon of tho. legislaAnge-.H.
It has been dlsrov< r.>d .thaA there
ta a laxHy tn thfl;1 jaraaen*.,. ??orgia
haws on the subi^fe ..frantically ni!
the northern and many of th?'western
states have already adopted measures
similar to. the ope , propos:*!? T,he
ldr& has been .t^ajgajfrea-jb. byj>. many
Georgiaeditor?, but ft,?dil b? played
ia deflnK%. shape beitat* tnejiiejflatt;
ture this ytar J?l?if?' i$r&:. jt?.
That som** such changela- needed is
university adn^tted, ' v
The change la briefly this.' a law
to make it impossible tov throw a
business con?erh tato the h?nf^jof a
receiver, without thc giving ot an la
demnlty bond by tho petkw^r*/ **?
p?y suiHt'ient to ebver i >an >A-foastbie
d&i&ages in tb?'?**?? lt W'?si^-:
chai the iimceedi*3?Bl[MHW?rr
ed. It would.PWyeat the':wrecking
vi iegn?mate business concerns, but
dddd oin lu ?oin lu aotarlu oinoinn
?routd ?o? .!? ,* rebina yfhvjit
w,jak or improperly managed ; orga
rj?sa?'en? ci?id blue.
. There are certain classes of busi
ness.enterprises, for install?e life lg.*
purance companies, W?*B?h?. ar?^ par
ticularly sensitive to Taw-suits, nc
matter . how Irresponsible or '. un warr
ranted the bringing otJthem ' might
be.
--'--'?
Cartens f eneensatioas.
Exchanges. .
Coins are tn circulation on an av
erage dc ST' yeara. :
Fhthala&ei?^B municipal debt is now
-A famous German physician- poves
that inrahtiie paralysis isef?Mti?krrted
front Ohe household tc ?ttetpf by do
mestic animals, sue
SnckS and steers. -
English "manufact?torV^-feh^
ready to present Amerl??? goeds to
itu- trmdes there.. but they ar? ex
tremely . e*raservatlve and . dtftike to
biro^to'f .
PART ONE
VOL. 1. NO. 1.
Weekljr, K?t?WUhe4 1860;Doily, Jan. 18, 1914.
ANDERSON, S. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 13, 1914.
PRICE FIVE CENTS. $5.00 PEF ANNUM.
le ?aid to be tb* highest (toure ?ftf, j|
attained by any cottons port, io Wi V
Prince Edward leland ia Virtually *
tho pioneer in rural mail d^tvery .?
among tthe Canadian provlncee. pgnty
alx route? hare been establtabeg in toe j
fofe?^e&ce ?$ pis? was undertaken *
Because London's fogs at times seri
ously reduce the supply of gasoline lu
that city by preventing the arrival of j
v?asela carrying lt. it ia probable that ^fl
a pipe line will be built from the -
m i.uh of the Thames into the city. v
The railroads of Groat Britain kill c
in accidents for which the passenger ie "
tn no way res Pons tble one passenger j
r?? every 7?.OgO,Qgo carried; White i
ihoae af the Uulted States kill ope'tor (
pyery 4,-00,00.0^ pasaengerp ,c^rri?d:; a
j,-Sgeegt tbr various government .de-* _
aople today hut an Anglo-American fc
fteneh bompaoy.ia yigdrpualy pushtu* %
wO? on ita franchise and will ?oo? g
op?rete ? complet? net work on both j
side* of.the Bospborus and to the Prln- J
ces? islands. ?
Tba cultivation of horse radish m 'a t
thriving industry, a writer in the conn- c
tay gentleman saya, and he describes ti
n^hrag^atr* farm devoted to this in- _
dustily which keeps two men bu ay, onfe _
Of them maklBg good money out of bis' W
miniature farm. One advantage of ]?
tb,!* crop lg ,th?a described:' afl
liOrse radish farmer can well lie baot !<<?
and rest lu easy security,, for ba bat
? crop that only Insects with suicidal lfB
motives attack,'' ... M
* * ? * * * * * jl
* THE DAY IN CONGRESS A. g
gf . gt t
H. * # 4.4g as * * * ? # *r J
S A BX'H gd, ?ii. 0
L.. ?Beaate^Me\" at noon. j
> Senator Gwen spoke In support of |
the- repeal of the Panama tolls -est*-*
emption.
! Representatives of prison contract- *
ors told the int?ntate commerce Corn* J
mlulnn tn ?Iii. Itimhua hill in. ?o-J vittt f^H
the ?ra?lc. in prison products',waa un
constitutional, j
Senator Weeks introduced a roso- |
lutloh for a lin? of navsl cruisers t? ?
carry mails, passengers anti frefgbt, ?
between the United States and SOUtai .'?
A m orlee. .
Declined io take up 'at tnio time (
the proposed constitutional amend- e
ment to change the dat? of inaugura- c
Ration and convening 0/ congress.. .... ,
Z, Adjournedi a! 6:15 p. m. to noon bp TH
^U%?^M-et'?t-1l Bu;m. !
f.. Public. Ianda committee heard' the ?
.apporter? or tho bill to open oil and B
Witeeral landa' of the' public domain c
?byileasb-g?a system. ...
Judiciary committee heard William t
H. Ingersoll of. Mew York speak tn
.vor of a. provision In the truats bill
'.to permit manufacturera to fl-., re- c
1"*Fs?,,.i?mer.tary v t?ctica obstructed *
. consideration ^^j^ P?mw?a toils -.es
i- ' 1-Sletf ^i^gateger??.^.Voiio?i ^o*: <??o't
drg^^-:d^ath?leacy pitt? carrying -Wafc.* j
'ttnut ^^Mlt^rn-^T^ *
I ?ton1 rep^M? totwonty .hqjj&i^' I
\. Agreed to debate the rote for three 1
lAiiii fcuif li&?rjk c -, . i*?m
Wy . Adjourned at *?S* ? ??. t_ ?sa? ^l?MI
Tjmcrra?. ? - ,; . .: v|j
j AV*w^ia, lcmfcn 25.-Gov. John al]
, Slatou. ,most peacabie and dlp|omath> | :
o/..ri-argteag, :Masi?, wsfpise Tageer-ai?
? ^l?eachtree'g^?oW o**^ J>?
er-lnS|?^ ?
feel*.* about tblriy.ablanda jto;r?aeh ^ ;
^lepb^ i
ko cUy ?alt^a^i'^!^m^^HS 9
lukes to tell it, the worlt ofrbiimng "
jtbe_mansk^iawn wat^staji?^^. :,.. \
rer rp ?not sabmttttng.ife jjtsne <o the
governor, ind, .g?tfij?t ^ |
It seems that the.leglsl?tur^ |?og>' S
lng forward to\fard just _uc-a improver *
aient of Peachtree as Is.- g^.^dsir Z,
way?-pasted a srx^lal resol?Mog ?gg.r: ?
ihorlsi?g the .city to cut. awgy ni^. J
jeore tbon twenty feet trb^? t-te.lawgi |
ot tho mansion, but. provming K that, tf
iijaa& inupj. flrs', be submitted to the i *
??^_5?rnbrAr.aiigw
^?o??-*..the c?nsultatl?a, a.ectl*
Of^la?a were qatcbly dra?ro o#c ?iK
the .city hall and aa* ay/ana^ ik&ir
a?oalmBaftanger to Go y. 81* to^ wAth ] *'
forrpai Xgojnea. ior nia^nermiaakyi wma ?f
-lt wi? fri???fie? ?at?r inst the.bgia ?
abdut calling outtb?v4attltta was b?t P
Igtended to "he taken aerjoualy,,: Gov.
BJaton said that, the re.
ijVu?m of u,lit .aa Attenta 'gApat:- W^^re ,?
lr. .^iittttagtos. ?rco^g
r?asniu, a^fent for;tba $!?
I eral la?ggg ^anfb?f ^a^BpS
court here tod?y tb 1?
?eedtugs Instituted by
{rnmt of the Pitsfcurgu
Jr.i?c ctub. nmKxvnced '
) vid' be n?hide. to
seball > a eomvi _
[of trade wtftiip .tb*
R * a* * o*^:r*-*-*-aFH
W^ R?T?Ui5cen*?? ^
Identity ol "Um*" WiOk?r---H*?.|
I noUr? in rottr Issue of the lOth,
letter froto on? Mri, C. rv Wilber,
tho wanted 'ionio informatld!: about
ne C. C. or "Ham" ?Wilber' who w??
mwnber qt Beauregard'* Artillery
n the (?ODted^e wtfT T wari a mens
er ot CoJ H^I?th.?% Voluriteor*.'" ,
Hefa old hrlga^V'- *,*Well remember ,
t.Cpegn*or&^
Artillery, Th^?,Vfe? twp ffi5a
ired In tho community WOG were In (
1?re to (hmrgU;?n&*4pe ago. I do
.t know whether he ht attn living ur
?Before clo?m't7''l(4?ttV.1^bllc?' ?a?
acident that happened arith,.JPergn,
pa'a Battery add. a^S&AWr of that
omptny. That' 4?u?ns :n?trte Waa
teary Paget., .rj?get received a. tatter
rom his wlh tailing htm that she
ga in veryjB?W?hra^taWce8 ind
iat th?lr nt?raewnS^,>*e sick,
.aget triedPhM^Mffi?t^a furlough,
ut he waa Wtoa?d. ft, . ;8o he laid
own hi? arm?a^icam? hom?- Whm
e had road?caffleteat'.arrangements
or bis wife ohd?Q>ughtor ho went oe
>aek to his cotted and reported rot
Irtty. He waa taken befora the ccrrt
Pd condemn^ ta ty ahfifc The a i
ehco lt? the caa* waa pt? to Colonel
OBOph E, Johnnon to .roviow. Aft or
eviewlng ;tbe evidence tn the caae,
len. Johnson wraith* officers who
>ad Paget lindar guard, they were the
^^KSTEthisiio rPieaae .l,l?"'
. HeadWftrtera' Army .ot Tennessee.'
lanflfcman*. . .
i h?ve careruiiy examined th? evl
lenc? rn the case ot Henry Pagnt, and
hereby rtr?ir that ; tho ogld. Henry
'nget, lie tfc'i*-oit>i Oj????e.a,i? r^
H . ("Ohl. of.th?.Arm? nt T'^T,
At tho battu -?!?kHii?y *-???dS''
'apt. irergtea^a Battery w?? oidor
t-\?--fa??SiS** Wt .'**' the* hottest
fivihg. m rod? broWd-to' the
?ry hlmseir to see what wag the
t?r. When ho rodi'up "he did not
:tttjt onh mari, he Waa et hla gun
?ting aa fast ho could! Tho Oen
I said, to tho ina JW.who was left,
Battery la thf#r?~.The.answer
trpm the jbtf?y^j,artilleryman,
Thoa. FWgif?nV;' ;
tore Ja.t?pta/sXlreeguaohP' the
?mi?'llln ls lyln? over
?Uber killed or wounded, air."
raplj.. -, ; '
ts your namer tye, tleneral
JB|^?i^;?arh?dAwa*;sflth t*Air?j
n*TOs Cheek?,'.ge raid.
raft ihadpav,*hdVi rwiit ! scad you
*j^r^m>nt* at .ejw?fi. . i R^n^rh to mo*
kggrf On fiavSt.ia/ovej:.'... InJfi?w-day?
he-?eiiornt jtftst fdy.Pag6t and gavo
din a ftirloitpK r*(
iV;:/V Being !nv?*t?gatea
I* r/-rt^'/lfei?i?*l-Prers,[*,
Cm?1>een abb^Lthe wehl?b^*!^"ni* $
vornan lp, tho. left templ?'. A pistol j
?t?Jtinrid nearby and the police. be- j
laved lt a ci?e of morder vaod. sui- I
Mer, TheyvbowoTeri ar6..tavestlgat- I
nrthe report; tbit early ^oi&r an ag- 1
Kfiobtle, tbeo^panta of which act- :
?hlcag?, fth>reh te^. .*? Tdyt?f,
ice-president ibd"general manager *
K??*' VaN?*?cete.' Cx'prcss Company.
HH?l1M>m>2^^>' tHftt- hhs com- '
ffii'i?0^ aid
las a Pilled (af Hfk^lM^fiiceriiai j
ie?* of the Hie-?; O^^ipfesend t?-*? 1
eiJ)BCornorWi.d ?ndi^w^gamp' ?f Inc V
l^roat '^^^j^e^^r^^ ot,the:m^
Bhd had j? ft??t'V
Ilten?, for iStfi uphalldloi of the city
iiav he wa? i?st gettl&g,Arto bracti
,w ursine, ?r?rr IHM. <UUW RI* ?n
iniely. rt jglh, sad it ts' Von^d that the
'roniH??*- y??t i-? t W ihc-? tn com- !
Dr.^Whii?? who -l'wt m
ras in Allants wher ? teiegrnto
ts wife came an?junking tho I
jr. Mrs. Whi'i?n said tha/t ?he beard
rreama au'? rushed out, of tho itouse.
int who?? ?ti? got u?i?r? tt?e ch?Pi was
Ifieady ^yor^rreepycr.
?AILttOAP PeKiOHf J?RfcTiNG
tm we
>?eg?aat
Secretary .Whs*
f, Ccmmerc* stat*
la?be^ notlne?
HflSa aa Priday^
'ejk^?AAy that ho
5; railroads have
?*raeld to Al
ible* a??atti';jjb?n. a
lin.? will J?o, couidered.Recently,
tf^bt.faUa from Onto river points
io point? in North Carolins were re
tacea, and the conference in At lan
?a is to h? held to put .the South
Carolin? rates on a baal? with the
North Carolina rates. The Cdnimer
clal organisations of Anderson. Green
ville Sp?rtanburg and Greenwood
lure been invited to send- r?~preAen*
tatlve?. The Anderson Chamber of
Commerce will be represented? prob
ably by Mr W. W. Sullivan .ana Mr.
H. S. Ligen, t, ?
Waan^f?un. . March 2?.-Charnp
"ilark'a statement aroused wide spread
Hscusslon among factions.
^iUMMMaatatlve Hunryr, of Texas,,
ihalrmah bf the rules e?atmttt??. ig
lued a statement attaching the Speak
br for opposing the rule nt thin lau
tour. He said, "of coure any eentSblo
nan-knows ho is fixing to jump right
Into the camp of the president's. en?
jmles. ,. ',.
I Re should reveal his real sympa
thy and march boldly ova* to the
Itandard of the railroad, and ship
Monopoly."
Dena with Duelling. ,
I Berlin,.; March w^0.-The. . imperial
parilaracat today unanimously naasod
t bill providing that where b du?l or
iebalHBge has been provoked by dis
honorable conduct, the offender shall
ie liable to prison In a pjnUehtlary
inseteod of a fortress. Thia la the
Urst occasion on which all tho na
t|e? ,hgve been united on . a. measure
lei! dlffcop rage "duolUng.
?" Cavalry IVam' Captured Gen.
Camden, March 26.-By defeating
the Camdon ? team 12 1-4 to 1 3-4
here today the polo team* of the
Eleventh U.* 8. Cavalry captured th?
Cleveland Cups, presented by, Mrs.
Edmund Burke, Jr. bf Cleveland, O. v
Tho winners scored. 14 goals, while
Lhe losers made only one.- T?tere were
few pen?ltttes. ' The contest; waa wit?
Bossed by. a largo audience.
AUDITORS NOTICE
Tho Auditor ?f Anderson County,
non tmara to oe .hoiti i*? ?ho court
Kalla for a meeting' of the Enaallzur
house, at 12 o'clock March the iilnt.
fhe. Cha') tm tm of ?;.- hip mnlto
ibm equalisation hoard. --Kuli meet
ing requested. Please bring in booka
r>f Townahtpa.
..?.-_Winston Smith/ Auditor.
i-5C-4t. dow. .
-.American railway1 enghsfterlng
immtar, hu rrI?dvn^**?iN?reet
?oklBg forward tb tW, establishment.
)f nr.Iform railroad crossing signo,
hroughout, the country. - Advocates of
.ho movement / declaro, ?hat. unifotrn? -.. >
crossing algns will, result In greater
lafety and economy; ?
M^nnesota'a delegation or 11,000
niles ot arterial. roaga , aa tho auto
road sysyuit hos already done much
o advance the land 'values'and plac?
?|ib ' North State milong the first,
rank as regards road improvement,
in ?'.il i M'.nnesot i will spend 'I2.&?0,
inaugurale a system of road patrols
^c?ount %f grdl .' Gras * 'Ce?ebrattom
ricket, ea adla Feb. I7th to 2Srd, with
.etur limit March. 0th 1*14,
For furtbet .^formation call ob City
Picket Atoeni. or write
C. S. ALLEN, ,
-rant- mti*nmnfmvmiyimM?*mm*mem?mmamtmmam
MtnHKft? tf Alk? WAY.
? rainier Carrier ?4 tao ?oute,
h Wt%\lA t??v wi ll Hr.ms KIBOJS
lt ni H S ? .
^t??fal r.hW'm* Jan. ts, 1914
N: lt.'tue folio? mo tuifHtiio cguvea
ira published only-** information and
^HrifiB^aM1?^^!?^? of trains from
tnderaon. 8. C.
. ;te Arir,Tjn* ?di?T ^ .fl <1^B,e
^ S^taMR*'^v^*- .;1%:?1 a. ID.
I^^HHHM .'.'ita s, m.
o Atlanta.. Walhalla., .and
TW???&OBO* I -. ".' '..>?*'p. ra.
V.?MWMi K ^SHSWHBSBX-BOCCB . ^jimmiiilkmm
frote coombie . >'? Wal
balla .V.- .?:65 p. SB.
Lea? ia* Fer
0 Belton, OreenyJlle -lV ...7:40 a, ns.
J Belton uud Greenville; e. m.
t4 Belton and Orten ville .2: SS v. m.
10 Belton? Charleston.
Greenville and Cotafttbls ? : M pj?.
S Bollon, Columbia, Char
leston acdG*eeu ville, ...8: ai ?. aja.
Seneca. Walhall* ?nd At-_ ^ _ . _
;a ...
1 Seneca, Walhalla tfcr?egh "
coach irani t^eiumeav.??gg ft.' ?.
Vd hUUM Bli) h.. U^t^t^l M.
'-Br ' - ?''
W.H. ***** Ot fc, iu1 Gr?s?rlr:e.
?W. at Metlaa, A. ta. Cntaatbta.
Cc.