THE ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER
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Washl&ton, April 16.-Forecast:
South Ctwdllna--Fair, warmer Thurs
day; Friday fair.
Some times we think our telophono
has Joined tho L W: W.-I won't work.
The boiter the hotels the better the
town. And the more of them the big
ger thc town:- .. . .
Tho reason men dye ls becsuae they
feel that there ls nothing In life when
they become ara?.
-o-;
One reason Kwe di?Hhe.;>to> ope jMay
come ls the rt?w'to beVal?e^*By Myth
lonburgem In Charlotte. .
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'Rain aets hack clean-up forces in
Spnrtauburg." Hi?tv watlTf p?l6i1t^?e1tnh
ing properties in ^tjluixg? . ..
-o-?
We hope the Interurban will puthoo
Home through trains hud low rates for
the 3pertahhurg tn\i.V!'; fust lyal. .<" pe;
Knowing the bat) habits of April,
why ?hont* anybody ever start a base
ball league sent?n In ?hat inonthT '.T^LB
Is lt auothei isjl down for .William
J. BurnsW-WP'.see-nothing of ' the
Frank casi? in the Atlanta papers.
lt's great to he famous. Joe Jack
son has gone .tn giving Out testimon
?ala for' medicine cor?nenles,
Wo can't believe it et the governor
that.ho has threatened to eau an extra
session of the l?gislature. That would
he wicked.
No Imogene, jual- because the chau
tauqua will exhibit under canvas ls
ho reason for.believing lt to be a two
ring circus.
?? President Wilsen would only. ta?v l
charge ot the. - Washington baseball
term, the Senators,ns he has the sen
iora -with n Ht?lb 'o."
A new office-official 'shovellers for
Anderson roads. Get the candidates
from the;Intake ojt tba blind tigers
Tho ?dd hens ,wUt soon get back on
tho joh cf setting, seeing that Kaater
fgga will no longer take their stiff rag
atte rights nwsy from them.
Abe Martin say?' that there ar? two
critical periods In every man's life
when ho wanta to belong to a band
and when he want? an offlco.
. ?<
A tesl or mcm?ry.-J*-Look In the
hook, rind the number of the *phoUe
you wlehy. t?h<?? tho receiver orf. tho
liook-and' Ihen remember tho num
ber.
It ia our private opinion, publicly
axpressed. that ah Anderson dray
horse would show ?ip well alongside
. tho blue ribbon winn? . 1 ?he Green
tlea'-on thf* A.' P. market, quota
: "HogK strong, ?heep ntoady,
strong" and ?q.< d W?rd ?Vont
, AU. wctt,' no ?port' on fatter,
?oa?s Din-e! sary.
ware perfectly .wil?lng for Sper
intg petjiplc to haver cleair-up naya
' Ihcy say "Help Makelne. city
o? battH*
IHK SOI XH AMU l'ATTXK
Tue south lu the country for tho
production of 11v?* stock. The red
hillH und th?* guille*? whkh like ugly
giiHhi-H ?how whore the rich blood of
the noll luiM poured, con he tratmform
Od Into rolling phillis of Herminia und
other grasses, mid teni of thoiiHnnds
of cultlev cun be produced! in this
country. Lei UK lose no time in brlng
thls to pus*. Herminia grasa is the
greaten! thing In the world to hold
will togetherUnd lt ' wilt gdnw on the
side of the dCOPOSl gully If given tho
I I'M st hit of opportunity!
The movement to produce beef cut
tle in I he Houth is spreading. Oconee,
our Bister county, in going into the
matter In a careful way. and will In
time become one of thc noted cattle
count lea1 of thia section. The Keowee
Courier of WulhaBn In.. speaking of
thlK matter in its Issue of* yesterday
say?:
"A movement 1? being Htnrted In
Oconee for the organization of a Live
siock Association, and unquestion
ably lt I? a move that should be en
tered Into heartily by all farmers and
others who are In a position to en
gage in or encourage the raising of
hitter live stock. ?ve aro not In a
position tn speak for tho promoters
of Ihla enterprise, hut we presume
thal th? movement will look to the
bettering of all live stock, and there
ls room for improvement all along the
Hue. We need better work animal?,
better hogs, more and. better sheep,
heifer cuttle ot the two dtstinvt. Jyp?s
thone bent suited for diitry purposes,
and those bred especially as *jee?
cattle.
..The feoding.of the people ls be
coming a real problem, ami thc ques
tion of meat,enters largely into the
problem of feeding tbe nation. With
the price of - beef soaring higher and
higher, the average family is com
pelled to pdt ffonf the nelly ration
the Item o? meat. Already lt ie be*
yohd tho reach of many. Tho an
awcr 1H that tho scarcity of beof cat
tle makes it Impossible for the butch
ers to ge. sufficient numbers of cat
tle to slaughter to meet the demand
and thc price hi accordingly out of sil
rohsdn. Without some remedy mst
tors must ?necessarily become worse.
The Uve stock association is the
only "rentfdy at hand, and the move
ment that'la to be Inaugurated ut an
early date should , appeal to every
citizen lr, .a most forceful nnamier."
AK 'M R?LLKH;WKATKV ?
We hiive beep asked to command
upon the mutter of 'children taking
HO many privileges 1? the use of rol
ler .skajtea, Thia .1? a matter upon
which we dislike to have, any thing, to
safe, So fan aa our observation ia
concerned the little folks 'are merely
having pleasure, an innocent, health
ful pastime, end have nc, ouin
ptaint tp make. . But there are good
people'who tell ua that in certain see
ihiiin w i he <:ity the children are too j
"promlecnnus." We have nothing to
say to the children.
\Vh*?u we aro called, upon to take
sides against the little people In
their pastimes, we hesitate. They
should not lie allowed to run wild of
course, but.they should bo permitted
healthful exercise, even if the city
has to give Utera a play ground and
'a"public park-which will come some
(hiv ?md'*why not'now?
One of tho sweetest'and yet Saddest
of little playa that have eyer appealed
to human sentiment wan th* beautiful
musical light drama, '"royland". Thc
dionis In one of the Acta xnasr "TbJ*
land. .loyland. Uttlc-Girf-andBoy^
i4ind. When oiicc you cross its bord
Ors, you caa ne'er roiurn ??!?;". '
There i? more philosophy In'those
few simple words than in some whole
hOpkB ot metaphysics. Let th? little
people ho happy as long ss tht; may.
The limn will /w?mA ol? inn "CC" ~hC~
sorrow and ag.- aril creep upon them.
"Sorrow? like a heavy banging
bell.
Once set on ringing, with Its
with Its own weight goes-"
It i:- tn tho parents we would appeal
r-require the little folks to be re
spectful to their elders, sad to take
np but a part of the sidewalk when
they ?ri? skating. I)o not let them
force ladles to walk In ..the streets.
Tb**re hs an ordinance permitting fte
use-of skates1 tn .certain portions
the City and lt tho parents do n
see that tl ls respected, the city conn
ell may put the whole tWy Into thc
"Did you notice,thq bjeanj'iul pata andi
clot tte? lust; Suudagwfu ft? we gather J
/rora thia that Om .greater .ps? Of)
Cheater's' population is blind? j
. -.
Tm- niiiirtamt Ililli nutiijui Ifjyo natl
better engaste that' splendid school
tMinu tro nv/iion io come over tad show
tho ItAlley Military fnstitutoot Rand
.cornel).inc ftlwMtt rn?..
Mr. Mclaurin
y har?n!
>Havo??i*H
SANITARY CANS SELECTED
FOR THE CITY
WILL COST $4,000
People of Anderson Will Be Able
To Secure Them at Rate Of
$3.00 Each
A special meeting of the 'Anderson
Board of Health took idaoe yesterday
afternoon, Dr. Frank Ashmore, t!ie !
chairman, hoing rn the chair, at which I
time a representative of the Stevens
Company of Atlanta appeared and sub- j
milted for the inspection of the body j
a type of sauitary cana now in use lu
a number of different cities. Tb? can j
exhibited hy Mr. Stevens met with the)
hearty approval or the board and that
body at once pluced an order with
the Atlanta manufacturer for euougb
of these cans to supply the city. All
told lt will represent an- expenditure
of approximately $4,000, although the
I amount may be sightly smaller thar
thiH. Thc cans will be, sold to the
pUblW of Anderson for $3 a piece.
It will bc remembered that city
council recently passed an ordinance,
I at the request of the Board of Hdhlth,
lin which lt says that every''surface
closet In the city must be supplied
with onej-.of these sanitary cans. It
will, bo .beneficial to th?* public health
and while some of the. property own- :
I ere may protest it is an assured fact
that the majority )w?ll rdalfce the
necessity or snell a step.
.Dr. Ashmore said last night that
thc cana"would he shipped from At
lanta af ot?ce'hrid they would probably
reach Anderson, within the next week.
( They will certainly be here within 10
days. .'
. The .question of forcing, the barbers
of the < i ty to Install towel sterlizer?
lu their Bhops was taken up- and dis
cussed. Some days ago Dr. J. C.
Mitchell, the meat and milk inspector,
issued order? that all barber shops
? at once Install one of those affairs,
and said that those falling to comply
would be prosecuted. Straightway a
wall arose from the barbers, the ma
jority bf whom claim that this system
! ls anything hut sanitary. At the meet
ing held yesterday the Durbers pre
sented n petition signed by 17 or tho
21 harbor simps In the city, In which
?hey urged thnf the Board of- Health.,
'the*'Urged .that the "juard of Health
act aside this demand of Dr. M?fcQbe|l,
The board ?ave instructions after tho
We.et.lhj4 yesterday to,tha-health-bfurer
and thc; meat,,sid milk Inspector that
*b nattier be molested until after the
'next-meeting.pf the city -council.
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O O O O O O O O o o o o o o o o o o o.o
?? MKXICA* ULONSAHY o
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o o en ?o. e? o,,o o o oe o o o eoe
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Juarez-Warreg. To which Te
c'uS?pa Sherman would add "Hell."
Villa-Vecl-ya, say? the French.
\v.i!-v:i ?eye ?he. fede^a!.
VUlaln. says Huerta,
Huerta-?Wurta," say? the Mexlc.
>y ' Whore-to. says Villa. (An
swer, to the,-same'place that Sherman
mentioned, we suppose.)
AU other - pronunciations' referred
to thc latest diottonartes, but we
pronouco the wbole Mexican war-with
the 6??mo inflection and emphasis and
approximately the same language sa
Sherman:
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o ?II-8T (HAZY 0
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How would this do for ? ?easy man?
>'?].?,? ; ; . ? ! ?vi J ??i
If aeroplanes were menujinclured lo
And; :T.W iw??i? ?.Viurtwieou'n iu:
1? Du? West should die would N'ew
If.a man foll from an aeroplane
would tho Kot'Ve-stopper?
If ingersoll woold tell the truth
would Bill Lyon? ,
If Lig?n I? good ia Ledbetter? . ^
If there were a baby in the moon
wonld the skyrocket ?
If Hobson got under-wood,' would
it be Moore-Wllson?
if the r.orse laugh, would daff-noy?
i A ni. rive.?? ??v"??r^S<?i???M? . ???-j
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KOO Foi^ r?WSB-inritrKt? T
>" INK FEET ?BLOW St'RV A i l"
ur, W. u. Moyer'* new building, corner
of Main . ?nd Nance f^^Wt;.'
woi-klns op th* tomi U hu t ?S
,< a her. egg 'nine or ter* fart
reu w tn? surface, ju*l Outside 'tho
re\ oration'at the street corner. The
sh-i't was sound atirt th* +*.y w** ??
pr.ronlly ks fresh as if lt Wita laid
t?.o day before How long it bsd hila
thcrv ir nut known, but lt T>u??t hr-?
been at least thirty years, for the
old brick building that was ?. >*> dov a
eu building preceding that one wsa
thor? long before the war et th? Clea-,
and waa built over s gully a*v?ral
feet <&ep tba!, used to bo in thal part j
m?. M&Trotocted^
?Hjn^Asid therefore kept sound,
A? MOUNT ZI
Prr?.-.b>i?ry resumed its ne*n\on at]
3:'.'.t\. Tiie reports of tho \arious oom
mil tee* were taken up. Tl'*- Com
mittee mi Local Home .Missions made j
a very Interesting ami encouraging
report.
ll showed t'iat practically all of the |
churches ?iud been supplied with
pr'-aciii-nji. during? thc year, and that
about $l.:.no Vhd "been raised f?r 'thia
oaiiite. The t.'omii'lttc- recommended
that the sum nf.Sl.Tuo lie asked for
this; Kork this year. .
ri.'< lion nf romiiiMioniTs.
Tim Presbytery elected the following
Ccmmi.,.'i?.;ier.t? to reprs*ci t this Pres
bytery in tit;? Gen-Tal Assembly,
which i? to meet in Kansas City, Mo.,
in May.
Rev. <;. M. Wilcox, df Walhalla, min
ister, and Hon. J. L. Kl) Tard, of Cen
tral Church, Anderson. Elder: and
Rev, l>. P. Junkin, of Piedmont, al
ternate to Rev. Afr. Wilcox, and Prof.
John I! Pinner, of Pelter, alto: cate
to Mr. !.".>-rard.
S'ln - of Nest Meeting.
Tho Presbytery accepted the luv'
tion of tho Mt. Zion church, of Sandy
Springs, to lipid Jts next mooting with
this church.' And after much discus
sion tho time was fixed as Thursday
night, Roiii?T.b?-.r 1.
lt was thcd?nlrc of this church, to
have 'r.a. lT?*ll)t>r'> meet 01 friday
night and rc TVS In over for the Sabbatn, ?
(fei^Ta^*^
liv veqcrabliL ;tir? Law. who, was for I
a long ti?io n?:-T( i' rf t iisichu/^h, afed !
it looked aTone tprv thal bin request I
and desire In .vae-^astier was going toi
be granted; fruffittevleompromlse
accepted, to. meet -on Thursday night,
complete tho work of ihe Presbytery]
In time for tho pastors to get back
to their respective churches and ap
point some of the ministers to remain [
over and hold services for .the church ?
on Sunday. It is understood thht Dr.'
Robert Adams, now a llethel In York |
county, has accepted the call to Pen
dleton and Zion. .Cr. Adams was part-1
tor at Laurens for a number of years. !
It w?? made a special order to hear
the report of" the? Permanent Comm It
ter? on Sunday Schoo!? ?nd a confer
ence on this work at the first hour bf
the morning Session. - -
. 'BMte^MsaMk.'1''
The evening session wnfr'given over j
to a popular, jnoetln^?90,,^ Cause of 1
Foreign Mission^.; ."" )!t
?Ta? meeting wns presided ovor by}
Dr. Praicer.f tl?; parser: toC'ihB ohurohi [
The reportions thOii^BelM^iBSion of,j
tnolkmtbera Presbyterian Church waa j
mads by the Rov. D. P. Junkin, the'
3*sMo??ttB
to Wake Ri
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? A unrulier nf fri?nda nf 3 s irnivlrtrl
called at The Intelligencer oirtoe
Wednesday hight lo state that strong
preR?ure had h+m hr~->sht irs hear
Uifon Mr. Fowler to permit his name
to be used In connection with the >?f
flce of mayor in the coming city elec
tion. It waa not stated definitely that
Mr.'Fowler would permit his name tn
be used, although lt was reported that
he has the matter under serious .ad
visement.. . .
The friends who. made thia state
ment declared that as thc next two
or three years will: make the critical
period In the development ul Anderson,
the transition from a cl; Of 15,00
to a larger city perhaps uoubie the
population, they aro interested to'see'l
a progressive man in the^ otflce ot
u* ra-?-~-. ? .... ?
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MAN
AWAY
Mrs. Anna B. Mil?c Wa? Burk?
At Old Stone Church Yesier
day Afternoon
The body of Mrs. Anns B. Miles
arrived in Anderson Tnesdny afternoon
frpm Elberton. Ga., sad the funeral
took place yesterd^^Ktefifbon at ?
o'clock at the Old .StaL. church. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
Mr. Milla, assisted fer the Rev. Xi
Mrs. Miles was on ?>isU to her son,
J. A. Milos, in Klbo.rtoo, ?fo, at tlio
Mme of her death. She waa'calHag ai
the home or a friendwhen she. was;
w?SvM-.w?ih MU uMne??,.o? near r trou nie
Wnd expired within teas than 20 min
SsYsrMllea was known in all parta
of the county by reason of her edu
cational work. .Tust after the war ebb
started the school. nO$r? known as.tb?
IWahons n'-^t^v jaWB^^BMij j JJ
taught for a nunVber of years. Irater
she tanght.etr- ?? se.hools lp var.
parts o fth&op^\^^^^^^|Kp?rriage
.1. Miles In
Ilefore her marriage ~?*r*. MUe*'wae|
Mist Annie n. Picken*, oom*-* from*
. v ?c?*~ Ar?;; ?-'?j-}
fThe ii Mir*-lved'by topee brother?. Dr. j
T. J. Pie h wns of Colmftjb^?ai*- J. M. I
Pfekeua of Pendleton. ? vyiutam ir.
Vichen* of Kailey and one *tet?r.- Mia?
t?lUa PlcKens of Pickens. .
survived by three sops. J A , .1 J and
S P M:ies.
new? of tv
.manyA,
electric reHjel
Chairman of the Presbyi*ryls pefinea
and committee ou this cause.
Tlie report railed attention to the
fart that "while tn one or aior'.ier
nf the varloua fields ip which the
church ha? inissionarlef? sad mljsior.
property, Miere hui be^n ?a??. revo
lutions, famines, ???I1 tehees, tarth
?iwakffloods, and -'o;eenie e.rub^cn?.
yet 'flieVe had- been n los.* of Hfej
among thc missionaries or to mission
property reported to the Exec,nive
Committee.*'
There were 3,r>17 '.onveralons made
by the missionaries of this church last
>esr In foreign fields. Eleven UPW
missionaries were sent out, but coven
M t r ; lost by death or retiremou?..
The contributions to the regular fea
tures of thia work, for the past year
were $514,184; and $46.995, were con
tributed to special objects outside the
regular budget; but tM3 left n deficite
of $36,7.'! 1.
The Presbyterians of Piedmont Pres
bytery contributed (2,993, to this cause
during this year. This shows a fatt
ing off from the gifts for last yesr.
Which were $3,322.
The subject for consideration was,
"Thc .Success and Failures of Foreign
Missions."
Rev. I. E. Wallace, of Westminister,
spoke o fthe Success of Missions in
Latin America, Mexico. Cuba, and
nrazll; R?v. W. D, Dodge' of "the Con- .
tral Churqh, spoke of the Success of
Missions in Afrloat Rev.; CD^Waller,
of Kesley, spoke of the Shc??s*of.Mli
sions in the Orient. China, Japan and
JKorea, The Rev, D: P. Junkin of
Piedmont, spoke of the Failure of Mis
sions. Mg traced, the failure oi .Mis
sions, If tlwre be any, in the faUure pf.
the Christian people to support this
caiise as they should.
Dr. Davidson Douglas.
At the close of this meeting, the Rev.
Davidson Duglas, D. pfc, the President
of Tho Presbyterian College, was heard
in the Interest or Iltis in Institution.
Dr. Douglas gavo a very int -resting
and encouraging report of this Col
lege, showing that it is making marked
and material progress along all linen.
In. Douglas is a strong man " sud :io
institution could r?U7 to grow d
.prosper with such an able lead':.
iUMid.
The Presbyterians of South.' Caro- .
lina have something to.be proud of
in the president.of their college, and
if they will but back him ,up In his
plans an', efforts he will soon .have
them, a college that they can po in/ to.
with a worthy .'feeling of pride".
The sessions will be reaurned at nine
o'clock this morning,* and the Pres
bytery wilL likely adjourn sometime
this afternoon.
?ing Urged
ace for Mayor
*~ offer for thu State ??uoie ?no. the
assurances received indicated that he
could get the place, but his business
affairs would not let bim leave home. ;
it ls stawrd,. however, by those wno j.
proposed his name last night, that this
consideration .should not keep hi
from announcing his candidacy tor
mayor.
In the local afternoon -paper yea
terday it was stated that Alderman
E. E. Elmore ot the present city coun
cil'will offer for mayor. Mr.. Elmore
bas'been'regarded as a very careful
public official' and bas a strong fol
lowing. C. E. Tolly has also inti
mated that under certain conditions he !
would enter the race. Thc nome* of
W. u BrlB&ey bsa? been prominently
mentioned, and whtlo bis' bat is' not in
the ring, lt ts said by his friends thai
they are trying ,u> put lt lhere.
BASEBALL
IS CALLED OFF
j-, ' : , ;
!ns'.ead pf Playing Fraser Thia
Afternoon, High School Goes
To Greenwood
Instead ot playing the Fraser
erny baseball team in thia city this
afternoon, the "manager of the An
derson THgh School team said last
night that thlA game had been cancel
led and that the Highs would go to
Greenwood tomorrow afternoon where
they will play the Bailey Military In
stitute. 'Bailey cornea to Anderdon
Monday for a game at Beuna Vista
park. I
Tho game arranged fer fbi? after- j
Interest on the. part of ifcra beva?se?
thc A. H. 3. defeated ihe Academy in
the fir:-?t game of the season by a very
decisive ?core and it aptu thst the
fitting school boys had planned to get
revenge in the encounter today. How- j
aid!
stead up under two games in atroces-'
sion and therefore cancelled this af?'
t^rnnnn*? ?t.-. .
The A. H. 8. boys will make qntte
a brave showing when t,
morrow oi>
temoon. T
r-rdsy and
?
mad? their erst appearance fr
tice. The Untfn
school colors and add touch to tbe
lera! appearance of the teem. The S I
iltr wef? bought through the g*ni-j j
cally of Anderson bust ness men end '
At&activq j styles 4e- jj !
signed especially for
boys by real artistic
and^l||riacter. j
?S3, $4, $5, $6, $7.50, . J?*
A
This store is a specialty
store for boy's clothes of
quality.
.? . ..,t.
For those who want
something better than
common, something1 d?f
T?r?ht here are style,
grace, and ' beauty in
.clothes.
A handsome gift knife
f?p^f wit*!^2^h bey's suit.
le^^.-P^reew post. We prepay
' i :.(!. ? "TU Star? wuk m Cwwjews:
?w|-D,,,",l**-**?*,",Mi
.HW
GRATIFYING
To know that
I People
Appreciate
Sq?are*?>eal Store..
Their Mh^$d Patronage
Is Sufficient Testimony.
Why Not?
We've Always Got the
' pight. Goods
W?'vlAlways Got the
Rig?lt Price.
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