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April 20.~The reeenC rah
tte farmers bjickr la their
Some of the farnv/irs planted their
cotton seeds before the rain, while
other dlda't. If the ground, apt^f vjrr
enough cotton seeds will, go in, the
ground this week in a- hurry. ' i
W}o are K'ad to report the health
of our community eo mw;h better at
present thanet was sojnj^ma hack in
Mr. Nf. U. Jo
spent a few day
a.id Mra. J.H. F
has bim a new i
in our ,'comnnxnl
VOL. 1? NUMBER 81.
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ANDERSON, S. C., TUESDAY MORNING, APJUL 21, 1914.
...
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
$5.00 PER ANNUM.
T PRISONERS
t General Huerta un prison g tue most
at tu death, .- '??..
v W A RS OF p$j?j???jk?lf??
tftateineat of .Vamper of ?'o'u?d W?t'es
f?sigr .' (ttnte Trne#i$P?|(jif*dVv>-.
'>Vtor of ino Revolution, April io,
IT75 tb April 11. 17*3. ?fcOy?lT r??lira
and 164,7??--vohinte-..?-?i. . Total-.'ion,'?*?.
NorthweWMwBil
\7Q0t?. AUK.
?J.98?
? ' WAe&JHth jaHH
Sept. ?'J. 1800. .Total
??. <*V
VW*r;?rUh Tripoli, J
June 4, lr-p5. Total eui
, Creek Indian War, Julj _
\ War pf 1812 With Gre?t Britain, Jone
12. 1812 to Feb. J V18I5? 85.000 regu
lar3 .471.G22 volunteers. ". Total 570.-?
?22.
^SeraJpole_ Indian War. November j
..C. ?517 Ui dei. 2i, ?Sie, i.uvu retronara]
6,911 volunteers. Tolall^Ht^*
Black Hawk Indian War. April 21.
3831 to Sept 30, 1882, 1,339 regulars.
5,12,6 volunteers. Total ?,*?5. -V . . ' }
Cherokee disturbances or removal, j
1?36 to 1837, ?,t04 volunteers.
3, 1826 to Sept. 30,1837, 11.162 regn- '
lars, 2&,lti>Z volunteer's; Total '11,122.
Axoostnok dlBturbabce. 1836 to 1839.
1,500 volunteers.
[ Wai' with -Mexico. April 24, ?I46 to
ifia^liam^^ regulars, 73,77G
volunteers,^ total HJ,230.
V A pache, Nava jo and N la h War, J849
1855, .1,500- regulars; 1???PZ volua
?" T??ai 2,501
noie indian WaV. r85Q to 1858,
y.?frVolunteera. ;
vol
13,300. .
Rear*^mirai?iiSj}f^_
." e?mfflC^iS9*ir*6,000.
< CeptaJn?-$4(000.
. Commander-44,5,00, . .
Liea?.tman?.-?"o^mand?r--^$3,000.
Lieutenant (Junior grau?i *2.?or..
>5ju?ign-J5i,?0?.
>* Midahipnjan~-$?>oo.
Warrant officer $l,r?0o to $2.000.
Mate-rH.Soo td .43,000.
Chief Pe?ty ?mcor fdOO to $78*0. ,
-Petty, bffiper (first, classi.' ?lt?ft ,to
1600, , 1
Petty, officer feecpnd, Qla>a>--^|420. .
Petts uiii' t r (.third ciasa)-?192.
Yeary Pay -of ti? Army O?rers
and Enlisted Men.
Uantenattt-Oenorai-ll l.ooo.
MaJor-Ceneral-48,000.
Brigadier-General $6,000.
f?^flone?-44.000 to $5,oop. . ' .. J
?' LleULCornnel-^ls.oo? to $4,000
M.-AJor-^t3,000 to $4,060.
Captain-i2:4?h ...
**'rRt lJeut?nant^?M .to $2,800.
Second Lieutenant-*! PO to $2,380.
Flrj?t Sergeant $540. tb $82?
Sergeant $860 to. $576.
Corporal $252 to %*S?.'
Prtvate-^4180 t? ??uaktM^
The army !; - uv,. : ; .... .. i
organ Ired under ~th? 'AKI^OT CoUgr:
tobroary.& 1901. January $6, W7, Ap '
lil 23, 1 : ;.
cavalry, 70&, o$c*ra aa<? 5<r,184 enlfirt
*H raeni n .yegjnio: l?T artillery
2i>2 oi?uora t?t*S ?,<??? enlisted men;, a
eonsf srti'er corps. i?o companies, 715
officers and 18,331-ealiiii^jKi?ttv go
regiment? of.infantry, 1,530 officer*
?pd 3S,?iy:?*llit?d m:-, . :: ?: .^riions
?f engineers, 1.942 enlisted men. 00m
rnaneed by officer? detai?>M from tb?
?:-./< >orto Rico
M^i^Hpt of Infantry. 32 officer* 'and
5?l *eTisted men; staff corps. Service
School detachment*/ Military Academy
Indian, ?couts, recruit*; ?tc, ? odlr^ra
and 10,505 enlisted ?sea "*yd a provis-'
ional-foeeo-ot fif companies of native
flouts bs the .Fhmipinea. 180 officers
&-S.1 :,,x?.2 etrltaiied mes. The botet
?>'-la^U?|f.>0 ft^'??sub?niirta MeoC
IGEN Iii BEEF
COMING RAPIDLY
INDUSTRY IN SOUTH
AMERICAN REPUBLIC *
Y?NKEE&?0N
Chicago taqraH^ Peckers Seek
To Fortune By SeUsng Hctne
. CM ll ed andr-frofte?t hoof la coming
from Argentms at h rat* of 9,000,000
povhds mon* W? i* of Import
ance tn ?he '??P|PP^reHB('(j ucer for
consumption l??fctlriUeci states. lu
October, la; ? -ouucry received
from. ArgeoUj?^feCty.?'Jl pounds of
Chitted aa^ fjmdlt beef ; in November
december 9,440.
? i . i ?mary 8,935.707
> oatbB a total of.
24.4:14.977 poSSf
. Argem ina, however...contributed 5S
per, cent to tlx' total ??tporta of chill
ed beef duri; ?jr months, the
frp%'r; Australia,
.'??a''. ?^S-^^^^l^,
??' in the lend
. ? .-?. - ? ," ... ,?)
I ' : - b'. ..??.??,? :.?:.,,
, Many years"^o. Argeatbia estab
lished an export trade tri skited beef,
at a llme befor? i?ash beef waa are
served by freesing pr chilling, 3?:
years ago, live ??iti? were experted,
chiefly to Eng^andj"''" In the course ???
time Argc?ii'tu?- becb?ie infected with
the foot and mouth dlseaso, sad the
Drlttsh- government, to protect the
home cattle; prohibited the importa
tion .of live cattle from Argentina.
Argentina, howey?*, had become too
Important n source of fresh meat to
the United Kingdom to be lost, and
'x*?B?q?e?i?y written ?nd other com-i
pa??es established s?aughtcfnig.^^ift
freezing works in the Argentina and
exported fresen beef, nmstly to Eng
land..
i A revolutionary element was intro
duced into Atgen^jjstTWxpbrUtion of
frozen beef by th- diminishing peri
capita of beef M?HMtt?^^neda;
which rapidly |?di!^rh^^mqtton of
tina and speedily dominated the busi
ness of slaughtering beef animals
p9^^^*^:^^T' ^y. ?? ?>:
In 1911 the aevan freezing compa
nies - thsh operating ir. Argentina
- crntro??^? oijwrxR?wn of
chiled and frozen beet'; Ia April,
191?; one of the. companies,'-which in
the meantime wade ' a *omi>Jn??Uon
Umiwajt in a certain degree' the ex
hortation of chilled sad fresen beef. I j
191S, one br thd companies; wolca ta
the meantime had'.. passed Into tho
control of n Chicago eoatpany, express*
od a desire io Increase Us sbiptaienia
because of the increased capacity of
Ita works, but this proposition waa
nc-t agreed to by the other companies
and the agreement of waa not
renewed. Of the ?even companies,
two were Argentine, three English,
apd two, although registered as Argon,
tine companies, belonged ,to Chicago
companies.
At the present time there- sre nine
e?|SWfcjhments for-slaughtering, chill
.?gf tlpeeklng,;and exporting tc-ef, lo
omed in or near R?CEOS Aires, and five
of thea?? commies arc G~r.?H? ?r op
crated by Chicago packing or alsugb
tering houses.
? T^??T ^ by f*r itx* ****
lion of the entire business
. X?-g*er of Cs?tk? ia; sM|Mt''.
iol? a Cen8U* leken.in Argentina In
l >. 88 ty was ascertal n <vl t ha t there
were 21,981. . , ???^.
try. aud that of these cattle 21,961.
657 w$rc salives, 3,Sg8,36l were
grades, and only 37,858 were > pure
breds and crossbreds. No? "included
ta the foregoing ?lasses v.. ..... . :
milch cows and work oten.
?y ??;e < '?.r- un; naiionai census of j
1895 the ntupbor ci t alijis in' Argepd
tina had slightly declined, and iii*
total waa 21.70J.&36. The dat tv* I cat
tle had; absolutely, and relative^ de
mised Very eon aid era n ly and.'/ the
?jorras ^Ki?nPIirel>l'1id3 ' ,ort*wa3ed
?n I9? tt?eWws# a Ut> ; r<ii
ana which ascertained Um*
62V??htrnu\^
t?ie'"In^tiro^em?iV-M..
quslttttes Of-thc oatt bi eo?t?cued, and
ana the census toned i$ft&?8e " mt'
tiwes, or only about ons-tbird of thc
total rtmnber of iatth ; . ; (4,-1
327,790 grades, or nearly half
bHal kamber of cattle
?Iso 918,749 pare twedn > i
?a?ie? oar neel, epeedliy .'<;-i ir*v.;' - j
gentry pmrtomw^ Arsz*' . - : j
Improved in beef quai;t|? >,; au.-vi !
years that they are not? pronluchig ex
port beef ihitt ??. ;?o* ???[i^j fey. that
*)f awy country at pv??8|tipn>^i*i!i1?
ia targe qnantltlaa. 3
PROSPECTS GOOD;
Market Show? Recuperate Pow*
er i n r ace of Copi vVeathev
? Paat Few Vcy i.
New-York, Avril t7.-<Jatte'a rene
ttonary ?eutimeht developed in the lo
cal cotton mareet" immediately after
the Batter holiday^, lt waa argued
that duriag full BypathacM^Uee cover*,
lag abort Interesta muBt have hern re
duced, and that a- scattering 'long .In
terest had accompanied the advance.
Thia reasoning, combined wich the
better weather south, nervousness ov
er the Mexican situation, and with
drawal of the. aiear month support
which bad been so' active .before the
holidays, encouraged selling very
much.
Trading, however, was leso active ou
Uv? rally toward the end of the week,
and talk around the ring suggested
a more or less unsettled sentiment,
wit? rnnof traders expressing deter
mination to operate conservatively
pending Trash developments in the
spot situation or a hearer view of the
new or v start.. The return of a lit
tle cotton here from Liverpool has
h*fii accompanied by rumors of fur
Uier small shipments from that source,
and nome cotton haB also been ar
riving h*?re from the South. It ls
said too, that domestic yearn stocks
are accumulating ?nd Utera baa been
talk of abort, time in that connection.
On the other hand, the -inspection
bureau ts atill reportadla? be reject
ing a large proportion ' of the cotton
reel ved here; Manchester reports have
Indicated continued activity at that
point; tne ?tat 1st teal, pgnit lon has now
atneogtheoed, owing to continued full
spinners takings ; U?o donieatle rophrt
showed domestic mill cnalfimptfim
for the montis of Mf/ch^'cli .pp to ?he
recent high average anil southern ad
vices have indicated little or ho
change in the Interior spot markets.
Thean conflicting features have dojbt.
less contributed to; the uncertainty ex.
pressed aa. io the merits of the old
crop situation at the nigher level,
while the resumption of the official
dally and weekly weather reports for
hi." ^uOnll I Cltti-lTCiy in-'
creased activity and have seemed to
attract, same commission .house buy
ing on declines.
MANY ?QXYTOWKft
I Will BeBHeM at^Chlc^ iterjfiw
OT^^C?'^SPIST*? ?Srne new
Chtok. Spring* notai?will be completed
in c tim? io accomodate the five State
conventions which will bp hel?
during the coming summer,
tel will hare approximately 100 rooi
au of which will he connected w
bath, and all of which will have alu
side exposure. A roof garden, a
some hall room, and ether special M
turee wRl. make, tho nosttery esl
jail? attractive?. All cou ven ten?
such os electric elevator, card
lounging ror-^js and so on, will he
provide . "r . The hotel is 11
Stories hfghv and is cf brick:veneer
[???aatrnctk n
The Conventions that will meet ut
[Chick Spring? during tho approach!n?
] Hummer are as follows:
The 8outh Carolina Dental Agsocl
' *tiCS,": Jt?C't?" ?i ~d " "
The South Carolin* Manufacturero'
Association, July 1, J? and 3.
Tho State. Press Association, july
j b, 7 ?nd a (Anderson on the 9th.)
Tfea Ma|^. trintsrs* AssociatiM*!
j July 7 and 8. (Anderson on tho 9th.) '
The South. Carolina Pharmaceuttcal
| Ascooiation, July 15, 16 and 17,
The traveling mea of South Caroli
na will also visit Chick Springs ror
an ovening'a entertainment upon Uta
occasion of their annual convention id
Greenville.
Tho development ot this resort is
I progressing rapidly,, A pavilion is ha.'
tng erected, a dam. is being bulli, the
lawn beautified, a howling altey and
tendis courts provided for, and other
features or e first TUff lpn rt hotel
ere being taken cognizance of. ??ri
The new hotel wit lie ready for bc
enpancy by tba IGin^ef*?h^^tecord?i
tng to the IV2W mana?A?t?^Gt.
VA VAL KNMgTMBHT]
: The term of ?nlistmeut tn tlw? navy
ls four years, except for boys under
eighteen, who ?n?!st for minority,
with the consent of their parents or
guardi?n. Minor? over eighteen -are
enliatepi without thc consent of their
pfti^a^^rjgnardmo.r^T^y- mm-t
furnish a birth certificate or a verified
written statement of parent or guar
dian, as ?o their, aga; Only Amerl
cana of rof.' character tran may fp*
souablybo expected tc' tcmsln In the
e*Bytcd4?jFtyWMtMil?eff.-end every appli
cant ms.t paw .^jrgftBi^^?dwaicad
examination; he able to read' and ta
write -Sogttah and to take tko oatt, of
atleitonce. N'o bey tinder reventes?,
can be ea listed except ihy -pccttl per
mission from the Department
Information regarding rates wk?
?ay. opportunities for advancement.
x91owa-aCes( etc., can be obtained by
sd il I 'siipe jr^gar^h of Navigation, Ne
Vy i>ep*rt*?ont. ' >;
BRLATIYK BASE Ut ?J, 8.
- - ABW* ASB H A Yt.
Uno 146? of tito Revised Statutes j
' of ' ?he Pelf ed States)
? C?cr.nra?? seak wtth Admirals.
LietrteaafrVQensrais rank with)
I vice-Admiral?.
I Major-Oenjcral* rank with Rear Ad
BrigadJer-Onnerals rank with Com
nwdorea.
Cbloaels raak wUh Captains.
lAenteanat-Oolodela rank with Com
manders. . . >...'.;>:.
Kalora rank with 'Ja-t^^nt-Cc:*;
naanders.
las rank . with Lieutenants.
Lieutenants rank with Li*?.
Junior Or&de.
lieutenant srtth Snsigns. <
rank with MM-shipmeu.
-Villa*?-Men-on Way to Torre?n;
High way Where Many Were Killed
rbetp* br Americas Tram 'AssooSntiim. _
?1THE?? Torreo? fell Into tho band? of General Vl!!nt.'leader.-of ?ie Con
I?# st?tu?onnl- anny, after Merion* toas ou both sirtes, Hie woila wnn
.?Spital of tilt? bullet riddled country. The .top.picture :siiow;i ,some
of Villa's troop? on the road to Torre?n for the final assault. The bottom
view ahows'the. .character or the.principal hf gb Voy near Torreen, whUb wes
the scene of many bloody skirmishes.
.ESW?fWENT LAW *0H
!T NETED STATED A^jpl
The army act of August 24. 1012.
prescribes a seven years term of en-,
liatraerit. tn the Aric'y after Novomfler
1, ISIS, tn lieu of the previous -turms
three years, M he first four years
?riq^lfce color?? in active service sud
il e remafclng three years on fur?
^llp^Vtrtthout pay, and attached* to
thp army reservo established by the
same aei. -"A-no army reserves are aub.
ject to be .called into Berrico ?niy In
r?n^went of actual threatening hos
tilities. . , <-*.,' J
A- soldier;- ?fter four' years ? eontln-'
nous ae?'??5%wsnr'under a drat or
saxyisubftCijuenf enlistment, may bu
rebated.tor seven years andireceive
y, upon bia written re
ttue*t be furloughed and transferred,
to the reserve. Enlistment periods for
rou r- years.
First-enlistments- r.r? corsfiaed^?
Mtt&>n tb o ages of is and :tr> ywrs,"
All soldier receive luiidnltiou to their
pay, rations, clothing, Voc^lng. . ?nd
medical attendance v.-!!il:; with Hiv. roi
ort-.
Tho monthly pay during the first en
lislinetit ranges trota $15 to $1K for
privates. ..For non-commfxKk
eera the-rates are f21, 124,
$50, 105 and $75, respectively
big to grade, arm of corp?, ac
uf duties. Master electrician
"Signal corpa ' and Coast
Corpa, and chief ''musicians
receive th? highest rute,
Additional; pay of from. $i j
i month for continuous service
seventh.:
man*
mont
cent increase iu p
service in thc Phil
Enlisted map" mi
?w- years' service,
per month.addition
lyoarn' service K
ttttst: ar
ie ttf 9?
Part pf Battle Scarred Torre?n
Villa and Some of His
)?'. '?' -e H bo wa a pori;
of the city Where many r-Ware td Heft . ^IM? l^jw*?h
i -elf hts genera is- te ft to right, General " ittewo, Uen?wVvtihi, ? Ortega
aafi General Madias.