The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, April 23, 1914, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2
BOAB TAX NOTICB
ro?d~Ux ha?'be?n' extended toy ibo
Board until May 1st, sitar vrhich timo
tba booka will be turned over to the
collectors and the Usual penalty will
be attached.
J. Mack King, County Supervisor.
?-2-tt
~ . JTOTlCE.
Notice is hereby given that (be Beat
regular teachers' examination will be
held on Friday, Ksy 1 at the court
house m Anderson. Ml teachers
whose certificates espiro this year
and all those teachers teaching here
on certificates from otter counties
ajr* requested to be present and stand
this examination. The examination
?rill be based on subjects ordinarily
ased fer teachers' examination ind
will begin promptly st f o'clock.
Ufitil lisyl J. B. FELTON,
Bupt Education for Anderson Co.
NOTICE OF ELECTION
There will be sn election at R. H.
TUiey's store in Wllllford school dis
trict No. 62' on Thursday, April 30,
MU, for the purpose of levying ?a
additional tex Js?r- of one mill
on nil of the. taxable property ot said
district to be used for general school
purposes.
All voters must exhibit a registra
tion certificate and tax receipt?
Polls will open at seven a. m., and
close at four p. m. By order of the
County Board of Education of Ander
son County.
April 1?, 1914. J. B. FELTON,
lrie-tf County Bupt. of Education.
Nb?c? to Ward ?ae.
Members of Ward ; 1 Democrstlc
Club will please moot In tho Court
House next Saturday morning at 9
o'clock for the purpose of reorganis
ing under the party rules.
John K. Hood. Chairman.
Notice to Ward Three. j
By order of tho chairman, members >
Of Ward 8 wilt meet at the City Hall i
Saturday at 5 o'clock. .. I
X. A. Hail. Chairman. a I
FOR SALE
Var Sate-4? tons nrst-class Peavme
Hay at llfSO per toa F. O. B. Troy, '
s. c. c c, qiiakscaios. *-i7-6t?
.....i.). .?",.! ," .i..T"
?0B ?ALE-^-WoU cured pea vine hay
and fodder; price right for quick
acoeptaccS. Phone BOP. 4-2a-8t
. TOB 8At.s1^ea ??Befo ; cowa with
-, young c&fy?h. J. 8. Fowler. 4-Sl~8t
Far Sole af aery Xr?vr FrleW Ose
strictly ttJgh-grade, rabber tired
Carriage ?
Wm SA?^i^^^ants. Three va- !
rustles. See Mr?.. W., L. Jackson...
etty nan. . 4-23V? (
rfA^TBB--,rVp*wrli?r pnrebaaer?. I
!?<S nave- uves Sv5 3?fe-.j??-.illi
second Itand typewriters for ?alca
sala, cheap. All mckee. Bribe
sheet aa rjeooast J. fi, Greyton
Co.. Charlotte, N. C.
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BUSSNE3S LOG ALS
MONET io lend. on city or country *
property lb amounts from *l t?o to.
?5,000. T. P. Dickson, Attorney.
FOB BENT-One 7-room house with
wita modern improvements on ajase.
Orr Street. A. 8. Welch. 4-23-St, j
F. w? r.rn?fb ef aw Yera f3tty |
EXPERT PW^OTtK TTJNE? AUB
all kinds sf taasfeal 4aatratteal3 re.
Pabred ?ita??* gate ?* *? 3Pa?tery.
.gndteton, S. C,
ll he pleased te ?bwoant from
i ables rh?. j)
ip from $S0 to $100 each, tint:
STO?E SUCCESS?
QUESTION CAN ONLY BE AN
SWERED BY THE PEOPLE
PATRONi?lNG EVENT
MUCH ADVERTISING
Three Men In Anderson For th?!
Purpose of Billing tibe City
For Coining Attraction
With ali plans Anally completed tor j
tho holding of the Chautauqua here
Iflext week, tho city yesterday was ad
vertised as it was never advertised
before and If Anderson people do not
attend the event and take part In tho
amusements offered here it will cer
tainly be their own fault and through
no fault of tho people who are back
ing the chautauqua hore.
Expeditions were sent out over the
city yesterday for the purpose bf sd- ?
vertlsing th? approaching affair at
the various mill stores of the city sud
jin the mill villages and now it can bs
aid that there is not a spot in the!
city where the chautauqua bas not)
boen heralded.
Anderson people will appreciate the 1
fact that his chautauqua is not merely ?
traveling show. It visits only tho
biggest towns ip tho state, and it goes
only to tho biggest towns when it is
guaranteed that a certain amount from
the seat salo wilt result This ls not
s cheap attraction in any sense of the
word. It is a collection of stars in
their particular lines and every single
tnambcr will be wei! worth hearing.
.The sale of chautauqua;ticket: Isl
booming and promises to exceed ell!
ifmiua a uv .*?v>?v%r* **va*vy wui
ted In earnest Monday night under I
the ladles of the Civic Association ls
being carried out with the usual vigor |
with which the Association has st
J****ri?-VT7nn/u. j Gov ?
is interested ip tbs Chautauqua and j
the ladles report tho sale going an
eely. Indeed for one to say he is I
not interested in the Chautauqua vuter j
?istia in the back number class Imme
diately.
big to a great number of requests
reservod seatB, Secretary
as' announced that reserved j
?seats win bo placed on sale Saturday
which ia very nominal charge will
nad? tq those desiring them. Fur-,
thar details will be gi-.en later.
Ono of thc first probleii.t with which
tho Redpath Bureau has had to deal'
each year, and what seems com pa rs-1
tivcl.v simple, hr the problem of suit-!
sto\p . stages. These slitg?ifc >nu?it "bb j
light enough to permit of easy Jian
d?og and hauling and ye* roust bc "ab
solutely solid. Heretofore, th? spire
tor.'ng ot the wood hps caused the ruin
of many of the expensive costumes, ?
and the Instability bf the plattora?*
ha* caused the management and ;
r.uper in tendon??, no cad or worry, ira-?
ring one bf the performances of lip
Ben Greet Players It?t^ ' ^year, oae |
situation steeped close tb the edge |
of the stage, which promptly hew npf
like a catapult precipitating him prac,
tleally into the audience and turning
a tragt; situation Into tho worst kind |
of slapstick comedy. However, a new
liam of hinged doors has been
rited this year which promises* a
low solution. In the words of
Rheinfrank, who bas charge of
new stages: -fTbe whole doggone
d can Jig on one end and she won't
The advert?dn* of the chautauqua
heftig rapidly completed A largo
amount ot billboard advertising went
Uti irftntdr/??.. nn? ?a ?j??i|>i;; gc -
ing'up thls ?noretag. Attractive street
streamsrs were hung across the street :
?nd many automobiles are flying cha
tauqua flags. The program distrlbu
Itfpa ls finished and a largo number of
pepe* peaaaata far wrsdow* la the
homes are being put up. Some of
these stiU remain abd can be secured
at the Chamber of Commerce.
The Interest In the Chautauqua ls
not entirely confined to the town, as
Ute ?Iris at Andcrwon College, ?ccord. 1
lug to Professor Faithful are .very!
much delighted over the great maJpyl
tqWyU?? eeawag aan aro punning to
attomi be mach sa their work will ncr
ESPhlle too much emphasis cannot be
laid on thc e*trabTd{nary\ strength
of Che musical talent which !s to ap- '
pear on the -program, yet the speaker*
of thc week aro Just .** treas as their
perti'cul&tf lines, AH ot these men
ara known tho country over a.* groat
^retofl !6*eb comes with a wfei-??
different message, ?aoh as Important
as the ether and ali of vlt?l Uhi^e
t?bee to every one.
Sdwarrt Amherst Ott has been
Ktkt^vn'for many yewa a? the Klug of
?Stlorm oratora He is tho author of
ta* ?ell haown book, . on SeridU?.
"Sour Grapes", which caused sb hiuch
comment at the time of its appearance
a number of years ago. Mr. W'S'
message*. ;untik* so n>*qy, w?t bi re
membered end discaasod a, yeer after
ne hs gopa and oven lodger.
corn.
rota Ur. Gi
Vincent Astor, Miss Huntington
And the Church at Staatsburg, N. V.
Photo of Mr. Astor copyright. Wi?, by Amoricmn Press Association.
WHEN Vincent Astor, behr of John Jacob Astor, who died in tb* Ti
tanic disaster, waa suddenly, taken ?H tt was feared that bis wsr
f f Nage to Miss Helsa Oinstnore Huntington might hive to be p?st
. poned. Preparations for tba wedding were made op an elaborate
scale, over 200 guests having been invited to the Huntington'home and tba
Episcopal church at Stsntsbarg, N. T.. here shown. , ;
Mormons with tho government during!
Cleveland's administration and with
tho breaking, or . their promtso started
to expose thom. Senator Cannon's fa.
ther, ir ho had lived, would undoubted
ly have been tho successor to Joceph
Smith, as head of the Mormon Church.
Senator Cannon himself.- waa never a
Mormon, oxcopt racially. The* - ay
. person lu Anderson might think
. the Mormon-question waa of no
Importance to him. Senator Cannon
will tell you nothing bot facts, facts ;
that will open your eyes with horror
and will certainly prove that the Mor
questlon in not only a national
but ono that Anderson need so
__y consider. Let none fall aa
_^ty to themaelvca to hear Senator
Cannon's lecture.
A. Cromer Awarded $25 j
ga8}M StiifAnaru Railway
for Killing a Canas?
.interesting case was heard bo
Mag la trato Clements yesterday,
action was bronght hy Charles
xer against the Southern Rail
Mr. Cromer was suing-thc rail
for hilling one of his one dogs,
occurenee having taken, place
Liv.MT rn Octot/?r. Tho c?ro was
before Mr. Clenents and J. R- j
appeared for the plaintiff andi
defendant -was represented 'byj
?. E. Cooley.
JSvery feature of the case.was gonai
into thoroughly. The pedigree ?
dog was explained, it being shown that
tho dog wak' very valuable. "*0WK??8$
was largely blood-hound and theres
rora'of mbch protection to his o*n
The owner valued the dog very j
ily mid'considered thai ire -??ouiu ?
un mensed foy the railroad htv
10 iuor?* consideration than to run 1
the dog with one of 1U traine, j
dlowln? Ihn conclusion of evidence !
the Magistrate took the case ender ]
advisement and pursued the law. Tl- j
nally a verdict for the plaintiff waa
granted ;n the sum of $25. probably
the first verdict of ita kind in An dor- j
sob caa.itj,
?1EP TUESDAY ?
Join Hawkins Secc?mKed To]
Ti^rotceis At Kb Home ht
Long Branch Section
News reached Anderson y es ts rd?
rnVvnlng of 'thc death of John H*v
kins, whtch occured a* ''hts nero* ,
une ?oag tiranna secta?? or t r
Tuesday alternan. Mr. Hawkin? wa? 1
a wei? known Anderson county plant- j
er. respected by all-who knew bim. j
* '.? was if, jraftrs of aga"and has tis?
crossly IR (or some tima euffrrti
. om re.ber?Ttoals. Por som? timo
lud been known that he co?ild not r
cover but it was not thought that tl
tl
CITY IS MAKIiSG ? GREAT!
PEACE AND Sig*fIY
In An Interview To Georg?
There may be even * ? few people J
right here in Anderson <u&e^uaiuf.ed
with tho real strides that the cl'jr ia.
making. It may be that man o', them [
do not know what the city ta aocom
bltabing and what ls yet to bo accom
plished in tho work of progress tor
every industry tu the city. A rep
resentative of an 'Augusta newspaper
was in the city yesterday and asked a
well known business man of Anderson
to tell, him Just whrit the city is do
ing. Because there are soma people j
BK>r*5 ??Titc?tm wiih . iiib,.' "auucaiuif* j
habit xv?ior than the booster spirit,!
tho interview given out by the Ander-.
son men to the August? u?Tropaper is
reproduced verbatim:
''Anderson ls going through the
greatest development.. poriod in her
history. Already a a'aMsomo end
prosperous city of nearly 8^',0W}?BW
pie.'the home of many factories. Job
bring bou seso and commercial enters
Prise?, ?9W- concerns continue to ebigae
to Che city as a headquarters point
for Wostern South .Ceroifcn* ?n**
Northeast Georgia. The city is the
second laraest textila ^sealer nf ihn
"south and leads South"t^troHna in the
pTodn etica of metal products,
textile pW,:i employ more than
peoulo and tts other mun
plants me more. On*> bundera
nine tra Veiling men tneke Anderson
.'heir headquarters. Fourteen Jobblbg
firms art- located hera.
. "Al prcsssi tc-srthrag over f 1,400,
C0P.5Z being spent tn Anderson or con
tracted tor on various |Mbilc and pri
vate . improvements, raefttdtng f 100,?
ttw/m teleph
?5.000 power
devetopmout
wber? ov?r J??
ls BiaMMUM^i
na* boto* spent
Anderson ?a
? ' ?
TO BE BOOSTED T60AY
TOUR FOR ADVERTISING OF
CHAUTAUQUA
AUTOMOBILES US?D
A Number ?WF fee Near-By t?#h?|
Will Be Visited Today By
Andersen's Liv? Wires
A start wilt bs made from tb? An
derson chamber of. commerce this
morning at 8:50 on the "booeter*' ex- I
pedteion tor the Anderson Chantan- M
qua. The tri ii wilt be msie in au
tomobiles, and ell told, lt is believed I
that there will be 12 or 14 auto
mobile?. The party will visit a num
ber of the dearest towns and ?pend
some time in each of them, advertis
ing the approach of the great Ander
sen chautauqua which ia to begin on
April 2? and continue until M"y 4.
Secretary Whaley said yestejlttft.
that he had been somewhat dlasa
pointed over the number er iiasbpfiT
biles furnished .by the business own
of the city but that still, there will
be a sufficient ndmher of machines to
make a very creditable MibwWg bad
that he hopes the towns visJM^jfUl
be properly impressed with the- Idea
that Anderson waaia them to ?wad
to the chautauqua and wants them
badly, enough, to make this effort to
?et them.
While the trip is being taken fm
the purpose ot advertising Anderson,
and the Anderson chautauqua, still it
will also be anne outing tor those -*/b'd>
go and they Kill enjoy every m?nate
of the day.
Plans have been made for. taking
care of the party at Belton and lt wilt
bo pousibh. to rurhlsh dinner ?abra W
record time and let the boosters; ge*
away m-??vv ~.-=r fer H^^e- "
The following is the entire itbicra
ry of the trip **-*hUounced yesterday^
hy Secretary Whaley:
8:6?-Leave Anderson. ... \ " \<j
itnio-Arrive wi?liamoton.
10:45-Arrive FTankvtlle.
ll :d6-Arrive Pelter.
11:45-Arrive Piedmont.
1:10-Arrive Beitori (Dinner)
U-.30- Leave Belton.
a: 10--Arrive Hones Path.
3:50-?Arrive Donalds.
4:65-Arrive Due West
5:15-Return to Anderson.
The Last Calf for Heme Missiles.
' Tho outlook for home missions in I
'W**h Carolina for this convention
Tear looks very dark. You witt see
from the nguree In this number of The ?
Courier that the board is far behind
and but one Sunday left of the ttmr.,
before tho book j close. The only
hope id for evev.? Bapttstt In South
Carolina to do his bebt now and see
to it that that ft ls church mafcea the
" it otefrVfngs st? once and gets 1t to
?fi?>e the last day of
bis is our daly hope! Great
er shne?vtun?, grester nroblcims and
but a f?w days to save-the day. wau r
you come to the rescueT With one j
united effort we can save the day, undi
'?n-iicg the bis*? to viaiiiry. iueoth?K jj
?very dollar ofthe apportionment for
both Boards and bo the better off by
doing so. Keep your eyes on the fig
ures and give and speak a good word
gk* fha work. Trusting that the last
day or April may bring us the good
niewo that our board is out of debt
and urging every vice-pr?sident, nae
felairk and Christian lo unite with u? j
ia thia effort I hm,
Sincerely,
Joh? Vines,
y. P,^py..?. e.
. J"*C /VAM JS-iSiJ ?S?WI, 1
Oerks Say That V?&k? SrWnoj
Be Cfeet&fed By She Cham
fcer of C^-r^itie^
A number of clerks In the city etot-ea
told a reporter for Tbo Intelligencer
yesterday that tho stores should
be thinweg of closing at ah ewHier
i?tsr daring summer ???a????han
they are no* domg. The OterW>buut
t*? itore? to c?ese fre??. Hsy 1 to J'-wr
i nt c-.so o cj?ak in toe''evening ann
front Jone 1 unUl September I at 6
o'clock.. It is presumed that all th?
merchants are wining to do this, aa
ff his been th* ct?tbm teethe ?sa?, fc??
first it ls fi?cesatiry ih'xft % peHtibn bc
may agree to toe ptsn. Some ht the
clerks propose ?bat *-be ou*y ???irtt??
bo ?steddtel'?Sy tee Camber, of Oom?
anercb tad thb^ is ^btem^as^a
W* ^lbg the u?^^?
J Genera! Sherman
I Saidttwae..SQftr*m^l^
i cred-to^r?ef by Ed V. Prk* A Co., becta* there ?re ?OM j
1 better otiwnable. See oat new woolens and ??vc your ?
I mewatt^TOPAY. Prdes $20 to $40. |
Met?ate for o ofeeage. This ?tsop itrofl of NEW StSlAW 1
I STYLE? $1 .GO to $4.00.. . Panam?? $5.00 to $6.00.
1. L. Cely Co. j
OU
M THE SUt^iUORnr OF OUR WORK
There is notre better to be had at anything tfce the price,
1 Quality considered. ' Our plant is the best equipped, in* this
f . section of the state, and every workman in erar employ? is a
I master of his art- We use only the best materials to be had,
and with the modern equipment of our plant, we are in a po
sition to give you better grade of work on short notice than
you can possibbly get elsewhere. We will appreciate it im
mensely if you will let us figure on the next order you con
templateplacing for PRINTING, BINDING, RULING,
LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER WOHK, o? any fcwd of Commercial
Printing. ' Good printing, like everything else good, is the
cheapest in the long run-^and when it comes to Work of
quality, we cari talk to you rntetUgently.
<WEPRE NOT STUCK UP"
-just proud of the kind ot work-we are doing. And of the
fact tKat we are daily adding new, satisfied patrons, to the
! hundreds or boosters fer "Good Printing'- already on our
lists. Let us do-your work.
3oh Priistittg
P hon e : :
Time vf? when only the
ffee:hoiif$e^-^
hearts. For we have found
to fete a dweller iiifrith, a ^
ease, a spreader #;$>&gi
be ostracised from society
homes ?
HO W ?
them
?headed man feared
r?r te? the stoutest
out. We know ninv
i?on cafr1eT,, of {fis*
i^PPj?ce. He must
'?s^^?^i from our