The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, April 23, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
_ A?M??P aS-DOIS?^T MISS T??&p CHAUTAUQUA-May 4
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VOL. 1, NUMBER 83.
ANDERSON, S C., THURSDAY MORNING, APRDU 23, 1914.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
$8.00 PER ANNUM?
That Feature and Mexican War,
Scare Serie!? Up the Price
. , - j: ? utue
New OrlcaaS. April ?2.-Rains lo
Tf'H?S til:- S?C tl;- ????e tin.
a large part or tho bolt, were the
main miHtair\h?g Influences in tbe cot
ion market tawny. The Mexican sit
uation wa? thc baals of some buying
hut no great disposition waa shown
io trade oft ft. .At Um .highest the
activo montea wer?^W't? l&^polaW
over -jtestcrqnjgs last quotations. ' The J
close'was i?? 18 over, *. 1 ; '-' ra. -.
Tho wratfeUr map and, official re- !
ports indicasen1 that the'better part*
ot Tex?.:; cojtj?n belt had . received
g.Snoralj raitf^ This -Was' regarded a*:
being very unfavoraoVe, and certain
io; give ibe>ccrop. Aj* t?selB^i-.setback.
' The market" waa''quiet, and the da
niand was not large, but at times j
offerings were plentiful, > Short sell
ing wes not mu?j? tn eyfdence.
Spot cdcton steady, \ unchanged J
Sales on the spot 1,850 bales; tb ar-'
rlve\4TO.
rut.ion'futures', closing:
May 12.82; July 12.78; August 12.49;
r 11.77; December 1175. .
Cotton Seed Oil
.?ew York; April 22.-~Cottonseed j
I today bad-an; advance, of 3 to 5:1
jlntn early on shorts demand and '
Ht? tte strength' in other:,commodity
inarkcts, but towards the close there
was free selling by '-^ii^^r?ihera
which resulted tn a -setback. Final
pykes were unchanged t?r May and
2 to 8 points net higher ort other po
sttlonb:
CONDEN|$D PASSENGER SCHEDULES
16th, 1914.
tl'VAtS.
ANDERSON; s. 'c.
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. 8:25 nan.
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2:15 "JSSL.
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. 9;?fj p.m.
C. 8 AXJ^iN.
General P?aaehg?*V Agent.
g* fl Reaches e v
? York Cotton
^ ., i,
Ne* T$ik, * AnriU22.-Cotton allow
ed renewed firmness today with July
and August .()..ti., ?j makins? new
high ground rer tho movement .md
retiing severn! pol ii? h above the b?eV
lovel roadbed, do,' the advance earlier
in the month.
Spot ccitidn steady. Middling ?al
1anda.l3.ik' J?Mfing gulf 13.40. Sales
SO.
Cotton future' closed timi.
May^ .. \??,,.. '.?2*.55
July . .. .Vt Ai
August .. .ill?.
October .11.66
Deceihb?r ; . . ; .j. 11,60
. .New f&tv April 22.- Call money
Staad?.' $%'
. -'Unie Sojabs stronger; .sixty daya ?
1-4^ six ?nontba, 3 1-2.
M* renn tile paper 3 1-2' a 4.
Sterlingexchange firin; sixty day?]
4.85.25; jrdomand 4.87.
Commercial bills 4?4 ?-2.'
Ba^'*?e>;;&S. 1^2. . v
Mexicali dollars 45 1-2.
Stocke a?d Bonds
'(By' Associated Preiss) .
New yarb, Ar.rll L'2.--Mexican news
oyera???ded everything else but -Wall
street nat ready to nasa Judgment
on thc influence "of this new factor.
U that., the. effect''would de
?>ea*' oe tiut,?re.4evelo'.'Sit??r, Should j
a long and costly conflict; with Mexico I
CUSH*. iuvyiving large government'
?cana ??)? great dUUructlon of prop
l?JMf?et u^^ubtodiy
would reg?sier it3 influence.
. Speculators-.inclined to optimistic
; views, however, felt that, in the
event of a spe?dly collapse oC resist
anee" on Mexico's pr.rt, the -market
I would nonf at. A tew stocks were
?weak.
Bbnd prices sagged haavolly in a
?iWIsolated cases. Total soles $3,460,
000t .-United States. 2s coupon ead
the 3s'and 48 registered
; 'ma 3a iLglatered,declined 1-4
ton goods)
. Worsted
Chicago pSa
K riesgo,; Ajt?l, jt?.-^-War exe i
hi.??d to carry' eticea. hi.-.. ?
to I;
TABBIL
ub^^nl.--A series ot
elosed at Mu Tabor
nducUsd by the p?s
and - M w?f?y
ii ?uncar with
nnd Mrs.
AMptCCAN
??nw York. Leak I
(New Torie, Ai Washington
,took tao deciding gama of the series
wUh >??w<Yprk tbd?> a to I. Warh'op
pitched (hut out bgll for tiie locals,
errpr* in both of Washington'? runs.
Tito visitors scored onbjMu the second
and the winning mn itt ?,he HKh.
-* Score
Washington .. . .010 0j0.000~? 5 1
^iwr.Yprl'.oooTJjw? ? oo-i 8 4
Ayres, Engel und H?nVy; Warhop
and Sweeney.
Haw ll ton Lott Again,
' St. Louis. Mo,? ?p'iil 22.-Introit de
feated the. local Americans today 4 to
2. St. Louis scored two runs In the
opening innin.; o1: u .single by Austin.
Pratt's two base hit, jand a sacrifie
fly by Gus Williams. Detroit made five
hits oiT Hamilton in the third, which
netted them three runs,
Seore - ?
Detroit.OOS Old 000-4 8,0
BL, Louis..200.00,0,000-2 10 2
\ l>auss and Stanage; .Hamilton and
?crossln.
Sneaker Wa*, f Et? If ero.
Boston, April '?'.i.-- K? :;ou and Phil
adelphia played at??hi?r tin gabie to
day,' the score ;.? f wi: .,.
time was called in th? vighta inning
by agrcepjent to eil. lie teams to
catch a (iain. - A tgpj|?M rally io
the iast Inning, when Speaker's two
haschlt drove Ju three of foiir runs,
saved the gam^ ton. Twenty
eeveh .player* tonk part in the same.
Score
Philadepbia .V;-.'14^^040-9 ll 5
Boater. .'.. . _
Hrack,.WsrCliotL P?**?? and Schaag;
Bedient, Coobah*. Foster and Cady.
Chicago. ApriT^^^?go lost the
'Opening gamo o? : ior.v.] league
s?aspn here tod uv to Cincinnati 3 to
A. A home run drive into the bleach
ers hy Xiehoff, which scored ? man
ahead of him, gaye the visitors the
lead. They clinched the. samp when
JH'oblitzell stole home after re^cfrrag
third on a single, a sacrifie ?ad an
infield out.
Cincinnati .ir^fe
Cii!.agi.
Beato--). Ames and Cl^raf Pierce,*
Koestner and"^??ffih,
. Alexander '?^ ??Inl i ? I >'.
Philadelphia, April 22.--3budolph i?ad
?ne^ba'd inning, the sixth, today, when
tjTO*W#Xwrila made ' cno?a^^fBM? to
w in the game from BostqBHHB
A pass to Faakert. lx>h%rlVMnmbl?
Boston j.',". i ' 1?>S?jd*W uKrfVT& I '
Philadelphia ......Ot ^
ieudolph and Gowdy; Alexander and
Klllifer.
FEDERAL
Kansas City. April 22.-Muli In for
Iiidianapniis and. E. Packard far Kan
sas City! each yielded ten hits today,
but Kahhas Olly's hits were'bunched
and Indianapolis was defeated I to a.
i "'scort^- ' ' ' Yi:
Indianapolis .. 100 000 101-3 10 I
Kansas City.OSO 000 O&i-t 10 1
j Mullin and Text?r; E Packard Und
I EasfejlVv- .
Oil? Crandall Wen.
[- (St. Louis. "Mb., April 22.-St. Louis
i hit MCQ?fre hard today, winning from
Chicago r>: to 4, and making a cleau
..ep of tho series. H was thc homo
^---"ne"?a??i ?firaigh? victory. ? V
k" s>oro- m\\m\\mW&
?St. Louis ..l?t? 03? ??x-5 i2 ?
Chlcag?. 002 001 001-4 5 1
[ Crandall and Hartley; McGuire and
! Thc* Kanes Familiar,
I, Baltimore, MU,. April 22,--3eaton.
' pitched Arie hall for Brooklyn for four*
innings_tiday while Smith ess hit
laen Baltimore ?ti?tc?
, OY*rcom?"? lead o? 7 tb o, and von the
garnet: los. .
Baltiroc
BrooKlj
Km lt!
.ooo, o.ti S2x-s ii :
oio oio 10Q-4H is.:
.fl??ih??lm ard
< amnus wet Bli
'Ittaburgh, Pa.; April ti
felts' pitched for the lee
i ?'.. Camnlis nlldw'cd seven
?Ix rim? wi/re scored before
relieved' by Walker.
COLl.RGK BASEriA
:AjROLl;^A LEA
N?TIWNAI. LEAGUE
At Philadelphia 3; Boston J.
At Brooklyn-New York postponed
wet ?rounds.
At Chicago 3; Cincinnati 4.
(Only tfl^ seheddled; )
AMERICA* LEAGI?E
At B??i?56lWr;lPh?!nd?lpht?. ?J. (Eight
Innrogn .raia.) '
At New York ? : Washington 2.
At St Louis ?; 'Detroit 4. .'? ?
Al CJeyelabd 0; Chicago 7.
FEDERAL LKAGUE
At ^ittRbu^gh fi; Buffalo i?.
At 3t. Louis ?V; Chicago 4.
At Kan^? city 4; Indianapolis 3.
At ??littttoro 9; Brooklyn fi.
HOrJTlIHB?TLEACICiE
At chattanooga 2; Allant? i.
At Mobile 2; New Orleans 8.
At Birmingham 10; Montgomery 6.
At Memphis 3; Nashville 4.
INTERNAT?O.NAL LKAGt'E
y^.Mtewtencc 7; Toronto r..
At Newark-tt?",i"*sier wet grounds.
Ai jersey! Oliy 7; Munn. ;:?
Ai Baltlmotv Duff ?lo 0.
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o (I o o D o
o ?WITHIN THE LAW" i
0 . '' \ o
oonoo vv o VNO ooooooooo
Tbla Is no tiresome "problem play,**
but a .; drama .thai, grips and thrills'
T? will be presented nt the Grah'dl!
at edenville, Friday i:i
a this greet story, there , ls adop
ted Tor thu tiret tinte for use on tho
stage a^?ifeol?ss powder and a Max
im sllt-n?cr, auch as the accomplices
of the'dynn-nip.-rs aro alleged to nave j
employed to rid .'tbemaelves of per
who might hamper their planati
These Ingenious instruments ot. death}
ufl/l mnn?ltttmkl? *~ tu- --* - . . ?
? -
pollc-? aro "called upon 'io solve in the
nl?y-a 'mystery they might have fa
thomed but for the sacraflco of a pro
r .vnorG?t?? C.'J7J*?I?I ?b?r ?SnCS ' thS
! blame: upon himself and goes willing
ly to his punishment put of unselfish
.devotion to a young woman who
stood by him when he was in peril
f before As a background for thia
fetory is the joclal problem of tho per
1 spa who ls convicted bf a crime, and
goes to prison and serves the Ben
ton co fn full, only to he persecuted
by the police and bounded away from
the endeavor to earn a reputable live
lihood. In "Within tho Law" the con
vict is a pretty young girl who is
innocent ot the offense with which she
Sa ! charged bu.". ls sacrificed to the
plans or a hypocritical employer. Cp
on h^r release she ls forced to then
bose between a life or the street? or
taking up a warfare on th? laws.
She adopts the latter course, adroitly
keeping bevond tbs clutches of the ma
chine she defies. Thc battle she wages
ls extremely daring and ingenious add
her triumph, while hot complete, is
suggestive of the methods of escap
ing responsibility said to be emplpy
cl by finanoisl bueaheer* in their sa
allod "big"business operations.
oe? ? ?4 "*~ *~? . *. *
. ? . . *
. CHEDDAR *EW& *
e.,*-.* a # a a a ?? a --a
On last Thursday night about 300
pa; tons and quito a number, of visitors
J gathered " at the schoolhouse for the
cloding exercises of the school,>a^Sfw,
consisted*'of recitations,, dialogue's
->, ?-.?-.?.- z j,?. .?.?-?~v? -rrr ?5P-J"?
der tho management of Prof. A. W.
Meredith as principal and Miss Lola
Copeland and Ml?? Bucia "W?lfl as
ttstasts. Tho enf >)?n-.?ui .t?i? t??nc
has boen (larger thou ever before and
tba year has boen a very successful
one In eyery way;
Mrs. Joe Dickson cf Georgi? is vis
iting friends and relatives at. thia
placo.
Misses Eunice Warnock end Floride
Kelly of Belton werft visitors to pur
commun lt y Sunday af tere oom
Mrs. Karre Kelly and her guest,
Mrs. Joo "Dlrkaon. anent Saturday Iri
J? Fei ser.
VT6?. A. W. Meredith ?^ft Saturday
tor. his home in Oconee county Mr
Meredith ts a yoting man bf ability
and has mad? many friend? while in
^ias M?enlo Dann end mother are
visiting at thc home of Mr. G. K. Har
rison. , .r.
Prof. A. W. Allaway.of Wllilatnstou
it 'Sunday at the borne of Mr. J.
j. (hopeland.
Th? ladies of the organ tomroiUec
i^crvcd cream ?nd cake at the school
boure! Last Saturday hight.. Some
thing near the sum oi ai" wa? ?wUw
Miss Rucia WP& l?'t Saturday tor
her home in Laurens. Miss Wolff toa
been (tn sfrJciont teacher in. the school
here 'isr the naat three years a?d dar
?a* that time she has made a "noel af
frb*ni* who will miss her in the so
cial a* well a?, tho school life of the
community.
Quite a number of our yonng people
[??.'l?rii i*f* ?WA ??Al(n,tn*r? A ?Mt.vr I .viki
iri??t^t "at Belton Friday nlghL
|; AtJanta. Anrl]
pending arrival
cltv fathers ant
o o Q 9.o q;9 Q(?,9,p o 9,
o ? IVA NOT0E3 o
b o 0 0 0.0,0 o 0 0 o o o o
Iva, April 22.-A pleasant tient o?i
the week was Si "ni!fi'c>?l(ahoou8 *kow-?
ti" at tho borne, of Mr*. T. C, 'Jack
son hy the nweri' ?f ihe mission
ary eoeiHy and Phils tb..a claw'bf the
Presbjrt?rian church of Misa Mary
Sherard" who la a member bf both and
wtl bo married on ne.*'- Thursday af
ternoon.? fcH ' 5" o'clock to Mr. VI as. T.
Simpson of Andftrsatt. r There were
fthnut forty p>o*enVl feVviea'contests
'were engaged In' consisting of How
Mary captivated Jim. How she should
act on her brd?l tour, how to man
age a'husband, etc. Mnuv laughable
lib ?we rs wjer'o given, after th?ia a ring
ut the door was h**rd sud Master
louie Jackson, was adtniuedi he be
ing, dressed in the garb, o is .railroad
:.; . i ? li'rk having a toupio or w.jll
plied mail bags.
He was announced hy Miss Mabel
li? id in tbe following verso:
"Hark to the merry postmans -?Ol
eome knocks. >.
Alt blessings and good lurk to him,
To Mary he comes not 43 'uncle
: . . .
But as ber happy "Uut> Jim."
* The postman then proceeded to emp
ty the. bags at ho ioet'of "the brideto
he, th-? mall proved j o ]>:? laden" With
many beautiful' ami useful .prusenl*
vvh7?h attested the love nud e?jty?>u
tri^wljl?l* she ls! held, by tito feiio.v
members and CISB h)ai'ev\ Alter the
mall had been delivered t'.-c gucr.ta
:wie1re served'with a ino*t dsltclouj
s?i?d ' course. ISxc?llcnt music waa.
'fiiihlsbed throughout ?ho afternoon by
at?oSe^ Margaret Black and Mabel
icv. and Mrs- S. J. }lood apeht
dnesday tn Anderson, shopping.
les. Wi A, Wiles, spent Tuesduy
Anderson shopnln*.
Mrs. Raymond Beaty and Mrs. Earl
Lewis of Anderson, wero vfotilug rf In.
Uves here Tufetfday.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. ?. Everett tnent.
the day in AnCerson I'jtt^jduy.
Mist .Mamie, Seawrignt has retain
ed ironi a short stay in Anderson
wher?'?he isas been visU'^g lur sitter
Mrs. J. T. McDonald.
Mr. Henry Harper, a popular trnieL
ini man of Andersen wan hore on
business one day thia week.
Mrs. Leun Held sud daupnter M?P#*J!
Mabel and Minnie were shopping ia
AnderSdIfWslaaesday ?iC?vnboh.
..** 'U H.-'-.
ooo 0 0 o o p o s ti o o e 0 0,0 0 0 ? e
V COLUMBIA mum SHOW ?
o o
o s coooooooooo e.o a o e :.;
Columbia, April 22.-Yielding io re
quests from tue management of tho
Columbia Horse Show Association,
and tp friends throughout the city,
Mrs. A. C. Hobson Mrs. T. M. Phi
fer, both Columbia ladies will ride' ia
?ev cre? Ciasses at the horse show,
watch-' Qpeha 'tomorrow at- the State
Pair' ?rouad?.
Mrs. Robertson, who waa formerly
Misa jGertriide'Skelton, of Bichr?ond;-'
Va., ie an 'expert horsewoman and bis
many , blue ribbons won by her ct
shows in the Virginia circuit. Mfc
Phifer, who was formerly Miss Childs,
ot tffls city, ls also a skited eques
trienne, and will give exhibitions ot
her skill. ?^8$!p
Following are the entries from oat
of town:
George D. Shore, Sumter-Autocrat?
M- C. Cook, .'Wagoner. -? Brilliant
flare. Beilul. '^flMBBMM?Wj?Pi
Ceor?e T. Little, Camden -Watchful,
Spider sad Ma?d Lui?. ?Mar;o??, Lady
Chester, Rpah Mary, Itoderiek.
W. W. Burgisa, Greenville-Long
Distance.
J. N". Klrven, Darlington-Lawson,
Foxy Phil, Tidal Wave and Dan.
H. J. Gregory, Lancaster-Bert..
W. 8. Gray. Asheville. H. C.-iwhc
has charge of H." T. Hill's horses has
arid red and entries will be nuulo. tia*
af terhoo?- Sport. Dr. Exutn. Tan
Hark, and Star,- and a number of oth
1 whnu HANIki Sin'tltA
secured at this date.
J. H. Bady, Leesville-will enter his
thpri/ughbred Kentucky hors?. Henry
IfjSg. i
J. A. Mclnnis, Darlington-will en
ter hi* beautiful pony; Diamond Dick.
, M. J.'Heller of l<,mg8tree--wni "e?r
ter his fine pair -Vf horses. Black
.d Black Be anti.
ass Lurll
ls expected to enter Thr?yld Kreld.
' D. D. Moise of-Sumter will enter bia
?KIM(|) , SSonsna.
J. D. Sha* of Sumter w?l cater his
fine !<?ptuckr horse.
M?ss Priscilla Shaw of Sunu?r^?$ft
enter h?r pony thatt ruade shrh a fine
showing at the Sumter' and Dartiog
f Baltimore Evening San J
txr> glad he said it. Th<
>ver. fay* a "cusa word" or any
" remotely 'ajiproachfng ' it. fa tb
spir!t??!. loo clcii. lo the 'choir te
risible*?1 to remata cm this planet ion?
: veli swears "by iitve** and Tai
to ?jee. swears
neee "Pure gu
Sneaks hone-f"
# good
? ^There's iievecTs^lon
some moment where there
a Victrola^
Trie greatest singersTmusi^
r c?aris, and comedians; right
I hand to provide ail, entertain*
merit that would be .worth go?
im? miles to hear-*an'd yeiyoti
caa have all this
own horneJC*???* *
Stop jn: and hear-S^fcvortte,
music on this won-f
derhil munirai .inV
strument. w "V :
Victrolas'$1$ "td
M0?< Victor? $10 to _
$100. Easy terms,***
it desired. ?*?
? . ? ? ? , . . .? . .
Willis & Spearman
MUSIC HOUSE
Bleckley Bid?., Anderson,. S. C,
All sorts of jj
ra houses in all parrs W
J RCNTiliG Bif^pif i
I Anderson Real Estate ll
f ?c investment Co. nfl.
nmmmi m mm i-ilifwiiiim m 1i nin WIIII^?IIIIIIJ jill
C?uucftsru ?uti?aieut o? tir? ri?an* 1T
Anderion, 8. C.. st the ' alone of Janifc. : ^
^88, March 4/191*. es shown by
statement made iq? 'tfae ?tate Baak fix
aminsr:
RESOURCES:
toane pn4 Dtoepaats . .$ 1,038,041X2 ,
p^er^ratts .. ........ ?s.t?T.28
Bond and Stocks' O'.?SOjW
Real Estate.,. .35,549:0?
Due from Banks and Bank- "I
?rs .. .. .. . ?3,654.70
tMMtt
LIABILITIES:
Capital Stock Paid In.. ..? t?e,000.0o
Surplus . Fund . .. ., .... ., 160,900,00
Undivided Profits ...
Dividend* Unpaid ?4409
Deposits". Individual $746,070.1. .
Deposlti, Bank ea^fi?M*',
- .. ,.
mim iarw?H
la** AeeocBts. r
The Bank oJF Anderson
Tho St reagent Hani Ie tka r? ?
* VtfL W. S. WOOD?
* Bl HR ASKS mt *>* gy*-. feju y?u
* ea? Threat ?lasse? Jrtftted
Hearst
; "?.a ?a. ta l ?, sib ? j*as, i? fi p. ?
?f O?ee?: WlO BkeWey Bail?is*
tYRE &
ARCH