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CONVENE ON 15TH1
Bar Association Voted" Yesterday
To A?venge Outing For Hb
Honor, Judge Prince
Tho Anderson Count)* Uar Ayslca
tton ni< i in thu court house yesterday
morning ?nd arrungod thc router for
the approaching (orin of thc court ot
common picas, which is to convene
here on Juue l?.
At (lils meeting it was unanimously
decided hy the association to have un
puting iu honor of Judge Prince and
willi that end in view the president
of the har associ?t iou was authorized
to appoint a committee, whose duty
it shall he to arrange for the event.
The president announced that thc com
mittee would shortly muhe report as
to what form the outing will luke.
The following is un ofllclal copy of
the roster us arranged yesterday:
Monday, June 15.
Hardy vs. ("rout.
Kant vs. Jones.
Hank va. Howden.
Tuesday, June 16.
Kant vs. County.
Knut. vs. County.
Wednesday, June 17.
Anderson College vs. J. W. May
nard.
Hansom vs. burilas.
Wilcox vs. Leveret t.
Thursday. June 18.
Simpson vs King.
Anderson. Lewin, Gruy Company vs.
Sharpe.
Doltan vs. Feldstein.
I nila>, June 19.
Bowie vs. Wilson.
Carpenter VK. Radier. '
Monilay, June 22.
Summey vs. Anderson county.
Orr vs. Aligned.
Tuesday, June 23.
Miles vs. Allgood.
Mullally vs. Mullally.
Wendesday, J'iuc 21.
Mullally vs. Mullally.
Richmond Taper Company vs.
Cheshire.
GAFFNEY WANTS A
BERTH IN LEAGUE
Another T?,y|, P.re?po,*|ed For
Membership In Piedmont Lea
gue Instead of Greenwood
Since -Greenwood has announced 1
i that she will withdraw fr?in the pro
posed Piedmont league and has seTrV- l
ed notice to that effect on the league
directors,'lt 1* proposed'that Gaffney
be admitted to membership itt Che as
sociation, it was said-fast night that
ney and that by early''Monday it would
a canvass Was in progress in ' Gaff
be completed, at which time thb'GafT-'
ney people'would bo'able to definitely
anounce whether or not '.hey would
apply for membership tn fie league.
Gaffney, is a good baseball 4 town,1*
whictv once boasted.of a foam winning
52 games out of S2 played and ir tttst
town is-admitted to the league lt will
hold up its sharo ol the league's bur
dons. - .
It seems that ail of tho trouble at
Greenwood grow out bf! the fact that
one purent ttld not caro for bis son
to participate in organized baseball,
and that son was one of those elected
na directors for the new league. Tho
young mun must evidently fcc of some j
parrs, au Greenwood seemed afraid to
ro;U the venture unless he could be
recured to play on the team. From
i hat it would seem that he const i to lcd
some seven or eight of the proposed
teum in Greenwood.
While it is by no means an assured
fact that tho league is lo be launched
on the ist h. as he had proposed, il ia
believed that Gaffney may como In, In
which event thc first gar?es will *oo
played as originally planned, except
.for the fact that Gaffney would then
play thc opening Ramos in Anderson
instead of the homo team going to
Greenwood. Local people; will hope'
that the plans may be completed for
organizing the team and that Gaff
ney may bo admitted.
COTTON HOODS
The Mnrkef Shone I Jtfdfft Activity
During Ivis! Week.
Now York, Jun*/ 6.--Cotton goods,
marketa- have hroudedod ' steadily
throughout the week and prices have
advanced. 'Thc buying hhs been'doha'
by c?AtertorV, bleachers. ?' -pTl?ters.1
Jobbers, and bag manufacturers,' ?hd
engagements have been m?do' which1
will carry thc mills moderately wrlll
through tho Summer "on gray *$ad'|
.brown. ?Prlat-cloth,'p?,?^ur? an l-?c
. yard' into r-He**!-*^ are firme*. Fr?c
.ea have been namoo7>on shirting chum
bray on the same level as a year ago,'!
6 1-2 e for 32 inch good?;, while bleach
ed madras has been priced nt .? :',-lc,
1-4 RV nd vaneo: Business on thesoMines
is up to the volume of last year. Bloch
ed' goods unv li better call1 from tho
manufacturing trades.- 1 Denim's ' and
tickings arc coinfortably under-order
for tho next two months in the large't
mills; Wide sheetings, pillow tuUnfts,
sheen* and pillow cases, and other do
mestics-are in better demands.' Wash
goods sales -during the Week Were ac
tive, tho . best BclHjng cloths r bblSg
printed fancies in sheer constructions.
Yarns are still quiet and prices arc
low.1 There'has'been' a bettor spot de
mand for underwear'and-hosiery and
preparations' are under way for open
ing? for spring, 1915. .Prices on cot
ton goods are as follows.'
Print cloths 28 Inch 04 x 64s 3 3-4c
nominal; 64 x 60s. 3 p-2oi'*S i-a inrh
64 x 646, 5 1-4; shootings go nth ern
standards Sc; denims !) oz'MC; tick
ings 8 O* 13 l-2c; printer il l-4o; staple
ginghams 6 l-4c; dress ginghams ii
3-4c.
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George W. Lahoon-of tho Center'vllle
section waa among the visitors to
spend yesterday in the etty,
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Townville, Juno .-..- Hov. and Mr*."!'.
S. Hollingsworth have returned from
a trip lo their friends Hr. and Mr?.
Frazier at Anderson.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Myers and their
tlster Mi'ss Vida tt?Orb?c spent lust
week at the Confederate Veteran' Ke
nnion al Anderson.
The young prople who have return
ed front Hie different colleges are to
upend their vuvaflott are Misses Kath
leen Hawkins.' Winthrop. Ailee ff leo
and Mary Smith I.itu est nae College.
Addie Maze. Asheville Seminary. Kant.
Rii.hun Gup. Joanna Broylea, Landor
College.
Mr Prank Hawkins after completing
Ills A. H. degree at Mercer College.
Manon, tia., has returned home for his
vacation.
Mlscss Fannie and Tomnile Br?ylfts
who 'have been teaching nt Hine |{ld ie
!<nd Denmark are spending their va
calton at home.
Misa Kl Iza! ?..th Mckeon ls on sn ex
pended ' visit- ?ti friends in Col nm' a.
Charleston. Darlington and Ornnge
! lairg.
Mr. Granherry Dickson of Denton
Tovas ls visiting lils brothers Messrs.
J. Walter and Krank Dickson.
Miss Sara Hailey who has been
teaching at Princeton before return
ing lo her home lu Georgetown visited
her school mate Miss Fannie Broylcs.
Misses Margerite Adams of Sonora
and Hertha Held o? Ridgway visited
friends tb!? week.
Dr. W. T. Hunt ls visiting in Balti
more;
Mr. and Mira. Sam Pritchard of Al
lanta are visiting relatives.
Miss Jouuna Rroytoa is attending the
Y. W. C. A. at Black Mountain.
Mr. Reeves Fant lias returned from
a visit to Baltimore.
Mr. W311 Hunt left a few days ayo
for Guythre. Oklahoma where he will
spend the summer.
Misses Frazier of Winthrop ColloKo
and Maggie Carlington of Anderson
gave lectures at the school auditorium
a few nights ago.
Misses Floryde Dunlap and tic rt ti a
Dunn who have been teachers here
returned to their homes for the vaca
tion, Athens Gu. and Donalds S. (J.
Mr. G. Goodwyn who? has beeb a
teacher, here has returned' to Laurens.
Mesdames Wm. Woolbrlght and N.
L. Boleman were visitors to the PJJ
i union last week.
Mr. Will Cromer and fe Wily ami Mr.
Newt Boleman and family spent the
national Memorial holiday at .the tun-:
ucl near Walhalla.
Donaldson-Walk Ins.' .
Townville. June :?.-At tho Methodist
parsonage by thc Rev. W. S. Myer* on
the muming of June Itu. Mr. Oscar
Watkins and Miss Mamie Donaldson
were united in marriage:- These yo-tng
pebple Nv?'near O'Neal Ferry They
ore popular young people thorn*. They
will mako their homo at the old Cray
tun h onie stead.
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John Johnson fell from a . Lackn*
wanna milk train, which Wap spco*
hig along an elevated Btrueiuro at
Paterson, N. J., landed on top of an
Erle freight train and bounded off to
the ground. He will recover.
Alleging that he branded lier chock
with a lighted cigar and hit lier h a n d i,
Mr?. Jeapne Van Tongelon. who has
bceli wed nineteen years' In New York,
hos sued for a seperatlon. ~* ?
Whilo admiring a cup he had1 Just
won in u "tanfo contest," Gustave
Kurtz was "mussed-up"'by sevef .I ri
vals who thought Clio Judges hoi* mad'.
a poor decision, in Now York.
Th?' weight of the sou? ls three
quarters of arr ounco says Dr. Dun
can McDougall, of H averill li. Mass.,
who claims the weight was ascertain
ed ns a phthysts patient died.
Profesar- Robcr?- Yerkes, of Har
'."Srd la ' endeavorlnp: to havo a sta
tion ostablfshed In Java in an effort
to determine tho origin of men's be
havior and his soc.4?.I and other in
stincts.
German is being tai ght at Harvard
university with graphophones.
Forte* mother Ih Denver. Colo, hos
Wo'tr children away frOm a woman
[who crossed tho oeean to light for
! thom tn court. -
Sixty-live azurnere wore thrown in
a panic 1h Philadelphia, when a floor
collapse 1 hurling thom-' ln,to^ the col
lar. The corpse rolled from'the cas
ket.
Ari untamed^ lion which esr^-W
from a clreuaf''tn.'".PhI?ad?'-'<'" ?
captured by a--posse . .."ii ter?
I rorizod the entire CK.. ?Xi.
KILLED BY EXPLOSION
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j Coal PuHser en? 'ifhe f rttiSer Salem to
I1 ;?>,*" . Be Sent Home.' . '-.01. ..
Washington, June- G.---Hear Admiral
jUte cruiser'Salem; of* Puerto' : Mexico,'
Tuosday, -would be shipped to Cnited
States on tho collier Nerves next Mon -
day. G lom set wee a coal passer,
NOTtCES
NOTICE. ?
Au Act lo Ur gul atc thc ope rat loa ot
traction cue,luca on or across public
bridges of Anderson County:
Section 1. Operatlou of traction en
?lnes across public bridgea ht And?t4
ion county, regulated*.'Be lt enacted by
the General Asaembly of tho StAte'ct
South Carolina; thal from and after
thu passage of this act. tiny person,
firm or corporation,- using -OT" causing
to be used, any traction engine1 or* eu
sim s, DD or across the bridgea .on-tho
public highways in Anderson County?
Khali lu crossing any of - the said
bridges, pince upon tho surface of said
bridge pieces of timber not ICBB than
two inches thick nnd twelve Inches
wide, on which said timbers the said
engines may puss aud cross the said
bridges. . * . .
DAMAGES.
Section 2.-Any person, firm or cor
poration who shall violate the provis
i?n? of Section 1 of thia ant, Bhall be
liable to the suhl County, for all dani?
ages;done to any bridge therein.
The above act was pnased at the
1014 session of tho General and will
be strictly enforced.
J. Mack King.
County Supervisor Anderson County.
5-17-tr-Dw
NOTICE.
PENALTY FOR DAMAGING ROADS.
If any person shall wilfully destroy,
h.jure, or In any manner 'hurt,' dam
age, impair or obstruct any of tho pub
lic highways, or any part thereof, or
any bridge, culvert, drain, dltvn.
Causeway, embankment, wall, tollgate,
tollhouse, or other erection belonging
thereto., or any part thereof, tho per
son so offending shall, upon conviction
thereof, bo imprisoned not more than
six months, or pay a fine not exceeding
live hundred dollars,'or both, at the
discretion of tho court, and shall bo
further tiablo to pay all tho ezponaes
of repairing, tho name. r t
Notice Is hort by given 'that "tho
above law will bo rigidly enforced.
rt-?? -.j; Mack King,
Supervisor, Anderson County.
5-17 tf-Dw
NOTICE.
Complaint having been tiled in this
office regarding the speed at which
automobiles are being driven through,
the Sandy Spnugs vlllnge ..?it* a
dangerous location In the road. I
herewith' publish Section No. hOl and
602 crim code 1612 Vol. II.
No person shall operate a motor
vehicle on a public highway at a rate
of speed greater than is reasonable
and proper -at the . time and piaoo, *
having regard to the traffic and ur,o
of tho highway and its -condition -or .: \
y aa to endanger the Ute, limb,
property of any person, or In apy
? event at a greater rate than fifteen
miles an houri - -
Sec. 602 provides:
Upon approaching a crossing ot In
tersecting' public highways or a bridge
or a sharp curve:*br e steep de-ieont
and also tn traversing such erasing
bridge, curve', 'or descent, a* persen
' operating'a motor vehicle shall haw
ft under control, and operate lt at Ute .
rate of speed not greater than alz miles
an hour, and "n nonevent greater than
Is reasonable, abd proper having-, re
gard to tho' trnffi'C then on B?ch*high
way and the H?fety o?- thc psbl?c - .
Whoever shall violate the provis
ions of the above sections s?mil ' "bo
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and
upon conviction he fined not less thia
Ten Dollarst-Aor mor? than Ono lluti
dred Dollars or imprisonment for
not more than thirty days.
.,. J. MACK KING,
Cou n ty Super visor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
AU persons having claims- against
the estate of Edgar. F. McGee, deceaa
ed, are hereby notified to present
them properly proven to tho I under
signed within tho tune prescribed by.
law*, and those indebted to make Bat
tlement. ; ? ' i
Mrs. Edgar F. McGee, Admx.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT .
All persons -holding claims against
the estate of Mary J ano Gumbrell, 4?
ceased ire hereby-notified to Dress?t'
them at or.ee, duly attested;'sind also
all' persons indebted to "said .**'est?te
will also please settle same immedi
ately with the Undersigned. .
Notice lsialso given that I will on
June 30, 1914 at ll o'clock a.-m.. ap
ply to the probate judge of, Anderson
county for a final set'lenient of said
estate and a discharge from my office
as executor.
R. Ri KEATON. i
R. A. KEATON, r *r.ut4*M '
Executors. .
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Cleveland -Leader. '' >.-- ? ? f
, lt ls easy to show by tmprcnfvo fig
ures that the volume of comm ere? add
Industry In tho United States ia ba
in ouse, even while business man oom*
plata* "of dull ttm?s. lt i? hot at all
difficult to present facts' -which pfovo
that*cht? country ls leading tho-World
today la many l : nuchea of production?
and tra**'. American supremiK,- htm
"-*-'* . .. UM? well established to bi teat
.. H period of unsatisfactory bu??He-a,
ii " . trouble isnot -thy'much that^ha"
cr . .ry has lost gTounflf as'?f tfj *rhs*
C rt? has hoon no - such advr.uca > eua
should hav hcen-irm?o. * lt ic not that
traffic ano production ava became
email, but that they ought to be' much
larger. In some lines of industrial
and t .utnerclal activity ther-Tlia?* been
a disappointing and .unnatuEft^-^jpctes?'?
growth.' ... -.^.f.l.::
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Cordie Clerk, of Rock HUI; Is nowt
assistant ni?t", er mechanic at
tho Arcade Mills, of thai place.
J. A. Sumhey has resigned as over
seer of carding at the Glen-Lowry j
MUI, Whitmiro.
E. B. Doolittle hus accepted thc po
sition of superintendent of the Mil '> |
Mill No. 2, Macon, Gu.
C. L. Dobbins of Piedmont, ls now.
second '-.and in spinning.at tho Victor
Milla, Greer. *
W. H. Orr hus been promoted from
second hand to second hand in card
ing at the Glen-Lowry Milla, Whit
mire.
W. H. roberts, from the Springston
Mills, Chester, g. C.. is now section
hand in spinning at the Lockhart Mills.
J. . V: Jones haa resigned as over
seer of spinning at the Monaghan
Mills, Greenville.
.W. A. Morris has been promoted
from second hand to overseer of card
ing at tho Glen-Lowry Milis, Whit
miro.
J. W. Phillips bau resigned as assist
autant master mechanic at the Arcade
Milli- Rock Hill, to become master
'mechanic at the Hermitage Mill, Cam
den.
J. E. Reece has resigned his posi
tion- at--the'-Judson - MU!, -Greehvlllo,
abd return.*1-* 'U*. lifter position
a? ?ecnnd hand tn spinning at tho
Bevor Dam Mills. Edgcfleld.
\ D.-> H. W-hijpier. ofyorlcviiie. ha?
accepted tfic~-position' of overseer of
carding1 at" the Sevier Mi J ls J Kings
Mountain, N. C.
J; .'II.'. Crews will be monegpr and
superintendent -of tho E?ore? Milla
willie they aro being operated under
receivership.
?'? J. L. Mat tox has resigned as-second
.hand in --pinning - ut the; Union - Mills
to become overseer of carding at Fair
mont..
.'? E. C. G roer has resigned hts position
: als- overseer of- spinning Ut tho Greer
iiig. Cd. to accept ? simitar position
itt the Monaghan Mills Greenville
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Wi B: Moore, president of th* Neely
rockmore ant? Tra vora Mills' of York
vitte, who has' bean at Hot- Spriggs,
'Ark., for his health la much improv
ed.
j&?tt woman who divorced her hhs-.
.hand tn San Francisco, Vent to Den
ver to put flowers on thc-graves of
her - three 'children only to find the
-.graves- empty. She has asked brr
husband's arrest as a result..