Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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--f -, 1 \- ?' *' ' if Mr. Employer:-** Do you realize the importance of proper ventilation in your office, store, factory or mill ? , A poorly ventilated room means that your employees cannot give you the service required. The lungs require fresh air, and unless they are supplied, one becomes drowsy, sleepy, and the brain lazy, think-tank dull, and your men cannot give as efficient service as if they ! \t were breathing pure, fresh air. j If you are interested in BETTER VENTILATION phone 223. We have a competent man W^Q w*'* ca*' Promptiy and discuss same with you. SOUTHERN PUBLIC UTILITIES CO, Greenville, Spartanburg S* A ~ lerson Ry. po?r *>?y* EXCURSION Four Days -TO JOHNSON Gill TENN. ? THURSDAY, JUNE 25,1914. The second grand Mountain Excursion will be operated by the Green ville, Spartanburg & Anderson Ry., via The Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio, Ry., ?from stations on these lines to Johnson City, Tenn., at the following low rates. Good for returning Friday, Saturday and Sun day. , ! '.I A.M. Rate. ^ZCk!n>s>. 1 A*M* Hate* Lv Greenwood, H. C. 8:(M) ?&50 ^^ffiftN, LT Piedmont, H. C. 9:15 $8.00 Lr Hodges, S. C. 8:20 J&y^ / "xCSV Lt GreenTllle, 8. C. 1?.?? 2."* Ev Shoals JcL, 8. t'. 8:30 &50 A?/ ,4. vSJV LT Taylor?, S. ft 10:30 2.75 Lv Donalds, 8. C. 8:35 &50 1^1 YS-l Lv ( hick Springs, 8. C. 10:35 2.75 Lv Honea Path, S. C. 8:45 a.50 IQI ?JPV\^ 12^1 Lv Greer, S. C. 10:45 . 2.75 LT Anderson, 8. C. 8:80 .8.60 vf?J?V''^ Lt ?nnean, S. C. 10:55 2.50 LT Relton, 8. C. 9:00 8.00 V>S* y^*I LT tncapau, 8. C 11:00 2.50 LT Williamson, H. c. 9:05 ?i.UO NK?SM?^?^/ Ar Spartanburg, 8. C. 11:36 Lv Pelzer, 8. C. 9: lu &oo X>^AT ELtSjO^ Ar Johnson City, Tenn. 5:35 ^>????g?!*^ P.M. Returning: Tickets'will be good for returning on all regular trains from Johnson City, to and Including train No. 3 (11:45 A. M. Eastern Standard Time) Sunday, June 28th, 1914. The Greenville, Spartanburg and Ander? son Railway will provide extra equipment to huidle passengers returning on all regular trains lo and lu* eluding Train No. l? scheduled to leave Spartanburg at 9:?0 J. M. (EasternTIme ), Sunday, Juue 28th, 1914. A Grand Opp?n?nity ~ ' :* to moke a delightful trip across the Dine Ridge Monntains at very low fares; so do not fall lo lake ad* vantage nf this excursion which will he operated by the lines named herein. The Clinchfield wlll^ fur* nish a HU ni clent number of their New Vest ibo led Coaches for thin occasion and every excursionist will be comfortable, not having to change cars on the going trip. ) - .. . Lofty-Peaks-an& Miles pf Tunnels: . .. . . Enjoy lite fr?oooh of 'mount ni ns and Trail on the Hine nidge, A region absolu tel y un iq ne and wonder* ' 'tu?. '"Mountain peals" over a mile high, lo plain view of the traveler*, miles of tunnels hewn through soUd rock and after the He comes the KP en lc ride of two hours, through the gorge of the Toe and Nollcbucky Rivers, on either sida huge, mountains rear their lofty heads lo thc bine skies and the crystal waters leap from rock to. rbr.k, forming a never ending succession of snowy-white cascades and rapids. The scene ls one of Indescribable beauty and magnificence and one which the sight seers never forget. Johnson City is not a Tillage bnt a bustling city with good hotels, plenty of places of amusement and a few days stay in this city will be worth two weeks vacation at the Seashore. This Excursi?n will be ran regardless of the weather conditions-so don't forget the date, THURSDAY, JUNE 25th., jj REFRESHMENT CAR will be attached to this train and good things to eat and drink can be had rt ssmall cost. Apply at nearest G. S. & A. ticket office for farther information, or writs. C. S. Allen, Gen. Pass. Agent, Greenville, S. C. Chas. T. Mandel, A. G. P. Agent. Johnson, City, Tenn. I The Appeal of Beauty Even more Important than CoaunnaL ty HilTcr's beauty is- its unusually hea?y plate of para s UT er. it ls this . ' .walch gires It Its sterUag*Hks * finish and makes it wear so walt At jaar service for 60. years. ii y : I Belton, S.C, , 0% 7> AMERICANS ENTERTAIN loora and other members of the for 1_ ,. elga diplomatic corps and their wives. * ~ - . * A reception was held afterward, at Paris, June 23~Myron T. Herrick. JW* ?^A^^S?? the AmericaJB .?mbaasador. and Mrs ?^^^WSS^^^S^??Z Herrickv tonight v^vTa dinner ia fS?t?-^?T^ navy honor of the na?, French, premier. ?o^We. ?ocletr people, Rene Vivlanl and Wa wtf?. Antonin Th? wak the last large party to be Duboso. speaker;of the senate. Paul gitan hy Ambassador and Mrs. Herrick Deecbanerrpeakei of tb* chamber of before their departure, which probably depuUes .*mlT-numbed ? .pi ambasea^ mtXl be about July 8L = i* ! \? V. ff. * Hi * ff- * * ***** THE DAY IN CONGRESS * * . * $ .Washington, June 23.-Day In con? wi ... Senkte,: 9 .Met at hoon. .Interstate commerce committee's trade commission bill waa Introduced as a substitute for the house mea sure. t Banking committee continued con sideration of President Wilson's nom' natlons to tho federal reserve board. Foreign relations committee contin ued consideration of the Nicaraguan treaty. Adjournment at 5:30 p. m., to noon Wednesday. House: Met at ll .a. m. .Report of the investigators '3 the Speer impeachment ?ase was present-, ed,tp the judiciary committee. Conference/ reports on the naval bili and'the agricultural, bill were up for disposal. Agreed: to conference report . on naval appropriation bill including pro posal to sell the'battleshipa Idaho andi Mississippi, J \ Set aside neat Monday for motions to suspend.the rules and pass miscel laneous bills on the calendar. Agr.eed to conference, report on for tifications appropriation bill. Resum ed , consideration - of the sundry civil appropriation Mil. f Adjourn*! at 10:10 p. m. , to coon Wednesday. Milled Her Husband. Baltimore, Md., June 23.-Af ter making-every effort to keep bim out of the house, Mrs.. Edgar McCauley shot and ailed her husband' aa he entered their residence at West Ar lington, a auburg, today.. Shs told the police abe feared he was about to at tack he>. . McCauley waa a live stock .dealer. ' "'. ' '"".''-... y x^iff y * sp & )(, sf. i?. >, * ELECTRIC CIT * _ * Items of Interest and Perton i * Wireless on the S 9p ""V 4^ *lr^ "V **?F* ^fr TP ^?* *lr Trophy ('up 1? Quite a Beauty. The trophy'oup, which ia to be awarded to the team tn thc Anderson winning the baseball league pennant this >< ar. has arrived in the city und was on display yesterday in the Sul livan Hardware Company's place of busines. The cup is a beauty and lias j excited .,reat admiration among the baseball ians of the city. The cup is known as "The Reach Athletic Tro phy" and ls furnished by A. J. Reach & Company, the famous athletic howe The mill league lia3 secured a giod rtart and from all indications there will be great rivalry between Hie teams during tho scaron which is now on. Secretary Wonts The ? County Fair Notice. If Anderson 1B to have a county fair this fall lt ls high time she is bestir ring herself, according to the notices received yesterday by the bu-uncss men of th"? city. The secretary of MIC Department of Agriculture of South Carolina ls now compiling a list of the counties in . the State pre parin ?i for a fair and. if Anderson ls not in cluded in the Hst sb? can hardly ex- I peet to have much chance at th-; beet attractions1 for'the'week. -If tho sec .rotary of the' chamber of commerce, or someone else b) that, line eau ba in duced to take the matter in hand a fair in i ? ht be arranged for Andersen ? All t o move needs 'is'h start but the Btarl is very slow about materialis ing. . ' . -'.>. ?ft .'? All Bad Luck ' A . For One Man. W. J. McClure, one or the beat ?known farmers- In 'Anderson' county, seems to be "playing In, bard luck." j Last July. ?Mr, McClure cranked his j automobile and. broke, his wrist. Fol lowing timi hs?Uffered tho misfor tune of losing igti? fingers in a cot ton gin and nowwnc?i word that he [ls suffering with.aK&a(ailment In one of hts'feet, which the attending phy sicians fear may be creeping paraly j Bis. Friends of Mr. McClure In all ? parts of the county trust that be may soon be .well. r--o-? Mr. Ashley Has Become Tarheel. Ben Ashley, who ls a native of this I county? and one of Anderson's best liked citizens, yesterday left ofr Kil len ton, N. C., where be expects to i make bis home In the future. Mr. Ashley goes to the" North Carolina j town to acCept the poa ?lion of super - i lntendent of an oil mill' In that place and friends of his tn Anderson know that he will do well. . They all regret giving him up, but he will carry the I best w if hes ot s host of friends. --O .<!'? I Firemen Are Enjoying Meet, . ... R. L. Carter, a member of the An derson city cbnncil, returned yesterday from the Firemen's tournament, which is pow In. progress In Florence, oed he says tbat the Anderson boys are having a big time. Mr. Carter says that the only regret*'experienced by the local delegation ls over the fact that they' could not carry their fine fighting paraphernalia and show lemo of the recruits how a real fire depart ment looks when it. la lb action. Small Blase Of Yesterday.. ' The fire alarm was-sounded yester day, a call having been turned in at 2:80 o'clock* from 140 Monroe street, the home of Louts Tu. Bradley, who ls the manager of the Carolina Insurance Company. Tbe call was answered promptly, but before tho arrival of the department, the fire had ben extin guished by . the. - occupants . . of the house.. It seema that a gasoline Bio ve exploded and threw burning oil over the. premises but tnore, at the place had the presence of mind to extin guish lt with wet blanket? and little ?damage was done. Is Very IlL 1 % \" " w T. 8. Bannister, one of the heit known1' young banking men . tu this city, Was called to hts home In itnV county, near Hosea Path, Tv' the news of his mother's Illness. Mr. Bannister left yesterday morning for h!9 mo ther's bedside. ? Mrs. Smith Is Now Recovering. Mrs. J IL Smith, who his been a patient at the Anderson' county hos pital for the last month, was dis charged from that Institution yester day and'iy.now practically recovered. Mrs.- Smith has been very IU, suffer ing from appendicitis, and the news that sho has. been .restored to health W?1 be welcomed by many friends. ****** * ****** k7 SPARKLETS * _ * si Mention Caught Over the * treets of Anderson * Anderson Asks I For New College. Tko Auder nun chamber of commerce, through the requests of citizens, lins written to tlie ufhcials in charge of the new Bite for Vanderbilt University, in which the Anderson people ask that the Methodists confider establishing the new University bf the Southeast in this city. The local people by no means feel assured of success but they think that it at leart is wei i to let the people know that Anderson is un the map. Columbia is to make a strong light tor it. There are ll Methodist churches in Columbia. .ill. I IntereHt in The ! Coming Celebration. A number of Pendleton people spent yerteiday in the city and they said that folks from theil town would be here in numbers foi the Fourth of ?July celebration. The Pendleton peo ple are well pleased with the plans made and say that they expect to sn Joy the day. Among the visitors to the city. yesterday from thia well known town were: Mrs. Ella Sadler, Mit yes Sallie Hunter, Henrieta Sea brooks and (?race Kendall and B. G. Hunter. .-o- I Surprises In The Mayor's Race. Yesterday's election brought a number of surprises. While lt was conceded that either candidate. might win. few expected Mr. Godfrey to win over Mr. Payne by' the majority 4 be secured. It was -confidently asserted by people familiar with conditions,' that tho next mayor would be elected by a majority not exceeding 50 votes. Instead of this Mr. Godfrey secured three times that number, lt was al so a matter of surprise that Mr. Payne carried only one ward. -o Mrs. Mitchell ls Fast Recovering. Anderson people will he interested in learning that the condition of Mrs. J. C. Mitchell was last night said to bo very satisfactory. For some time time Mrs. Mitchell bas been suffering from an attack of appendicitis, short ly after 4 Relock yesterday afternoon she underwent on operation at the Anderson county hospital. Her many friends will be made happy over the news JJiat she is now on the highway to recovery. Thompson Has ? Many New Signs. The Thompson Shoe Company 'yes terday placed a number of handsome new signs in front of their place of businesr.. The signs aggregate.a,.cost ot more than $100 and are liam's une and attractive. They display the fact that the Thompson company is sell ing the best known line of high ?rrnde shoes. TWO CLAIM CRISIE Man and Woman Each Declares Gnllt of Muredr. New Yark, June 23.-Two persons, a man and an eighteen year old girl, each told the District Attorney today that the murder of Giuseppe Marino, whose body was found in a Harlem flat a month ago, was tbelr own In dividual act and each denied that the other bad anything to do with the crime. The girl, Marie MagaluBlon, was ar rested lute last night after masque rading for weeks as a man. She told the police that, she shot and killed Mariuo when he threatened ber tor falling to become a party to a black mailing scheme.' The man. William Flack, who was arrested dlroctly after tho murder, was brought from his cell to the tombs and beard the girl's story. He still Insisted that he murdered Ma rino atter lobbing bim. * ..... ,i, Indicted for Harder... Boston, June 23.-An indictment for murder in the ilxst degree . was re turned against Lawrence Robinson to day by a special grand jury that In vestigated the death last Friday, of Police Inspector Thomas F. Norton. Norton was shot as be was about to arrest Robinson for the police . ot Ornnd Rapids, Mich., on a murder charge. Subway Cave In. New York, June 23.-Nearly a half block of sidewalk and superstructure over a new Brooklyn subway caved in today, burying 'more than twenty workmen, killing" ! one and badly Injuring six.. The ruperlntendcnt and the foreman of the job were arrested pending an Investigation. Happiness Only .Comparative. We may anticipate bliss, but who ever drank of that enchanted cup unal i_, .'?HlO T? ?t-. Summer Pleasures without Summer Discomforts! Indoors it's sticky and moist. On the porch it's cool when the Vudors are down. Why not eat, sleep, Jive there this summer? Thousands do iL The cool air gives appetite and forces you to dreamless sleep because it bathes the nerves while you sleep. It cures them. Vudor Porch Shades cost little. They give air but heep out glare. You can look out through Vudors, but not In through them. They latt-they keep "that new look," for they're stained, not painted, nor ..dipped. * . ? 123-131=133-125 E. .Whittier St., ANDERSON, S C. from Philadelphia and other pointu I tho Noith, where he has been-sj the last ten days on a combined n?s? and pleasure trip. E. T. Brezcala of Helton, spent a few boure In the city yesterday. I). A. Jones or Welkertown, N. C., was In tho city yesterday lor u few hours. J. W. Dickson hail been npendin;; a few days in Columbia on bur.lucss. Mrs. Raymond Hughes of Wainui la. [ was shopping in tho city yesterday. Fred Denn of Btarr, spent part of ?yesterday in thc city on business. Sara Jackson of Iva. was among thu well known visitors to spend yester day In the city. He suys the themom eter got up to 101 there Monday. Eugene Anderson was in Greenwood j yesterday for a feW- hours on busl nes. O. H. Bailes has returned from a [ business trip to Charlotte and Monroe, and other North Carolina towns. N. O. Goldman and Mles Nant Peal la Goldman are spending ten da in the city, the guests Of Mir.'iL. Mir.. Leon Kilman. 8B? ----- .'?..? 13. O. Pavana left yesterday ,for North? J n market." where lie "gc pin chase goods for his well ;kht establishment. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. King retut* ye? lei day from a week's ?vlslt'^ (rienda and relatives in North . Ca' s na, ? Mles Agiles Briggs, of Gre?nwc in the city, tho guest) of her sister,-! At.hley Briggs, Jr. W. Q. Wilson"ot-Llberly was in the ?city yesterday on busluess. C. M. Kay of Monea Path, was In the ? city yesterday, a guest at thc Chlo nola hotel. C. M. Docklns of Clayton, Ga., is I spending a few days In the city nu ( business. J. H. Barnbnrt of Columbia spent part of yesterday in the city. Magistrate W. P. Brill of farawell, was In the city yesterday for a few hours. John Breseale of Pendleton, walli or the visitors to spend''yesterday^ J the city. . i - - ? ? ' - M. Satterflcld and William Holl or Hartwell, Gu., were among tnsj T Hors to the city yesterday. ' ?i5l3g| E. W. McMurrie, who has spending several month? in left yesterday for Augusta, Ga. . a week's stay here he wUl rei his home in Bainbridge, Ga. ' ' / J. M. Ra yr or, formerly a ci Anderson but now living IB'" ville, N. C., ls spending o in the city. __ - Walter Pruitt, a well knoi or Starr, was in the city ) Dr. I. B. BurrlsR ot Starr, was ono or the visitors to upend yesterday in the city. W. P. Shirley ojfyBeH of the business visitors terday in the eltjpT-^ : > Mr. and Mr? .J. R. Pr uk Eva Mae. Alfred and Ht Path have returned'to? ter spending the week-end parents. Mr. and' M^fjSjlg Iva. They woro accc"' I sister, M hw ..PeaijIS 'spend a while with J. O. McCown. of tho Mountain Creek section spent yesterday in tho city on business. John W. Brown of Starr was in the city yesterday for a few hours on bus iness. W. O. Bowie of Starr, was in the' city yesterday. J. R. Houthit of Pendleton was one of the visitors to spend yesterday in t>e cly. . ?',/_ Albert S. Farmer returned yester'dsy if, Ed DeCnmn1? If the guy who t . from the car In And turn it he (hay havt cellllold collar BU lt. Wo know that Gaffney Ledger he had a band en old "carpet seeu Ed had call-'om suit we know tl to go hom' Palm. -Beac can peraut ?ults.