Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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C.I Cox Stationery Co,, Local I Molyn Chymes and Rob|rt CartHdgc | yesterday,, en route to Asheville, ot Greenwood passed thro??gu~?%*i'i?y 'J?^r^la^y'w?irsp?nd" a few'days. ^cJ^^ Eight on the \ apA canes for the Anderson postoffice, I hav>rtosay: Mr. Aiken stated in substance at Pick ens that there were fourteen or fifteen ap plication .nd he would be foolish to ap point one beforesthe primary and have th? others fighting him. If the fourteen or fifteen will get to getjkpr. as f?&iml*y stated by me, and, I ? 'sHp w thei?e*etteafs" ; to ?nd from Aiken his| ecreta^f ?ntfma^e* salement .under-' oaf that all of the Afters are' piac?d1 in evilt nee, and that no promises have been tSOU^ petitions and leave to Mr, Aiken to decide I "upon*our merits,!' and that the matter | has bfen^fjfrWhtir?ly to Mr. Aiken "to be I governed 'soiey by the test of fitness," II upon receipt cf diaift from Anderson Col- I lege a^i^^ff fitting School,^ with the (letters! attached, drafts will ^?e honored. j A word to those of you who sign this fl letter: Even in the event bf Mr Aiken's fl election only one of you can be Ap-point- g Ied and the others will be Diaap-pointed. j And in the ?^^of^^aefeat, which ?sjnot j at all rkobalQe, fet me hear from you, the j eight, who have signed this letter whether I a?^gf^pu; tja ye been *doutj|etcrosse<i" by ? I Mr. Ai?6Ti.a?d\his friends and "stringpul? I ers" or others authorized to speak for him. What has Aiken done for Anderson? I FRED H. DOMINICK. (l'e?Weal A?vertbeaa***) ence m ' 3 ITER g - i * many its 1 Agents. Agents. j * ! I ELECTRIC Cil J: .f'ap ? OrtWI^DT?e Screen L W- HQ'W*'1' WNO HR*OEEN MAK_ fing manag pictures of Anderson, re Ifeelved'a. telegram yesterday from the S ?outh Carolina Panama Exposition p comm {travelling him to go to Char ' liston }aH once, instead of to Spartan burg asjroag been planned. This, change .rn "the route was due to the, fact that Charleston has contracted for 4,000 feet of moving picture film to be shown at the exposition and thia picture will include views of Char leston's many historical buildings and suburbs. Before bis departure from the city Mr. Kraft said that he could personally assure Anderson of getting a splendid film. He went over the pic ture yesterday morning and said that there waa not a flaw and he believed local people would like the film when lt la shown at the local theatres in No vember. . .r Election Pledges AJvflMeClsToaday . Sonmjnqf&underatanding seems to have armen about the time for the candid>ftsjfor office, to file their ex pense n?fc?ttuts in the second race for. vito chits?ft court. Yesterday morn ing se* raja appeared 'at the office bf {fee <d|? ??{I court and wanted to file ' Weir pl Ua until Monday and with drew tbVhaf The rules cf the partv say that t&e pledges must bo flied "whew |nd| candidate completes his campajgn< Ind before the election. Therefore it was perfectly permissible for any candidate to file his pledga on yesterday, but owing to the tact that sonur did not understand the clause none reached .the office of the clerk of court. Tomorrow will be the only day In which the candidates will have the right to file these pledges. -o- ' Baptists Ta Hear .Visitor Annouhcement has been mode that Dr. E. M H Potent, president of Fur man university o?'Greenville, will oc cupy the pplptt Of the First Baptist church of anderson Bunda y morning. At the evening service the pulpit of the Baptist church will be filled by Mc MAIII n^t^AV o >nn nt ft?. T>sitAot T? ?f^ronab?? thsV these two speakers wilga*.![recharge congr?gations today. Theaire Maa Says P?BH Are Complete? E. B. Marshall, traveling manager of^the Arowkui^ a?n?rv (|pi?nay derson cooarring with the Anderson Theatre company about the r-cenery for the stage and other equipment for the new theatre. Mr. Marshall gr aw enthusiastic over. the plan? for the new theatre and he says that Ander son's Theatre will, easily be one of tho best In the south. He ha* visited them all and he is in a position to know and he says that people living In a town the ?ito of Anderson have every right to congratulate them selves1 on what they have been able' to accomplish. The SarffOKKO Se? and Fert litter. That ana?r<u><1 ovan nhoni ..i-n.1,.1 us?e, ls a good agricultural irleiuzer la a fact which bas long beeu known to and applied, Iii greater or lens measure, by farmers -whoso land? abutted on salt .wn*er courses; while the comparatively recent development of the kelp Industry, based upon tin extraction of potash and Iodine from merino planta, baa servad to arouse interest in the fertilising possibilities of the sea and **~ J^Oducts. Pacific ocean seaweeds, for .instance, baye been found to yield a minimum ot GOO pounds of icdne tb everjr ton of sun dried kelp. Now comet, a writer In the current, j number of Popular Mechanics declar. ? ' lng that the Bargo?so Sea, which he describes as a "strange marine mead ow of interlaced sea planta covering! ? vast urea In mid-Atlantic between the Antilles and Capt Verde," can bel profitably used to revitalise exhausted tarni lands on a large' scale. "The al gae and various other forms of water ivegetatUn which abound tn the Sar. f;os8o Sea are," he says, "rich In nl rogen, phosphoric acid, potassium and magnesium sulphate, essential constituents ot plant Ufe. Besides this the seaweeds contain sodium, chlo rine. Iodine and other materials bene ficiary to certain crops and cellulose In quantities estimated to be greater than obtainable from the combined forests of Scandinavia, Russin and .Canad. AU these salta have been j washed into the sea from the land .the volume of such waste increasing an ( nually and rapidly." * * * * * ? * * * * * * * FY SPARKLETS * Hilm Avery Ha* Returned to City Miss Ella Avery returned to the city yesterday from Hendersonvllle, N. C., and Asheville, where she has been spending the summer .montIIB. Next Week. Miss Avery wilt go to Wil liamstoc where'she will again take charge of her music class for thc win ter. She announced yesterday that she would take the William?tbn ' class in connection with her clas? in thia city and will make, frequent trips to An dersen and will give her pupils per sonal attention. Mr?. Aaur Norris Died Yesterday. Mrs. Amy Norris, wife of C. W. Nords died yesterday morning nt ber home near F?rst Creek church. Mrs Norris has boen in Ul health for about a year and for toe last few months no' hope, has been entertained for her recovery. She was a sister of Albert and Paul Crowther of Anderson and had many relatives in other parts of the county. The fun aral services will take place this morning at ll o'clock at First Creek church Ready far The College to Open Thursday. September 17, will be a day of considerable importance in An derson by reason os" the fact that An derson college will open its doors on that date for the session of 1914-15 The faculty for thia season will be stronger than than it baa aver been before and officials of the institution say that there ut on reason whv this session of ?he college should not make a mark for Anderson college in Routh Carolina. It IR expected tho the attendance thts year will'be con slderably larger iban that was ot last year. Crowd Coming To Town Tomorrow A number of people will, come to Anderson tt uorrow, since this will be the first Monday in September ana selesday. Too the fall term ot the court of general sessions wUl convene and ? number of those connected with the election T*.~~*~y to the city to make their final arrange ments for tue beldina of ino election. Indications are that more people will be In town tomdrr?wraanT?r* here Yesterday. --G Tanaka**. ?tJU. gilwtay wayNM^^^Py. ? Tba scene In the office of J. B. Fel ton, superintendent of education, yes ter reminded visitors of the winter season. During the somme* no school teachers are to be seen in the office of the sn perin tondent, bet yesterday he was visited bjf almost ja many teacher? as In the middle or the win ter, wanting his signature attached to their vouchers so that they could draw their pay. Mr. Kelton ea.va- th nt ho looks forward* 0 |ha; co tn Wig season ns. one of tho best that the Anderson schools laaveayr. experienced. A Little Info Q Moored t >j I I . I.I ? ;y--? ?H Railroads rent Houth Wrong. Befor? leaving tho city. Mr., Kraft, 10 haa been in Anderson, making >vlng picture? of the city. Bays that e railroads of tba country trent the nth wrong. He says that if the 11 roads would do as much for tho uth as they have done for the other crt ions of thc country that the South ti States and Soutr. Carolina in par alar would be the garden spot of tho ir ld. Mr. Kraft says that he lives Nsw York but ?i?. *c>ud vasily pre . to live ls this State is ho could se re some property here. -~o--- ? ?tThe Hospital . Bl?ndale' Altman of Columbia ar red In the city Friday for a visit to i brother, RufuJ Altman. md yester y inomlr.g he became v. ry ill. Ho LS taken to the Anderson county hps al and it was then .'ound that lie d appendicitis. An operation was st Mr. Altman waa doing nicely, i has .a number of friends in Ander n and all these will regret to learn st he ls Ul. sekhetders Ta tve MeetlBR Taesda* ie stockholders of the Andereon De? lopment company wilt meet Tuesday f.:30 o'clock for the purpose of rat ing the action of the officers and di eters la negotiating the loan from e Old Dominion Trust company of chmond and to authorise the signa re of President Fowler and Secreta Whaley to the napers. At this settng President Fowler will submit report of what has been done and ll ontline the complete plans to the >ckholders. The meeting is to he ld In the rooms ot the chamber of ?merce." rmal Affair T uite Interesting, Bein] First Fal Monday, As usual the best ol tarers are represen collection* You'll shapes undeniably ] Colors in such a va taste. And t?* more reasoi Wilson C( .ad?en' tJuIId To MMt Monday. Tlu? Indios guild of Qrace Eplaco ml church ls to meet Monday after-1 toon, September 7. at the boree of Ir?. E. W. Taylor on Franklin! treet. The meeting will be opened t 4:86 o'clock and as some business f importance Is to be transacted, ey ry member is urged to be present.. toing Back After Absence of Tears Mr. ttiid Mrs. 4. I). .Alewine ot A? reville were in Anderson yesterday I norning for a few hours as they were j n route to Walhalla. Mr. Ale wine rigiuBiiy ??ui6 ??uin TV ?? UKI m UM?. ias not been tb that place in 66 years ind he. says that he ls going back tb ee if the people he once knew are lill living lp Walhalla. He anya hat he expects to enjoy his atay In his j lld home but he will be mighty glad] 0 get back to Anderson. . " 'O' ? Phe Overtend !? fl rowing Popular. ur. j. Levis Sanders' yesterday pur based one of the new model Overland -otomobiles, from the Piedmont gor ge. The new car which Dr. Sanders is? ls one of the prettiest that auto mobile owners of this city have seen 1 nd lt awakes *i considerable oyr/v nent around town. The Piedmont a rage recently assumed ^ibe agency n Anderson for this car and .they say bat they are well pleased with their! ales so far, wesson Was Ia Kyeenee. Maj. John O. Richards, candidate or governor, has been campaigning a this county and mads a speech to a ood steed crowd Saturday afternoon rom the rear porch of tho court house, tr. Richards spoke for about 45 min hat Wm Be the Occasion Our ' .. . -. .y, ." ed Hats Sept. 7th F America's m&mif ac ted in this splendid find the styles and pretty and becoming, iriety that please any . .,; ,M|l| -T- 0 il .? IV/'*} Sjl.lH' t?U Ikil i . . . .'?.''' .'*?.??*.. <i??V'' ' ''' WT ?Sft - nble than for many a . . ? . ? IM? K2 U' I #' ?til ? Liv, ?ci ist come Monday, we ^anxious to know i you think about pretty things we've sared for your head. (tl- . & to? .nt u .1 ?I ?ilj i ?a Itt .ll -.J., t;t?t , . losin *? : t -lie in ;n< ? vi I u. v t> ut ea. lf<> waa very hoarse and sucked ' a lemon occasionally. " - I . -o Fisticuff Darfag Pablle Speaking. While the candidates for -.-overnoy ?vero speaking from the court house steps yesterday afternoon, a difficul ty arose between William P. Drennan, detective for Anderson county ana balley Wyatt, an Insurance man of the i i ty. Report has it that Drennan ap plied a vile epithet to Wyati. whereup on the latter struck aim in -tue inc-o. A lively raw ensued and for a time it appeared that a free-for-all ? frafcjw might occur, but happily this waa ?V?!ut c.. ?? w*55 '.sst nigh! st MB police headquarters that a case woura tie docketed against both the combat? in ts. TS. WILL CARRY ALL BUT FOUR COUNTSE& Belimbla, Sept. A.-Th* Manatak iieoaiianrieni tonight received atritt reports and ronHrntaterj. ate?sam Trent every county In the State en tte rete Ia the second prisse ry. -Tn ?* , Tko reports tadira*? * Matta?* ?ndstfde and thH everyone H a arr thal o rret mm the Vaaahag hand warren. Checking and rechecking the fig arc? ladjoate that M?calas will re reeetve A majority of ai least ?P^OM rates on the basia of ?1,000 votes east. TV* reports ted?ente (kat Manning (tili carry forty of the fourty-foar mantle* hat the Mann Ina; headqs?r cw have allowed Mr. Maaninta op ting nftl ?arry the ?Ute hy ?&*>h s merely a question of how Wf Mr, Haaaiaa/s saajartty vfUl he.