The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, October 08, 1914, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
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The forty-five acres ad
vertised here for the last
few days was sold today
for CASH.
. We still have the tract
of, forty-two acres, seven
miles above the city for
sale-on easy terms.
Anderson Real Estate &
Investment Co.
E. It. Horton, Pres. L. S. Horton V. P.
W, V. Marshall, Sec
Change In Location
I .nm now located over W.
A. Power's grocery store at
212 1-2 S. Main Street. I
thank my friends for their
past patronage and ask con
tinuance of same.
I make plates at $6.50
I make gold crowns at$4.00
Silver fillings, 50c and up.
Gold fillings'$1.00 and up
, Painless Extracting 4C\z.
? 1 make a speciaity of
jtrcating Pyorrhea, Alveo
la ris of the ?gums and all
crown and bridge work and
regulating mal formed teeth.
All work guaranteed first
class.
S. G. BRUCE
DENTIST
111 *! ? -??a**-ammm i uni
To Start a Gas Fire,
You Strike a Match and
Turn a Handle
There is no time lost in waiting
for the fire to burn freely so that
you can begin cpoking with gas.
Thc^?ft xeidyTrTC very second
you are, and it can be put out just
as quickly.
Gas only burns when needed,
you control it Just as easily as the
water from the spigot in your kit
chen sink.
irs very Economical
ANDERSON GAS CO.
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T??T ? *?
Never grows too tight
ter the exe tino
systematically pat a
pertala t. san ead
month Sa the Baak- Op?
*portunitles c?tc? ?jes
le people wfco har?
Boney? _
Are yoX; ta a position
te take adrsniinje of s
leed business apporta
atty.
Oeses? year sene)
with the Sating* De
partment of
vf*"* ? ' :
The
The tttwsigegt Swak ti
tho County,
Beiroqeeat Reed Tax H?tica,
All d?jlanquent read tax collectors
are yrov^WuVaa official recel*
boole with nula be?, and stab nam be;
attachs** fkygaa money to collector*
entesa yeVW the official receipt-ai
tf County Supervisor.
MIINE MEETING OF
GUY COUNCIL HELD!
EVERY STREET PRESENTED j
SOME PETITION.
.ITTLE WAS DONE
Numer?os Requests for Mere
Paving, Additional Lights and
Many Mor* Kvdfeia**,
Little business of any real import
ance was transacted la.it night at the
regular meeting of the Anderson city
council. Tlie principal feature of tho
meeting was the number of requests
received for more hydrants and more
lights, coining from various sections
of the city.
The meeting was culed to order at
;?.0 o'clock by Mayor J. H. Godfrey.
Lieutenant Trowbridge of the Pal
metto lillies appeared and a3ked that
council continue the annual appro
priation for the local militia. The mat
ter was referred to a committee con
sisting of Aldermen Barton, Tate and
King, with power to uct.
Numerous petitions praying for ex
tensions of the sewerage system lu
certain sections of the olty were re
ferrred to a committee conisting of
the entire council. This committee has
power to act.
Thc Board of Health presented a
petition unking for an additional pipe
line In West End. The matter wus re
ferred to the sanitary committee.
A recommendation from the Hoard
I of Health that the city meat and milk
inspector be provided with a convey
ance for traveling to and from his du.
I ties was received as information.
On motion of Alderman Carter the
I appropriation for the Carnegie Li
brary was increased by $4 per month;
Motions were Introduced by Alder
man Carter to curb and drain Pr?
vost and Lindsey streets, to accept
certain sewers on Provost, Lindsey
and "F streets, provided they meet.with
Ute approval of the city engineer and
to accept a sewer line in College
View with the same understanding and
to place an arc light on the corner of
Pr?vost and Whltner streets, were all
rcifett-rce -.to? their groper} ?onunpt
tees.
A motion mado by Mr. Carter that
j King street be curb Kl and draMed
I from ?_to..X. streets wss referred to
the setreet committee.
J. Wt. Grant. rcpresentng the
American-La Prance Fire Engine
Company, appeared and spoke to coun
cil of his mode1, fire engine yumo with
hose attachment. Ile asked that his
company bo considered, when council
places .aa order for such a?ma?uu? .'.
The question of permitting gaso
line elations to be placed on the pub
. lie square was discussed and the mat
ter was referred to Aldermen Tans,
Dobbins, ana Carter w.t?h" power to
act. '
On motion of Alderman Spearman
tho. following gentlemen were elect
ed as tho Board of Assessors: S. D.
Brownlee, EV P. Vandlver and W. L.
Robinson. They are to receive $75 tnt
tLt. I "1
tm.. WV? ft.
Alderman Carter's application for
a light- on Trlbblo street was refer
red io the water and light commit
tee. .
Mayor Godfrey spoke briefly of the
city's finances showing that Ute for
mer council borrowed the sum of
$35.000, of which a balance'was left
lon hand when new council was seat
re8, Of 15,000. The present council
has borrowed $8,000, has on hand
about $6,000, will borrow an addl
? tlonni %S,000 today and will therefore
I owe shout $65,000 on January g
I, Tho matter oT'blds ob jthe -str&t
I sleeping, etc, was referred to the
^salutary committee with bower Ho act,
. Tn oruer to gee Anderson* ?hare of
the State Insurance fund, as provided
bf the State Insurance Commissioner,
a very" ?tngthy building code was
adopted .
Cautil adjourned shortly after 1
o'clock.
Mr. and Mxs. FVauk Gentry of Starr
we?? shinning is. the city yesterday.
...THEATRE
PAT BREW that clever ragtime
comedy singer, will render a very
appropriate song in his selections
today, this being "CIRCUS DAY"
with a beautiful set of circus
slides.
The Trey O' Hearts.. .Gold Seal
Series No. 4 called Dead Reck
oning in which many sen'^ational
and thrilling scenes take place.
Featuring Cleo Madison and Geo.
Larkin.
For the tiand of Jane._Joker
C?rt?edy.
Animated Weekly. .... .ifcuVeraal
Showing lots of Interesting
j scenes from the European conflict
Don't forget tomorrow night,
} "THE COUNTRY STORE" with
(those 2S dandy prizes donated by
\t the merchants given away free.
Coming Saturday "DRIVEN
FROM HOME"--3 reel Strand
special feature.
Don't fall to see "THE BAT
TLE OF GETTYSBURG" in 5
reels at the Electric Saturday.
RIVERSIDE AND TOXAWAY
CHOSE OFFICERS.
?ROUTINE AFFAIRS
Old Board of Directors Re-Elect
ed and Same Officers Were
Ali Chosen.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Hi? Toxaway Mills was
held In the office of the company at
noon Monday. The stockholders
expressed themselves as gratified
with the annual report which was
very satisfactory In >lew of the poor
trade nondltions that have existed for
the past year.
The old board directors were re
elected as follows:
Thomas Hildt. Baltimore, Md.; S..
Baldwin, Jr., Craig S. Mitchell. Phlla-J I
delphla, Pa.; Wm. II. Baldwin, New
York; Alfred Moore, Tucapau, S. C.;
Jas. D. Hammett, Anderson, S. C.; D
A. Ledbctter, Anderson. S. C.; B. B.
Gossett, Anderson, 3. C.
After tho adjournment of the stock,
holders meeting, the Board of Direct
ors held their annual meeting and. re
elected the old officers as follows:
B. B. G?sset. President and Treas
urer; Jas. P. Gossett, vice president;
I Jes. W. Trlbble, secretary.
AJFtier thfe Toxaway racetln/?, the
Board of Directors of tho Riverside
Manufacturing Company held a brief
meeting. A<i this meeting nrfhlng b?t
routine business was transacted.
Thc following out of town directors
I attended thc Riverside meeting:
W. C. Cleveland. Greenville, S. C
?and Alfred Moore of Tucapau, S. C.
ANDERSON MEN 60 IO
ATLANTA CONVENTION
I CITY WILL BE REPRESENTED
AT MEETING.
ON FOREIGN TRADE
Business Men Of This City Will
Probably Send Representative
I to tho Coming Conference.
Mn all probability there will be sev
eral business men of Anderson and
! representatives of tho Anderson
Chamber of Commerce to attend thc
Trade Convention which is to be .held
in Atlanta, Qa, on October 13 and 14.
Business men of this city are very
much interested in the efforts now
being put forth by the South to secure
a portion of the foreign trade and
are lending all possible assistance.
The Anderson chamber of com
merce yesterday received the follow
ing letter:
III. Dxa^e?. A tiru _ .-o_
Anderson Chamber of Commerce,
Anderson, S. C
My dear slr:- 1
I ^eg to thank you very much' for
yours of October 3rd giving us a Hst
ot. concerns likely to be interested in
Foreign Trade.
j We have sent an invitation to each
of these to attend the Foreign Trade
Conference to be held in Atlanta Oc
tober 13th and 14th.
.We hope very much that your city
will bo well represented at this Con
f?rence, and that , you can attend iq
person
I Yours very truly,'
:W. O. COOPER,
Secretary.
TEAMS ARE READ Y
FOR OPENING GAME
_
I Third Baseman Deal Will Play
For Smith Who Bindea
His Ankle.
Philadelphia, Oct. 7 - Things began
to move rapidly-today in preparation
for th? oper.ing sam? of tho series
Friday for the baseball championship
ot the world. The Boston Braves and
tb'i Philadelphia Athletics practiced
while* thousands of persons in the
downtown district provided excite
ment tn their scramble to buy tick
ets
Tonight no reserved seat tickets
are to be had for any of the gamest'
sfcbetjulcd to be played on the Ameri
ca* :trronnds here 'except through
speculators.
, The so-called tuning up process to*
I day of the present world's champions
and the. winners of the National
Iieague pennant wa* of, a mild charac
ter. The National Leaguers spent
more than two hours In the forenoon
oki the grounds of the Philadelphia
National Lcaguo dub taking an en>?
Workout. Rain felt during a part of th?4
morning and the Boston manager re
fused io let hin mea extend them
selves. Tyler ?as the only member of
the pitching sta? to warm op.
The teem practiced behind closed
iles and the few supporters of the
nb who saw the players at work Tse&t
ed their attention upon Third J
Des!, who will go into the
tn place of Smith, who ia tying
n a Brooklyn hospital with a broken
ankle. DeaV fleldcd Md hit ground
ers and faced aw* .-stiff pitching.
Stellings, who was reported to have
been greatly depressed over Smith's
ciiafortun*. said ho i*R con?dectiDeej
would do hts best to- measure ap te,
SStaiaVs ability at the.bat.
LABOR'S RESPONSIBILITY.
I believe lb workmen's com
pensation. I believe In the eight
hour day for men In continuous
industries and for women and
children everywhere end even
tually for all workers ts s?! In
dustries. I believe In social In
surance. I believe In minimum
wage legislation for thone Indus
tries in which tuber is not itself
in a position to enforce fair liv
ing conditions. I believe in un
ions. I believe that labor or
ganizations have been one of the
greatest factors In improving the
material and moral conditions e?
the wage earner and In raising
the standard of industrial citi
zenship. The uritou Is us neces
sary an outgrowth of our mod
ern industrial system os is the
corporation. The wise und far
sighted employer will recognize
this fact Ile will appreciate that
the men In the employ of a great
corporation have thc right of
collective bargaining. .
But the union uv A accept tho
responsibility that comes with
...offer. It must recognizo Its
obligation to the Industry nnd to
tho commnnlty as a whole. It
must be judged by its conduct
precisely as a corporation ls
judged by its' conduct It must
do Its utmost to promote the
efficiency of its members, for un
less the business is Increasingly
productive there will be no suf
ficient reward for anybody, no
profit to the shareholders, no ad
equate wage for the working
man, no proper service to the
public.-Theodore Roosevelt
R!MeO QUOTATIONS.
How long wo live, not years,
but actions tell;
-Watkins.
That man lives twice who lives
the first life well,
-Herrick.
Make, then, while yet we may,
your God your friend
-William Mason,
Whom Christians worship, yet
not comprehend.
-HUI.
The trust that's given guard,
and to yourself be just
' -Dana.
Por live vre how we may. yet
die we moat.
-Shakespeare.
WORD? OK THE WISE.
. Shivery-is also as ancient as
war, end war-is human nature.
. -Voltaire.
It ls most true that a natural
and secret hatred and uverslon
toward society lu any mun hath
somewhat of the savage beast
-Bacon.
; The gain whlcb ls made at the
; expense of reputation should
rather be set down as a loss.
Latin Proverb.
M.rum ???er Wai IlidCutC^ tc
a lie.-Young.
The shoemaker makes a good
. shoe because be makes nothing
ebie.-Emerson.
NOT BY ONE FALL.
Not by one fall or many be we
5 stayed,
lt fulls await on yonder fight
ing field;
Too great the issue that we
tamely yield . .
Or count the cost until the cost
'ls paid.
; Sight' may be balked and for
awhile delayed.
Truth in a mist ot falsehood
he concealed. .
tffJsWJBtettvlniB are not to be
repealed.
Nor love divine forever diso
beyed.
Not by one fallt But If the tri
umph go
To donbt end fallacy, delusion
freak.
If for awhile defeated, we shall
know
The time will come for high
est truth to speak,
Because the high sees farther
than the low,
Ano gulda rice, must be from
the mountain peak.
-Arthur L. Salmon In Church
man.
'i SAID OP WIT.
The ?ext best-lthlng to being
witty oneself ts *to be ebie to
y quote ane*b?rs Wit-Boyeo.
H? must bt sffcuh fellow in
deetl whom neither* love, malice
ner aeeesmity c& inspire with
wit.-De ta Bruyggfc
Don't put too fine s point to
yetir^hT tor fear lt1 should get
Manteau-Cervantes.
I am a "foot I know it and yet.
God help me. I'm poor enough to
he a wit-Cotifreve.
Wit is the salt of conversation,
not tba t??d.-eaeiut * -
Some People
^ Try to get along with Printing that is cheap in
every sense of the word-and wonder why their
Stationery does not look or wear or feel as they
wish it would. They .have a good taste, but not
perspicuity-which is a good word, if it does sound
demagogic.
Others Use Our Printing
The classy kind that makes good everywhere,
every way, every time. It will pay you' to see na *
when in need of ui??wou
GOOD PRINTING
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The Anderson Intelligencer
JOB DEPARTMENT
. W ? A'jt* '/ Hill ?;"<i??
PHONE 693L ANDERSON,
GAMES YESTERDAY.
American.
A Philadelphia: 10; New York, 0.
At Dosten: 4; Washington, ll.
No others scheduled.
Fed?rnl.
At Baltimore: 6; Pittsburg 3. (First
game )
At Baltimore: .; Pittsburg 3, (sec
ond game 8 Innings darkness.)
At Indianapolis: 4; Rt, Louis, 0.
At Buffalo: 4; Brooklyn, 10. (8 in
nings aaranesB.;
No others.
No Nationals.
City Series.
At Chicago: Nationals, 4; Ameri
cans 2.
At St. Louts: Nationals, 4; Ameri
cans, 7.
THE ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER
JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT
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Official Standing. ssss-LL- i-^-J-u--=a
New York, Oct 7.-The official crude offerng* resulted In hegde sal- NOTICE OF FIN AV j SETTLEMENT,
standing of the National League at the es for forward months. The decline in ---
close pf the 1914 season as announced lard and slow consuming demand also The undersigned administrator of
by Secretory Jahn A. H?ldler, is, aa had a depressing effect upon senti- the ?ctate of W. L. Ward, deceased,
follows: ment. Tendors were 1,400 barrels. hereby gives notice thst-she will on
Team. W. iL. Per Total sales 12,400 barrels. October lg, 1014 kt ll. {o'clock a. m.,
Boston.94 69 614 - upply to the Judge o? Probate for An
New York.84 70 645 Chicago Wheat. doraon County for a Anal settlement
^!'IIj0u58.. .. y? . T 5f, Chicago, Oct. 7.-Wheat today closed ot said estate and a discharge from
Chicago??/ ,..., .,78 - 76 68p unsettled at the samo as last night, to her office of administrator
Bropklyp., ., ., ..75 ,79. 487 u4 up Corn gained 1-4 & 3-8 to 1-2 ? ? MKS. L. M. WARD.
Kfltt . .. "li ^ iii 3* net and oata ? 3-8 to *8- __ " ' A?mx
HnMn?Tfi?n al ?fth 5* Provisions tho outcome varied ... ? .,>
Cincinnati . . .. .. ..60 94 390 ,0 cent ?w?UnQ to a r!fl0 of 20
oooooooooo cent8'_ y^K.
e * Balletts. a ? 0 \_ \
o Louduii, ?vi.& -*3ft a. m. -Ar. o EDISON'S FIRST INFECTION. - q^B*l?l^Tui&f
o ??Sr?nl 8teteoe?t fly?" net P* p _ VjaV*??*v?Ia'BS*^
o Antwerp Jest night and Ule- o Becrotary Daniels to Accompany Ia- ?Vi44We? tf^^AVls
: ?f?^?? i *-?? - * litton bo?f?
o MA rory violent engagement.p Washington, Octj. 7.-Thomas A. j \ Hj*^ wwv?, ^JsS^' -C
o was fought on all If"es today. The O Edison, wk genius has contrlbut-1 \ \t ttSiBsa^aflBf?KSS?/'Jt
o situation Ix unchanged/* o C<1 in many ways to the efficiency of I * V^N?^S|HH?3?6^
e e 00000 o o o the United States navy, will inspect - (S^^Z^"
? 1 ?'- ? a modern American battleship and * yyV .
............J submarine, for the first time, Satur- Yr
* vinvrip ?aY' Secretary Daniels Saturday will i
rj MARKET. 0 accompany thc Inventor to..Now York ' 111
. ' . to look over the battleship" New York' AllderSOIl
o o o o ?o eeo o o o . ?tt(j a submarine which will bo order- ? ? x _..
'. " ? ed to New York for that purpose (JCt. 12 IO 1 7 th.
New York, oct. 7.~Mercantiio p*!- wvhvmr IfiiWaTVOT?Tc Originated by
Liverpool %? 7:-spot c?u<>n m fat,, fgM?c^^ KIMS Miss Genieve Clark.
demand; American middling fair, 634, na^-BET' . 1 - .. . '.U^f- .{. f... J j --J-1'
good middling 580; middling 53?; low . . .
markets wer0 quiet today the prid-j.^^^S^Tj^^^^^*^^1^^^'''''^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
clpal business reported bclng^ ^a,*> j K .7T
reported trade light. Worsted yarns THE ANDERSON INTELLIGENCER 1
for sweater and khkal cloth were in S y_?_'!'__ * i __ ? __ . ?_-._,
.ctl-e intjulry but general trad, was fl jQ? fRINTING DEPARTMENT
JL^TZmi ?tfff? B Price? Quite ?VKe^ofible ^CwUblcnt trifc Quilty. I
holdings ia ucarty dellveros end fre<vr W9Mft????Wt??im?LWf??m?^m^ ?uLi umlV f-.J W?y