The intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1915-1917, August 15, 1915, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
An Absolutely
?iean Show
PALMETTO
This
Week
Positively This Is
NOT a Burlesque
Show
MONDAY'S BILL
"THE GIRL, THE MAN, THE MONEY"
HIGH CLASS, COPYRIGHTED MUSICAL COMEDIES-CHANGE NIGHTLY
"This Hutchinson's Musical Comedy Company
comes to us recommended in the very highest
terms, as a Strictly CLEAN show in every way.
They do not put on any suggestive, or smutty stuff;
but instead, they play copyrighted musical come
dies, brim full of innocent fun and amusement.
"We are here to give the people of Anderson
the kind and character of amusements that they
want; and as there are some who have criticised
some of our Vaudeville shows, we will ask them in
fairness to us, to see this show and then tell us
frankly what they think of it."
Every Actress
"Wears a Dress or
Gown. No Tights
Every Statement in This Ad is Genuine
Hutchison's Musical Comedy Co
A. M. Pinkston, Proprietor
Nothing Suggestive
Durinr
Wi
NEGRO THIEF WAS
CA?BHT WITH GOODS
PLEAD GUILTY TO TWO
CHARGES YESTER.
; DAY
WANTTED TO SHOOT
When Officer Martin Walked up
on Him He D ew His Pistol s
-Trap Crj efully Placed.
.Sou Hermon, a negro boy about 17
yean ot age, waa arraigned in Ma
gistrate Geiger's court -yesterday
morning on Che charges, of carrying
concealed weapons and larceny. Ile
plead guilty to both charges and waa
fined |40, $20 in each case.
Harmon baa been elevator boy at
' the Bleckley building for the past few
months and for the past few days bad
been doing the work of the Janitor In
'his absence. . I
Numerous little thefts, have been
going on In the Bleckley building fer
some time, each time the' thief get
ting a little bolder and taking some
thing of.more value each time.
The thefts were noticed more often
la the office of the Mutual Benet)t |
Life Insurance company and the peo
ple in there began thinking about a
pian to catch the guilty party. At
first they did not pay much attention
to the little things that were mis?<n<r
but ons mom lng during the first part
ot the We?k. they noticed that me
key to the stamp drawer had been
taken from a bunch of keys that are
always left in the cash drawer.
The following night (hey decided to
leave a little mopey lathe cash draw
er and In the stamp drawer. Tito next
morning it was gone.
By Thursday they thought that the
Urne was ripe to catch the thief. Thoy
got Mr. Van Martin to watch the office
from aa adjoining, vacant room and
.before leaving put a $1 bill tn tho
?ash trawer. The number of the bill
was noticed and one one of the "ls"
the little letter "m" was made in ink.
Promptly at ti o'clock everyone quit
and walked out of tho office. About
BO minutes later Mr. Martin, from tho
adjoining room saw the negro go In,
cjjen the cash drawer, get the bill and
and place it in hui pocket,
i Mr. Martin went around opened ths
door on che negro. Seeing- Mr. Mar
tin, the negro drew his gun, but the
former waa "too quick for him and
had knocked him down before he had
a chance to use iti 'The negro was
placed In Jail and arraigned with tba
above results. *
Tf>-?VX WOODS.
Hr. B. 8. Parker Leaves 1er Hew
York Today.
Mr. -ll. fi. Parker of Parker and
Bolt, clothiers, leaves this morniug
for Philadelphia, Ralthuo -<> and New
York whero he wi'l buy fall and win
ter men's clothing and-fare(things for
the Arm ot Parker and Bolt. Mr. Par
ker stated yesterday that ho was going
to buy for a big trade thW fall. From
the present outlook he ls very- opti
mistic and thinks that business wir,
be good.
MRS. BO YB TO KEY YORK.
WU Boy t emplete {tock For Her
large Store.
Mrs. B. Graves Boyd will leave to
morrow for New York. Baltimore and
Philadelphia to buy a ful. and com
plete fort and winter line of ladles
ready-to-wear? etc., for her store.
Mrs. Boyd stated yesterday that she
Was going to buy the best and pret
tiest things that could bc bought and
that-nothffijf waa fro good for her to
bring back to her customers.; % , **
CANDIDATES GHAN6ED
STANDING YESTERDAY
ONE ESPECIALLY MAKES
THINGS LOOK LITTLE
DlFFETiFWTLY
ONE MORE DAY
To Clip Coupons From The Intel
ligencer--Committee to Com?
pile and Count Votes.
Miss Lou 'Etteii LlRon.'. .r,,r>00 *1
? Miss Carrie Frelwell... .5,460 ?[
? Miss Rosamond Burdlne.:t,080 4>
? Miss Frances Tribble_1,120 *
? Miss Lola De M Ramsey.. 800 *
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J COU
t
? THIS COUPON IS GOOD
? MISS.
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J whom I consider the most beaut
+ who bare been nominated for the
J . for Anderson county In the State
.:. for the Harvest Jubilee.
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HAVE SOME PAVING TO
DO IN GREENVILLE TOO
Southern Public Utilities Company
Spending Money There and
in WmstontSalem.
Not only ls the Southern Public Uti
lities company spending money In An
derson or street car (rack paving but
In other cities where they have lines
as well.
Mr. E. R. Horton, Jr.. who has
charge of the paving for the company
here, stated yesterday morning that
ho went to Greenville on Friday after
noon to copter with ofllclala about
some work to be done there. Two
stretches, about one-quarter mlle long
each, are io be paved ln ibo near, fu
ture. Mr. Horton stated that very
likely Mr. W. W. Johnson, who has
tho contract to do the work here,
would be secured to carry on that In
Greenvale.
"We are also going to do some
street car track paving In Winston
Salem within the next few weeks,"
stated Mr. Horton.
\VIP Take Charge.
M?. Sam Branson ot Greenwood ia
coning to Anderson on Wednesday to
take charge of th .> ault department of
tho Bee Hive.
Mrs. O. B. Van Wyok. Mles Eliza
beth Van Wyck and Mrs. T. H. Shu
ford returned yesterday from a trip
to the mountains and to Chick
Springs. 1
Irish Mall Wrecked.
Northampton, Aug. 14.-Railway
officiais announce that eight were
hilled add thirty injured tn the
wreck of the Irish mall today. Th;r
trains wcro piled up in tho collision.
Se vet al soldier* wm? among the kill
ed. ? " '
Tho ?landing of the candidates this
morniiiR shows that thc count of the
votes last night made some changes In
their places.
Yesterday morning Miss Buntine
was at tile top of the column and Miss
Ligon second. This morning Miss
Bunjine lina been forced down to third
place. Misa Trlhb.le is uow fourtli
and Miss Ramsay fifth.
Tlio votes in some cases yesterday
wor0 exceedingly large. Thia con
tost is certainly a nuzzle and there ls
no way of telling how lt will end al
though there) are only three more
days, including today, until lt closes,
midnight Tuesday, August 17. No pa
per is published, tomorrow and there
fore, tin m is only one more day to
clip the coupons.
Temember alter the contest closes,
a disinterested committee will count
thc votes, as t hov have come In for tho
individual candidates day by day, and
sae. that we have made no error. If
we have to correct any errors caph
I oindidat?'* vote for. every day ?Ince
r?fie contest started'is In separate scal
I ed envelops, with the date on back,
telling Just what day they wero cast.
This is done In order to prevent any
possible mistakes and to enable the
committee to get at their part of thc
work belter.
t>*++*+ + 4* + *++++*+*+++++<4
PON J
FOR TEN VOTES FOR ?.
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ifni one of the eight candidates *
content to select a representative +
.wide contest to name a "queen" J
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L. W. PARKER WITH
GREENVILLE PAPER
Former President Parker Cotton
Mills Co. Becomes Asso
ciate Editor Piedmont.
(?recnvllle, Aug. 14.-Lewis W.
Parker formerly president ct tho I
Parker cotton mills company, ' and
now an attorney ot Greenville, will
henceforth bo associate editor of tho
Greenville Dally Piedmont, according
to announcements carried in that pa
per yesterday afternoon. Mr. Park
er's announcement published yester
day ls as follows:
"In assuming tho associate editor
slnu of Tho Piedmont, I make my ac
knowledgement of the very kind
words Bald of me by Mr. Rooster. X
behove tho time now is lu this nation,
state and commlunlty for frank ex
pression of views, for the endorsement
and advocacy of progressive policies
- policies which will t'Mid to advance
the Intelligence and welfare of the
mass nf our eople, and which tend
to the upbuilding of our state and
sect ?on. In the advancement of
these vlows, I shall bo positive but j
courteous, seeking tu do Justice to all
but criticising wbere criticism ls duo
and commending when commendation
should be given. I shall continue in
thc policy already established by The
Piedmont to discusa advocate and
criticise policies, not men.
"Lewis W. Parker.
"Greenville, s. C.. Aug..14. 1916."
Mrs. L. M. Parks. Miss Charlotte
Parks, L. L. and Floyd Parks -re
turned yesterday from a stay of sever
al weeka in the mountains. They1
were accompanied home by Miss j
Charlotte Stevenson of Rockwell,
Iowa, Misses Mary and Bess Hose of !
Williamsburg, Ka., who will be their j
g a?su.
MANAGER TROWBRIDGE
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT
SEVERAL SHOWS BOOKED
FOR THE COMLNQ
SEASON
WILL CHARGE $1.00
Wants to Give People Attractions
at Lowest Possible Prices
if Practicable.
The real show season nt Thc Ander
son will open early in September?.very
likely with a popular musical comedy.
.Manager Trowbridge has written tb
the bogJUcfr-agencies ia an effort to
get a TOUSteal comedy sometime slur
ing the early part of Ute next month to
put on for opening attraction.
"You can tell'the people," said; Mr.
Trowbridge yesterday, "that I am
going to pui f&th every pcsible ef
fort to have-ajpr leo of $1 ownstairs
for all sbow?j'Tho best seats down
stairs will sell for $1 and then on
down for the balconies. The boxes
downstairs will sell for $2 a seat and
tho upper boxes for $1.50. Now the
advance agents may not want me to
do this and may demand that I charge
more, but I am going to give thc peo
ple thc best attractions, the best seats
at the pest possible prices."
Mr. Trowbridge has already book
ed a large number of. shows for tho
coming reason. There ls a variety
of musienl comedies, dramas, melo
dramas, and minstrels. Mr. Trow
bridge ls not positive about the exact
dates of the'month? tho show will
make their appearance hut knows just
what months lucy will be here.
Tliose booked so far are:
"Damaged doods. 'September.
"Peg O' My Heart," October.
"Prince of PReen,'* musical come
dy, November:
"A Pair of Sixes," November.
"Robin Hood/' November.
"September Morn," musical come
dy, November.
"A Modern Cindrolla," musical
comedy, December.
"Every Woman," January.
Neil O'Brien's Minstrels, January.
Others booked orP Al. O. Field's
min?strela and the "Law of the Land."
'dr. Trowbridge states that he does
not wish to have toe many shows and
that he is going to try to scsttor them
out as much aa possible. HQ feels
that Anderson wants the beat that he
can get and will try to get the same
that G reen vii lo and Columbia do.
TO BUTT SHOES."
Mr. Harry Getahev* Off to Northern
Whets.
Mr. Harry Relsberg will leave to
day for New York and other northern
markets where he will look over tho
styles lu shoes ^or tho coming seasons
and select a large and up-to-the-min
ute stock for the Arm of Oelsberg
Bros. Mr. Oelsberg stated yesterday
that he was going to look over every
thing that was to be Shown In the
shoo line and would buy the best and
very latest for his customers in An
derson. ,
Red f'Kiss te Halt!.
Washington, Aug. 14.-At thb re
quest of Admiral Caperton the Red
Crosr. has cabled $1,000 to Port au
Prince for emergency relief. The Ad
miral reports destitution among the
lower classes.
Wed At fclpAty.Twa.
IUca, N. Y., Aug. 14.-Mrs. {tyla
Joimso i. eighty-two years old. became
the brtie today of Oeorge M. Whit
lock, who is the same age. The oc
casion was ht? fourth rentare, and tho
fifth Tor the bride. 1
SEVERAL MILES OF
ROADS ARE WORKED
WILL BEGIN ON ONE TO
HAILEY'S FERRY MON
DAY
TRACTION ENGINE
Is Pulling Road Scrape and is Do
ing Good Work-to Com
pare Cost in Few Days
It seems that thc road scrape in
Anderson county pulled by a trac
tion engine is going to prove profita
ble. Supervisor J. Mack King stated
yesterday that the road from Ander
son to Barnes had been worked and
also the road from hero to tho old
Tate place on the old Generals .road,
with the traction engine and ecrapc
and that good work was being done.
"Monday morning." stated Mr.
King, "we will start on thc road from
Starr to Halley's terry with the trac
tion engine and road scrape. We have
a force of hands with thc scrape and
they will Jill up holes, etc. I Intend
to put this road in good shape but
later when the convicts get to it, pro
bably lt will bc widened and in some
place and changed. I believe in keep
ing the convicts doing permanent
work from one side of the county to
the other. In this way we will get
some permanent work done and have
some good roads too. When we get
the Halley's ferry rood workad, we
will figure up what the traction englue
has cost us, and compare lt with same
amount of work done with mules in
order to seo if it ls more economical."
County Commissioner McGee was ita:
the city yesterday and stated that he
thought the traction engine was the
right thing.
TEN CALVES ADBEI?
TO ?. V?. BISON HERD
Washington, Atig. 16.-Tho govern
ment's herd ot buffalo on the Wichita
National forest, in Oklahoma, Which
ls also a federal game reserve, has
been Increased by the arrival of ten
calves, according to a report received
by tho forest service from the super
visor in charge. The herd, which now
comprises 62 specimens of '.he almost
extinct bison, is in , good condition,
says the supervisor, and promisee to
continue Increasing at a rapid rate.
Bight of thp calves are females,
bringing the number of . heifers and
cows up to thirty. Tho bulls number
32 and have been placed by them
selves In a pasture which haa just
been fenced in for thoth.
Three years ago the buffalo herd on
the Wichita forest was little more
than half at larg as it is now. It ia
said that the other game animals In
the preserve, incllnding tho elk and
antelope, also are increasing, due to
the protection afforded, not only
against. hunters, but against wolves,
wild cats and other predatory animals
which committed serious depredations
from the establishment 'of the pre
I serve In 1905 until measure?! Wore tak
en (o stop them, tn protecting the
(game from predatory animals, the
wardens and forest officials are also
promoting the interests of local stock
men, who grase several thousand head
of cattle on certain t Hotted areas
within tae preserve.
-CANADIAN" SHELL FACTORY
DESTROY KU BY INCENDIARIES
Kincardine, Ontario, Aug. 14--Tire,
believed to be incendiary, completely
destroyed tho three-story bHck build
ing ht tho plant of the'Hunter Bridge
Boiler Co. The factory waa about to
start to manufacture shells. The po
lic? believe the work was dewe by Ger
man sympathisers.
KUGU TMEATi
MONDAY
Charles Chaplin
In a Two-Reel Scream of a
Comedy
"THE FLIGHT OF A NIGHT BIRD"
Two Reel Universal
"THE FATE OF HIS PANTS"
Nestor
Total of Five Big Reels
THE ?
MONDAY
VANISHING VASES
2 Reel Kaleno,
NEAR ETERNITY
Kalem. *
HIS WARDS SCHEME
Biograph.
MABEL, FATTY AND LAW
Keystone. ,
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A Select School For
Y our ?Boy
'Number Limited to Fifteen
Small Classes Individual Instruction
Thorough and Painstaking Work
Rates Very Reasonable
Address Principal
Fraser Fitting School
Anderson% S. C.
F R E E
Paint to Churches
Until further notice, we will give FREE one sixth of the
paint bought by Churches, or for Churches; and further
v
We will GUARANTEE oar prices at Cheap or Claper
than any other house k celling any Standard grade of paints.
Here's the place and the Inn? to paint .your Church and save
One Sixth the cost of the point.
Guest Pain!* Co.
Wast Earl Street
Anderson, S. C
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I S AG?ttT TAKES CHARGE
?riTIMH CONSULATE IN RIGA
Washington. Ans;. 14-American
Consul Jenkin H has taken iover the
British Consulate at Riga, Russia,
the State Department announced to
day. Rig* is threatened with cap
ture by the Germana.
Changes at Annapolis.
Washington, Aug. . M.-Sweeping
changes tn the management of the Na
rai Academy,. Including tho examina
tion system, probably will result tu
the findings vof the boards Inquiry.
Secretary Daniela announces that the
!utl report will be made public Mon
tey. The honor system may bc estab
ished.
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