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AUTOMOBILS USED ANDE? BEGINNING ON TOMORROW MORNING FIVE CARRIERS WILL USE MACHINES IN DELIVERY LjETTER RECEIVED P. O. DEPARTMENT! Schedule Given for Departure and | Return of Carriers Under New De??very--Must Bc Satisfactory. I'" tiii:i I'-r Wm. Laughlin hu: re ni-.rd I tom Hur postolllce department in Washington k pe rm'salon to allow lin t urill . on run) routes HOJ. I. 2. I. 7 anil S lo servo tin ir tr?te? in an ? i ??ii' lilt H iront Sept. Hi to April ?lu IHM ;:t 8 a. m.. ami return toy 12 ni. | Kn m .May Isl to September 1"> leavi ut ll: 30 a. m.. ami ret ti rn by 10:30 a I III Klirrt i ve April 1 U. IUI?. Thc following ls a ropy of the let-' tir rocciv.cj hy Postmaster Laughlin I in rega/d to tin' a'nive: With reference to your letter of the iluto mentioned below, permission ls > hereby gi anted for the ranier on th? following rural rout?? to use the con- j veyanco specified In ? ,'i viug his route , The schedule hereinafter set forth should bc observed by the carrier while using such conveyance, effec live from tho date elated. Kural currier.* are required to fur nish veli-les adequate for the trans portal iou or all mall foi their routes ; This permission ls therefore given only on condition that |roper accom modation is provided Tor all matter delivered and collected.' If the con v?yame specified nroves insufflc'ent for the accommod?t ian of the mail or any cutnplnlnts of unsatisfactory ser vice arise hy reason of this change in the carriers conveyance, the us?; nf the vehicle mentioned nn.is : bo dis continued. fly some satisfactory means and without expense to the department im mediately notify patrons of the chang.: in schedule. Date or letter: Itfiirch .list. I ?IC. limites Nos. 1, 2, 4, 7 and S. Proposed conveyance: Automobiles. WILL 8E BEHOVED All Penny Slot Machines Recently Erected Are to Bc Taken Down Immediately. At the meeting of the city council Inst night a motion waa adopted re quiring the removul o? all-the chow ing gum machines attached to post i In different sections of 'tho city and ?Iso all penny soiles which wore sta tjoiiod' on sidewalks. Thcso penny nlot machines wor.o placed hore sev eral month? ago. The ucl Ion of city council In regard | to thia matter will bo welcome now? to many people cf tho city who have been opposed to those little machine! all the time. ASK FOR and GET S ?ivimo THE ORIGINAL .MALTED MILK, Client substitutes cost YOU sam? pidce. j ? I ' 'ii f pl ? .? ? I m Men, as a rule, are exa Hats. This is no doubt due personality. We have a li pick of the very newest st) trv them on. Straws $1.50 to $? Panamas $5 to $ . ? . ?..> See us for the other thii Easter, including a Suit rh measure. . "Where Qttalily ReifW' tSON ROUTES POLICE DEPARTMENT WILL HAVE ll PATROL TO HAUL PRISONERS TO CITY JAIL WHEN ARRESTS MADE THE USUAL RATE i i ? Of 75 Cents Will Bc Charged or Assessed When Fines Are Result of Cases. Tin; rlly police of Anderson will j hu ve a Black Maria within a rea days to haul the prisoners in. this matter being decided at a meei ng of . itv count il l ist night. This ac:iou carno about as tho re mit of tho following motion from Al derman lt. I'j. King: Thal tho auto mobile now used In the city engineer ing department be turne.l over to the police committee at once, und that it he converted into a patrol wagon for the use of the city police depart ment, the proper body and fixtures hoing put on il; also that Hie horse and buggy now used by tho pol leo de partment, be traded or sold, and tho money used to fix up tho patrol wa gon; further that o^ch pe/son being arrested and whe ls hauled to tin* station In the patiol. if convicted in mayors court, be fined an additional T."i cents, and further a suitable stor ugo place bc fixed up at the city hall for the btoring of tho automobile. This motion was seconded hy Al derman W. ll. Dobbins and wan pass ed unanimously. A meeting of the police .oniui ttc? will bo held tills morning to furthei arrange for liav'ng tho automobile converted into a patrol wagon. In making his motion Mr. King explained thut tho city certainly need ed one. and that otlie.r cities ot' le.is H'zo than Anderson alreadv liad them, lie also gave instances of whom the policemen had to bring in prisone.-j from the outskirts of tho city Blncc tiley hud nothing to haul them to the station in. The wagon 'will bo equipped so that one man will bo able to drive it and ut the same time care for the prisoners. MONEY RECEIVED-FOR ANDERSON SCHOOLS TWO GET MONEY FOR SUP PLEMENTARY READING BOOKS Mr. J. 'B. Felton yesterday morn ing receivod notice of Etate all Tor Anderson county school.; us follows: To purchase n lpplcmcntary read ing books for Piedmont school In Piedmont d strict No. titi. S23. To purchase supplementary read ing books' for Tugaloo school in Fork district No. 40. $100. For public school buildings: West. Market, District 17, StiOO. White Plains, district 4?. ?:t00. (?rcon Pond, district Ct*. $300. Totitl for schools, $?J0O. Total fer schools and books. $1. C2?. Butterick Patterns for May. Cox Statoinery Co. op As Usual ir raw its ctiiiK in their selection ot to the fact that hats simu l?t to suit every face-thc les-so come right in. and rr & North Main FOR JUDGE SMITH BY BUR ASSOCIATION WAS GIVEN LAST EVENING IN HOTEL CHIQUOLA DINING ROOM ENJOYABLE AFFAIR j Many Excellent Informal Speeches Made, the Honor Guest Be ing Last on Program. J luigi- Mendel ly. Smith wis th. j honor guest of the Anderson County I Dur association ut a banquet given i lam evening In thc Hotel Chii|Uoln ! anil at which about 25 lawyers, prac- j t leal ly every un inber of the as socia tion, were present, lt is the custom of the lur association to entertain in honor of the presiding judge while lu is .In the city presiding over elvi' court, and the affair last evening was prono?need by several as hoing tin most enjoyable that has ever been given, Tho presiden; of the Uar association Mr. (J. Cullen Sullivan, acted a-, toastmaster, and presided with usual ease. In Introducing tho speak- | ers of thu evening bc told many in terosting jokes which caused much mernlmonl and othenwiso displayed hl? tabtlity as a splendid toastmaster. Tho speakers of the evening were: Capt. H. H, Watkins, Mossie. C. li. Karie, Rufus Plant. Jr.. J. M. Paget. A. H. Dagnall and Judge Smith. No subjects heil boon as'gncd. and only Informal talks were made. These, however, being very interesting. in introducing Judge Smith, Mr Sullivan complimented him very h'gh ly ami f poke of the esteem and re gard with which he is held by people all over South Carolina. He spok : of his ability and Integrity and thc I manne.* in which tho?e who came Ll contact with him were impressed ? with his Impartial ur.d fair way of i dealing with all matters' that come beforo him as clrcu'.t judge. A.* a closing sentence to the introduction Mr. Sullivan used a parapluase of a line of Kipling: "All men count with him but none too much. " Judge Smith made an informal talk. bv;t ono which was especially inter esting and entertaining to those pre sent. He expressed his appreciation of the courtesies shown him by the , members of the Anderson bar while I ho has been presiding over the recent j terms- of court, and also of thc goo i fellowship which existed between th?. I different attorneys of the city. He elated that lie would look forward j wi'th much pleasure to the lime, when ho would be assigned to' preside over the courts in Anderson county again and that he felt very kindly toward all members of the local bar. Ho the.? spoke of the opportunities open to lawyers and of the chances a young man hau when entering this profes sion. The bani-uet wus served in a pr' vate -ijv-tor of the Hotel Chlquola anti It was a very elaborate ropa:.t. Th : dining rccm was artistically decora' ed with carnations, and ull want! o' titoso presont were quickly gi?ca r.' tention. MR. T. J. MARUN TO MAKEJHERIFf RAGE WELL KNOWN BUSINESS MAN OF THIS CITY AN NOUNCES CANDIDACY Mr. T. J. Martin, a well known wood and ccal dealer of this city, foi morly a rei.-l.lent of Williamston, announced yesterday afternoon that ho would bo a candidate for sheriff In tho coircng primary. Hts rnacuncc ment is carried with other candidates in this morning's issue of The ln-oll! gencer under tho head ot "Candidat??? Curds." Mr. Martin needs no introduction to tho people of Anderson, having liv ed in this county since hie birth. Prom 1888 to 189? ho was In busines:. at fPelzer. Sintd that time he .live? at Williamston until nearly two yearn ugo bo came to Anderson to make bis home, going Into tho wood ant coal business. Mr. Martin has made an enviable cncce&a in bus'eness, and this is gen erally conceded os o splendid asset for a politician in any capacity. Hi: friends-he has hundreds of these 1 predict, for him a successful race. . Tlie .political field ls alive with candidatos -thia year, and lt has been j said that others will announce. Mr. 1 Martin la -the fourth man to announce fer sheriff, including Sheriff Ashley ** lu> will be a candidate to aucceeti himself. Was Taken home. Mrs. -ft.-W. -Lewis, who underwent I an operation at the county hospital |tseveral days ago, is getting along nicely and was taken tn her hosie at Iva yesterday. Heeling Postponed. Tho meeting ot the board ot health j which -Was to have 'been held yester day afternoon ?.?was postponed -until thia morning. . Get yow May Delineator now lal Cox Stationery Co. \ ".'-!. r\ '. ; - '/s^L?C;'^ IQ ABOLISH OFFICE Of CITY ENGINEER ACTION TAKEN AT MEETING CITY COUNCIL HELD LAST NIGHT WORK COMPLETED Explained That Not Now Enough Work to Warrant Permanent Office of This Kind. Al the meeting o? city council hixt I night it was decided lo dispense with the permanent office of a city engl iiecr, and that the present engined he retained to do the engiiu ring work when such became necessary. Alderman ??abt. Curter otfered b mc l'on that .since the paving had been finished and all of the engineer* lng work which wa? necessary at this time hiving been completed, and also ?ince the finances ol' the city would nwt permit the employment ot a city engineer at a standing salary at lin pr?tent, that thc ollice ta abolished, effective on May 10. Also that thu present engineer bc retained to do the work when necessary, and that ho bc paid .$"? per day fer this. This motion was seconded by Al derman (.'ha-:. Spearman and thc vol was unanimously in favor of it. Before the motion was voted npo.i there was a full diw.aission of thc ad visability of taking this action. lt was pointed out that there will liol be enough steady engineering work in ? the ncur future to warrant the em- I ployment of an engineer at a regular | salary, und also that tho city finances ? were in Ruell shape that all expenses possible had lo bc curtailed. Thc ofliec of city engineer ls at present occupied by .Mr. Wado A. Sanders, lie? having uccepled thin position about 20 months ago. Eich member of council and the mayor last night expressed themselves as heirn, pleased w-'.th the WOVk of Mr. Sander? In every particular, and that they were confident that he was instrumental to a remarkable degree in securing sud: excellent paving for thc street of thc city. They also stated that the> wanted his services again when tho next paving was uundortaken. They stated that iMr. Sanders et all times had done his utmost to give perfect satisfaction and that in every respect he had nerved ithe city as an excep tionally good euglneer. INOIHEHr??QRtP??HT HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND WILL BE TRIED OUT SOME TIME THIS AF TERNOON IS VERY MODERN And is in Keeping With Ander son's Other Progressiveness -Cost Over $5,000. The incinerator plant of the city will he completed this afternoon and will bo tried out for the first ttait:. The plant is located on Elast Market street and has bf n erected by the Nyc Odorloss incinerator company of Macon, Ga.. Ute coat being approxi mately $0,230. Anderson will now have un up-to date plant for tho disposal of gar bage and of a model that has worked with ontlrc satisfaction in many oth er oltles. The building baa been erected of quarry rock, and ia c cre ditable ono. Doubtless many of the people of the city will visit the plant tills afternoon iu seo it in operation. Tho comple tion of the incinerator comes at a very appropriate time since next week la Clean-Up- Week, and there wlll.be an unusual amount of trash to dispose of. von CORONER Former Coroner, J. E. Beasley, .Offers for Another Tenn. Mr. J. Blvas Beasley, who nerved Anderson county four years as coro ner. 1908-12. announces his candidacy for that office for another term. He has many friends throughout tho county who wilt be glad of an oppor tunity to vote for him again and is a capable and deserving man. . ? B.F.JOHNSON Wishes to announce to those who have corn to grind yiat his mill is In excoll?nt condition and he will appreciate your ? patronage. t . . He Sells the best Water Ground Meal at j 30c Peck Call 4622 and have your meal delivered to you, or leavo your ''orders'with liri. J. 1*. floater. Phone ''?14, .-..':.'.. . . ; J i ;' i a "iifi ?it* A? '*?,.' ": . : ' That' ol You young what we me; know how hat the right suit feeling of con Alco Clot! have been di and young ni appear in adv of sty! s that -you want ti clothes are co tail and we'n yuu with the c MUSTANG For Sprains, Lameness, Sores, Cuts, Rheumatism Penetrate? and Heal*. Stop3 Pain At Once For Man and Beast 25c 50c $1. At All Dealers. UNIMENT . The most beautiful Une of Easter Cards ever shown in Anderson. NOW ON SALE AT Feat's Bcok Stere Tib? AMDE1RSOM Today HERO'S OF THE NORTH -o A MAN'S HONOR TODAY lluniilt?ii Rodle anil Lois Hereon n } "AN.ENEMY TO SOCIETY* J BETTER KIND OF MOVIES ?Phono 480 ' Confident Feeling F Being There fellows know in and you also d it is to get just to give you that fidcnce. hes ?signed for men en who wish to ance of the host just about get by 3 know that your rrect in every de ; ready to serve :ountry's linest $15, $20, $25 mmM?SM White Rubber Sole English Walking Oxfords 95c White canv ? rubi :r soK': ,lih?lish walk ing oxfords n?r girli-broad toe and blucher style, on sale today Veranda Pumps Veranda Pumps-white and black black and white and plain white, rubber sole and spring tf?1 Cfffc heel.???U Geisberg Bros. Shoe Co. Under Masonic Temple ! Shoes That Satisfy ? ! i 1 V:;,; ? t ii; E HAVE severalthousand doh " lai? to place on good f lands. . g . . < ' . : ; ' ? $ : wt m ?1^1