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DELEGATES ELECTED IN OGONEE COUNTY RESULTS OF COUNTY DEMO CRATIC CONVENTION YESTERDAY TWO RESOLUTIONS Were Offered, One Indorsing Wilson-Other for County to-County Campaign Ai iii? nicoli nu of the Uconeoj (Vin ly Democratic convention ycs-i terday Mr. K. C. Doyle wus cleated elia! tuan, and Mr. .1. Paul Strlbllng ole etd clerk. i lac following were, elected del? galo? to the state convention: Mo.'?ra. P. M. Carey. B. ('. Doyle. <?. M. Walker, Harry Hughes, \V. C. King and J. IO. Kelley. > Mr. J. M. M"-? wa? elected chair man ci thc county executive commit tee and Dr. Walker was elected oiato cr.cct .".ve committeeman, j A r?solution w.is offered and adopt ed indo s ng tho administration ot Woodrow Wilson und asking for '.ho i support of the South Carolina dole gat ion ki Mic Nationul convention for his rem minalton. ?Another'resolution waa offered thai nil delegates to tho stato convention ho ."ua'.ructcd to work for. tlie .vjn tinuarco or tho county-lo-county campaign, this Peing aJaidcd af'.er a very Uplrited debate. An Anderson gentleman who was. prceent at tho convention stated yoa tonlay afternoon that tho attendanco wan small and that faoMonallsm wis ab?cnt. Pl CMC AT IIIUII POINT lilg Crowd Expected There on /Sut ur. day of This Week. The'High Point School will close i on, Friday of this; Avook and on Sat urday lhere will bo a big picnic to which Hie public is cordially invited. High Point ls located about midway between Beitou and Honea Path and those being on tho P. & N., railway ; will get off ot Vandlvor. Several speeches aro to be made and among tho speakers who have been invited uro: Messrs. E. C. Mc Cants,' J. B. Felton, L. L. Rice, J. Mack K'ing, Joo M. H. Ashley, Jas. N. Pearn)an and John A. Horton/ OUR SALES in Floor Oils, Waxes? Varnishes, Stains, etc. are steadily, increasing. There arc many reasons for this, but we attribute the business tn these lines largely to the fact that customers are . always able to find here just what they want and can buy just the quantity desired. . Phone uv.ymir needs. Auder son Paint & Color Co Phone 647. list AT Li: A ST twice a year, whet liOt him give your teeth s thore.ugh < ot decoy, clean off the tartar, and : evils that arv likely to grow aa yoit DB. HENRY Offlco Of cr lay mers Residence 'Phone 6?, /Arderse Tr aveier' When you take your tri SMViHy yourself with K? N. Cashoil every Where ; yt titivation; If l?st no one i and the cost ii very small. K. N. and K; Tfave^?s:fr Peoples/Bank' L. THE GRAIN ELEVATOR WAS SOLD BY JUDGE OF PROBATE YESTERDAY MORNING OTHER SALES Monday Was Salesday and Other Small Sales Made-Elevator Sold for $200 J winn of Probate W. P. Nicholson H?>ltl three lots of '?'ml yesterday morning ?it Diu usual hours of sall!, flic f'rt'. salo wav in tho ?aise of S. M. Orr, ll, A. Orr and II. H. Wat kins, executors of tho will o? S. M. Orr vs. (ellison und thc Anderson r?3al Estate and Investment Co. The land In th's ?.?.???. 3H acres was hld lu hy the Anderson Real Estate ami InvcHtment Co.. and sold to them for ?2.000. In tho casu o' Wllllamston 13. & L. a>' Delation agni. Hood, und others, tlie lund In question, one lot in the town of Wllllamston. was sold to Mr. A. li. Dagnall'for $ooo. In the case of John T. Murrina and Hons. vs.. tho Carolina Grain Eleva tor. W. L. ?irl?iuey. Sullivan Hard ware Co.. the elevator war; bid in 'by Mr.' Brlsscy for $200 and was sold to him for that amount. BA1TLE_HERE FRIDAY OLD TIME ENEMIES TO HAVE GAME ON LOCAL DIAMOND LOCAL INTEREST !s Very Great Since Many Boys Are Attending Both of These Colleges Anderson baseball fans aro longing for next Friday afternoon to come since at that timo Clemson and Au burn will play a gamo on tho Cator Athletic field, this game having beon arranged with tho manager of the Clemson team by tho secretary of tho chamber of commerco several weeks ago. Cl cm fon and Auburn are o'J ene m'es. Tho football gamo pu.;ed in Anderson last Call was watched by people far and near, since both of theo collegee have alumni scattered throughout the south. Local inter Cst in 'tile athletic contests between these two colleges 1? ?Iso very great b'neo the number of wen who go to Aub!i.-i from Anderson ranks next! I to th', number who go to Clemson, f l Totton lt eec hits. I < Tho cotton receipts for this season J i at tho Standard Warehouse ore 17,-1 i 251 bales as compared with 20,205 laut i season. . . 11 Infants *?d Invalida HORLICK'S HIE aaiamta. MALTED MILK Rich milk, malted grain, in powder form. For infanta j invalida ned sro wine children. Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body. Invigorates nursing mothers ul tte aged. More nutritious thin tea, coffee, etc Instantly prepared. Requires no cooking. Substitutes Cost YOU Same Prico PREVENTION An ounce ot prevention ls worth a pound ot cure. This ls the day of PREVENTIVE! MEDI CINE. Nowhere .is this so nec essary as in regard to the ca-2 of the TEETH. Visit the don her you think you need it or dot cleaning, search out the beginnings In general PREVENT these dental unawares. R. WELLS, & Merchants Bantu >n, S. C OfI.ee Thone 62?. s Checks p this summer be sure and & K, Traveler's Cheeks. >ur signature is your iden ?se cati get them cashed; h?tks are for sale at of Atidersoii i'?'?tliMI.lii?lIl?tiWi'lulM^ . V if ll EM MONTRAVILLE WOOD, GREAT INVENTOR. HERE FOR SECOND TIME TODAY'S PROGRAM Wilt Con?ist of Morning Lecture, Chinese Statesman and the Parish Players Monlriivfllc Wood, au inventive genius anil one who has been lons rocokn'wd a? an authority lu science by the ? titted Sta'.es government, and who KO delightfully entertained an Anderson audience with his popular ?dence demonstration last year, was tho attraction on the chautauqua pro gram last evening. M,r. vVbod was welcomed hack to Anderdon by a very lurgo and enthualap'.ic audience which for about nu hour and a half listened to the explana!lons of scien tific truths and theories and saw somo of tho most Interesting of them demonstrated on the utage. Ono. of tho iiiost interesting fea tures to the program was Mr. Wood's explanation cf tho wireless telo I bono and how it Im.v been made pos sible fer on? in the Twited States Lo convertie with pat Ut1? in Franco, a iltetanco of ."?.OOO milos, the sound being so clearly transmitted that the party across thc water is able to tel? who it is talking, lio demonstrated -ho electrical r.ido of UIIB and gave sonto vory interesting demonstra tions. Tho next demonstration was with tho gyroscope, tho little machine which has been so useful In tho suc cessful operation of aeroplanes. This lemonstration was given in Anderson ast year, and has been the causo of nuch talk ever since. Tho lau: demonstration was that >f a torpedo ' which will follow lound. Thlc was perhaps the most n cresting part of the entlro pro tram . Mr. Wood was assjp'cd in h's lemonstratlons by his daughter, Miss ?Vood, who was so well remembered 1?re. - The program yesterday afternoon :onslsted of a concert by the Weath irwax Brothers quartette. The pro ;ram ronderei was a very pleasing me and *xiv appreciated by a large tudlenco. Beginning this morn'ng Dr. R,. B. ?. Kline will (begin to give his lec ureB. The pross1 notices have the ollowing to Bay concerning Mr. Sitae: H. E. P. Kline has appeared as norning locturer on the Redpath mautauquas for three years past. Fits lectures have been distinctly ac T'.-tublo to chautauqua audiences. His disoussiono are clear-cut, alive md provocative of earnest thought. Mr. Kllno is well adapted and well ramed for tho interpretation and presentation of the world's best lit erature. 'For many years he has jeen a teached, reader and lecturer. ;nd for eight years taught, rhetoric. Iteruturo and vocal expression iii wo 'leading educational Ins.*.'. tu tiona. In 1904 and 1905 ho was secretar> )f the National Speech Arts? associa-, ion and since that time he has beet, i ia cm bor ot ita official board. For several years Mr. Kline luv icen tho Dean of the Department ni Public Speaking of the Cuiumb'a vjoi ?ego of expression of Chicago. Thia afternoon Ng Poon Chew icc :ures on' "The Now Orient and Its ile Uv. ion to tho United States.' ' In tho evening tho' Parla player * .viii bo tho attraotlon. Tho first play will bo.a stirring and timely drama known "Tho War Zone," which will not only Interest but -which will al ?O have a lesson. Tho '.'Lady Teazle" L'ocno will follow, then a romantic play, and lastly, ? clever and pleas ing comedy. NEW TKUCK l?E?ONBT-BATI?D ?ud?rfon Concern Secures Agent-.? For the "Superior.'* Tho latest thing to bo shown In An derson in, the way pf a truck ls tohe "Superior," manufactured - by E. . Q. WMtfngham'e. Sons, of Atlanta, for which Campbell's Garage has tho ag>rtcy tor this county. A two-ton truck of thl.i malio was demonstrated on the itreeti.? of the city Monday af ternoon and ore;;:ed much favorable comment. This truck has M-J-inch wheel hise. va Ivo m ?etd motor un il Internal gear drive.' It is neat and : trim In appearance and; has been se verely tested, ewing absolute satis faction under, ell conditions. Mr. J. h. Muilinsx, of Campbell's Oarage, says that they expect to place several ot these trucks here In the near future and that the two they har?'here, now -will he tuaced within the next few days. . ? 1 -i Otk drove Camp. Oak Grove No. 586, W . O. W., will , meet at Hayes store on Wednes day evening at 8:$0 o'clock. mm Stomal Catarrh Is I ?. - this ?t?ntate catarrh is a prevalent disease, Catarrh af fects tho stomach aa o?ten as *n^etb?Fe?ff??v ?^Hu^eWWr t&t? person la moro er tese tretmied: with stomach catarrh, ''fiftruni ta. oxtensivttyusedxtn those. oases; ' MANY REAL ESTATE l According to Record Kept in Of fice of County Auditor-Ma ny in City of Anderson Following ?8 <tli,o list of transfers of real cstato lu Anderson comity dur ing the month of April, according to the records kept in the office of tho auditor. Mr. Winston Smith: Anderson. W. W. Johnson to J. C. Nally, 3 hits, si nn? and other coti&Jderattai. City of Anderson to Mrs. J. f. Templeton, ono lot, $45, W. L. iDrlssey to W. W. Johnson, one lot, $350. I). F. Johnson to J. C. Nally, one lot. $10 and other consideration. Eugene T. Anderson to Miss. S. G. Scc'.t, cao lot. $750. Sarah Ii. Sanders to J. Oscar San ders, one lot, ?.*. and other consider ation. M. L. Bonham, trustees for Aman da Scott, to Mrs. Lucy J. LangBton. one let, $.500. J. L. Membres to J. M. Evans, one lot, $1.700. Mrs. I,. A. Simpson to W. II. God frey, oho lot, $1.250. L. s. Horton to Anderson F??al B?tate and lu vestment Co., oho lot, $2.000. Mrs. Mort;'nier W. Beaty to P. IC. Cllnkscales. trustee, two lots, $10 and other consideration. T. li. Kvans to John lt. Snolgrpvo ono let, $750 Mary M.. W?hlte to J. E. Cllnk ?cale^, cr.j lot. $, $35,000. D. S. and E. P. Vandivor to Wll llnm and Mary Johnson, ono lot. $750. Mrs. Savannah Browne to JuniuB F. Browne, one let, vi and love and affection. Uroadnwuy. J. F. and J. M. Evans to S. S. Hanks, 12 acres, $900. J. C. Nally to W. W. Johnson and B. F. Johnson, 64 1-2 acres, $1G ana ochor consideration. J. F. and J. M. Evans to P. B. ?entry. 9 34-100 acres, $468.50. Boss Michell to W. R. Haynle, 30 35-100 acres. $1500. Brushy Creek. E. W. I.ong to M. M. Ellison, 48 3-4 acres, $2,500. Center vi Ile. J. W. Eskew to J."R. Eskew. ca al., 207 acres, $1 love'and affection. College? Heights Land Co., to T. Allen. ?0 acres, $10.497.50. Chas. H. Peace to J .C. Kennedy, one lot, $700. H. G. Lovo to Katherine Williams, ono lot, $700. J. F. Evans, trustee, to J. M. BvanB, two lofts; $300..';. Anderson Real Estate Si Investment Co.. to Smith MulU 7 3-4 ?cres. $800. North Anderson. Development com pany to E. G. Trlbble, one lot, $750. Corner. . Mrs. Mary C. Abrams to Anderson Ft?al Estate and Investment Co., 15J 1-2 acre?, $5,075. Iva Cemetery Association to B. F. Saddler, two lats, $10. 1 t.. S. T. McCullough to A. H. Bur riss, faur acres, $2,000. Anderson Real Estato & Invest ment Co.. to CllfTord Coleman, 152 1-2 acres, $5,500. Fork. J. F. Aiken to Ed. Earle, 143 1-2 acres, $6.324.36. J. C. Meredith to T; B. Patrick, cac lot. $25. James Alexander to.R. II. Prlco, Ihreo acres, $500. ( J. L. Fowler to Weldon W. Snipes. 51 acres. $1,000. Garv ju.?T W. P. Nicholson, pr?bato Judge to J. N. Nathans and Huger . s inkier, 245 acres, $8,200. Honen Path. J. R. Donnald to E. II. Donnald, ono lot, $4,000. Hopewell'.' . Mrs. Anna M. Smith to William M. Smith? 105 acres, $G.000. MUrUn, Moriah Gantt, et at. io Paul Wil liams. 13 92-100 acres, t$l. Pendleton. A. H. Grenshaw to Tonus Win son, 23 acres, $2,200. G. C. and . Comet?a . Kelly to George N. Stovall. 5jt- acres, $100.85 and one-third undivided Interest. Savanna}*.' Doreas Picken:- to i John V," Strlh Ihig 4 35-100 acres, $60760. L. Minto Lafmer td J. E. McGoq, 31 acres, $159.53. W. ft. Osborne to'J. T. Pearson, Doc McGee, ex., to James McGee, 26 l-? acres, $280. ' , -'.;.. W. P>. Osborno J. T. PoarSon and Doc McGee, ex., to Doo McGee 33 acres,. $580.- Ul. , W. ft. Osborne, otc: ox., to Perry McGee, 39 aereo. $39i. Same to Henry M?Oae , 28 1-2 acres, $770.. ' sm ?? Samo -to Will McGeo, 51 1-2 acre?, $525.25. t.y ? . -?ifCt. James McGee to BOfl Keown, 8? 1*2 adrea; $290. ' .fe, V Henry McGee to B<$k KeOwn,.28 1-3 acres, $718.75. ?gt? ?W. ft,, Osborno, J Pearson and Dod McGee, ex. .to Atina Keown, 34 acres, $561. ... Same, to; L. Minis . ' L*M-uier. 31 acres, $85.25. . / _ : Parry McGee to W; ft. Oslwrna, 29 acfes,v. $180 ; 60 ; "and / ?thor ?olia' * 1*^* Tarea^^^?! j. F. Voile 'te J. I*. E.: Jones, lots, |60O. John ??vld 43ront to Caroline llosa l*o at?dgeS Cirout, 10 aerea. $25 ond clher conscldo. >tlon. R. L. OrulkJTOh&Sco to J, F?. fifi lota, $400 ajid other I'^ft; L. CrviUdtaaixstitb J- '..ft. Holli ?g*ao lot, $100 and Otder consid oration. ' ~'v '^THK$^^ ?,v . OES TO ATLANTA TO ATTEND CONFERENCE H. A. ORR LEFT YESTERDAY TO BE ABSENT FEW DAYS A SAFETY CODE Is Being Considered by the United States Bureau of Standards Mr. ll. A. Orr loft yeKorduy Tor Atlanta lo attend a conference ot tho United Staten Bureau of Stan dards liel? under the auspices of thc engineering societies of thc south for tho discussion of axiciy methods and codea In electrical work. In connection with tile formulation of 'the Na ilon il Electrical Safety code now almopt completed, officers in charge of that work from the govern ment -Bureau of Standards of Wash D?iton, D. C., at the urgent solle'ta tlon of some of thc southern otigl neers. agreed to visit Atlaii.a and hold a conference tn order that thc proposed provisions of tho co.lc might be thoroughly discus jed and oppoitunlty given those interested In this field to be heard. As Ullis cedo Is now almost ready for udoptlon, and, when it ls issued as an luetrument of thc federal gov ernment, will carry with it a trcmcn dc<is prcstge. especially when dam-, age suits are involved, lt ls pf tho ut mort Importance that tho public ser vice corporations should be well re presented at this conference. This is the final step in an attempt to obta'n a reasonable and effective code in connection with the many llabil'Cy laws adopted by tho various Etr'.es recently. OF AUTOMOBILE J. C. Kennedy Won Ford Offered In i Auction'Sale. Mr. J. C. Kennedy, cf the f'rm of I Kennedy and Alexander, real estate] dealers, .yesterday won the Ford, tour ing car offered by tho Frank and De-1 Camps Realty company tu connection with their sale of lots on Coll?ge | Heights. There were 20 tickets, and each of. thci'o were placed in separate en velopes. These envelops wei} thrown up. After all of them had roached the ground, they were pick ed up one at a time, tho last ono be ing declared the winner. No 1, waa] tho last one picked up, and this nu ni- j ber was held *by Mr. Kennedy, Tha committee in charge wore: Messrs. L. E. Norryco, J. I. Brown-1 lee. Phelps Sasseen ami Wilt Divver. Eleven lots wero ?old yesterday, the | nrlcb ranging from $163 to $210. VOTE SPECIAL VAX Kierf nu Will Be Held on Moy 15 In L'ulhoujD District. Supt. J. B. Felton yesterday or dered an election to foe held In Cal houn school dh;trier. No. 29 to bo held on iMlay 15 for tho purpose of yoting on two additional mill? for school purposes. If carrido, this will make a -total of 4 avlis for school pur poses. ?.rv.. ;:: :-:- . . \ :M. A. Massond to M. C. KIser, 2 lots, $600. M. A. Mossoud to Horton Kisor, 2 lots, $G0O. L. .1. Jennings tn M. L. Floyd, one lot, $10. F. T. Welhorn to J. C. Kagsdalc, j eight lots. $1,213.50. , Theolia Rodgers McAllister to WU liam H. Ellison, 48 ?-3 acres, $1,550. D. J. Stono to C. Lt. Stone, 6 81'iOO acres, $760. ? J. H. riolllday t(. W, Fi. Cas?n, 5 "lirlfjhtcat Spot, lu Town" TODAY Mme. Psl?oV?T? .A, '."V m MY MADONNA BETTER KIND OF M?Y?E$ ?Phono 4C0 Water Ground ? My-; ' May he fpdrid at the fdUowlh^ stores :-'\fi-!''. Provost's Store W. S. Ramsey's V '.' ?Bl E. Elmore's, ^ Paul Cromer'* ;<:? ?. G, Stevenson's E. G. FantV J. H. Allen's m You Knew How wonderfully pretty these new Silk Dresses ure you wouldn't los?? u minute coming in Ul see tit*, ut. Omened yestor- \ day tweety taree; you know "23" meuns go from liere-and bless your hearts they aro going. Yesterday we had a store full of customers, lots of them couldn't get waited on, but said they'd bc back today. Hadn't you better come too? Wo don't mind li you have no idea of buy ing, what wo want is to havo you see all these pretty things. Silk and Pongee Dresses $10 to $25. Wc might add that our buyer selected every one of these dresses personally and bought them at reduced prices. They are marked to sell the same way. Shirt Waists The very "sweetest" assortment ever shown-in white and colr.ied Lingerie and White Gr rgette Crepes $2.00 to $5.00 New Millinery Always new, of coarse. Shipments arrive two and three times a week. We never have to bother you with old stock and old styles. Come todav. Spring Footwear Dainty Pumps jnattractive design that will make a strbrig ?appeal to feminine Among the new arrivals are 72 pairs Krippendorf-Ditt man's Kewpie Pumps, dall mat goat-all the style you are looking for ani\ >/ou!d be considered great bargains at some stores for $3.So pair. Our price--all sizes 3 to 7, the pair .. Same style in Patent Leather. 72 Pairs Lonsbury Mathewson Co's. Paris Pumps--and there tia^ never been shipped south a snappier, prettier, more stylish Patent Pump by any one to sell for $5.oo( Our price in B, G ahd-D widths and sizes 2 io 7, a? A . foti .he pair ',. . . ? ? ?? ? ? ?? ? % . $4.0Q loo Dozen Puritan piapers, ?ize 22x44 Inches, hemmed ready for use^bsolMteiy aseptic 4??1 .?^? guaranteed fiy-m^ ...... ; W AV?V.