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ESTABLISHED 1860 Published ever/ morning except Monday by The Anderson Intelligen cer at 140 Wost Whltnor Street, An ?crson, S. C. ~NE.MI.WEEHLY INTELLIGENCER^ Published Tin isdayj und Fridays L. M. GLENN? .Editor and Manager. Entered as ??cond-class matter An.il 28, 1914. at tho pust office st And* i con. South Carolina, under the Act of March 3, 1879. ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES Telephone. .. . .321 SUBSCiUPTION HATES 3) AI L i Ons Tear.. .? '.. .'..f&.ou Six Months.. .. ;.2.50 Three Months.,.1.-5 Ono Month.42 Ono Week..IO HEM MYEE K L? One Year.?. .fl.fiO Six Months...75 Tho Intelligencer ls doHvcred >y| carrier in tho city. Look at tho'? printed label on your pnpor. The ?data thereon shows when tho subscription .'expires. 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" ./. ? in order try avo'.d il el ny n on account I of personal abaonce, letters to Tho Intelligencer Intonded for publication should not bo addressed to any'indi-. vidual .conno?tod^wlth -tho ^paoor, but ] simply to Tho -Intelligencer. W 'Twr\B-somo ruin! . . ,.. -n . .-? And last night it 'continued- to' fait. .. .; :. ; ; , 'k ,. t; ' F f " nmrioue-wiir ho ajonj; time ;t?m^ lng "down after presidential- r?cogni tion. y*y?'-st!--.,:" .' "?1 ?"? . "Auto Strikes Negro, Car ls Dam aged''-HoudlU?? Augusta paper, jack Johnson must havo slipped " into town. ' . ? . ? We'll nilsB.^io..Irish Jokes-If Eng . land slaughters ^h' Vho " paniolpatod . in tho reboil lon, . ' Villa i^?Oj^n^'^nder a pseudonym. If not ' ^aichejij; ctysply he'll,- break into tho movies yoL . _ o-~ A rnon wanted to know tho other day li ''prepareJncss'" Bad ahythlpg to do with planting early corn. . Whlio all oyes were on: Charleston and Montgomery, Augusta's ball team han blipped to tho head of the class . ?.I'. O M Senator TlUn^an says this is his last term. And htready1 he has:-b^gm^jn? rup on. erfaln members .in a manner loos to he remembered. lilli' . ?-; ... Mao Murali playing tho part of tl|e southern girl In "Tho Birth of a Na* Mon", must have boon selected because her name augge?&>tho south. '^^PS Ten years behind ;tb> bars lu much better than .breath, 'even \t Jeremiah Lynch doeb thlnK America ehoald ,coaie ta ; the rescue of hop sons. ;:^>An Augusta man has Just died and J tho papers enfonce that 60 grand- j children siuVit? ^?B?,'^ +Y/o do nt ,wit??>r ?-t]bf|t;i . " A man said yesterday that bef?|?j , simply ^ by . ' ."? rain.; : jt takes moro than rain te.| mako a Spatuaburg maa* drunk. Macy of tho wrtai-rn papers have % .. v^.jh^;wo^?d-of. laWb^^'/fcftra; ) WU-: -law; fter^tiB^K^I'iioilei.,'[\ She is ?aid to havere^yered lt: in Char il e?: or not she ?vas toughing bocausc the iowa eai?w^t?sli * etty. "i For reasons unknown to UB Thc Herald, of Now York, united tho editor of The Intelligencer yesterday to wire his personal views of Senator Tillman's "stand on preparedness ver sus so-called pork appropriations." While Tito Intelligencer is not aa advocate of preparedness in the sense lt is now used, holding thal there ls a limit to congressional pro paganda with ? (hb.- in?' itu base, still v/e aro forced tP admire South Caro lina's senior senator's?, unsolfish posi tion In tho matter and are glad to give lt the unstinted commendation it dcHorves. The exchange of tolcgrams with the New York paper IB given ns follows: New York, N.' Y., Slay 22. editor Intelligencer, Anderson, S. C. Would appreciate telegram collect today giving your porsonal views of Sttauior Taiiruhn's stund on prepared ness versus so called pork appropria tions respectfully. New York Herald. Oar Reply Now York Herald, - . New York? N.\ Y. Senator Tillman's preparedness stand ls worthy of the hlghost com mendation In our opinion, while IIIB position on? pork appropriations Is unique and in tnue at least estab lishes a precedent. , , . :.L. ?M. Glenn, (; J Edltor>The Intelligencer. The' State*? ' Endorsement "A statesmanlike utterance" is thc endorsement given by Tho State, Col?? .imhiii, of iSenator Tillman's protest' against tho expenditure of forty mil lion dollars upon rivora and harbors, notwithstanding the fact that South Carolina is considerably Interested In the harbors' section of tito meas ure. We quote from Thc State's Issue of Monday: "A Statesmanlike Uttoraneo "Senator Tillman's remark, made a number of years ago, ; about 'wanting his share of. tho . stooling' was ona of the j moe ti .unfortunate of Vhls career. 'It was':moBt Impolitic-aa the sub- . sequent uso w/tt by . p'erso?B an- ' tagontBtic to the South abundant ly proved. ; - -.'"Senator. Tillman's declaration la thq.iSejutt^ t notwithstanding South C&rollha'B.. ?onsldemblp ^interest in the' pond- j, Og rlvbrtrnii'l,inirLor:i bill that he |: ' . would Tote- agajp&t Ib was One*, of I; , theVmoatj.qredfrab^ utterances of . . bia carecr.,.i . ; '' .'.Wh^Ph^u^uiNirtier expression .was used -ithc, Republicans. wore .4 {ll' lhe ?njWprjty0?d: t/ior0.^r*'- of ; '.course, nb1- likelihood \that a . ?8o?thor&atJonatbr would obtain ! even- a^falz iL-iia.ro for his State much the l?Ss> u .danger that 'ho would-*be-lillo^ed 'trjr' participate ?? a*d?^ltiu^nw?f^ifa't pork.' "Now*'the'" Dem?crata "are la . control of^tho Senate and Senator ;TiUman>h~as $$^P1$$f.i|o grab, a 3 groat ?deal for So 11 th Carolina. Ilia r 0 tu ?-al to vote, for- tho river? dad ' harbors^ hill' at this time Is en tirely commendable and does him great credit The country 'needs tho mo'.rcy for far more impor- : tant things' and The State con gratulates jSouth. ?arollha that her I jeehlor senator d^ek^dbl 'hesitate' or 'dlBcuss' tho matter at, all.". '.' . k I .T^lj^an's Position , '"T?V'foW?Vlng- news story from Wasting which "Senator .TilUnaa^.. .announce that ho will retire from tho senate at the end of bis present term, gives; in full the position taken by tho South Carolina senator in the matter ot an npropriatloa lor, rivers .und harbors:' Washington*? May^]|o,-During ? tho dollvery. of h?r.! ?t?e'?ch;'t0day ; attacking the river arid harbor bill and urging a liberal appro- . - prlatlon for preparedness,' Senator .. Tillman made refororico tb tho' fact that ho Intended to retire . from the s?mite tho end of his present terfn. ' ; Senator Thomas of Colorado, at thia point saw lit to indulge in, laughter^ Irim?dt-V : ately Senator Tftlmati: calle;! h ir? flippant -colleague (dowtf la > sub stantially tht?-l?ny?ego: ; *:i. am not like you fellows tu Colorado; r.%rhen',I av?*k'"tWng' nina?an lt." . Bonstor Thomee protested that he ' ..hadn't met^nt any harm, and that Wjfe'didn't question his Soul ? Car olina friend's statement. Tho hit of comedy amused the senate "Mr.! President : Much to my credit I feel compelled ib < vote : against tho btu, tf ,1 am the only . 'democrat to do ML y;Thc senator from .f.!ar{.achusetts tho other .day with a conlea* - laugh said, "this IB the one of the billa, that was < made to j^s^ati^ '^p^^?^0Sf< ttohbt tbStirt: ^<?p*?s; but ail ? the -^amd^ii ^.$hSit(,lt?WfW? . to becom>'ca *?M-y t will tres ^?.WMWi?B^t^a. lime ?f^^?|pteB " ^fo^a^'tt^/mmutes^to give my ?*a Citions: Vik-V v'flilfe^TtUl propose.? .to spend ;)4P.OOO.OOO, or mo*?f on irtYe?',w|? harbors. The committee on con ference reported thia bill to the .senate with one Ot the most merl toiJous ?tema that the hou?a had ?ut f?;^k&e?oaVrAbet: for B?t ^Sgw'rr^ Pt?wrldSog for a channell ? of deep water from/ Kf??:$f??t?-.K a-.tittJf?hl{)-y-tQW^W*^ to.tho navy yard without ru^nic^around at any stuge of tho Udo. The senate hau shown too broad and patriotic to follow its committee, and tills Item was restored by an overwhelming vote yesterday. The house committee, on rivers and harbors refused absolutely to put in a similar item for Charles ton harbor, where for $175,000 only deep water can bo obtained by dredging so our largest bat tleships cun go from open sea up to the navy yard under their own steam. The house naval committee has incorporated thia item in the appropriation bill, and I feel sure the senate will retain lt without any contcet. "In 1901. when tho rlvors and harbors bili was before the' son ate, I used these words: "The Mississippi itself has quit huving any steamboats on it al most, and tho whole scheme of . river improvement is a humbug and a steal; but If you aro going to steal, let us divide it out and do not go to complaining." See " Congressional Record, Vol. 34. Fort. 4, Page 3,527:.) ? ''And again in the same debato Senator Carter had Haid tho 'locks and dums all t nrough Pennsylvania on the Allegheny were erected In the; time of George Washington or shortly after,' and I made this reply: "I make bold to Bay-and I do not say it in criticism of nny other nina's vote at ult--that I would be ashamed to go homo to South Carolina and tell my people that J . had .voted $300.000 . for South Carolina and left unprepared and unprovided' for the momentous question of a great navy. I had rather h?vo-and I believe tho na tion neds more, a thousand fold more-two modern up-to-date bat tle cruls'-rs of tho best typo than it doon, cr cnn possibly need or i be benofltted, by this forty mil lions for rivers and harbors. Lodge has said lt was made to do I pray God thn president will veto H, "The wise courso would be for us to pass a lump ?um appro priation for rivers and harbors to continue those most mcrltouB items In this bill-and there are ! many of these-and leave out all surveys, and only give enough to keep tho ? really important pro jects from going to ruin." . ' At That It Was Nervy Already we can hear the criticism that the senior senator decided that along with the announcement of his retirement he could well afford to do fcioino mud-id in gi n rr and defy any mem bers'who saw flt to disagree with j him. Still, It required some back bone-In fact, a' lot'of lt, und be lieving that tho means will more than Justify, the. end.we are solidly beldad Mr. Tillman in the Stand he has tali on. ' An ho stated, the bill will paBS lu nil Itkllhood without a hitch, and our hat ls off to pur senator who had the"nerve to say he is "agin" 'iL ' .'it muBt. have made some-of >the perk grabbers of the aenato-it di arges th ut they exist, are true-blUs-n with shame to see the oldest man of their .lot 'scorning a division of spoils and urging hts fellow members to use the nation's' money 'for a purpose that "would beuefit all mankind. Many who have always felt unkind ly toward, tlie ''radlcaV senator from ?South .Carolina, will " hardly fall to commend and. applaud this last and boldest ut and taken In behalf ot the Slate,The has represented in cbngrresB no long., as well as the . nation at large, s. < . . . -.-- ? LINE 0* DOPE I;j|i ?. k.., . "-? '.<? % .Weather F/orocast-r-Showora Tues-; tlay ;< Wednesday fair." i)r: \y, "H.. fraser leaves this mom ?pRr'-^-'i^W^^ir^'fhT w*ojr1 ho la;.to deliver the commencement ad dress nt LaPayette college. Ko will return ;fo ? tho city ott; Friday. i)r. Jns\ P. Kinard will go to Wag ner tjijlit week whoreson Wednesday ulghv iiov delivers an..address;,at tho closing ?scretiids bt tho Wagnor high SCltQO'lS. ... Mrs." Ernest Bonds o? l^ownabryvMo ?.as,. UrouBb.t to the Anderson county U?8pital..y<<terday by Dr. J. H. -Law rence, and under went an opcratfr'a W.a^ndlctUs. - , - :;" :':-.}-~..?r': VhTW?Vi^rur^;-ri^ loft Anderson yesterday morning for Spaatanbur? fitted with negroes, who were" going ?>vSt: there forv a baseball i^me^be^ ?W?ft^h? ^.\baa? : .???. " .th*i-':>* Spartanburg. roed. l?^J>8 FORKS ?N 21?S STOMACH &$*ockt?n. Caw WeftHttoh . to Ban PrsiVctsoo Ghirontcte,) . surgeons have removed two rega latl?ft-?i?.o silver fdr** Olid; * >?* t?p?on irom the ?tonmch o? lUehana Wyatts, w*sy formerly conducted A .clothing store tn thle city. Bfemoval or-::tS?;^l^r?^r?s 4ha?ws*?y URGES FARMERS 6E? ; SEEDS FOR PLANUNG S. M. BYARS TELLS OF] CLOVER CROP IN THIS SECTION SOIL BUILDING Is Big. Problem With Anderson | County Farmers And Must' Have Cover Crops ; Tua following paper, prepared by Mr. S. M. B>j./8,* Is or intorest to every farmer In Anderson county, and contains valuable information about saving seed of cover crops: Crint?O? clove?*, burr clover, hairy vetch and abruzzi rye are the best known winter cover crops for this section. By tho Judicious use ' of these crops in connection with re Biilar crops common to this ??c'tion any farmer can materially add to tho fertility of his solle while. Iris land would otherwise Do, loft bare. Perhaps tho, greatest reed bf the solis in Anderson jcountyi the..Pied mont section, the. ?ntlre.. cotton belt ly more humus and nitrogen. Any thing that we can-grow.during.-the winter that will add nitrogen und humus to our soils is a valuable crop. Tho above pained crops ore well adapted to our conditions and can be successfully grown in, every part of the county. Crimson clov?r, burr clover and hairy vetch, in addifion to being a valuable cover crop which prevents winter leaching of. tho plant foods from tho soil, boin;; logumes, have the ability to extract nitrogen from the air and store it in tho soil or . In tho nodules on tho roots of the plants. Experiments and demonstra ron:; have shown that one of these crops of average growth add as much nitrogen 'to tho soil as would bo contained In fivo' tn eight tons of utublo manure, or as much -.nitrogen as is contained InV eight to tor..'?jacks of cotton seed, meal: / Abruzzi ryo ir, not a kennie hut .hakea a tine ,Whiter* coyer, :aVopi ?-'pro tects the soil from ^baching, affords considerable.grazing 'during the win ter and early spring, and when turn od under supplys lrumusV :Th?B rye will produce a great dear more ?io wt h on poor. 1 aii ri than either ot ho clovers or vetch'. It is therefore a very valuable crop. 1 Nobody doubts the value of corn peas as a soil builder. Thoy are planted on every farm, and rightly, so.- - The farmer that! aa vea hin. seed i tor planting hlsv nert gear's crop-ls; always tho man that! plants the great est acreage. IT we<>had: to: buy seed peas* every year, we would tot plant, as many as we do. ThlQ is true ot the .clovers, vetch andxyo; Few peo ple doubt the value of ?these crops-. ?Many farmers plan,- every-."fall - to plant a. small acreage hut, put .If. off until late whci lt ls .'difficult to ge; seen. Then they , ?u ^ U off for an other year believing-, *hat seed 'will be cheaper. If those same farmers bad tho seed or could sec?ro them at a reasonable price they - would plant crimson clover, burr clover, vetch .or rye. Until very recent yean*. wo though little "ot saving those seeds on our'own farms. -&bme few*, farmers dp and \ oro making good with cover crops. Why not nave more seed? Just now in Anderson .county there are.several hundred aerea of burr ?lover scattered all ; ovor the. county. Some of the. seed will. b? saved but a great niatiy will bb ??g lee tod and . W?8tod. 'll.Tho ' HCIU? crop j is rather ehort and.- : Chances are that the pri.ee will bs high ?gain"1. "this rall. . . "Why. not, t-ayo , ever ' yaced Ire can ? Those . f arrnprfa. ,whb, nave small seed patches should certainly t??vo all of the seed possible, f. .Save all that yo? -caf? to; piont* yov&olf and some to soll. To the"" niai? who-has no patch. I would : suggest that ar rangements, be- made'-nbw tb 'secure seed to be used In soedlBg a patch, ot- In touch with yonr neighbor who has* a patch and arrange about seed. There will" ^t- enough homo grown Eoed lu tho c\."nty -to seed porhaps n thousand email patches for growing seed the,fcHawing. year..'.?.>*To know the clovers la to grow them. The farmer Who plants ? email patch and safes, the seed will p 1 ant a 1 arger soreage the next season y ';"> Burr clov-; er'seed can be saved :-. ' ?y ' simply sweeping up the burra planting them trat h and all. \ :?>-.-.'.;..??., To the farmer wh?, ha? a -sinai 1 patch bf crimson j^toyer?-.jI ...Vrl>ld Wggest that ho save ??vfcry: ?seed pos sible Tho seed ^U, bo ^roady : to harrest within thc, nextv few days, Where , you have only .a small patch sr? : hot w?rt^ saWR^have every seed you can. 'i>*^lHBsfigMB The ?r?p bf ve? i ft^d -.swms ^ t* short.. Prbb?7ily 'hone will ba improved, thoVefo?, nb?assary to maka oh effort wiwfo'feli tbs! wo possibly ran - Protia^ the best plan $ ?ave vetch eee$ ??r e?t :*?tcb- at fe&f?t? and thtesa: *ho h*y. . lt tho vetch te too ibad?yi ?bVowh down H ?OK: t?; partly^ save*^hy being irakeo irkh a kay rake. 4>f <OQWV there fi coasiderabio loss by thia method ^iV:s^; tan ,be--sivl^.^y.;.U> ' - - '"aarv^W'Jtta* .<*^^^^^^' fastabra ryo tha? h^ ^?nv??mw?n ; Ir'gfowB^oTbto.'t*^ ra* ? .fpfca bi^ipit^lsia "ftth? Andtrsoa tCpAf ?srm?^ ia ?iio?i troiUHng ; ike big problem in shU bnilatny - is grow-r Men of Have 1 lng winter Jegumcs and cover crops; the big problem in. growing tho clov ers, vetch, etc. l.1:-.* caving the seed. Let's save all of theso seed that have boen grown in .'Ander atm county this year. MARKETS Local market 12.30. May .. July .. Oct.. . Dec... Jan;.. ? .Open High Low. Close ..13.02 13.02 12.85 12,96 ..13.10 13.10 12.94 13.00 ..13.08 13:10 12.98 12.08 ..13.22 13.23'13.ll 13.23 ..13.25 d3.2? 13.18 13:26 New York spots 13.10. Liverpool Market. ? ? ' -~r . open Jnn-Fcb. ... ....7.88 MJchiApr._ ... .. .7.-80" July-?ug...... .. Vi ..8.25 Receipts 3,000. Sales 8,000. Spots 8.67. Local market 12 3-4; Close 7.81 7.78 8."20 I FEDERAL BOARD DEFERS GENERAL COLLECTING PL^N (P-y Associated Press.) ' Washington. May 22.V-The federal reservo " board voted today' .to . defer j until July 15th; the inauguration 'ot the. new country-wide clearing, and I collecting system.. whtnK ' it Vpianned ' to put Into effect Juno 15. Tho board, decided npt to develop tho now sys tem by progressive ututos us. had been suggested, but make;the plan effect ive In its entirety upopr installation. The auto owner finds the Want Ad ?hc best medium of, exchange. Expert >iN?siiiNo Developing and. printing done, by. ar tist. Moat beautiful work guaranteed at all times. . 'Satisfaction or no charges. Devoloplu?, 10c per film.' . Prl?t?nff- Prints 2 1-4x3 1-i, 3c; 2 1-2x4 1-4. 4c; 3 Ir4x5 1-2? flo; Quick'delivery. Send one film to test bur service? Agents Wanted. ' MUON DRUG CO Hnartatilnirt,', H. C, c?unt is offered to all ? plating taking a bus?n< .?UMS? ? Anders^ ^How: rHE Un?oi* Snit ANDERSON has bees g??~iss ap ito..'Aha ,"uniori suit" ?clea-bot roost . union . suit? haven't filled the bili. a ^ rather too complicated or too baggy-too boyish or too faddish. , j-'} Now the real, sroart^y-taflored, sbnpifiedt comfortable^verywhere union tait has ar rived- v . , t ' > THE MANHATTAN L/jg T (Manhattan Shiirt Co'? idea^jT^ - and ii ,h only natural that you oho aid rind it . in thi* atore. *~"' \ '^V*' ; Fha the figure; automatical-"^very curve and every bend. . . V\N? j 1 It's important news-we hi ?ye been look- *.. lng for the ideal innon. suit '^i^ judos? jLook at it today-from $1 mi* jp the finest . , fabrics tot hot wetaher athletic^, vnderweav. > f 1 ?at? m j* m % .?tv Traveler's ! Checks When you take your trip rtn is summer be sure and supply yourself with K. N. Traveler's Checks. Cashed every where; your signature is your iden . t i fica t ion; if lost no one ese can. get them cashed;' c and the cost is very small. . % , ' \. K. .and K. Traveler's 'Checks 'areif or .sale:'tit-J v Peoples -B*^ iii ii. g T i. a I I i aa ; ssmm ' THE ANDERSON ^ IN-. SU RANCE ?Q?v^ and fully organised for >ine MUTUAL pro tection against Hail to growing crops in Anderson county-and are pepared to write HAIL INSURANCE NpW For full -infor rriation apply to \ . 4w /. ' Q. Frank Johnson, Phone 209 Sole Agents' . E.VA. Marshall -, Ph?iie^'? ?rt? Gfic^^Ue/ ?h MER RATES AR? '?N^-A-'j'ib?ra?. dis : who enter . by Jun?;;l5?n.,: :?? v^u ?re;?ontem- ; ' -ss cr?ujrse any i\tm soon U will be to your ad th us for it now, * ,