The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, January 23, 1914, Image 2
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- CHESHIRE'S STABLES
JULIAN E. CUNKSCALES
ATI ORV EY AT LAW.
taus SegeUaied es Beal Isa le.
Oflee: Wstsss^Vaadlve* Buildisg.
OASE? A FANT.
AJ?CSITSCTS.
Aaderson. 8. C.
fipA'? OSes Building.
Basest Fleer. PK.ea? 269.
fATBl A BALDWIN
ABCBIT1CT8
* Bieoklsy Bil*. Asderson, S. C. .
* -
Bit?*** National Baak Bldg.
? , Haleigh, N. C.
-West Point Oysters
Fresh Every Day
.? jitv * '
W. A. POWERS
Market.
Phone ... 132
.BB1BS TAKBN HOW FOB TBE
. '- FOLLOWING*
Bj'tiaaa? day old chicks.
BaB Plymouth Rook-Prize winning
?tack to Augusta, Atlanta, etc.
tswn Indian Runner Pucka (winner?
at Bellos ana other fair*?)
Pakts Dock?-From prize winners.
Bronze Turkeys-Pare or also crossed
jvllA Virginia wild turkeys.
A>tu( Cou?ure;? usproned so can car
ty all chicks giren them.
Wff) gladly answer ell lnqulreya.
D. C* HOLLAND,
Aviaries. -.8. C.
ASTIGMATISM:
Will cause headaches,
?asses properly fitted is the onl)
Vgwcuy. Let riic iii iliciii for YOU.3
P ?icy M for less boney and g-uar
astee satisfaction.
DR. L M. ISRA?LSON
Tte Leading Optician
OireT Evana* Pharmacy No. 3
The Biggest Family
? IB 1*U Town Is the 1
;:'FBB^JO?-n?defB of
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I IMPORTANT 5
N?TIGES ::>
.T&e Bena tUrsa t* rent. Sae Eugine
'AB?ersea at Baak Office over Wal
*sre .tor?. 1-20-tf
^S?BB1B-??, S farmer of Ivs. S. C.
.Uttfe ts aaayley ytaw hand? at roas
?Baal? salary. S. B TOCJKRlt.
Iva. tl. C.
'U^^d ^r^n ljh0F.
I >ter^':W^''^v li
?. ; ya*?B?rwe?t??s ?lean toVfflstf?Wgb
i ttt$?r - ps4lroaal^BA*0LBC.
,!B*!!svcs Hotel Building. M8-S,f??o.
--?->?: /.-'i4r,s' '^?ti^'u
Fe? ??S&itf Dsllw? and the beat
? ;j*B?t?^^ Ora
t?Ysi BW?** Bauasge.-L F. HOFF
'??H* MARKF?T. Phcae your order.
\WWl ilM^*>**t; ?li Main st.
? >jaaa?S^^'1 -I'', _"v .'- _- 'i~
*** acre rsm. in 11-2 miles Lump
Wa. Os-, County seat. Will trade for
. $2,t*#.ae stock tn Anderson Bank
lag A Trust Cb, or CMtiaens Nation
at Baak. Werta" iaveetigatlng. ?' p.
O. Box No. ?7, T?watllte, S. C.
W D.
WW
STBlf f?0--nMale shepherd
.. aboht faur months old. Re
atar* fi? igfaVMaalew leaamt to re
?Bjm* awr?w. w. Smoak,
jftt B? Orr Pretrt. 1-22 ?.
"^aoli of leys Bi' Pe^ateBei
residefcee tm Ore?nville 8L,
pleas? rotura to B. W. Trtb
iMfeL. ?s* re?oive reward.
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Call on Your Friends an
How Easy It Ii
Many a Race Has Been
Not Get a
S3CS >.Sii)iu? ?ppC?i ui? ?O i n? Ail'
derson Haily intelligencer Including
January twenty-fourth, nineteen four
teen, will bc good for twenty-live
Tote?, the coupons after tba! dale
will be good for twenty Totes. All
coupons good for twenty-five votes
will be void after January twenty
fourth. Il? BUTS that you get all of
;txur coupons to the c-ontntst ofUce be
fore that date. '
No person will be permitted to buy
S F? O
Chicago, Jan. 22-The decisivo bat
tle of the' baseball War of 1914 may
be fought in a Federal court. This
was i ntl muted by persons close to tho
nroniotcj-A of the Federal League who
served notice that they would fight
any* attempt of clubs in organized
ball to sign their players.
The legality of the reserve clause
In the contracts of national ant.
American leagues will be the point
over which ths battle will rags, but
when or where the contest will start
was ?ot made public. After deliver
ing a challenge to organized ball, de
claring the Federal League would
"protect"'.Its players and their con
tracts, Pr?sident Gilmore of the new
organisation? today disappeared.
The announcement of the signing
of killlfer and Brennan of the Phil
adelphia National? wah made soon
arter Ginuuiv hali wm ni ed the Quaker
City club that the Federals would
fight If Killlfer and Brennan were
signed, that it looked to the Gilmore
cohorts like the formal picking np
of the gauntlet.
Clneinnatfy . Jae. 22-Chairman
August Herrmann, of the National
Paseball commission, commenting on
the telegram sent by President Gil
more, of 'us Federal League, to Presi
dent Baker of the Phlladlphia Nati
onals, salon wei.
[a "My. ?amore, the'Federal League
and the general baseball commission
can rest assured that organ iced base
ball aa well as the Federal League
will protect Hi contract lo and oui
of tba civil courts.
"Whenever the Federal League ai
established a legal right to any ball
players, there will bo no Interference
on the part of thoa? connected with
organized baseball. The game h
opea Wall.0
* Ia Ike Cearte.
' Chicago, Jan. 22-Tbs Federal Lea
gue today notified organized eeaebaii
that the signing of players already
utder contract with the Fed?rala
would besought in thejfigurta. This
ultimatum'was in the fw bf a tele
gram wfhfcb; President Ownorc, of thc
Feder^LcSsruo. Bent io President
Baker;?t'th? Philadelphia Nationals,
declaring he'would 'protect-' the
contracts signed hy Ad Brennan and
Kiinier.'^ 9?s
The telegram read:
"We''^weby officially notify you
that AdJgrannan and William Killlfer
have signed' contracta with Chicago
FederelaOreud have received advance
our playera and theil
be "protected.''
?re* Fraternity will aol
limj?ihi-r*mii rel!? any
a contract according tc
Otto Kuab?v manager of tho Baltimore
X?adrais?j|ho arrived Here todey.^
1^ Fair Waralee
New Yfcrk, Jan. 22-President Ed
ward Barrow, of the International
Letguc. said today that the few play
ers of th er league who save jmnnec'
to the Federal leagno -will have un
til ?lie opening of tho Mt&a
consider . their action. . Alu.
date they twill be eliminated as rai
ss the latwraationa! League la COB
cerned. Ho said.
."The fnteraatlonal League will no
make any attempt at retaliation et
Ilea? I'IIta>nmon la feta
botra and' an tte merits."
Beate Brea* ftaV
linorvlllo, Tenn., Jan. 21-Koaje
lUPONS VOID ll
d You will Soon Learn
> To Get Votes
Lost Because One Did
Good Start
j/?.r?m ?u buik ior ut? purpose of
flipping th? coupon?, but tber? ara
no restrictions a? to th? ?ou rc ea from
which you may gather th? coupons.
I nt? r ?et all af your friends, relatives,
neighbors, ?tc., in aarlsg tb? coupons
for you, and send them to the contest
department |D your nnme. iCut cou
pom out neatly. Do not t*ar out
Pin or ti? thean together securely.
When so arraigned it lo necessary to
write your nani? ou tb? flret coupon
U?., liss bee? dropped and Pineville.
Ky., sdded to the Appalachian base
hall league circuit, at Uie annual
meeting her* tonight. The change lu
circuit was mad? at the requ st of
til? Rom? club which desired to en
ter tb? Georgia-Alabama league. The
franchisa of ts? Rom? team and
and nine nf th? Rom? players were
transferred to Pin?riUe. President F.
B. Fisher, of th? league, wa? reelect
ed. A schedule committee was ap
peiated.
Th? LajeJs Beelslea.
Philadelphia. Jan. 22-IVilliam
Killifer the catcher who was r?pJort
ed to har? signed with the Federal
League, has signed a three year con
tract with the Philadelphia National
League club, according to tb? follow
THE LE STE a PIANO
I responds to the lightest touch o2 th?
Angers, lae mechanical parts an
1 absolutely perfect They perfora
[ their part of the work under all cir
cuznstances. and fn all climates
1 Change of temperature and othei
weather conditions have no effect ot
the 'striata. Nothing can spoil th?
rich, mallow toss. It is a plans sad?
to last, etc.
WILLIS & SPEARMAN
-Music House
Bleckley Bldg.
Anderson? S. G
depend upon
! ? ? advertising tc
attract your patronage
We rely upon th?
i quality of the coal tc
I hold it.
SLOAN
only. Vote all of your coupons at'
once. Send them In by mail If you
haven't time to bring die ni to the con-,
tent office
dall on your friends and you will
coon learn how easy it ls to get Totes. '
Uet one or two or even half a dozen
of your friends to help you. They
.will gladly do it and you will be sur
prised bow rapidy the votes will come
pouring in. T'ie ladies who work the.
lutrdeet are bound to ?io in this con
teat. Lt ls not too late to start now.
The prizes can not be bought. The
! Anderson Dally Intelligencer has;
' planned to avoid this. There ls abso-|
I lately no charge to enter tbs contest.;
Call at The Anderson Dally Intelli
gencers' office and talk lt over with '
th* contest manager and name one j
of your stoters or friend* aa a can-'
didate. Many a rac* has been lost
because one did not get a good start, i
DO NOT LET THIS BB TRUE IN
YOIT' CASK.
I ins statement elven out this after
noon by President Baker of the locsl
organization.
"Kllufer signed his contrae* tor i
three years with the Philadelphia!
. Nationals yesterday, having consnltedi
his lawyer and also his father, who i
is a probate judge in Michigan." said j
Baker. "He was advised that the !
Lajoie d?cision covered his case e\-?
actly, and that the Philadelphia Nati
onals had prior claim to his servicer
and wbea this was-pointed out tot
ham without any further considera
tion; be signed his contract and re
turned to the Fed?rala the advance
money."
"My opinion is that if all thc nati
onal daagna players ??uO cunitunpiate
signing with the Federal League, or
have already signed-wyi examine
the exact meaning of their contracte,
tbs little old joker will be fonnd
nestling away there."
President Baker said the Lajolc de
cision waa the strongest argument
the National League had regarding
contracts.
--5 * ,CIC CSS<v "cir. uovmvu lu lue
Pennsylvania supreme court in 1901.
Lajoie. a member of the Philadelphia
Nationals; had signed to play with tho
Phiiadelnjhla ?> Americans and the
Nationale ' took th* case into the
eornrty war*-. ?SriBi tor an injunction
?ostraining Lajoie from plavins with
tba 'Acontaos. The court refused
lriju?i<t'.bn and the taue was cat j
ried! to- th* ??np.Vme COT.. The II JW
b jea! i? ??t?rsing the lower con t \
Iv.o; ?.> .justicis cotonrrniK
. .at thc'rt e?rw clause w- * ldud.115
on th* pinier? and tl?et the fact that
the employing elah, reserved the right
to dlamie*: a playee on ten day's no
, tic?, did not destroy the mutuality
ot t,he agreement.
? While the Pennsylvania supreme
i coutrt^ cnh'elB- Uta) reserve clause and
the provision in baseball contracts re>
lsA1hg;?te>?*t?a*-?*enl days notice ot rc
> lease,! the ?Federal court haa taken an
: opposite view on the release notice
clause.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Premier Carrier *f the Seath.
IN CONNECTION WITH BLUE RID OF
. RAILWAY.
Scandal Effect!ive Jan. IS? 1914
8. H. Hardwick. P. T. M., Wash
ington. D. C.
20 Greenville and Belton.. 8?30 a. m.
22 Greenville and Belton. .H;60 a. m.
15 Charleston* Oolumala en* ' '
felton, thi?ag?a$pep*ru> '
elton ....11:50a, m.
tianta, Walhalla 'and
.S?neca ... ... ... .....8:61 a, a>
SBiGreenvllla.anft. Belton .. 1:26 p. tn
10,Atlanta, Walhalla, and
Seneca ......4:52 a. nv
Arriva! and departure of trains from
Anderson, BVC
SM. B, the fellowing schedule flgsre^
are published ouly AS Information ami
are not guaranteed.'
No. Arriving From Tim*
^ Seneca....6:63 p. m.
1? Charleston. Columbia and
. Belton. Through coach
from Colombia to Wal
halls ....6:03 p. m I
Leavre*- Far
?0 Belton, Greenville .. ..7:40 a. nv
22 Belton and Greenville. .9:20 s. ra
24 Belton and Greenville . .2:26 p. tn.
- 10 Belton Charleston.
Greenville and Columbia 4:62 p.m.
12 Belton, Colombia, Char?
leston and Oreen ville . .8:61 a, ge, !
9 Seneca, Walhalla and At
lanta.11:10 a, m.
ll Seneca, Walhalls through
coach from Columbia. .6:08 p. na.
No baggage, will be handled an
motor cara No* 20r 24? 21, 86. St. 88.
Connection la made at Belton Sor
Southern train* and at San*?? Sor
trains to Atlanta and, twon^fjar
agents or
w. m. Taber. 5?. * T. A? Graoaria?,
8. 8. <ii-WW
W. a McGee, A. SuX. A., Colombia.
S. 0. fi ; _ alja?
'(**-.. ?in tm?m* '?MUImn?'**?ti mn ? ?~
I Want An AUTOMOBILE But Cannot
wwAflford To Buy Oneva**
1ST O M IN AX IO M
COU F? ON
To enter the contest fill out this coupon and send to the Anderaoa
Dally Intelligencer Contest Department. Each contestant la entitled to
one Nomination, good for
DA The Anderson Dally Intelligencer Popularity Coat est
I hereby nominate
lars, or! Miss.
Street No.'..District No .
Postofftce .State.
Signed.^L.
Address.
Profession.? Date .
Only one nomination -will be credited to each contestant. Under no circum
stances will the name of nominator be divulged.
Fill out the above Coupon, mail it to The Intelligencer Office
and find out how you ^an easily get an AUTOMOBILE FREE.
GOOD FOIt TWENTY-FIVE VOTES IN THE'ANDERSON DAILY IN
TELLIOENCBR POPI LARITY CONTE8T.
Candidates Name.
You may send in aa many of these free ballots as you can get, each one
will count twenty-five votes.
This free ballot must, reach the contest office not later than Jan. 24,
1914. .....
_VOIP AFTER JAKUABY, 84, 1914.
Report of the Condition of
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
tt Anderson, 8. C. In Ute State of
Sooth Carolina at the close ef bus
iness, January 18, If 14.
Resources '
Loans and Disccunts .... 269,124.2?
Overdrafts secured and
unsecured : ......... 1,943.61
U. 8. Bonds to secure
.Circulation1-' ? 25,000.00
Premiums on TJ Blonds ....900.00
Bonds, Securities, etc. 17,700.00
Panklnk House, Furniture
and Fixtures .-....... 4,254.69
Due from State and Private ,
Banks and Bankers, Trust
Companies and Savings
Banks . 35.70
Hue from approved Reserve
Agents.6.949.83
Checks'and other raab
Items '.......??... lf,7SiJl
Exchanges tor Clearing
JlOUDC. o,pi?.??
Xotea of other Nations!
Banks ..........1,706.00
Fractional Paser Currency,
Nickels and Cents. 266.93
? Awful lloney Reserve in Bank, vis.,
Specie ._. 8,655.85
Legal'tender notes 1,000.00 9,66545
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (6 per cent
of circulation.) . 1,250.00
/ToUl.. 1368,173.52
Liabilities
Capital Stock Paid in-.... 100.000.00
Surplus fund , .. 26,000.00
Undivided Prints, less
Expenses, and Taxes paid. 3,367.06
National Rank Notes out
standing. 260,000.00
Due to other National Banks 10)68^69
Due to state ono Private
"Banka .sud B?nkers ........3,600.00
Div?deos unpaid. ?0.00
1 [-.dividual deposita subject
to check .I....... 194,912.16
Demand certificates of
. deposit. 1.526.31
Total. .... 368,878.62
STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Anderson, ss.
I, J. F. Shumate, cashier cf thc
above named bank, do solemnly
swearthat the above statement 1B
true tn the best of my knowledge sad
belief. f
?. F? SHtJMATE,Cashter.
Subscribed aad sitora to before me
thia 20th day of Jsoutry 1914.
*V COLLEN SULLIVAN.
Notary Public |
terr?es Attest*
J? 9> Aneereoa
W. W. Thoapfen,
J. B McPaJL
Directors.
II
Was supposed to trans
mute the baser hetals in
to gold. Today we call
it efficiency.
Efficiency is the result of
knowing how, and of do
ing the best you know
how. We could do our
work cheaper, but we
won't. We would do our
work better, but we
can't.
L. BRISSEY LUMBER OC
ANDERSON, S. C.
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You people that have had idle pianos in you
bornes, think o f t h e possibilities that ?
PLAYER PIANO opens to you.
You can have th? su?sic ?hat you like, play ?
when you want it, ?nd play it like you W?*ntit
You can play anything from the simples
popular air, to the most difficult passage fron
Chopin, without knowing a "note of music.
We'will take your old Piano in exchange 01
a PLAYER PIANO, and you can pay th<
balance on easy termes.
COME IN AND LET US DEMONSTRATE TOE FLATS!
? ' 1 ' 11 ? : PIANO TO YOU s " ..- 'V ?
C. A. Reed Piano and Organ Compaq
?pi*
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1?6417 North Maia Str?f-t, Ati?eriois, S. C.
Tb? ?trdw quietly enrr?red.
.Indeed, ea* tot Might ihr
a greyhound by ?tupirla? Mri.
"Wall." ?ed? Jone?. 'Ve lovely ow
to ?nom? asd took ot tv whole nba* <
?hrh that you dont have to dodge.
. rm
THE ANDERSON DAILY INTELLIGENCER
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