The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, February 15, 1914, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
PART ONE
VOL. 1. NO. 1.
Weekljr, K t WUhe4 1860;Doily, Jan. 18, 1914.
ANDERSON, S. C. TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 13, 1914.
PRICE FIVE CENTS. $5.00 PEF ANNUM.
-HOIS NEWS^ o
o o o o o o ooo QQOO
mr/ and MB?~b1h7oh UXTKNXA}*
Mr. ami Mi a. J. W. Boggs oatcrfcuin-.
?d ?mite a number or ISeir rrtoRrf?^ ngjtlpnwfora now trial and
Friday evening, in honor of th^r-j ?r h* Ute 4?*^|eal ,10 the Su*
ftueeta, Miu?es Hoha and Huitie Daven
port, of QrbeQvillc. Those present
b'/eiit a very enjoyable evening- Light
refreshments Were cerved in a most
hospitable manner.
Wj^try
t the Superior
-as rendered;
Iwie sentence
pronounced bjMBapefior Court h
for then s Franir? meed not the galhj
fc?*Jfo^rt?MelFl 'ong delayB,
Mise Mary ' Williams, or lionea
Path, Is In town, the guest of . her sIb
Mr.< Mrs. Joel. Kay,,
v ? .: -?'-'<.' -H^atj^^i?
Mrs. J. A. h-incleton'-andsister. Miss1
Pertha Ersklnc, and Mrs. Smith, wife
of Track.Supervisor Smith, or tbe G
S. & A. Hail Way, attended the jSun
dey t School convention at Andersori'
Thursday ovenlng.
Dr. and MJrs: Y. M. H,St?h of Hpdgee..
spent yesterday in, jtpwn with rela
tives. Dr. Hitch la a Very prominedf
physician In, pis community.
-r , , . v . .
J. TobefA Pcnuell of Plcdhiont. wag
aijjong tliOH? In town yesterday.- -
Thp following traveling men regbv
te ted at Hotel Ceci yesterday: F. W.
Cram. Cincinnati, Ohio; .L IT. "ar
penter, Atlanta; J T. Lipford, Spar
tanburg; A. L HaJtg'arty, South Car
olhm; It,!L. Tumilosou,. Virginia.
.' ". &*?' ' ??
igloTs nnd 'J. ty. Sailors of
ito'l, were' in town yea
Pclton
torday '
IsJneai.,
S. Sir!
hero shjj
tfiandpf Belum Routo 1, was
?ptn?> ycrtefday.
fn\Atlanta.
"Governor Cole L. Blcasc is a man
who stands by his friends and punish
on his enemies," said Senfetor B. R,
Tillman of Squth Carolina today, ih
ah interview given in Atlanta, ex
plaining Jn forue measure-the dan
gerous political strength of BIease In
the. neighboring- slate. -~, '
Senator Tllimnn tears that Bleaae
may succeed in getting . into. .the
United'States Senate. "As. I told \ a
friend of mine in a letter during the
last gubernatorial campalgu," con
tinued the senator, ,"rile?se is a man
eminently qualified mentally, '* but
Icking In moral ' fibre.
rt ?9*>fle. delav have pa?
motten t?t u new util was refused
ah(b^the) anxiously awalte?? action' of
tho. Sdpreme Court this week if an
fayonabl? to th?i condemned man, will
Wittg,iKraak sharply face to face with
the Mnuttaae'e noose.
It- will ueWnean that his attorneys
will give up hope; they will mike
orery peaaibbrrfjfort ntfth the prison
.United States Supremo- Court to agve
their' client from paying the death
penalty, but nevertheless when the
Supreme Court of Georgia puts Its
o. K. on a banging verdict: in a mur
der trial it means that the condemned
in most cases will soon be at. the end
Of .hl? rope. . . ,
, Frank la said.to beswalting the final
"Word -of the Supreme court with the
easne tstoical- caloi' that characcrtited
him during the-earf 1er features of his
tri?t and cobvictidn.
As to 'Whether theiiSupteme Court
verdlot will or will not sustain the
l?wer? court, no ode is venturing to
predict,.,,, v .. ;. .....
Against Booking Agents. j
, Five more alleged booking agents
slave been boni?* over to tue superior
court In the crusade of the Atlanta
nn tlio liorae-racoS, in i hseal pool
rooms, and , it ia Ated^ed at police
Iroadquarters that these drastic meas
ures wilt soon stamp oat the evil en
tirely, . .-. ;; $ ;?..
I, . .,' , -,.- -
* D J. Tucker, d' weil known Wil
iiauwion man, was. in. the city ycB
tota**' .',,,? ,
seems
after tommorw. Leo M. Frank in hla
cell as a condemned murderer at the
Fulton Ccthlty Jail, will race the most
terrible moment-of hla Uf? up-to tk-ia
time. Ha wiiuiiaar?ti^oabeinlon^of
the State ,, Supreme Court, .which in
the course of natoral events will de
-.- . i
J. P. Lpng of Wtlllamston. was
among the business visitors to An
dcrsanjywterdtty. ' j.
M?T??BIST MT.N?i^EB BECOM
MENDS OIlAKBfcRLAIN 8 I
COUGH REMEDY.
' '. * ?
James A.. Lewis.- M?uca.
:" Chamborlain's tv?usb
las -beenva needed and
comb guest in our borne for a , j>r
ber of years. I highly recommend it
io nw foiiows as Dem?'a medicine
wA?ikw f*0 * * ?; _r--T ^rr^t CG?u5f
coughs and croup." Otve Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy a trial and we
are conhdent. you will find. It very
^nffeetnal and euatlajaei.Wv'aee^ Itijai?)
or?atawat; Hsntftkus toBtyescra to come.-1
as many others have done. For sale
by Svans Pharmacy.
If *t}t htusan work can be ceiled peffecti a^ le^ ? tbe pdr^
feet seed dfopjiw.1 VVltK scroti ?i*a, yb*i 'i^' )ats^t&tik: &\
loso ttrhd sft thtetiirilr obt, tm?es? you b*ve to plant very tkkk a*']
r\t%Am of/
The No. 10 is the same as the No. 9? with the addition of ?
guss?o sower, This Guano Sower Is entirely different from an?
otht? djj^?rg? made. It ? the only sower ?*t enipfie* itself m a giv
er. --l.?*l^r it r-^ni^m. -r^m^ ibitt ia wet or dry. lieht or
heavy, : If the wheel turns, it has got to empty itself or "bsfst/*
tt distributes die quantity for wh ich is set ?t a untforaT *' 1Mb.
Vt-t, it Is exfremely iurplc. The bottom fits mslde . the hopper,
end Is fattened on the lower end of the screw slKVwn in the pic
ture svaas the screw um? me bo?oro b brawn op through nwr?ap-ij
per, and ns the guano Is thus gradually forced out of the hogtpefvj
a scsaper pushes it ir>. a spout.
lit tJ^-Co^ PI*m-Y?ew Plant?f, you have a seed dropper and a
gusuao power the like of which Was never seen ht l&W wAlWRT wAnWai
Titeee planter? have inspn isted by hundreds of hm*t& dds>
Ing the UlittthPbts tetu?nkl *m?: hw* been proven tSioeoogfily safd,
prncitcal and1 easy to operate
Tlib f?ftbvView Ptsitter doc* oot plant cotton but it 4a made
aeeds- .... ? -^-iffHprH-PV^- ' ftWVr
There h no brush or metal c^-^^lqg^iL
cat* ae&S, Ifiwt Peanuts, are not vit?S?t m mn Teilt
tion djrf.joaiform dropping of the' seed is far moro
dan bn done by any other planter . in the wrbld.
rpmed end doHghsted at the wonderful wwrk of
the PlMe-Vicw Planter. Vou cnanoi re?Uae how H drops and yoa
C555 S?tfdSy be??Sve it until yon ehe It and then yon doubt no more.
Eeltfeft, S. C
wvMw Trmisnms(jjrwstsr&
M*?*A* FSO?MAMT
Soa^v^fJHafien'* ,: obr|e$?k*
"fir:
HaV?i a-.portrait ,
a prominent plnea*
National -?gWiT7
pasteboard baud
whlte^aiMljhJla.iaa*^,
amauarv cnuaras. Appropriate eieiH
That syr?^l^^^taf sight
Of .Washington.
In rrood?in'fl presence; hua; 1
Whlle^swestly ^wg noir
Sbo wrestbo? t?e spotless brow
<For Fi? Boys..)
FiretW.
I wot?'.ts!! ef l^bisst-?s" v
Of ho was a boy llko^m??,
earned, his lessons well'al _.
Wthcof be was a boy Ilhorn?}.
Ho learned, bla lessons well at school
And
And 10
Was aenue; hw ft aid tWle,
And loved by aft his comrades, toe,
Wien he.waa a boy llfce me.
Sccondboy. .... ??
I would tell of Washington |
When, he was twenty-oner?
How he journeyed through the wllder
Ofttbde* in peril and distress;
Yet ^VgMh* ^^"?j***
Hli" d^l^^^e%c?
Whenjjj*j|a,waa twenty *ooe.
in camp at Valley Forge.
4sT>t?^Mn?rirt?>ftg. aeesaed.. dark, an I
f vsgj-.^resssco was libs a tndssi
soothe' the. suffering. .nones the
He cheered each heart, stilled each
complaint
in oMxnp.at Valley Forge.
Fourth Boy.
? wir?m t?l? ?f Washington
,ftcr the-war waa orer>
By one accord mads President.
As towards the capltol ho went,
#Uie street i. were docked wBJt. ban-]
And flowers, were scattered In his
way.
Gathered about h'.a path the throng
Proclaimed him chief with shout and
song
At?pr the war wi
<fr .lerewhfeed l'o^aa^j^mpp^Tsuwed,
gdffiy to?ta^agtabfHlf ;. ......
wwgisdV^?ofc?; loved; rerjsred,
jffc'flHgJ^^ty ^.r^W* ?ure
l&^la8gi?Sfl^^ end.
M*e nation wept to l?*e * friend,
.Bo c**e llteMtenr^ul.tt^.
A High Beselve.
? think I'll bo like Washington; '
roWalw^^ to
A great man if he tries.
l\ie birtaiay of . John Henry Jenes
And I shall live ,; , .
111 bara^aaaie, w^S*!^ a^^il^
Worth JKore than slilniag gold.
did to I.If6 H? Grandly*
That
The things'you did
To Uro co bravely and purely.
That a nation stops on its way.
And once a year, with banner and
Though tested and tried amain ;
That age to age fbrorer
rupeajfs its story of love,
*nd $W'-!??*h?*ft lt**a In a nation's
for his country's honor
Js days were few.
days are many,
- Stars are dung,
s?se la dedant eh*Uengo,
tengu*.
(^^, bO]^.'%,b.e JSftJd^:"??'II gO tO
^TOb/Ames^l^^
goo.
Ana take thfiif( ?^???|g|iHefi pgr*/.
. ....... iv?ir.f - .
And w.hru ?t 1*"* <Uea?l, to.arpm!
They tf led it* ng%f ft Stand, sir.
' i Washington's small baud. L*\r.
ftgft? the atn^ijteftfcwk. that day.
,: One thousand Hessians hearty.
[T*j*lr ??i*kj^ spoi^ thjPJr tempore
By thlft^ainpjis
saw WM; many
I B?t never on a> rail
|t<, And,never, risfle
.
< Nor heard
Ho never Iwfc
W(A*d wver-aa:
s;troueerB
^re?lticiii,
Icicle;
went.
towstone,
up,
? dispatch'.
on ;
... By wire he
Ho filled h)e lamp. wagte
grosso,
'utJUA ne*?r had .a attfceb to scratch, j
Bu( HmIp**-d?*av?j,ite;,. ..twae.. ,v io;{
Ali for?t 1? 'w&S?Sa^
We've all those thing*, bu? the*, alas!
We seem to bAae/tp4KWiaBhiflgion.
holds in his right
lifting It dur*
IvJ* 8eveniecn,#,nodp?d and thjrty-twp.
! ?ccrrg+.W'e^lSfl^Wl** born;
VTrnth, goc#nes?, skill and glory high.
His whole llfe.dkt adorn.
I JnW^wp
1 Of-jifOKmrm
Who- n|B*er
Km
1)0
vT*fjB[ ^ ,
^^ttrgia^^^aMW^ 'f???8 1
Sfasnw hi* mu-jh -lovetftcewMttr* froo.?
Vi 11 in I Imlflil gjjliTiwfii lit rlf n
tiff .s o verjteen- bun dr ?d, and. <a) g hiy- n I ne.
The country with foe voice' ?? .
Proclaimed hjro President, to shins,
Blessed by the people's choice.
(178?.)
In seventeen hundred and n?uety-ninc,
Ti'n nattoa'o tears ivoeoibood.
I To see the patriot's life resign,'
And aleep among the dead.
m
Ao "First in war, first in peace,"
As patdot, father, friend?
I He will he hleaaed till time ahall cease
And earthly lite shall end.
rerngg.Trjmwy
jy ^h^^g^^tV
gw^aaanhcalas ju*A*^t>?vkn?ade,
hlaWeirrtrtU??s'. Called by his coun
try to the defense of her liberties, ho
triumphantly vindicated the tights
rpf humanity and on the pillars of na
tional Independence laid the founda
tion s of a great republic. Twice In
the unanimous vote of a free people,
fhc surpassed in the cabinet the glories
of the field and. voluntarily resigning
tho scepter and the sword, retired to
?the shades of private life. A spectacle
?0 new an* so sublime was conleni
plated with the prcfonndest admira
tion, and the name of Washington, ad
ding new luster to humatlity. resound
ed to the remotest rcMons of th earth;
magnanimous in youth, glorious
etraat ia 4leMh) ahaoob
6s' co?il?rot himself,
to ;?Hterlty the .inherit
' .and- hi:;
ben*; ; > i?
trymen. fee BWsd the o^m?mCa^m
eighteenth century; he died refxrotted
by a mcdralng world.
Once MJ>r<- '.Ve C.h'Hair.
^America.")
t?4??fnio^%^'ealebrate
Jlmfefttyi ol^fcbi'so great,
So true and brave;
Wiho struggled cot In vein
Liberty to attahftSft*.Jffla?'
Breaking & tyrout's chain.
His land to eave.
MM tuv
WS? did for liberty tail.
Who followed at the call:
Of Washington.
The Boy? Ws* * lagt**,
ttta?, Ifaghlagl?n in seat?yoath,
Wke other hoi
fonder?
le <t ?
? ft*
I Yoiv Want To Know
About Farming?
Ii/S lldd ?jU.O f ? : .1 P
The1Pr<^wSve Fartnor*? Great Reference 3ft?c
ial WillTeH Yew*
' W?s?t to know how to calculate the value cE *
Wrnsd to know how t* d? home* mixing?
Went to know wh&t each element is worth?
Want to k*iow how to make spraying mix
fture> and When to s^ay ?
Want a list of all the free Farmer's Bulletins
classified <by stobjeef*?* ^
Wajat to know just when to plant clovers,
rape* vetehee,and alif aim and garden crops?
All a.?*s. :~?~- - *
No^^r-form irtnw h? ey*f it*** any edition so packed
^ Address1?
WE f?Gftt? F?E#,
5
! can not think *o, for I hoar
Hp, never made a blunder.
Ho woat lo *c'.rt?tl like other boys,
Apdsat upon the benches.
That were, too high and that destroy*
" The beatot^hplara: teases*.r
The HChoOlboWB Was a building low,
And in -a- mead?w stood;
Twaa called "ta* old held sehool
And beyond It was the wood.
And here Uie. boy.wa? sent to school,
Wao scon became a man
To whom ? nation ooold look up,
And, trust to him'to plan
Aud*'sawith Jo* we'll celebrate
His birthday every year. ,f
Washington
Long live George
Great! ?
We ehout will? beert* iebeer.
3ft. Vernoa Belts.
WiSW? Kotoa?ac'? streWls .flowing' ' "
. ^Virginia's border through;
Where the white-sailed ship* are go
Ingy .....
Sailing to the ocean bitte:
Ka?bjS? ?**oz*S and stag
ing, I
Silent.ey'ry.one;
While the solemi belts are ringing
By the tomb of Wdsbingi?n..
Long ago the warrior s Jiunbored;*
Our country.'* father slept;
Long-among tho anget?numberod,
^ythe hero soul
Sot the children's chlidr^t >?v? J?iW?
And his namo reverb; '
So, when willows wave above him,
nweeciy, sMii,. hlaa^Pyou.fcsnr.
Ss!!. oh. ship?, ?icroe? ?h* Htitriw?!
And bear th? story tar," -
How ha sleeps bodeath the willows,
"PlrH' ta^pes?B first in warl"
Tell, wUHe sweet; adlsua sr? swelling,.
Till you come again,
Of B>? loving countrymen. '
CHORUS:.
Tolling add knelling
w.nh a'had'sweet sobnUi" SS Bis
O'er the waves the tones are ?ipojliu?
By.Mt. Venions eat
<*tJfr?t* ? 6>?im on rarm or B. Tof?sfa "PkdmonL Q. r r*i?*?: rtMiAs? ?i
'JL^A^^ ^M^T9- 01 ?* i^*"*-* .^Sbd. .a^to;re^^^2
yottt dealer far o?r;sfe4? eMAiecailt a soubsutnta! *WB
m** ,^^I^L*i?tt*^.'*?i' ? beUvT crop. niOTOPi BPJINDS" have demonstrated to ftwn
?^r Male \ v_ jM *
vieter isVlBaa^'^ciw'. W9&^ka>. Baak?
R P Mftawfffla j. a ?eatsS^iidrilrSfc *?w?s
adj^ay other dealera ta Ander??* Oreenviiie ani*. P^aeaaipuatiag^^re
? ?Wriff or addiw ?|?5j|5^^
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