Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i'-tei i incur ISER rounded 19? IN North Main Strati ANDERSON, 8. C WILLIAM BAN?8, - - Editor W. W. SMOAK, - Business Manager ?. Entered According to Aet el Con greis as Second Gase Mall Matter at ike Pottoffice at Anderson? 8. G* -U-g-ti-? FehUsfaed Every Moralag Bxespt| Monday Semi-Weekly Edition on faeieay and Friday Mornings Bally Edition? $5.00 par aaaa?|l for Six Months I 11.2& for ?hree] Months. Seal-Weekly Edition ? %\M aar j Annum; 75 cents for Six Months I M j peats for Four Months. Df ADYANCB Mem her of the Associated Press and I Receiving Complete Daily Telegraphic Service? -_A larger Clraaleflon Than Any Oth er Newspaper in This Ooagrwileaal 1 District. _ _ The Intelligencer Id delivered by carriers In the city. If yon tall to et your paper regularly please notify vs. Opposite yonr same oa label at yonr paper is printed date to which yonr paper is paid. All oaecks and ?rai? wwjuid be drawn to The As Intelligencer. The Weather Washington, March \i.?Forocast: Hain and colder Friday Saturday THOUGHT FO?* THE DAY )-"* - Kvery noble life leavcs*?the fibre of II 'ittnrwnvph furnvrr In Ihn wnrlc nf the world; by so mucb, evermore, the strongtb of the human race has gain ed r-Ruskin. Anderson la My Town.?George Miller. - / * Anderson is My Town?The Stand pipe Man. Not much pleasure ip eatit wt the Huffs buildings. The eugenics plun was niado- for cat 11 >'. ;nbi Afcrl' bAAjani. ill \i)X. Toddy is said to"be yet In favor ofl homo corn's*for .-himself at the white | j^v?^^^^^.-^^..-^^.., ......... . The '^jp^^.%^eh? danca Is not In vojrue tn progressive Democratic cir cle*.; ' Clothing has not been entirely abandoned. Some ?ew things are yet per'nltted, -o Vincent Astor ''says he will make farming his life work. By wireless from hi* yacht Fighting in Mextco has been aw fully tam? while this heated argument with the linked States is going on. With such fighting as that Wednes day afternoon It will be a long time before we csn get a paid department here.' '. |ft! Is about time for Huorta to hike out ' for those same springs in Europe where old Porflrio Diaz found no. much comfort. When Bill Mahaffeg enters , the campaign Xor the ?t?te senate some hais npV ft* the ring ?will .^ook like they have keen "tromped on." In this season, of spring and flowers and happiness, there is one kind of flower that-48 stflt much sought after ?the wall flower at a tango party. *?ast year's automobile may. run all right, but you have to have the lut est to be comfortable la the satis faction that .the neighbors are. en vioun. , Cottonseed'day with the chamber of commerce was a Ssccess. Wish far mers In about 40 other counties could J MBaomo of the Anderson county vn etlea of seed. ': J1, -o $he G. S. & A. is doing a lot tot Ctt?ck Springs wnerfcth* water is Hufcj in?ffereht, why not do twice a much foj&W?llathstod, '.which has 'the best] g?tj In the world. WruberculoslS-Sunday" is a Also it . would he good busln to have a tuberculosis jail for'some of these bucks that are always splt *lag on >he oldewglka. Charlie llcaron of the Spartaobura .Herald should not plsy so rough. He says: "Our old friend, the Greenville News, is looking more and more like craay quilt everyday,*' Co' A. B. Andrews appears M did 10 years ago and we hops he has many years ahead. But < don't take too long a chance, Colonel, on eta lng the completion of the tiue Ridge A (.0011 MOVK The Intelligencer can commend no] move made in Anderson in a long] lime more than tliat on which the Board of Health is working to secure a public market for IIiis city. It is a spitndtd,constructiveguove, and one wlileh no tli'inglitfui person will op pose. , Anderson'as the ?apjjni of the lead ing agrciullurai county of th? t.'?fo linas, as second largest producer of agricultural products in all the south, i and taking rank, as one of the major | (agricultural ^nanties of the entire I Country?for Kiieh is AMerson county -cannot afford longer to hesitate in I building in tills c ity a central market place and hureuu for the farmers of the great country in the midst of which she hi located. Anderson needs this market, Let her take this step I in advance of competitive titlet, and she will reap'dVlhft reward. Our old friehdrirnclf Dave T^lor of Sandy Springs was right the other day when he said that tlie best move Anderson ?ould possibly make from a construct..e agricultural .standpoint would be the erectfori of n ?'lty mar ket. Uncle Dave know* whereof he apoakB. , i " ] \ The editor of The Intelligencer baa for more than two yearB called at tention to the need of a-market, or exchange where farmers may come and (bring their produce. It will be a boon to tho people in the city who sometimes actually suffer In vege table season for the green things that our good friends in the country are feeding to their farm stock because they do not like to come to the city and peddle from door to door. If we had a market, the friends of tho country would be encouraged to produce more for the markets of the city. The henB^ would have to set tle ilnv.n to hiieinnss. And ar nnrna. slonal Bure enough spring lamb could be brought to town while it is young and tender. Let ub have tbe market. ? U.MiKA IUiiA I lUflB The intelligence'r c?hgratuiates'the City of Anderson opl the aBsurhnce of securing s magnificent "Great White certain that nothing _ lagceptanoe of ibei he Council]. promenades to be found, anywhere. I ghetto*. ^3^^i-M^i$!Ff| badly needs this great and epoch mak ing improvement. Nothingwin dddj more t? th? beauty and ci vifc-pride of our cltyThaTT'Tfils' m?te aSd'The In tel Ugencec is glad to Join hands with the city council.Ilie.-ladies Civic As sociation and the ?Chamber of Com merce in pushing this matter through to a successful comminution. We have favored; it for .morp than two years, and a? Is ihr caae with others of our deforred hopes, .tho fruition makes ub happy. Congratulations. THE HIGHEST AND BEST The Qlbbes Machinery Company of Columbia writes The Intelligencer a highly appreciated letter about the at tention given by this paper to the re ceipt of tho Brissoy Lumber Company of the "biggest auto truck in the state." W. A. Taylor, the advertising manager of the Gibbes company states "We agree with y?u that this is a boost for Anderson. The Packard- la ? the best truck on the market, barring none, and it Is a solid business con cern that will use one. The biggest} such concern, if the size of thetfucfc has anything io do with, the Incor poration lu which it is' Bltuate, is In "My Town." Brissey Is lawys In tlje|i lead, ?.* STABTINO BIGHT The secretary-treasurer of the Piedmont Agricultural club writes to The Daily ?Intelllgencer that tho pub lic meeting Saturday to which the people of all Anderson and Green ville counties are invited is tor .the purpose of getting the fanners to or ganize and co-operate In the exchange of ideas and to have public addresses by form demonstrators and others from time to. time. The officers are P., I. Elrod, president; W. P. Nesbit, rice president; A. W. White secre tary; Meek Marshall,1 assistant secre tary. This IB a Splendtd move. There should be an organisation of fanners |n every neighborhood for just such purposes, and the* should take a deeper interest in: Vue county union. Wo have read with interest of the appointing of sponsors for' the reunion to be held In Anderson. ' We have seen where the eons of veterans are being organised for the purpose of tending delegates to tho reunion. All 1 >f which is In v x>d Order. But we in-]: liai that ibis reunion is for the old lotdters. The young people must take the hack ground. As a matter of fact ae will not be discourteous, but the >ld soldiers are getting very tired of]' :he rassle daasle and society part of j' !h* reunions. They wish to be lo -ether and to discuss the war times, < and they do not wish to bo showed Into tin- background. And they shall not be. Tills Is oik1 reunion, the one to be held here In Anderson, that is to be for the old sol diers, and if tiie sons of veterans and Daughters of the t'onfoderacy and spotiFors and maids of honor wish to make themselves loved forever, let them deny themselves the attractive ness of the social glamor and devote their time to making happy for a few hourts these good gray men who spent so many hours on the battle Held fight ing to protect the south und to make it possible for the south to be free and happy as she is today. THE H'Tl HE OF THK < OLM-iGh The Daily Intelligencer a week ago' stumbled upon information as to cer tain movements with reference to the management of Anderson College. A great onslaught lias been mnie to take Mr. W. H Hand away. This paper was requested to make no pub lication of anything that it learned?j and it lias kept tiie faith, and will al ways be found doing so when there arise mutters in which the delicate adjustments of local institutions re quire some secrecy in their diplo matic moves. Many a girl who feels ill during Lent will pluck up enough strength to wear a 123.75 hat with a vegetable and flower gardon crown on Easter. Some people seem to think that everything Gov. Biease does is right and some think everything wTong^ We think he docs good but like all hu mans makes a slip sometimes. MARCONI WINS SUIT. Gains Control of the Field of Wire. less Telegraphy. \ - New York, March 18.?The Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America, won a victory in the federal courts today which, according to its officers, elves the company almost complete control of the held of wire less telegraphy. The company won an infringement suit against the Nat ional Electric Signalling Company of Pittsburg, involving basic patents granted to Sir Oliver Lodge, the Brit ish Scientist and Guglibltao .Mareen!, the Italian Inventor. ! ! ill fe?fSli??^ . Jackson, Miss., March .19.?A bill designed to prohibit the exhibition in .Mississippi or moving pictures snow ing "hugging and kissing unless to show love or tenderness'hetweea rela tives or to illustrate true love: affairs occupied attention of the senate at ai recent session. ' The measure was killed by a vote of 24 to 14. The bUi also was designed to. exclude pictures of the wild west type and those depict ing gambling, drinking, smoking cig arettes and vulgar dances, such . as the tango." Warrington Ousted. ; Washington, March 19.?As the re-| suit of tbe recent investigation into] Redneld and a committee of other of ficials of the department of .commerce, the lighthouse service by Secretary George Warrington, superintendent of naval construction of the service, has been dismissed and Edward C. Gillette, assistant engineer, has been appointed by President Wilson to succeed him. _ ' Mach Yet to be Bone. ii. Washington, March 19 ?Though merchant ships are expected to be passing through the Panama canal within the next three months, yet builders of the big ditch have still much work ahead of them. IMPORTANT NOTICE Hg Rally at Piedmont Saturday?All Invited The Piedmont Agricultural, club; Will "hold its next regulor meeting at the lyceum building in Piedmont Sat urday afternoon at 2:30 p. m. The field agent of Ute department of farm Improvement ! work of the Southern railway will speak. Other speakers will be present. The farmers of An derson and FGreenvllle counties ate urged to attend as seasonal subjects will be dlacussed. These, meetings are free and open to the public. Snow *n Appalachians Bristol. Tenn., March 19.?Bristol and this section had a severe snow itorm tonight. The snow-fall is said U> be the heaviest for the season th?t has been known In this section of the country in many years. At midnight It was tour inches deep and was still railing. SOUTH CA?OLIH? JTBWS. Johnston has Voted a $20,000 bond Issue to erect a new* school building. C. H. Yates has been elected mayor if Cac?u?s.' Oscar Land', an engineer on the C. N, and; U, died in Columbia yesterday as the result of Injuri?s Tecelvpd when he fell from his engine several' daya ago at Penk. Francis M, Cross nab been named postmaster at Westminster. rial W. Marvin, a graduate or C?tun son in tbe claas of 1909 is chief en gineer of the Hawaiian Electric Com pany at Honolulu. Motioo PlrtarCB Casss?salaaer. Washington, March 19.?A federal picture commission under Jurisdiction of the bureau of education was propos ed in a bill today by Pnnator Hokc D.w. 1. 1. TU... ??wt ..... _ I ~ , _ J u ? >. ,. * .ii- v. iM.,nt..,y wyyviMwM, the President would license each film Tor exhibition unless "obscene, inde cent, immoral or depicts a trail fight or prize fight, or is of such character Star. itr: exhibition woi'ld tend to cor rupt this morals of children or adults, o>r incite to crime." FLASHES Everybody stood on Hie new1 bridge, half of it,, yesterday. David Clark, editor of the Textile Iliilletln, Charlotte and brother of Supt. Clark of the Anderson Mills, Is coining to give the mill people of INIs city an extended write-up in JiIb pa per. Anderson has more and prettier el ectric signs tbgo Greenville, and just lots more than Spartauburg. Some of the children have to go to school today because their teachers did not go to Spartanburg. Give them extra merit marks. Swat the fly Is a good slogan, but just lots of folks in this town would like to hear the ash swatted up against the baseball good a?d bard. Peach trees between Greenville and Anderson are' blooming and snow on the mountains :t0 miles away. Abbeville papers are getting peevish about that railroad to Anderson. There does seem to ybave been a let down since that meeting in Abbeville. Everybody, at home and in the store? should be very particular about throw ing old papers in the yard. Windy days carry them a mile. Makes the town look so dilapidated. One of the narrow escapes from the jMcGee stables .fire Wednesday was the ouCU of Jack England, the motordome man. lie had four fine Indian racing [machines'stored there, and, they were taken out just In the nick of time. Specially built machines that have giv en entertainment and excitement to many thousands of people. [ After the rain, the split log drag is the thing to use to fill the boles In the roads. It does seem thut at the tuoi v.l. vi,?/ cri; in? iiiirr iu the county could have at leaBt one, a home-made one, to wark the main road through 'his farm: - "London and Paris"?That Is the hesitation : sign in ? uni. of a n?j~w place on West Wbitner. Then yon dip in and glide iilty> .a new suit made by linger, who tells all about it in his ad. derson'bakery has .imported a wizard, in the matter (Ot.^m&?g M*#4?3VyP^8> cakes and WBiF wOMeV^lwfc%n\ short notice. .This pie factory should ship all over this part ol thp Satet?and Georgia. . .The HOttse oT'Mjeteay at the JPal metto; Theatre puJUed well despite the rajn Thursday,, .The picture was all that was promised by Manager Pink ston. This kind'of picture Is usually a winner..*'" :'" ' Vrnb^Bh ff^Mrsblp to End, - St. ]u^^f^}MghfX?.--JTti6 receiver ship of ^he%n^tahRellro?ld is expect ed to end ,by A$hK$f and a reorgani zation qf- the cofiapany is expected' by that time, aecorui?g to a statement made today by' si, attorney for the road to the Missouri public utilities commission. Orioles Win Second Game. Fayetteyllle. ??. C, March 19?The Baltimore Orioles won their second victory of the training season over the Philadelphia Nationals here this af ternoon by a score of 4 to 3. The winning run was scored with two men o?i In the ninth inning. A y Ice flame This. Jacksonville, Fla. March 10.?The Philadelphia American League team and the-Chicago National League club played nine innings here today with out result, the score Oeing 8 to 8. The game was railed at the end of the ninth inning on account of darkness Gould Wins Championship. ' Philadelphia,1 USwoh 10.?Jay Gould American amateur court tennis cham pion, won the open professional cham pionship of the world here today from George P. Covey of England, the pro fessional titlo holder: -4-.? Appointed Ad?ls^ry Engineer. Albany, N. Y? March 10.?Gov. Glynn today announced the appointment of Brig-Gen. W. WL Rossel 1, a former chief engineer of the United States army ,-.s an advisory engineer in the highway department. .? * ? * * * * * # * * > * * CLEANUP WEEK * The ijmi\ peop?e: : I? ? ill. 11<|I> j^^v^.w * are very enthusias- * * tic over, "clean-upk ? * week" said Mr. F. * * M. Burnett, Wed- * * nesday. - The con- * * test will close Sat- * * urday. The mill vil * lages will be ai * most spotless, for * .* the people will take * * much pride in their * * homes. * * * * *?# * * * * * ? * * The halflfdllar and cravat are the key note of one's appearance. Keep these points keyed up 'to 98 pet cent efficiency or you are not doing yourself ?justice. Patched underwear is "honorable economy'9 but to neglect the conspicious points mentioned above is an error of judgment. Jonn B. Stetson^points with pride at the selection of his,hats awaiting you here. Hats with that distinct individuality? just the thing to "top off" your Spring at tire. Two dollars buys a good hat here, ah Evans' Special. Three dollars buys'a hat designed especially for us in the latest colors1 and shapes ' worn in New York $3.50 buys you a bat just a little "niftier," just a little better quality than is found in any hat not bearing the Stetson brand. Nothing can add or detract more from your appearance than the way you dress your feet. You will find the solving of your footwear troubles easy here for we have worked out the problem for you. The Unequaled qualities and styles here in patent leathers, tans, vicis and gun metals that we have selected with great care from such makers as Hanan, Howard & Foster and Snow are sure to be a fulfillment of* your requirer ments. They are ready now. $3.5o $4. $S, $6. ; SEND I S YOUB MAIL ORDERS We prepay charges ob all mail orders when cash, check or moneyorder eccompanlen order. *Ti!E ^??^ YTlT?i A ????gC?E??CE?" Announcing a 15 % Reduction in Automobile Insurance. V rt:J Where cars are equipped wjth a Pyrene Fire Extin guisher all insurance companies allow a reduction of 15 per cent in rate. ->. .. - m. This liberal profit on your investment in an Extin guisher and the protection" fof the uninjured por tion of your e<ir. makes buying quick* with the busi ness man. >.-j :/ A Pyrene will be an addition to the Appearance of your car; it's only i^itiG^'in length and 3 inch?s in diameter, finished inWner brass o?njckle. ?n inquiry by maii or phone will bring you infor mation as to how mucTFyou'H profit by the reduc tion on your present arid future insurance bS?SS $7, : r NI&KEL $8 pyrene ?mi?m south I 3tf i