Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PAGE FIVE Do you know that an Electric Fireless Cooker eliminates 7S per cent of the drudgery of cooking. If you have any doubts phone 223 and w? will prove it by actual test Electric cooking is better than coal, wood, gas or or kerosene, because there is no heat, dust or odor, and its cheaper too. Southern Public Utilities Co. DON'T PAY RENT j T^ke advantage of our offer' and be a home owner. ANDERSON REAL ESTATE ft INVESTMENT GO. fi. H. Hoi lou, L. S. Horton, President V. President W. P. Marnhull, Sec ' _:. Own a Home in College | View. Condensed statement of the finan cial condition ot The Bank of Anderson! Anderson, S. C., at tts close ot busi ness, March 4, 1914, as shown bj] I statement made to the State Bank Ex aminer: HE SOURCES: LoanB and Discounts ..$ 1,036,641.02 Overdrafts. 16.6S7.26 "Bond and Stocks ...... 3,630.00 ?Real Estate .. .. .. ... 313,540.00 Due from Banks aud Bank ers. 53.654.V0 Cash and Cash Items .. 24,919.00 Total.51,175^72,38 1,1 ABILITIES : Capital Stock P?#l In.. .;$ 150.000.00J Surplus Fund-. 150,000" Undivided Profits .. .. 76.4$9u_ Dlvidends Unpaid .. . . 244.00 Deposits, Individual 8745.970.1. Tlannolfi flu ?lr M9D&i? . Tota".. .. . .f i,l?5,973.CS solicits your eccounut Pays interest ss. Sav ings Accounts. ^uu-i The Bank * of Anderson The Strongest Bank In the County SAFE SOUND ' PBOGBS&TTEl Don't lict Prejiidic^ Stand in the Light of Yow Child's Success In the days. . children's! glasses w ett \ makeshifts ?on mimili WCII Il?V? IlC?il?lCu ?uvUi glasses for them. To-day when our. glasses wade es pecially for an?* ?Uod to your chil dren mesa better * school work, hap-, py, healthier and belter behaved youngsters, you cannot afford to hosl-i . tate. i B?? . a-^g. ^ftz" ;:.?d ether ocular defects which our ?toases will rel (eire, handicap children av afflict-! ed. Hits' Prescriptions Fiiied. cilia'' who Jsnows Ol I E. ???LEH?L& ALL EXA??NAljlONS FREE Walter EL Keese l^e Progresa?v? Jewelry St or? : "V?W8 . ., . maxAHMUt af tao Hie:Ear, Nese *! ? aad 'TWoas ~ ?M??t rum "1 * Hearst *| .tas.taia.auS a* mi? 8lt?j3H .... -j-1 . ?*ce*; 308-10 ?leckt?? Ilsjlcla? *? * 'Jiveaiaga.oTi*^^ * ?J . ANDEJBSOli? S. ft... * ?V After ihe Successful "Clean-UP" Campaign in the Mill Villages, Comes the Natural Successor, the Contest for Prize^ for; the Best . Garden's. The Cartoonist of The Comiari, C W. Fant, Shows That the Boys are Getting Intrested. In addition to'the Y. M. C. A.'s Prize Offer, the Brogon, Riverside and toxaway JWHIS, eacnis ?rieririg iso in u?sn Frizes. Plant vegetables, Haye Plenty tor the Table, Have Attractive Homes and Perhasp Some Vegetable; Td Sell. % . '.ty,fr .'**. . . i .' _ .-. - ? ?_?. TALK NOW HEARD OF AMAIEUBJASEBALL OTHER TOWNS GETTING READY FOR SEASON STOUCH AT WORK Anderson May Organise Team to Compete "With Greenwood yttear/ ??file The bright. Anny days of the last I ?cw weeks broKht to liaht the feet I that all baseba*n spirit in Anderson, ia not dead. It has certainly been asleep and one could hardly believe th** it le very wide^fejafee yet, sst still there are a few fansjdeft'clamoring for the national game. ' lt ls new pro posed that Anderson organize either.a semi-professional or a' strictly ama? tour team to p'ay two or three games legch; week' here.-j ? There is nc little, material and lt nr a* foregone conclu isipn- that Anderson people would go< ?out to see thjfu'vhomo hopes" play eren 'though' they^would not care'for a pro*, fsssional gamo. . ?' Grefenw?* has already ' organised and is getting a team into ehape. Tho following is what <he. Greenville NBWS hasJto say of fitobch's activities: / "Tommie" C. Btcucli, erstwhile man-' ager of the Greenville baseball club pfij^Woll known, thtjo'?jghout the coun try as a baseball player and manager, ?has denied the resort that he will man age the McKceapoVt, Pa:. Cub this sea son; Stouch said yesterday:, f, "It la true thai ?he nsjesident of the Pennsylvania ' anrfc safest Virginia leaauo haa mad? ma un r\tf?>r trt m mn ?ago tho ?fcKeesport club and while I ? was tempted to acspt /be offer I have since decided thas Ii win ' remain in Greenville. I havaoarefully surveyed the local baseball Vwatlon and have come to thc conclusion that l can or ganize a fast amateur team here and will pH tty club against Greenwood, .?tui?c. oL-'CJ uiauurn ana oiirer Eijch towns during the season. I will try tu ar ranga for two JtattSse Sn week, or a igame each Saturday*arrearV "Thc trutb ot the matter is the erst while manager loves Greenville. Hie famtiy is here, too, ania If ts not likely that he wjl! leave the city any time koon. "Tommie," aa-ha ts known in tho baseball' world, usa played and ? man managed baseball in the east and south for 20 ywu^. fcf^? bj^k st last "settled*' In Greenvin? and it ls vor? ?likely nc will stick to bia "home town?' tbjaxT stay out of-bascy)pi$ unless ho eau be connected with a profssslcmal club ?put out by this city. - 1 "Tommie" Mft?Ojyeateril?y that Athens and Greenwood had erggateed fast amateur teams and stated that he would play these; Miff *du*?ng tho f.ummer. He aaa devoiopea many players in and near Greenville and wi? 5$??feiy put other* out in "big? baxoba??; before be qttttd' thc gtusn^mf ' I good. To '"Tommls'l Stench ' ls du?, moro than 'any ptjerjltae credit of find THE LOST T?!AMfO?*I> , 3 r?e?r> aataral Color VAIJteTTO THEATRE Toaraday, April 2nd. ? o o o o o o o o o o o o lng Joe Jackton and showing the base ball magnates what he could,do. "Greenville will have*baseball nert year if fighting connie for anything, and It is probable that Stench will fig ure prominently in getting . together tba club.' Miss. Carlington Has Been itt. It was stated In The Intelligencer of yesterday that. Mles Garling ten had inspected the Wllliamston schools oil Monday. This waa an error, as Miss Garlington was ill and did not mako the trip, as Intended., Miss GarUng ton has been suffering with a severe *t tack og tho grip for three weeks. REV. K. CL FINIiAY TO SPEAK HERE Popular Columbia Pastor to De Cornerstone Rev. Kirk mun G. Finlay, rector ot Trinity church in Columbia, and on$j of the beBt known ministers in South Carolina, has accepted tho invitation io deliver the principal address at the laying of the cornerstone of the new Elks' Home lu Anderson. Ae letftsferfl waa received Tuesday by the commit tee recently appointed to. secure an] .orator, in vwhich. Mr.. Finlay uceptedl the invitation. - -j This event will be oar April 16 and J the/Services wiil be very impressive hiisrestihg. Ths ritn?listic work, will be a feature. It was said last 'night that a general Invitation I had! ben extepded to ail lodges ot the state tb be present for the ocaaaiori and it is probable that, there will be A number of prominent Elks from vari ous parts of South Carolina la Ander son on that date. The local lodge was fortunate in be ing ame to secure Mr. Finlay. He ie mw Sp?CSdid vpv?mvTT . ?Ttu wu! UJM^y a great impression upon his hearers, when he comes to Ander sou. Ho was once rector at Clemson Col toge, and fmany friends in Anderson. TCHED BATTJ-E .??-?T*"*, a v sw?*^?2*w*l ivavxA^ l/ft I 1^ IVS O 1 Axe Hannie Was Chief Weapon \ in Set-to Between Two Well Known Anaerson Folk A pitched ha'.'V} occurred lc Antic - ' -?n Mo,.?n> .dgiit and the tw?v partie-: pants :jr? ttsp?i*Ihie for jfe-v.t -tbv?. tmnr.? time, tA.t tr- up lu noir-.* cerct' v.vterday tn I ? cr' ig the Ott Ut?t' ; o .lic? ljir?ft*r sj i*?ar the listad* ?f > H. Golly and C N Situer?an, ehiirge? *<.!? iiiioi**toi ly conduct. Itsoe?na tn*; Gully, who ls a barber, entered Suth erland's store Monday night and anada I tn. -T^t;c~t thst z. check bs c?wh?d for him. The proprietor of tho store re Ipnd the request and then hot wonda, were passed. Gully Alleges that he had started to Have the store, after ottering a fight, when the latter sott ed sn ?xe handle and fell upon hin). Gully suffered a broken band and his head wss severely cot. took up about two hours' time and re- j snlt'fd In Sutherland hoing fined $10 while Gally was taxed 85. However, this was not the end of the essa, sjsr* later In the afternoon Gully secured a warrant from Magistrate Broadweil, charging Sutherland wstn aesatttt and bittery with 3nt?t to kill. When ar rested the. d?tendant appeared hetoro J axagtetrate and put op bond for hi? ap-j pcArsnce In the sum of 1200, DERSON YOUTH WILL JEROME BECK pN ^THE DE FENSE OF JOHN E. COOK Local School ??y Has Fino Chance of Winning If?,, Oratorical Conies* ? representative of the ,Anderson High School, Jerome Beck, who aili gc tc ?Jrec**v???c next Friday ?.cd Sat urday to participate in the Piechuont. Or?tc*?eai contest, has ? . eploadid chance to win, according w> thor? ] who have lizard ??r. Beck's oration. j The oratorical contest will be held 1 tn Use auditorium cf the Greenville Female College, beginning at 8:30 o'clock. Thc auditorium ^il-bo *axed to capacity "aa it hrs boen On similar occasions in the past. The pupils ot each school will be on hand with their colore &nd will make their presence known with the school yells and in other ways. The rivalry on such oc casions is always lptonse. The athletic meet will be held Sat urday at League Park. The prelim inaries will be held in the morning at PflHrTTryflBBTnT 'tm um "**~ 5 o'c"eek in the afternoon. Dr. Calhoun of CUemson College will have charge ot j athletic events. ar*Mteslon fee ot 15 cents for ran anti 25 cents for adults will bo chargod for the oratorical and also the track meet . This fee ls solely ia* ardor .that the ex of the occasion may be met hundrad SD^?lve*hundr?d visitors will pe? rn?^ey*6hy for tho oratorical and athletic to.ents. Entertainment tor] those wno.come from the'. * several schools wll be accorded by Fiirmau University!, Furman Fitting Cchool, Centr?! High school and Y. KL C. A. -, . Urdgg nf Snnit lr lng. The ?^etters their ?MM*^ ?_??d the order in which they apeak in thu contest Friday night at 8:30 o'clock Ia bare gittea: PORM^;idy : - chiin?^38*?**r*r Subject, "A Soldier of France." S 2. Bealey: Osborn o Williams,! speaker. Subject.. "Tho WlHMlraWal from the Union,''ny Jefferson Davis. 3. Fountain Inn. (Not yet an nounced.) i 4. Seneca : WUHe Austin., * 8ttbject, ."Death ot a Traitor," by George Lap pf>rd. . : |^g|feWVtatminater: Pritchard Payseur. atrbieo^tAtnarica's MUstOn." by V/. j. fi ryun. ' 6. Furman' Flrtteg Seheo?: P-iyv.-" ?tense of Hooper.' high school : Hoary Antony'r crs-ticc Caesar." 8. oreac ville : Dakyna 4tpi Subjefe* ?Tsiy?afistber. My tv God," by W. P. Hc-Teer. 5>. RicbardenaNW. ebrsb s abr 9. 'Richland: John Cos. Subject, "Tho Death of Lafayette," by Sergeant Prentiss. ^ J .Sflie Judge*. The iudgse for th!? contest are rne of Spf-Ttaabvrg, ?mon ano Uralter M. " Ff htea. Which wino first place trophy esp given ?wder Compaoy C. *C Band of ibis city. Tho cup le now held by Walhalla. The speaker who. wins drat plane will not only take til IB honor'io his ti schcol, but will also receive tor him self a gold medal given by Mr. H. En del, of thia city. The winner of sec ond place wil be awarded with a medal given by Dr. Smith of Eaaley. The pleasure of the event at the &. F. C.. will be enhanced by the music which will be furnished by thc Swift Orchestra. J. C. DUCKWORTH WILL REPREsran EQUALIZATION BOARD HELD MEETING \> . ? ? ' . . ? RouTiNiF BUSINESS! Several Appeared Yesterday to Register Complaints Before 'The Board Thc equalization board for Anderson county convened In the court house yesterday shortly after noon, and 'took up thu regular order of business. Winston Smith, county auditor, read the minutes of the meeting held on March 24 last year and these wert* adopted with a fer: alterations and corrections. c 'il A number of complaints were heard I from various sections ot the county,, ou the raising of the figures in these districts, but happily, lt was possible to adjust all of these by the confer ence between the representatives of the parties concerned. ? The meeting waa presided over by John G.Harris^of Belton, while J. T. I TTf??i.? ?loo of o??io?, wnm sv?octeo ssl ftacratarv of the meeting. These gen tlement filled their offices in a mau uer to meet with tbe approval of the d?l ?gation. Oho ot the most Interesting actions taken at the meeting yesterday was that of selecting the represent? live i ?rorr, Ariav?T?mi ?uui:u io R?inni? ihn1! .sseting cf tbs State SviU??i<>?tioa Board, which meets in Columbia next month. The convention took a vote on this and selected* J. C. Duckworth of Williamston. Hr. Duckworth was the representativo from Anderson county last year and no more efficient man.''* ?said have been found for this duty. The explanation of the several com plaints lodged with the meeting yes terday ia ht the fact ?' at thia is *h year for the re-asses::, ug of ta? iwl estate* values of tho county. tbh comes but once every four years and had it not been for thia fact the meet ing would probably, have been of short duration, and wiuid? have adjourned in muck shorter time. ANDERSON MEN J LOST RELATIVE Message Received Here Tailing of I ? the Death of Jae. R. Fagot'' j i In Atlanta I ^.tvawrsssswssaBrssswsaal ? ; -o- . James Xl. Padget, a relative Ot Mrs. J. P. Sullivan, WI A. Vandiver and J. fl. Vaedtver, died at bia horns ta Atlan ta Monday night, accoro^ a> infor mation received here yesterday.. He *a? 64 yeera of age. Mr. Padget was well known In An ?v?woa. ??u uw ?sniber? o? ??i?mim^ ~ here who will be deeply pained to hear ot his death. . ? " . ' V* :':'.V y can lead a horse to water but YOU can determine just how much an Ad in the paper ie ty r\ rf li Ky tho mciiHc you get from it. YOU possibly haVen't been getting the desired re sults from your adver tising There's a Reason ! YOU can increase your busi npcc_coll at*af_^ a ? . e~ ? ply your every want-by A D V ER T-?-S-I-N-G -?in the Anderson Daily intelligencer \Mt*9-%rg* Got E??* ?' Two Mors Care of Good Mules and Horses JUST ARRIVED. G:ome look them over and se lect thc one you want, there are some extra good ones in this lot; and the price is a small considera tion, as we sell for cash. Davis Brothers -ANDERSON, S. C.' Call on A. M. Sharpe & Co. when in the market for F?RE INSURANCE GOT THE BEST ? KISSES! KISSES! ? . Just received a, fresh rhlp- * . ment, pure end sweet, five cents . . - quart. W? exe makins tee cream * . everday now. * BET? esess i&ace co. . Phone SI? .