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--.-i| Lost Uiamond" AT THE PALMETTO THEATRE TO-DAY In Three Big Reels-NATURAL COLORED-Presented by the Eclectic Film Co. This lin illing and sentimental drama enacted principally in the wild jungles is one of the best ever produced. D ?'n ' t miss it, or you'll miss a treat. In One of our programs condense three or four evenings of entertainment into ;one-* Blending Comedy, Sentimental Drama and Tragedy in proper proportions. See program for fourth reel. See this feature today, for an evening of real enjoyment for 10c, ?*Xtie IVIan Tir?t F?ut Tire 'MOVE' In Movies." .w--.?.???mil. tm.?????? i , i ?.JW.m Adelaida Lawrence. T1IHBB ?r ihe Heiresses who are often min oil KaleDi lilma are Miss AilolaIde Lawrence. Miss ?tull? ItOHtnd nuil tata* Anim Q. Nilsson. Mnny lntorostluji one and two reel Hims display their neting. Tile M ..!!..;!.! y.i?r. ck munition wan the only picture concern to send Ita ramera men with Colonel Roosevelt on hi? Mouth American trip. Th*y BOA. cceded in securing interesting scenes on the steamer on the wey down and In Sont h America. The film shows the int?mate ?Jd? of Brasil, which hos ???* er before been jhown on the screen, the lepejfa colony at< Trinidad ana ninny beautiful South American nature picture?. The success thnt has already attend ed the recent release of George Klolne's ?rn nm fixation of the opera stor^ "The Murringe of Figaro," hes Ruth Roland. induced Kleine tri follow it ap with "The Barber of Jbvillo," in which the Hame characters nppehr nnd which le (tuite an noteworthy for 'ts beautiful settings and* costuming. Spnrtnnburs. H. C., a town of .17,000 Inhabit.-.,its, hon s ts of foo? motion pic ture theaters that would-be a credit to any' larger city. One of the greatest novels in Amer*, can literature is Oliver .Wendell Holmes* "Klsie Venncr." It is solid commendation, therefore, to say of the three reel screen adaptation made for Kennedy Features by Arthur Maude that it maintains the high level of drama and psychology upon which tho famous study of tho consequences of heredity moves. . - ..^*npnleon.,. made, by Cines, bas Just been placed on the American market by George Kleine through his branch offices. "Napoleon" isuln eight reels. -. .rm,.A?? LV ' ' '' Ann? Q. Nilsson. nnd fairly bristles with spectacular battle scenes. 'Throughout the picture rios a love story centering about the evil influence exercised by tbe famous Mme. de Longueville and a certain Imrop often criticised lu tbe blstory of those days. . John Pelxer. for many years with Edison an;*. mers recently with tho General Film company, is now with Pattie ns sales manager. !c!SSS, ~hs piaj'o vii a roe ter leads for H arno Hims, is quite as ac complished a sculptor ns he is an ac tor. lils stn ge experience he obtained in Germany, where be was born, tn the r?mpanles of Joseph Kains and the futuous Sonnenthat. Thereafter he prosecuted sculpture with earnest nets until bis entrance Into filmdom. "TheGovernor's Ghost" is Mr. Hoi mea' , latest vehicle. He ls also remembered for .his parts tn "Man and Woman." "The Worker." "Cards," "lu tba ?f?ftcb" sod "A Dog gone Baron." ? ?"?-,, ),,? '.I I" muan ---1 Clean up and paint up. Don't J wait on your neighbor to show you tow nice lia can make hi? home look by pai ritin? tin wilk "T?^f^ ***** Country" paint. Anderson Paint. & Oolor Co? Blcckley Bldg. Phone 647 liena up and Paint up I kill Will Youl I 1 Ul ? Plants a. ? - f \ -of- t \ Wood's [ 3 BRIMMER I < _ f k Tomato k < ? < 20c per. doz. jj ] 3 doz for 50c. k ] &8S Marshall Arenue, f j Pnone KIT* ? A Members of fteriits Telegraph L I OeHfeo. L '?/'?y *y y y "gr,*y m*'ay v# ?* *...>'** . V* * . * ? a ? e ? KirsSESI KISSESI * * Just receired a freah ?hip- . * moni. ?iirck and IVML flv*t rantu * * QU art. ,VT?i ara making ice cream - * everday now * .IK?' cB?sfi ??ra co * Phone ??4 . I uou ... THEATRE I ???/Ou "V.?uj tn -riff? TH ii, r ? H lt L t I KWflWB"-Al*? a .Homedv. TODAY'S PROGRAM. FOR TUB FAMILY HONOR Mux '.: reel ?>mm? that uri!! appeal toali featuring Bob Leonard and*Has c?Saukiiuin. SLIM BECOMES A i'OOK Frontier coraody. THE FORTH PROPOSAL Rsx. A brilliant farce comedy wRh Bob Leonard and Betty Shade. Coming tomorrow ?THE ACID TEST* 2 reel Victor with Warren Kerri s*n. Coming Saturday **THK LEGEND OF THa FASTO? TRIBE' 2 reel 101 Bison with Wm. Clifford. Cal! on A- M. Sharpg & Co. wben in the market for FIRE INSURANCE GET THr BEST t ELECTRIC ... THEATRE . TODAY'S PROGRAM. THB CHTCIULK American Western Drama., ll LOB ? OP WHITNEY DUBKEL Majestic Drama. Ti"'-. Ni'?i?iSTiT? I?LLi? Thanhouser comely. PA 88 ION 8. HE HAD TH BEE Keystone Comedy. 4 REELS-10c. Mutual Movies Make Time Fly. .' ^ ' '. PALMETTO TODAY'S P BOO BAM. TUE LOST DIAMOND Eclectic. Soccial three mel feature in NATURAL COLORS. One cf the bert ol ita kind yet shewn In Ute city. See ad on top of page. THK P4Jt;? i>P PHEJ?r???i'H Imbin Drama. V Foaturlng Rosemary Theby, tn a sen timental drama full of heart ' throb*. Intcsely interesting and exciting. One of th? best Lubln dramas yet pro duced. ' THE MAN THAT PUT VHS MOVE IIN MOVILES. --~- ' ' ~* ??te Job to Politician. Norfolk, Va., April 1.-Miss Mattie It, Tyler, grand-daughter of bohn Tr ier, tenth pr?sident of the United Sutes, iv?ay surrendered the Court land, Vs., postt?Bce, which she aaa bald for ?lateen years, and turned over Its affairs to H. A. Williams, appoint ed by Postmaster General Burlcson, from civil service. A sack of our 8-4-4 on your lawn gras? wii? improve fy wonderfully, it will also give thc leaves on your trees ar additional luster. Ttite wil please any Civic Asso ciation. Anderson Phos phate & Oil Co. * ELECTRIC CIT * _J * Items of Interest and Person i * Wireless on the Si ? f S f X f if. if. if, if. if. if. if Count)' Doctors ' I M?t Y enter jay, I The regular meeting ot thc county I medical society .took place yesterday morning. The only action of Interest 1 to the public taken by the board yes terday was the action endorsing the Board of Health of Anderson tn the course that body is pursuing for a cleaner city. The society elected delegates to the state convention to bo held in Flor ene?, April 14-16, as follows: Dr. C. F. Ross, R. Les Sanders und J. C. Har ris, with the following as alternates, Dra. J. O. sanders, W. K. Nardin, H. H. Harris. Mrs. OURS?? Hus Qone to Baltimore. Mrs. B. B. Gosoett left yesterday for Baltimore where she goes to place her little non in John HopklnB hos pital for treatment. The boy has been taken to the Institution once before and lt ls boped that the trip will re sult ultimately in his geing' entirely ] cured. Mrs. Gosaett is siso to visit relatives in Annapolis, her old home,, before her . return to Anderson.,, -O- ... ;. T -, Hope* ?s<>fjea , Also .Raraed. William Laughlin, whose pretty home on South Mah) street was re coptly destroyed by fire, is having a j new .hou?a-built on thc same site, eq ually aS'pretty and commodious, as the old dwelttag. The new?house? is to | cost appraxima^oly"?JjV?l andr'Will be modom i in rovsjpy, detail. Mr. Laugh? | lin sald^yostero^.'attat he thought some. D?L4?iS. *'?t?os 'nrastN have been boodees ?sad that hs sincerely, hoped thaf: tha'bi particular p??te, whatever it .may i have beau, has*'gouo ,up in smoke? ?together with ' the remainder of his belongings, . --o-?n. w Inpi.'rMftftSe i Is raft,RateoTfriag. _ _. "a/v. A. C. ?GR,-Gac ,t?? w iiiiumaton, waa in Anderson yests/day and says : that, 'he . Ia - now ,faat recovering from injuries he. sustained iait week whea l ',<*, fell ... an Aa?vt?bviu aima. Cupu r? McGee bas only one leg. having lest'j th? Othef ll? S baltic ?uf:H=s %V?i' Between the States, and ?he store he entered last week had a freshly oiled floor. When he stepped on the sleek floor be sustained a fall, his leg be ing severely brulGed. Capt. McGee bas ? number of friends in Anderson and they will all be relelved to learn that-his Injuries were not serious, aatwdff SPARKLES Anderson Woman Hud Operation. Mrs. Ruth Dixon underwent an oper ation in a tireen vilo hospital Tuesday I and yesterday was said to be getting | along nicely. She is under the care of Qr. Jervey, a w ^11 known epecisllst and it ls boped that tba trouble she I ha's been having with ber eyes will bel reliovad sin rn tH? c?1^" *'o~ iC? ' formed. Owing to her advanced age, ! the operation waa considered a very delicate one. Misa Sudle Martin cr this i ct ty was at the bedside o? the pa- J tioni. _____ Martini Grocery V?i!? Hoon t'?if'?. Marlin's grocery store, P. D. Martin, proprietor, will be tbs newest Indus try for North Anderson. Th 3 build ing to be occupied by this new concern J ls now practically completed and Mr. Martin said yesterday that he hoped io be able to open UP by April 1">. This store will be a credit to North Ander son and, doubtless JU- paying business proposition for Mr. Martin. Cadet Acker ? ~ Is on Sick l eave. Gladstone Acker, a cadet ut Clemaou College, ia in the city for a few days* stay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Acker. Mr. Ack?r has, been suffer ing a gr^at deal from a number of carbuncles and i>?3 been doable to at tend to bis duties at tba college on that account. His friends trust that he may soon be recovered. . Travelling Mea Recette Wanting, Carda have W>?n received In Ander son and all other towma of thia sec tion, seat out hy the National Hotel. Aseoclatlon, in which travelling man are advised to mles Atlanta and not i out? their Lripo'fajr t?i?i city wurlng the motin g of the Shrine ia May. It ls understood that every a vail abs? room will bo nt mi? M ta t.Uo ?uf^re e? the 86,000 Shrinsrs In'Atlanta for the meeting and theretorejt WU? be tfopos slbl* for the Atlanta'irtpte?e lo look but for their transient guest?. Y SPARKLETS * _ * ii Mention Caught Over the * ree ts of Anderson * IW. W. Smoak Is j Back lu Anderdon. I W. W. Smoak, business manager of thc Intelligencer company returned I yesterday from Wal ter boro. Mr. Smoak twas seized with an attack of pneu monia while on a business trip to Col inton county and bas been confined to bis bed there for the last month. That he is able to return to Anderson how and resume bis duties bore ls a source of much gratification to hie friends. He is practically recovered and after a few whiffs of Anderson county air he will be himself again. -o l'canots Again Lured *BIg John.?? John li- Kay, better known in all parts of Anderson county as "Big John" has again tendered his resig nation ?? ci Bwai? on tho chaingang and was yesterday moran.? present id with a bag of ground pr a?, goobers, peanuts and pindera, together with a four-foot stick of candy. .' T'.ie presen-: ii?lion was made by J. MACK King. Mr. Kay is a splendid guard and has done [very efficient work while he has been connected with the chaingang s'iuad. Ho was succeeded yesterday by an other very capable men. James H. Uampey, formorly sor?^aat of the i chaingang. ? r1-n Frank Bred Uta* *t? Jacksonville, j ,C. Prank Reod.who baa bean spend ing some time In the city,, loft yester day for Jacksonville, Fla., to resume his duties With the coffee house with v?hiih hs is conocted in Florida. Mr. Reed is a splendid . salesman and Utanda highly with his firm. lit- --o George McConnell Jtepprts for; Duty. George McConnell,' one ol the main stays of the' baseball club, left yester day for Charlotte whoro he will Join hi*.'team (Buffalo) and report for sprfcs practice. ueip'ro his depart ure yesterday George, Bald that be felt in fine shape and thought he was al ready "flt" for the coming mason. He [expects this searcy U, Lj & l*aau-:? j lye?r with bim. Ms.-ebd Mrs. Frank . ?Reed have moved into Mr. McConnell's ?home on Franklin street . for the I spring and summer. Jim Alfred Ia A New PoaUlon. James Alfrod Bailey, formerly otis of the genial saloam -n at Martin's drug store.has accepted a similar posi tion with the Red Cross Drug storo and yesterday entered upon lils new dudes. Jim Alf ls.a splendid clerk apd h3 will make the Red Crass a valuable mau. S. M.. Wotto wi?T~? ?Judge Contests. S. M Wolfe, a well known,member; of tho Anderson bur, has boen selected as,on) of the judges for tho Piedmont Oratorical Contest which ls an event of Friday and Saturday, in Greenville. The other, two .luajr?* ?? ssjiciinscd Ii wm Greenville yesterday will be Hon. H. K. Osbornes of Spartanburg and W. H. Scott of GreenvUle. An Andereon1 boy will speak at the oratorical meet, representing the local high school and mach interest is now bein;* manifested. ny inn nigh acbool students. . , " HIGH SCHOOL TO BE REPRESENTED Oratory Heard hi Greenville Fri-1 day Night and Track Maat Takes Place Saturday . . Tho Anderson High School will ba wall represented at the events to br held In Greenville Friday and Satur day ie connection with the Piedmont Jtmtorical contest. Jerome Bock, who ?Mb speak for the local high school, is expected to make a splendid effort aud I? sure to crowd some one for tho first place; while tbe following yo'?u* ?Ma will appear at the athletic meet on Saturday for the A. H; 8.: Dan iels, Bruce, Boweft, Ballon tine and Cromer. Mine schools-aro-io take part in the two daya program and none of the local boys fe*! S5t<5 tixnt *h*y will hs able to win.. They do not know just what tba strenn>h of toe various schools may prove to be be but the? Qajta.sure Uiat they w*li be able make a creditable shearing for Ander- j SOI?. ' And w,e arc confident that "The Gul? Hy" has possibilities that few of Ihose > vt who .?peed by dream of. WATCH IT. o PERSONAL^. o o .o 0000000060000 ; Miss Sallie Norris rms- returned to her home in Westminister, after ? thrje weeks stay wtttt;.relatives in Aversen. _ ^ >'*****?'? J. M. Halley of the Broadway" see-^ a. few hours. .W. J. Waters -A Anderson, Boute 4. was' among tho business visitors in the city yesterday. i larry. Oelsberg has been jtj^nding several dava .fa? E|>i?rii>ii frionas. W. t?. Cox of Hones ?aUt spout a tew hours in the city?ye?terday on business, C. iJ. watson or starr thc "*C?? ?n0WT> V?sS?vrp i?, ??i? Oily jrwe terday. Mrs. J. J, Glenn or^?dy Sprangs was shopping in Anderen?, yesterday. Miss Anulo Shirley.af Belton was snopping tn the city yesterday. .>- ? .fohn A. Bolt waa ant?&g the. Ander son farmers to visit? the city yester day. T. M. Felicra of j&ft&ar- spent ? few hours In' the clij^Ml?rday.' "" J. C. Nallv. a wnll k?bwn Anrter son farmer, was in th< on business. J. J. Locke of. Greenville was mt btiratsss visitor ia tine'etty yester Col. Lt E. Campbell of the Kureka section was in the city ybjsjerday. Oart Shirley tba Long Branch denian H. ?;nHes of jgrs ip tho yesterday, a gaes? Wt *** Ghiquola ?hn Hanks of the Long Branch Frank Cunningham ha? returaed fr? his home in Grenville, after a visit hero to his mother, mr*. Sallie Cun ningham. Cadet J. Van Moore nf Clomaon College was hen last night for the Inspection of tho Palmetto Hilles. Mra. J. F. Geer and children are tlnn won J- ?bc di? ?ZfZZTim.; wir visiting Mrs. Gear's parents. Mr. and Mrs.. T. D. Poe re la Westminister. C. F. Martin of Neal's Creek spout yesterday in the city. Iv % L. Tate or Martin township was' a business visitor to the e4ty yesterday. W- Ri Johnson, a business man of ii-"- l-.--. --j----. ;o?v?i?stjr in An derson. Lee Owens of Bishop's Branch spent ><::it?rduy In tho city on, business, - vf . ML-A. .Honeyc??^e! Sire Torin, ?poni. v hours ip tho city yesterday nn Dusincss. ^ A BACHELOR TAX. Has Been lmpefed by the Cerera*Mtt of Austria. ' Vienna. April I.-A flor a parliamen tary wrangle continuing,, o*^.- K year tho new income ?-a;> tf passed on the Austrian taxpayer flnds himself in . sympathy with the Amer lean citizen tn figuring cat th?. worst that cac befall him under the terme of th? n?? t*r. The taxing of Incomes is net ^Jpw thing in Austria but the revised system bas so many new points that it Win bract Ice Hy bc beginning ??1 over Agjgin. The new law will exempt aitosasner mer? th-* :\ unit ? mi?jion ci Ule pt^fcfit taxpayer-, but will BO taise thej ?te af taxation all around that an in creased revenue may result Thc!chief Improvement ls in favor of tbsfyar man; and the burdens fall hoav|diBl|>* UK tho bachelors aijd person? w|t|kat children and persea? with mcomog of more than 92,000 a gsa*. The bachelor tax requires that snob per^oiw u?vir>s uw?itj?y dopa?utng up .m ihenv will have to pay nTteea Dsf ceai.. u?di'-?oaai cn tac amount of Uielr iooon> tax. Also persons having only one other to pr?vido fer, sven a? married persons withoutes)H3ren, will bsfre<-(Utrg<l tn pay addition ra ten per cent