The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, April 24, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
BL EASE SPEAKS
of Columbia Record
Special Correspondence:
Spartanburg, April 23.--Cole L.
please made two spceehee here ?oday
one In tho afternoon oed the .otter
tonight. Largo ero wa listened'to him
outline the platform on willoh ho will
make his race ter the senate. Fully
.2.000 jpeopM wer? m front of the court'
house tonight, cheering him.
In both uddyesaos he urged, hts'sup
porters to attende, the pfectuct dub
meeting Saturday and send detegat
<" n,?*^S^:s^^#^^?
wdtiliPV pror^ vady effort to : rawi^tl:
ru? ...-lu^f.-.?kic prjrnary- elections,
wuicfc>hesi?na#4 ?puld be attempt,
ed af the State coli ven tlon which'
moots in Columbia.
120 convicts to release, having ^al
ready extended clemency to over lj&tt.
h^le^Epj|^r?h??aiT^n incident
which lo*t .the mc'bHixet'oii esc?np
in>nt to ihia State. He declarad lie
had written'a letter to the s?cr?t?t
of war, and that Ufr. Garrison had
CCi . bC" CCCr?CC;?C turnen W ?HHWBr
it.. Ho declared "that th? only ones
who are sorry that th? Iule of Palms
has lost the encampment af* .*the
"blind tigers," the gamblers anr th?
keepera Of. Brothels. "He said the
<ncampt??nt would be nothing but a
"grand drunk.'' ?ta referred to.secre.
tnry Garrison a? "a little, pqg< noaa
lie paid his respects to Secretary
Daniels, saying he bad Ked lo th?.-Port
Royal iucideat. He used lansen?
eonuection wl?h j. lames . Jg. Wfere,
editor of rho ??f*r^whicW woaw bf
libelous for a oewap^pfer^o pr?fet. M?
also pafd, -Hts .paspafw to ??wln.^fr
liobiasob . owner ofT^tbe.., Cob?tnbla
:
epnogtjp ta ;tha. publie schools; co?.
pnlaw^^jeAKtatlon ; and ha} . advoeafad
ff eas Red-the crowdj??'Vft^,on?y~fEf$
a man tor "governor who. advocated
thc pnr^ise ?taftse hits fought forv_n
Is
VIH"I? ij^wctn i)Ki<r<?MOT snMari ol'vir
ginia and J. P. Morgan concerning
the wi? of Marth* Washington whick ;
.tk\-$a\^1aaifw?,? posaeealon, waa j
read to the DaughTers of the Auv?rrcaa ,
Revolution today by Mra.- WIKtaHl
5 .-.itera show that tba matter
Was : 'opened- /by' Governor Stuart
through W. Ju McCorkl?. President
of the New York Southern Society tu
March last. In reply Mir. Morja&e$l$
his or.ly-d?sir? wad that the document
should be plaeed where H could be
best pr?eerve# and of most vee to toe
people of the .'United ifcatea. '.-'Kat con
sidering the court house building cf
Fairies fJtMi^^irgtnla^^t^ichi
Gov^rnoa 'Swart desired * Ufr ?dfaujA
ment returaod, and whsre the will of]
.GeorgeWashington newts aa fireproof J
""?;.,< Vvaah.hsg?m'to'rr . j
tba.;Jir^p^ahaQt^vl.^^a^|
region V> Ut?> nation for thy warne dis-j
i>? thi-BA pporwMt?i* mci wlibf
? oval of Governor Stuart, who!
: "'.plc of Virginia I. ..! !>;..? !
. aston's will *ra? a.part]
animate record? of Fait tax j
.ijor Stuart thea ?tf-pcwl
V<*1 his retittcM tkat eora* agreement]
SnfiHK&rrlTOd^at and there appa-j
r*timf?fom&t#t rests sc f.ir tu; ?Ps--.j
. olcia?*d hw e^rraapandencr given' out hy I
fioe? Staad af t'sttoa.
* Wr. 8. W. T'eayraaa, who ia ona of
t'rtS 'PJ^^natijqMmflhtl farmer? in this
twa aeastto. abd now koa a ?arr? stand 1
EDIT*
. ni
Gov. Bleat? Swore Oort Warrant
For Libel Against Editor ol
Columbi* ???an% Rea?r?
^-,^v-'i
Columbi?, April asWames s H.
Moors, Editor of th.? Columbia Renard.'
nei arrested this morai na Jfc^flft
wer ran:?, ?worn^t 1^%?^
trato Rebebe!, by*Franh R^hbrtrb,
charging aim wlih\"wlHfu1ly ah? ma
liciously, and ,with maii?louec intent
<*bjlnatlng. utr*r,ln? ^^0^' and
publishing Min^'SiiM ' statements,
fonrcrnhiB on.' t?ole I. Blouse."
Mr. Moora waa released nuder a
$r>,ooo bond to await court trial.
The arrest of Mr. Moore occurred
shortly before 10 o'clock this morning
la the editorial rooms o fthe Record,
whan Uaputy Sheriff Heise, in the
temporary absence from the city of
Sheriff McCain, came in person to
sente tee napers.
Only the warrant charging a libel?
loua editorial on April 21 waa for?
aalfy served upon th? Editor, Ute
deputy tomporarly retaining the other.
?pa^waO produced, however, before
??Sr. Moora left tile . Record. building
la compaay wita deputy and- a friend
to answer the court summons. ??? There
.ja specific Instances of alleged li
bellous statement^, appearing in the
fteourd the dates;}* lng April 16, and
AJrJl 21. iqi4./Rach of the articloB
referred ta wes published in the ed
itorial eoiumr of, the Record.
In each of the Affidavits, ic is charg
ed that the al leged editorial utterances
had e^ect te-ln4tt|a*The Cole L. Blasse
ip hi? rep?tailonf "birth personal and
pOl(tUtaX IP. vfojatioii of an act of thc
General As*?n?y.
Witnesae?" against thc defendant in
ibo affidavit relatai.io an alleged
libelous editorial, of April 16. are!
- ??, ^^?MLj^?* : ? ir.
CaJdwel|t .LeolajBn^p^r?> "
iHsue of^ApnRnLa^
John 1?. MeLaurio. John J. CalmFreil
H. Dominick and John K. Aull.
w. w. Baa i?4:ja|Ba>- Kohn am
TAFTSA^VA?^
?icaoa
a Bay awi
ie of Mexico with the
the rotted States toe's)
m^S?itbe WWW ?ajan.**,
r^JwWM* Tafl? praaidepi of
-**^;8t*i? and .nowjiwlteseor
f'<TK? ?*w \ Vytvo??M?yvy fUi' ?a ? a?*
iwjfore the students of Hampton
isl *5ho&"^ tonight gave lt as hu
'- that -tn* Vatted;Skates will
send troop* and apead!
f^og.'per day In the eyent tfcat
je deel?re? hy th? l'??!*?d $TfcH??~ J
against Meale o.
. Tho former president talked nearly ]
an hotir. on "Mexican problems" smd,
he exnraaaed the hope that th? Mexi
can Situation would be settle* without
actual -war being eeeiejrerby thin]
country. He declared that in the Phil- '
Hplnes Islands this country found lt
neppeiry to garrison moro -?an 19?.
army posta and expressed the opinion
Ifc?? eiitfiar conditions Wilt be found
fe? Mexico.
He naturally had no fear of tfce out
reara in Mexico before wlth
" the troops after the'army is
War tn M?ilco*r declarad Mr. Taft,
''yli.Weuii real aot?1e> work and the
huilt?jeir
?a iwaie*i<<,l<rie>i Mincers 1
The Daily fCrw*, .
/t^.Ulll^ .j.. _.. _. . . i
1 - - . . ~ r^r nvu ? TTJ,, .'fUJTllVTJ j
th?.calcera of the army and
. Plaeia city and commun'-;
ty there are seora than a dosed |e?a:1
'jM^4old commissions in tpthejL.the
navy or ?rta?. An effort ai
yesterday to get? a completa
the tlreepvllllens and man' of urn vi
cinlty Who aye now ?#rvte* under
thc Stars and Stripes. A partial list
was obtained ?nd ia a* follows;
Capt J. H. $arle of the engineering
cores of me army. He is now on hi H
homo from the Philippine*. > '
.ito Serle, regimental snr&e?tt ia
iSyne, ?fatlone?Sfeat
. Ken. <
?Ma Poe, of the%attieeh(p
-aa.
Ensign Haddon Qccr 0? the battle
ship Vtah.
WllllSi
Ulenia*
rank Mai
or vie army,
i um ero us privo
arte* K?&rd
SAYS
um
R?l*ORTl
1 * i ?
Ljuigb Tal
Learn That Hm Wae Preaump
tMw'&?jb^TQ TiKiUe U S.
<By Associated Prece)
BB Paeo. April ?fca?rel Prep
cUto Ville, heed Pf the rebel mtliltary !
forces .Informed George C. Carothers, |
apeci?! agent o' the ?Ute department,
that be will decline to be.'draggsd Into !
e war w*?h-'4*e Bailed 8tate?Hiy; ??;
jga.3y? t*?o spontoers of in?
<?MfBI5 repeeaebtotlfe? /ratti
WDU'.U laugh at ue if ive went L
-with you. Taay'.would say that
drunkard Huerta ha? drawn them feta'
a tena* aftVlaBftl^> !js?^'*B.)^ ' r-vj
villa said be wasnot,consulted l?j
tbe draf?ag| of t^^jrraaaavjMftj?]
night, and wntcTwarreg^
komewhat hostile Intone^r*?;
Professes "
,Th?reM?l
reported the
partium toatght. that ope of the chief
restons he came itf^ttWW^ fr ?how
the American people that his attitude
was friendly and that h$ did wot fear
out a military est?t?t behind hita.
Oarother? took sapper with Villa '
and ennvnsDed the.situation thorough- '
iy. .- . '.
"Honest," saht tb? rebel ?eberal be
twjNja mfflfaWh t hope the Aa*?r)*
can? bottle up Vera Cruz so tlsin they
?can't <*er get Water, into it, ' Vowr
admiral H doing something it would
itsva taiap ub ? long" tl~va to accbiu-1
hundred w<m>" rai9f Qf the 38?*tJ
iipbjtM' -ini ni ? nrfcini ?ff rtMBiiili
#ott, who scantly pf Port .BrtjcT to*
jfegtte/ assistant of
Villa said he ^st^tffrrsnged -with .alli
rotBtgaere, ?xeepti?^iaray to ship
Mb -uiefr*-**mf?f?nv WimFm)
feyBW.a. war taribwhieh the foreign i
fr? bad ag^aajl JSMgid S^nisfrJbtV
ion .was. nofinolWdW;fn ?be arrange
Bjei$|&?jBfft8^^^ There]
hra ?%Ws?W^re.: rained ?t M&b/*?
; Pijqn?r?,*r 5rSM/mUBU
??fcfl*>atlbl ?gent how in^bPed today j
^IpjyMte of h?? chief to Secretary j
. ?-iv j-sim fT?? UOi viii W??'&MTOtr^J
ed, aa a basis for further - ne*otJ&-{
Hons. Hb:.w?a;esnacUng a reply set*.-,
tlog^ forth tlMmWS^ state .de- j
.WU <? IWIKI.IIIL'W. a??niTD. 1
today, if i? view of the ]
Stellt, again ref tred \o make
Members of the Dies rarty i
preaaad ia? .opinion.-that jp? geaersl
>oiiid ad*
v.-.ifi
a
* . : . ?., Wiftartm* .y&nt^lfra ; .-J
* . o
aaa io??? ?? ? aa aa]
' . .
Tbf TowoV '? Battu was delayed j
beyie aererat ays ?a account of a 1
wsafcwt*. lt jans* up for a load oti
faflUHser." I
\JM&V and rirsj TV? P. Anderson re-j
turned bar" y Saturday after an on
joyab?e ari ben?fici?l eley of three!
and?a bair moatns at St, Petersburgs
'.'.t?tla^a Eda' L?>-; .'? -' T~*'iii_
trude Saundcr^of/And#s^^fc?r? J^tb-3
lego y d?? ?f>W? h^i* fi;fh*?^md some
..- Ca^Vaaaa-'.
?Hi: uu-juften? of !;'?.:<t>;iJ?? Chaowuqua^wBWI?,ft
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.
(Thc Chronicle.)
\Thc ii^prehon,^?. cf lionea. .Patfe-S^irti
agreed ^o. close th.cjc ajaece Q| h'W?i
,;es ut ? o'clocJi cs^'-d^V ty4trjgrj^a;
exceptbetween Mpy 411! u?it? ?"a*
gust i'8th. Th's Is merely carryiOg but
a custom'that hm? n^>i?Ui>wiWWi
several year?.
There will be'au all-day a^in/fc
at Ware Shoals.i?uloa'|?h^^.V>-..
ural Sunday la May.-. ?vaip-hody. I?
cordially invited to attend. The Ware
Shoals trate. will make an extra trip
ia the morning for. the convenience of
those who wish to attend, t
Mr. T. O. Lawton of Greenville, will
apoak at Columbia church n?xt Sira
diy moralngat 11 o'clock. Mr; Lawton
ls.oae Of the leading>'0|gr-^j|^g^/v4S?te^ '
pf the church and tho's<
thc services next SU^^^P^histr.
an interesting and edifying .'atareas'.
Rev. W. j; Foster, pastoro* ihC cli?arch
will ba present and tske:it?i;r
service. ? ^'^819HHS
Mrs. P?ank Walker of Greenville,
visited relative? in Hoaea ? |>a^7ye*
M&jtt's not let another Sunday lind
sightly.
Col. H. H. Watkins, a pro mine?**
member of the Anderson bar, was. here
, today on professional business, ' ?
f.* Mr. John A. Thomson, cashier pf th?
;fesft Telephone company ai
fmmfm^tWIMilMWmmV?^T- h?re
Plank Gaines, the 3-year old s?? of
Mr. Milford Gaines,vwho 'liven In.the
.RC', ?ih? yester?uy
^^HKsHH^RHRHpt ? he .burled
Friendship church,'today.
G. eijr?kac???s. asoka 8uq.
?ia^nwornfiSg arjb'?. Baptist chn?5i.< apd
Sunday evening at the-Chlorals,, mttl
ciimrdf. Xt tdth honra he oellve
ng gospel messages, w?aho?H" a
suggestion of politics.
The many friends qi Mrs, 33. S. Kiig
lpy, who has bec? quite ill" for the
past few weeks will be glad tq learn
?that ber condition han tthowa sqtne
^improvement during ' thc poet few'
'weeks. Sb,? la resting mach easier to
rbay.' ..
! VF .Carey Dugan who holds, a-posl
t:_,~ ,1_ftl-.L -
yteny a t Pi mer's ' Voln t,- Ya\,, i% hpre
[in several years aud his sriaiu..
?an?? i in a v;0 i ^*#gnB~~~~~~~~B~B~"~M|
i Thc preliminary cobiewt for ejit-t
? lng -, representatives mr the. X)*Neail
Oratorical Contest will b* fc?jd in
'school auditorium Metida*
:'8:80'.o'clock'. There wilt hetwp
. :.
Path
Mi
Vv'il?
with
* 4 e a e a . . e e ? ? o e o o a ?
I . ****
<? '? <? O ?. <l O O O O o o o o o o o o
k The following statistic* with refa
caos to He Rico atc f com the World's
vMnjanpc toy ;1?14,: .
'-States * Area i'oj-.id.-Mion
js , Callenta .o&'-'$18,978
Oa^fechc-.
...? ;
-viv...i 'Itf^V .'''.<?'*'*&?
..*:'03.7&? ?67.652
. 2,273 77,701
. 43.285 4?0.147
?75,379
. 605,487
. 'i.41.89.1
Wexleo. g^W v. 975,019
EMlchol.mn .,..., -, >$tM/er',- 991.640
IMopalOe ...- . 2.734 179.814
Neutro Leon. 23,07? 368.929
Oaxaca . 35,383 1041,035
Puebla. . t^sU X.092,456
Querafero Tl:. 4.40a 243,515
wuviAa Potosi .. ^:MMA. : 624,748
Slnpla . .,. ' 37,555 > 323,49a1
?Son?te.. . 76,GJ0, at?,54i.
Tabasco ... . 70,072 '183,708'
Tatplolipas . .. 32,208 2 ? 0,253
iTeplc tT?$?) ...... l?,951 171.837
Ttajtdete . 1,695 183,805
,Ver* Crux/ISt?t?..:?. ?&ifit?
|Yucatan.18,565 337,020
atetas ......... .T-Z*;4?7. 475.808
?X- Cal.. (Ter.) ...... 58,828 . *'52,244
^Federal lt?s?rjk .'. 579 7?9,052,*
I Qu i) ana Koo . 1.0.?28 .t?',08? ':'
{?: ? Total .. 765,535 .15.003,207
fi* * . '* .'? ? o' .^KM?---'^
. : . ' ?? . ' M'-t, . *
?e H HEEP m? Hf?iii, ? .
j . '? * ? * * .'.:'l??^fc.?* .*. ' ? .
i' Atlanta, April 24.'-To , encourage
^puthera farmers to take np sheep
Praising, Ute ??r? stsck depa>tmea* of.
.the . Southern ' Rai I way . i ha s : ssupd. a
"hOOSJi^t telang of the advantages of
the south for tills industry and giving
management of -?beep under , non -
ts obtaining ' lu- the sot?t??."^ '<~?
?pf Of, the booklet .-.will bo mailed, to
-any farmer on reouest by Wyo stock!
-Agent F! L. Word,
The booklet reproduces ap article
Lon sheep-raiaing by Rv 8. Curtis, an
authority! on live stock, c^nawed-, with,
.the North Carolina etperln
who speaks ,.n his intr?du'
adaptability of the south to sh??p-rais
ing:- S
; "The rbecp Industry of tho south,
as now conducted, reoresenta one of
f ho tnnftt backward and ?he least "pro-"
Alable* linea of live stock husbandry
followed. ' A large part of the wast*1
land in th's section could be usfi&i
proaiably for Bhec-p. rals?.
cf the ropgh and .ottar^teav^tt
land now: covered with, coarse g,
and Mjcest undorg;ro?rth.>ould fu
:? large, aujou?K <
Mute*, time the soll would he< greatly
aioatt, iuvf-ate? and the quantity qt
ieed. required Bh?cp will generally re
turn a greater net prout thaa most
any other kind of H/e stock that may
tbe*rfla?pjr,o la thc south," -
Seh?dul Effective ?aa, 18, ttl?
. .fi. B. toe following*scandale agurea
are published only as information and
aro not guaranteed.
. Avivai and departnra- of trains ftow
Anderson, S. C.
No. Anrifra\vVrott- TtK*.
20 Greenville and Beilba.. 8:20 a.ag.
82 areenviiie and Belton. ? ll: 50 ev-?v
?6 Charleston, Columbia and
Belton, through sleeper to
-:? Belton . ... 11:50% m.
tg Atlanta, walhalla and
SOn??a .^8:81 a. ta,
25 Greenville-and Belton .. 1:2H p, so,
^^^Oeoa"v.,iV.- ...".^4:18-p. pa,.!
^ |kweca... ... *,-.. ..5:58 ax
' . . BeltiMsi. Thr?kxfi coach - . |
WM^BRlBrtn iikWBB^BBWBBI
??..!
Leaving Por
?8P Belton, Greenville .. .. 7 ; 40: a. m. !
i?? Belto^ and Greenvni6..9:20 a. rn, I
M Belton and Grcenville ..8:26 p. ai 1
? ? 10 Ballon Charleaban,
^ ^?rrettV?^O aaa CSr,b^th|g! 4-0?m j
aaa? Walhalla through.
?h from Cov.irafci?..0:{i? p. ^
baggage will be hanfiled en
fSw?fer cars Nos 20, i?f 21, 25, sa, ?S.
I - COajscctlcn Se nat?a at Belton &*
[Southern tra?na an<3 at fTaoafjgj lac.
* A Victrola w
I ?CM
^?Fhere'g fie'veo e/*?oneT
some moment where tfoejre
is a Victrola. v
< The greatest ??rT?er^*??u*I?^
. clans, and comedians.'right at"
hand to provide an entertain?
mcnt that would be jyorth ge**
ing miles to hear-and yet yon"
J caa have all thisjriphtiayoyr
own home. ]
Stop in and hear^ourlfavorii?
njjuiaie on-th j g 'won-?r "
derful musical ^?IM
s trament.
;- " Victrola*'
?0Q?. .V.fcteas
. ii desired.
MUSIC HOUSE
Bleck??y' Bldg., Atjjlefrsoi
[ y t t l t i? ?
|: thereare a few iugtres*
trotte more acceptable
thm a pink or brown
I: we^'selected, d/i??^Dv^
Jeweler :
.?^jfeV. fiQ ? ?v?>. -
fete) uses tn1 ill ^
' \ -.
of tfte city.
A?t??rsea?teal Estate
^ lav?&liii^st Co?; ff
Thoa; F- Chr?.xvr?oh?:. ! I