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THE ANDERSON H1TELUBEHCER j r?mfei 1980 t* Itt Harth Mala ?tout _ UTOBBSOir, a CL GILLIAM BANKS - - Editor W. W ?MOAK - Business Manager According io Act ot con M Second Cines Heil Matter at ta? Postefflce at Anderson, 8. C. yabilshed Every Morning Except Monday Bawl-Weekly Edition on Tnesday ?ai Friday Mornings ftewl^WeeW Edition-?1 60 per Tear, ,Baily Edition-$6.00 per gnana; .2.60 tor Six Months; $1.26 fer Three MfmthT KN ADVANCB t.. . i,,6 in .ii ... 'j .tr .?, ?? Member of tho Associated Prega and Receiving Complete Bally Telegraphic A targe circulation than any other Newspaper in thia Congreeflonal Dis trict BtNerial ? ?? - ? . ? $S7 Business Office ...... tn Job Printing .... - -Ots-L Local News. $27 'Bwtety .News v- . ? - Sgt >----?' The intelligencer Sa delivered by ?Weiers in the city. If yon fall to ont your .paper regularly please notify nj. OppoaUe your Bana na ?bal of your paper ?a printed date to which your paper ls paid. AU cheeks and ?raft? should be drawn to The Ander Pranslsd f?nese ls trying to fl Two words in love and war--Pall Intend then fall out. Th" Mitt abuse tho men sad then i.hr-m. Barna <Md We beat to do what tie. jfaa employed to do. nom?nalo tba Hon. - Harry K. Th?w to twa Huerta about this bus! tow fer Colonel Bryan "Behold a Republic, "Speed limit 16 ailina" does , not re 3r*?t of the town in which tba ! alga Ja posted. -o-*~ , To b: provisional president of Mex ico may not rceaa that h? "? always wtoyiwangito provisions. Man in Columpia aaa taker) more 'medals than any other mah in the ???aie.* He rues, a ? pawnshop. ?>. Abe Merlin says that a man puts al lo: , li is money in .bis wife's name when ive buys ho a spring bat, know those modest lawyers io Spartanburg aro morttfloO over the publicity they , are getting tn that trial. ;-.Thc . rural po!,?co system In Green ville county appear?, to be doing a'great, deal of good. It'ia needed tn 'Anderson, too. -o Some volunteer for'war, some for politics, nome for fun. - and some be cause Usey are too trifling to stay at .home and work. ?? ..? o ? " ! Must be pleasant to live in a sleepy town like Loria. fi. C.. jwbore noonie are not disturbed by rumors yS battle Snips b?i?? MiMw? up. That oreenvi?T? man who got a year tn prison for making his own whisky wHl probably; ?form enough te buy his drinks when he gets out. John Sharp Williams calls him .Warier,* Senator Simmon* calls bim ^?t?ri-ner," *?? Senator . Tinman -old Mexican." The'United States ?an.go on with ? ?ann?. If Carransa ? roiiHfl will whip him ot go lo war s would have rotary of wari g la North CbarloUe Ob THE VIVB MEETINGS The Intelligencer publishes this morning reports from SH immy of the | democratic! clubs in th? county ss could be reached yesterday. From the general reports the meetings of- the clubs werp harmonious and In some j but little interest woe taken*. No Hues were drawn in the city and men wcrf> seat to the county convention ' regardless of affiliations, it is said. Some time ago an appeal was made for all counties in the state to send instructed delegsfions to the state j convention. From a superficial read ing of the names of the Relegates pub lished, we would say "that the com plexion of the county convention here j will be very much as it was two years ago. We hope that the convention this year will follow the ssge advice I of-abe county chairman two years ago, j which was disregarded, and have no I steam rollers/ or lines of cleavage or anything of that kind, but select from the body of citizenship of the county a? represented at the convention, .the j best men to stand for the best- county I in the state. The convention two years ago fol lowed the visit of one of the candi date? for governor who had made se- j rions chargea against the governor | of the state wbo was offering'for re election, and the feeling at the -time ] waa somewhat acute. As a result there waa a misunderstanding on ac Jcount of rumors, wblcb canned a so IrlQua breach in the parly. We trust that the mistakes made then, by both ?aides, -will Serve to prove that men on lopposite aides are not subjects of sus picion and distrust, but to shows that we are all citizens of a splendid coun ty, one whoso record and history ls something of which we ought to be proud, and that in the approaching vent hui the dominant nntn ?trill HA moderation, toleration and a desire to find a common ground of patriotism upon whlcb alt mses may meet. Let's have no give and take, as if we were people of different countries but let up seek first the good of the old county, and in doing ao look for men who wt i tn honor and fearlessly ge tbe duties entrusted to There may be serious ques ta be discussed, and these should rattled outside of any conatdera of personalities. * 1K<P n& HIVE RA AERA IA. Several ot the leagues of profes sional ball players commenced their annual championship hegiras under unfavorable auspices, so far aa pub licity Is concerned. The mix-up in Mexico hw taken the time and space oL.the, newspapers(<and the reading public has almost forgotten the old habit of looking for the aporta page thr. first thing in the morning. Anderson him natl MW ???s? of pr? feaaional ball and Ia very nearly "cured." it was a costly* experiment In some ways. There ls some satin* I faction tn observing, however* that J some of our old boys* are doing spion- j did work among the* ?tara who are attracting ?;. s attention ot tho whole country, and aa a matter of rapt, lt waa a lot/ of fun while lt lasted. Dot what we wish to suggest ls this. We need baseball-not a dally sit-in, but for a week-end pastime. < It does people lota of good to see a game, say every Saturday afternoon. Let us have a local league here wiUi good, lively ball by the home hopes. A closely contested game la Interesting, no matter where lt ts played, by whom or when-Sunday not included. ? '? movement ia on foot to organise a league of the kind we . bad last gummer. We hope that the public will take to lt. and enjoy lt. Some beau tiful gamea**- were played here last summer. G.0OB FOR EYEBBODY | We. would again appeal to the j people of Anderson with reference to the Chautauqua. The appeal is not for thc Chautau qua. Whether or not the people nf Anderson patronise ?he entertain ments here la of little concern to the Inf?fauqua management, except for the/pride that the mea take in the success of their remarkable enter prise. But lt la for tbe people of Ander pnn that we make thia appeal. Do not f?ll to see tho Chautauqua enter tainments. The Olinga that aro of fcjjHfft for tl;to week will benefit even those who profess the highest degree r-i Aulturc, and at the same time wtli entertain and instruct those who are seeking for more and more knowledge ai un* fl rmi c?S gow ***** wunvi ii? ours. Patronise the a?ut*Wfua-for tb*, good that yon ?IO set o?? of H. lt will broaden each Individual l'fe, It wlU advance the community spirit, U win SITTJ ?? iiSi? ?? pi?i?i?i J? ??* store, for if Oils year's venture la a success, the local people < backing it i wm bring lt back ?ext year, with a | change og program. We feel that we j speak advisedly when we say that tbe 1 clever presenta? lon of Shakespeare's Twelfth Night** comedy by t>? Bea J Gtreet players ts alone worth ihej BAN ALLEN FOB PRESIDENT Tho friends of Ban Allen of this city will be pleased to know that bo is being put forward by friends over the state for the position of state president of the Travelers' Prptectlve Association. Por several reasons this strikes us as a most worthy sugges tion. In the first place is the personal side of the question. We know of no member of the order in the state, with its 1.200 members, who could more worthily fill the place. In the second place. Mr. Allen is the representative of the traveling men of Anderson, a busy, honest, high-toned lot of meo, and Anderson has never been complimented with this position. We understand that Anderson, Colum bia, Greenville, Spartan burg and per haps some of the other urger poets of the Ptste have endorsed Mr. Allen.* I He 1H not seeking the honor, but we hope that lt will run him down and fasten Itself upon bim. He bas been president of Post D of this city for a year, and the membership has in creased to 217 within that time. The T. P. 'A. la made up of the pro-1 gresslve traveling men and whole) salo men, of the state, and Ban Allen is the peer ol' the > whole body of j sterling men. Welcome to the Chautauqua, stars land vlsiiorr. If you "all" don't, see j what you want Jost ask for it. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o I lo BEAL WONDERS ' a o' o' ?oeooooaooeoooeooeeo I We've been in many cities And sailed from many docks, I But nev?r have we found a bootblack! Who did dot daub our socks. -Youngstown Telegram I We've been in many cities And - sailed on many ships, But never found a walter Who would refuse our tips. -Houston Dally Post. We've been In many cities And sailed to many lands, But never found a youngster Who liked to wash his hands. -Baltimore . News. We've naen in many cities '. Been sights, believe, ns, bid, But never saw a girl who liked To wear a last year'?, lld. -um Angeles Express. We've been in many cities Been many signals wave. But never glimpsed a pretty girl Who made her eyes behave. -itfemphlK Commercial A?peal. We'vo been in many citios Beneath this Southern sun. But-never get a real sq. meal Unless we're tn this one. . -columbia State. We're been to many, cities wpere music ann rove ia toona. But. believe us, dear reader. None like "Anderson ia My Town " ROOSE'VELT FOR GOVERNOR New York, April 25.-"Shall Colonel* Roosevelt run for governor at the head j of the Progressive ticket in the State I ot New York thia PallT' This question ls to be discussed by' the exec ut Ivo committee of Ute Pro-j gresslve .National Committee at a l reseting to he held in Chicago on Ap ril ?0. i ???rh? matter of the sdvi?lb?iy et C lonel Roosevelt's candidacy for gov-j ei nor of the state will be considered ; by the National Executive Commit tee In ; Chicago , a ^ week^ from Th-urs Sj nmu ??uigo . x vi*?.?un V" ? - y. " Such a candidacy Would affect the futuro of the party at a whole, and thc question shouu? t* consider-1 ed by the National leaders.' The Statement followed a conference between . Mr. Perkins and O. B. Phil lips, acting, chairman of the state com mlttee Mr. Phillips ia strongly Of the | nnihmvlhiit f-ftl. ???A?lt??1? A>WVM1/I ?nm "Those of the stato leaders who have decided - that Colonel Roosevelt saisi ran have been busy fixing up tba re m?ina?f ?i th-Sister Ttcy - w ii'.n'^-: of Oscar Strauss for Unite? Staten TSbator, of Frederick M. Davenport mi' the possible candidate for Lieutenant J governor and or John A . Hennesy for Comptroler General. However, they agree'that all thia is subject to ab solute end instant revision aa ?con as the colonel gets back. District Ai torrey Whitman ~c.uid not talk for publication yesterday of bis indorsement for the Republican nomination for Governor by the or ganhtallon In the "Ifth Assembly Dis trict tn the King's eo?sty on Monday night/ H was said that while he waa s ra tiffed, he wautd rather the action had been postponed for a few days. It la understood, however, that the Whitman boomers tn Kings County believe that, the Roosevelt sentiment ls getting so strong it would be wise to get District Attorney Whitman ont iii --Ia. ~i>v%? as ??v^. rs? nay oe in dorsed by other dist ric? organisations in Kings Comity within e abort time. Attorney Whitman believe? be hes the organisation . In Oneida county with litek He got a dispatch ye***r? day from Ward D. .Edwards, ene et the leaders there, savina thai th? ?rt. ectrtir* committee of til* ecunty com mittee has passed resolution* tn op position to the proposition of. Jos. E. Hodges for an unofficial state con vention. Word came from up state yesterday thal flauster Ralph Thompson o'. Che? nango hoped to ran for Lieutenant Governor on tb? ticket with Wittt rna?. Kings eaunty. lt la uusdrstoad ls gro&aing ? candidate for Coinatrol ter. PARTY CLUBS * NOW ORGANIZED (Continued Pram Page One) -,-^ authorised to fill any vacancies to j the delegation. The president empowered to name an executive | committee and a committee on regis-; tratlon. WJlUaautoa No r. W. I. Mahaffey, president; M. D. Leelie. secretary; W. M. Sherard, ex ecutive committeeman. Delegates: W. I. Mahaffey, W. M. Sherard. J. W. Holllday, H. W. Kirby. M. F Adams, W. C. Adams, W. C. Campbell, J. rt. Manley, D. P. Adams. PeadJetoa. 8. L. Epkew, president; J. C. S tri ti ling, vice president; H. C. Summers,! Jr., secretary; Sam H. McCreary, ex* ec II 11 vc committeeman. Delegates-I S. L. Eskew, J. C. Strlbling. H. Troscott. J. W. Sanders, B. fl" L. M. Hunter. J. E. Woffortf. Piedmont Dr. J. G. Mock, president;* HT rod vice president; W. O. McCaw, secretary and treasurer. ' Enrolling committee: Ned Bagwell. W. A. Spear man. W. W. Clardy. J. F. Hamnftndr KR. I. Elrod. Executive committee:,4LJ M. Reid. Delegates: Dr. J. G. UbWA O. M. Reid. R. 1. Elrod; W. A. Spear, man. J. M. Seawrlght. E. C. Blaek ston. A. P. Lionald, C. M. League,, WA\ P. White. > u j Honra Path, No. 1. B. P. Ona so way, presiden^; y Monroe, secretary;'E. E. Harper, ex ecuf've committeeman. Delegate?.-P.' W. Sullivan, Jot?. W. Clement. G. Cl.ukscalos, Jr* J. M. Mitchell; Gasauway. O, K. Cannon, J. W.,r\9? L. L. Wright, L. A. Morris, J, J. Mi Abee, A. F. Hammond, R. E. Lee. C. Elrod, W. J. Hembree. , . Starr. J, T. Stuckey, presldeut; X ?. Ti erette, secretary. D(.'legates: J. Stuckey, A. G. Thotnpeo, J. L...Herro? J. J. Smith, J. S. Jones. ' ; ' .. Hroadaway. *. S. NV Peatman, president; C. Martin, secretary; T. W. McCarleyr N. Pearman, Jj L. McCarley, -C. F. Martin, W. S. Campbell, J. A. Striqk* land. ! WIlllaMston, No. 1. G. W. Sullivan, president; J. C. Duckworth, secretary; T. J. Martin, executive commlttfioaum. n.l.wt-; Dr. J. W, Parker, B. H. McAllister, G. S. Goodgion, J. C. Duckworth. D. P. Gray. J. D. Miller, T. J. Martie. H. C. Campbell. J. G. Morgan, F, M. Calla han, H. V. G. Cooley, J. te. ?odgers, G. W. Sullivan. J. P. Ellison; Flat Rock. Dr. It. K. Thompson, president; u. W. Tucker, secretary; Rev. J. B. Her ron, -member of executive committee. OAlctjratAM. tex IH? nuiato neitiveintiexn * W. O. Herron,'.Claude Brooks, W." Thompson, W. H.. Whitaker. G. Tucker, and W. M. P. Hall. AR? ?utes, P. F. Thompson and P. C. Ha ^tf^jfc ' Pagel?" pragfent; J.~ Plc Clinkscalee. vice pr?sident; R. King, secretary; Lee G. H si teman, cutive commit teamas. Delegates: J. E. Buggs, J. M. Paget, .J. H. Harri din, Raymond Beaty. J. C. Lomal John Holland. W?rf ii Ward 1 democratic'club met In the j douri bonne at S o'r.iecB SatiiWtajsJ morning. The following offUserawer?\ elected: V Joe. K. HCMI. president; T. P. Wok-i son, vice president; J. L. Sherard,! secretary; W. H. Shearer, member city and county oxe?ttt?vo committee. The following were elected dele gates to the county convention: M. L. Bonham, T. Prank "Watkins, K. P. Smith, J. M. Payne, M. M. Matu? son, J. L. Sherard, Wm. Laughlin, J*. K-? Hood, T. P. Dickson, J. G. Hardin,! R. E. BurrisB,, W.. H. Shearer, C. M.] TrSbble. ' j Ward 2. ! J. D, Rast, president and member ot j ' iutj C?ijr *t?d uouuijr ?**rC??*Ve cu??uiat tees; Foster FanL secretary. Execu tive committee-Poeter Fact, A. H. Osborne. J. A. Austin. A. W. Vtfff,'."O. H. i?etger. J>etogat?*r to_ tho county couvcni??u, F. E.-.wj?*??i"N v?S??M.aa. William Banks, 8. D. Brownlee,rt^MK Bet!, Julian MarUa and Jod. R. Pant. Chairman of delegation authorised to fill vacancies. j. M. Cathcart, president; W. W. Lyles, vice president ead P. J. Whtte, I secretary; G. Cullen Sullivan, city ex county execntivo committeeman. C. ' A. Matt?non, B. P. : ' #????, {wDvrt .5. Lig?n, Leon L. Rice, H. H. Broadwell, ! yr" ?s - mcvonne??, -Kip*. ~ uiarae, ?. L>. Carter. D. F. Carter. C. O. Carter, I. J. Sutherland, Qflp Sullivan. C. M. Craft and C. C. Leanhardt, dele gates to the counly. coaveatloo. M. iW. Patterson, A. ti Heaton, J, C. Roach, C. c. G ribble. Joe Smith and W S. Edmonds, alteraa.es. L ; . fllaek-MHta. C. J. Ayres, president; J. Wv NfM; secretary. Executive committeemen ; A. 8. McGill, Eugene McDonald, R. H. Spake.. Delegates; C J. Ayres, C. J>. Johnson, Eugene, MeDoneJd, Carley Ayres. !RJve?Me*l**?t>*tter, T. ? Har her, pr?*?A*?t - .jr, 3 flfeye?; secretary. Delegate?, B. B. Goasett, R- L. ?ara, J. C. Asker, W. H. O?a* fnvy, Richard Roper, Alternates, J. T". Whitten, P. F. Bowers. Executive, committee maa, Le? Hughes. HaeeweAL u. B. .McPhall, pr?sMent; JU E. Mar tin, eeerotary. DeGegstee: "W. W. Har. rto^.^L Duckworth, IJdnh H. Itay, gauised with the eteciteft dt WV li. Aadarnnh. wiwgt.Vriit+if' W . ' _ secretary.' W. L7 ijkfewon nae**?- . the county executive eommUtee. Dole? gAtss. W. L. Andereon, W. C. Ctamp V Bu??!. . Jft,.i.?>.i i. ev. rotary ead nwv^tuff <ti the eotmty execeaive eommutti?. DeleceaHt?--*.^. Brewan. A, kt HMH^HnmilP; -Wv H. Burrlss; J. B. Wktsoo; t*.?k Ivs. T. C. Jackson, president: A. B. Galley, secretary; W. P. Cook, member of executive committee. Delegate* C. M. Grimm T. C. Jackson., Aw Gatley, 8. P. Grambell, 8. B, Anderson. D. Brown, C. A. Wiles, A.-L. Bre? nan and Wi P. Cook. Fork Township. R. A. Sullivan, president; T. 9. Mad' dox, vice-president; J. M. Bfayles. secretary and member ef the eaecn-T live committee. Delegates J. M. Broyl es, H. a Dowling, T. L. Maddox, R>. A. Sullivan and L. P. Sullivan. Contrat. Central Club, Anderson-J. W. Quattlebaum, president; Oliver Bolt, vice-president, R. E. Nicholson? secre. tary; J. 8. MeFall, executive commit tee; for the executive committee of th? club-nj. H. Hutchison; J. A. Shirley and O. AL Smith Delegates: Geo. W. La Boon. H. H. Watkins, J. W. Quat telba um, F. L. Brown, B. J. Smith, O. M. Smith, W. A, Watson, 8. D. Pearman, J. M. Knox, J. 8. HcPall, T. T. Wakefield. G. M. Reed. J. B aente?.' J. P. Bolt. W. B. Breenie, E. M. Grffn Z. C. Simpson. B C. McCants. U. E. Seybt, J H. Hutchison, J. A". Wake t?eld. ' , I OrrvUle Club. Reorganized and "elected W _W Scott, President, R. F. Thackston. Sec., W. P. Snelgrove, executive. " The following were ' elected dele gates to the county convention'. W W. Scott. John B. "?mbcrt, E. F. Thackston, R. M. Smith, W. P. Snelgrove, J. H. Willama, L. A? San ders, A. C .Hudgens. John A. Hays, H. H. Riuflseli. J. A. Glenn, 3 H. Bevllls, P. A. Dobbs, R. Sv Jackson. '8. C. Armstrong. : Alternates-C. C. Brtssey, J. P. Cote. f HEATH"?F MRS, THPH. AYER Hatlve of Anderson Dies tn !*aeen Relativen Aere. "News of the death of Mrs. Thomas Ayer, which occurred at 4 o'clock, Sat urday In Macon Ga., was received $y relatives In this city early today. The funeral services will be held and interment will be made in Macon Sun day afternoon. Mrs. Ayers was Miss Kittle B?rrigs Of mis city, daughter or the Ute Mil ford Burrlss, and sister-in*law of Mr. L. P. Smith of Anderson. Mrs. Lou McFall, Mrs. Lissie Cater, of Anderson And Mrx VnshU Keys of Greerville, sisters. Or. A. P. Johnstone of this cit v m a rri-o^ j? -istcr of *h? Hr rna gfirt Mr's. Ayer was also a cousin to Mrs. M L. Bonham. Mre. Ayer is survived hy her. hus band, a daughter. Mrs. 'George E. Hatcher of Macon, and .two sons, Messrs. Thomee Ayer, .Jr.. of Yates ville. Ga., and Kalcott Ayer of TUB. cifecis. Ala. Mt. Ayer is a son ot tic. ?ste Gen Ayer who conducted; a college foi woman In IhS* Ml?, ?nmo j Beelaring that Americana ? spent fa, 000,000 more for chewing * gum la? year than waa donated for forelgx missions, speakers at the* ; Tro j Me WodTst conference In Saratoga^ u?ge*? an Increase in offerings- ' ^ /* ' . 1 To mak? that step into April you need the loW spring shoes. Here-Oxford tan $3.50, Patent leather $4/ Vici $3.50, $4. Glaze kid $5.50. Gun metal .$ 3.50 to $6^ Patent kid $6. The right shapes to put crvrinor info vr?i:r <t<*ffi Order by, parcels post. We - prepay jj ali chantes. .1 I Yiiii^iraiiwfliiit'iriiiw n?iiJi>i-'r*n The Leading Annus! Dividend Company Th* Mpaje? of THE MUTUAL BENEFIT UFE INSURANCE i empany of Newark* ?. J., are Ilse esos? libere!; most ?rnple moat flexible on tibe market. The, Mutual Benefit bas a record for fair des^g an? iib<*a! tre?? ment of poHeyhelder* unexcelled in ltfc snswaac* history. lu premium? are low ?nd it? ANNUAL DIVIDENDS are AH peKck* TOW bcmg writtee are participating. \' There are no stockbolekrs, fem**-* fee&g .fWBfche&?dt *?**, ali sa vmjfg bekw??lng to th* The Mutual Bern*** faa* newer y/rrtt-m tonftate iigwiraiitea. <^oojttcfc% ly no part of its t?salo? coati**? ol ?t*sxr*? drvfeSeode to . ** forfeited io ease of death or dsfanlt in pmsu%n |M^??e?^ A dollar'? worth of VU inaaran?* ? fomished to each po?tcyholder ter avery dollar paid Iry h?a. If yob were born after this dato fei Oeto prior, to eorreepondSns ft? an secara fesar T&an Yea