The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, April 26, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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To Adequately Describe the Merits of
Farm Implements
Come clown ant* let
us show you the
HOOSIER
Cotton and Co??r^tan*ef r
HOES aad RAKES
Of Every De'scrjit??ff. ..
RWhitn?rSi.
Anderson, S. G.
Um
Until you )ix
you want (he
burn wagon.1
>jjr ?l xm
en. the ones I have for sale, If
% say Piedmont Buggy or Mii
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KB35B?9I9OT 1 I Us tao ey? needs of achoo) children. In
HP^SSfll j mm 01 oat eases proper gl&sses-pr of Ided ?ow
HL?T ^Bv'P^^S' w,1! bav? tho,r *>CB"in years to conje.
F ^ If your youngster shows oyo strata or
h^? hee4eel^^^aB*4Upei^ere. .Oer.
<*fJVS??*ini^B^Hf^^ Biasses ?Iii stop boto. They will do
. ' ' '.^j^SBicHBKwBS? . the r n ft <P;fflfir sftfr-f ii ijpjgjju. . **. J, _.. Prices
* IWHM? Otr?SiuStO ?ilHii?
Reers? ? His Power lo be Happy
* 9 ? ak-!* i p.mu 2 p.m. i* t jKst, .
'Oft m>?9**Oill* * A oulehrawd Preach r*y*folan ha?
* _" * ? ?aid that "a tnan*'? iifor ls jtkr- hsram.
? ^a?^? ?j Asjpeftataiea? . i:tw bf his diaiKaduW/' ' "
t?fO!r . _*.) IIM?M?W '?hi?f?i 6Se1bra*?i???IS
^ Ar?l>cs^3^B? & *r Kvwirypn? shoui? know that the ?Its?
* ?*??'.* ?.a*.?* ordenad liver ?* cauoiv of ninety pe?
|**at of hiiruan His. L>ssy overwork?
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COL it J: QW?N?
OS DRAINAGE
An, Addree*. Mad* / Belora til?
National Convention At Sa
vannah Saturday
Savannah. Qa.. April 25.-Dr. Ciar* I
enee J. Owen?, managing director of I
the Southern Commercial Congress,
in his add rea? ton Igt h before the Na-1
tlunal Drainage Congress, in session I
b?re, said in p*j*j?.<'.' ?Mu.? . . .
"fr the Unite? States there ans ap- 1
proy:?nateJy ^(mfio? acres of swamp I
and overflowed Itihda'that are not only I
improductive but a hindrance to the I
wsneraj wei fare and. a menace io. the I
pubifo,^??Mk.;!^wertteur?is of thia I
aer?ate ls located in '?o Southern
S^f. Practically all of the land is I
e,Qep?raf.?on of the owners lu order to I
inaugurate a complete' system of I
draiage reclamation. The. rectaroatfou I
of these swamps and.overflowed lsndR|
wllj be or great beuefU^ to the naners I
sUuatedU4^^s4^
m^h? in^rsgV^f^ihe^e
ei?l life of tho-South and rhe^ t^'J
??Tho Southern v'uiumerefs^iCo^resaj
has . inaugurated a planV tor. re?jama
Me&ot theWjnpq-productiye acre^?od;
ou ? ^ucational ' campaign to ;sei<3bffh
economic value of their reolamgttQttl
by making, ^hese landab fdr.- agrii
culture.
"A commission has been apaptaiaal
by. the Southern Comn^?tl^'OoWwS,
under the chairmanship o?. Dr. Joseph
Hyde Pratt, u\ simplify, and standard*
?s arjn?eg? lawg or. tho several.
SO?thern States, and organlie a simple,
ena ? direct method ot procedure ap
plicable as far as, possible in all the
states, and. the effort made to have
ItMLprogram adopted by th? legisla*
tur$s qf tho orroral Btate?. ,
Li:3'ffiS?ttfn.*rB Commercial Congrega
aiu?v? vxmgx?ss nf r r
tates, the petition published'as State
Document No. 734. arguing .tho ini
$ertonce of a complet? survey, by.the
f?d?ral' government1 nf all the sj??j?ft
tanda and, overflowed landa in the ?nt
iW4?St?it( s: t<n,dia>paal|0K.t9 the gov
^??alvimiSWHrtr?t'a pian for the
drainage o? each individual project^
to en?>rsce ih the p^B^aa^e^fc^a^^
fa^? ite ad^p?piuty for the growth or
:"or tt^aniv T^.^^^^^^m^y^V^i;
the orererVfttlon iof . onc\forests, the
the. contri
t?H
hofi
VUluntaiM?!
o?fleers ot th
Bri
Party in the
Baltimore
td ino whole Question .of dralt
teaching in agriculture <
vwrtlgatlod of mr- organis?t!**?
ipetrtevemtats tn Bu topean . eouhtrt
with the hope pt the odoi'tl
tem to meet. She' neerin o
AmeHcan were written ve
the platform ot the how doi
'ty: itt our national Hie,
"P?aaka Were nd Kitted
lng the Democrat.- Party t
tioa o? ?*4e?tti rhntrol e?
[3lpnl River a
r u tfic?{?B?3 . auyt . <
reapect to ti
[vIMon of the
eut
that
I uns. condition of the
ijTPTiiowrB imnas.-WTcn
r survey and sepe*
.ork: bf construction,
r. consultation with
.n. I was authorized by
o. Say waa his hope
ijouviwnont of the p?es
Congresfl all question*
. r*gax ded as partisan'
United Sjtajap?, r^lM?fo?! c? their pg
Utiral nf?Hetton. Afls-TSMfcy ???!?? co*A_
dem^v*l$egue^.d|i|^ to aju*
KW.-AV" . M,etf(Sear futwte?
t raaaift^^^>a4e>?l?ii??<g^Bey with
respect to drainage that was wriUvn
Coter
AMERICAN 1
f "ue^.jtmtir^t ty.;.
At Wii?hlr>t*ton-Boaton rain.
At Phllattelphla-New York raitt.
At Detroit 4; at. Lou la ?.
' ciev^and.^.^Ap?'^^ ,
1 Bor^o^f ff? c?eveland,
won 1 to (t.
.Chicago .. ........... ...^-.^.d^A^b
Cleveland.'. : .. ., ? l
1 Bena mid tfi-halk; Hagetmafc and
Cari?e'!.
CoTele?tkie Wa* There.
St, Louie. Aj>rll Harry Coveteak
le'a ipi;Vitjn?7w?a too mach, for* Bt.
Louia today,\'bt*tiolt winning again 4
to 0 Tba l)tg D?troit, left hander al
lowed hut nix hlti. Illa opnob?nta
Hamilton, wa? hit tirectj*:^ WWi
Score
Detroit .. ;..ir'; t (l ?
St. L?UIB . .......0 8 3
t?? Covfcleaklc and Stanage; Hamilton,
Baumgardne/.and Crpseln.
- ' --o
FEPERAL
< At.Plttfiburgh-Brooklyn rain.
, At DaltliHore-nuffalo rain.
;v A*?itUcago 7; Kanaan City 2.
". ^Tndlanapoll? ir. St. Louie 4.
liar? Hitting Game.
hi Chicago. K-jri) 25.-Th* Chicago fed.
%i>a'&-Wd-4-lA^ from
[?^pa??'CJ4wi?day..L.to 2,-tlia^yJatte?'*,
??.'dy eleven hit?.
[Watson ??r Chicago waa pounded
nearly .aa ha'rit uk narria, ?ut'home,
rhos, ?> Tinker and Wilson ,!*ad^Wat
son's good work in keeping tho Ran
eas City-bita stuttered made the -tocal
victory rather easy. In addition to
hi* home rn% Tinker got a.do-.ihlp and
two ainglca.
Score
Kansas City'. _2 li 3
. Chicago ........, ??tUi.7 12 2
. Harris and BixWtotmmon and WU.
. .
! Indianapolis; Ind.. April- 2.ri.-St,
.r-A?i- *'rt?Trr1-LJ^i?rtt^Tl ?^VTil^ n~i"f" er
ror in the alnrn IhnlhePmaking tvro
? runs and aron today's game from the
?local Federal ic rift!** club, 4 ta 3.
' Score- .
j9**&?^**'-' . *-??h...4.2:0
?uwan?pox??
- Gr^tne,. iiei ?iy&mU?iSSm?*): ; Mage.
ley And Tcxicri
'easily 4.
reached i
. Me
f Bro^felyh
i Boston
le m?n; was but In the opening inning.
I Davenport h?>hV thc locals to six RCM
fr
i
?O TRI;
N?W YiMiK COTTON
!N NASjROW R?NG?
Heavy Liquidation the Result Of
Realizing Tendencies During
Tba Week
i f?fr York, April 2:?.~Tqdsys cotton
raarkot w^s unsettled by rather, heavy
nair month liquidation and scattered
realizing for over the week end. Re
porta of henry reina of the Southwest
[ caused gome covering to*ard the close
[and last pricae were steady ?but at
practically.th? lowest point uf th ? day.
ne? unchanged to ?lx points.lower ou.
all months except Mardi which was 2
points higher.
The market opened steady at an ad
'tWMli-M4:-^*>^nl*- Tnere scamed
(tn be dMU a good many Oyernlght
buying orders around the ring, while
theiiteUtlxely firm showing of Lifer
lciw^MMU%?.??hSb?. further covering
hhCta . Tsaattsirng demand. .Jit very
is?fl?^laacame apparent- however, that
there was o' good deal of old crop cot
tou. for sale, particularly May,
lt is ts?id that lhere have been sal?
of heavy goods such aa would bb dutL
tobie for army, purposes but otherwise
primary markets, are reported quiet
and local bears are still laying con
siderable Stress on the talk br of ac
cumulating yarna and possible short
time. *
? The market closed steady.
Open Close
May .. .166? IKl
July.1252 1241
A?g......12 a? 1280
Oct. '.11G8 llfil
Dec.:...11410. 1164
I Spat cotton quiet, middling irlanda
IS?*? rntA??tMw.?nOt^ VW^HAituOL
New Orleans Cotton
Now Orleans, April 25.-Cotion nd
v an ced in the early trading today hut"
prices were not - well' maintained,. ex
cept on thA M?rj?ntl?T^ rartltin^
i lng against, ?aiues^ " :
I May was firm throughout the ses
Hion on short covering. .sbor|a-benni'
afraid- of ? developments. In connection
*Trl?Hemizra hext. wsefc. .The market
' at ita highest waa 7 to 8 points up.
? Tho. close was 1 to 5 points up net. r.
I Cables-- were better than due and
st l'uniihted buying around the first
provenant-ih "weither - conditions and
because, of the-, desire ter prout*: oh
lue part- oblongs., Offering o? tho rt
? otton Were nov liberal af'.er the r.iid
^eteras*** Ways sf Rah
i far,the Pnrpeae*
ny mw a??r?riBff ute'.e?
en? ta the war.. Thia is
i ni on ly known "a? the 3
ninf..i008-l?3, becauselt
tli*'f;c hohds
ryruoded into
?;thcr? is now
i Commercial
Inclined to regard.the Mexican situa
tion a? being more of a bullish factor"
ibas ever because of.it? probable in
fluence on planting of cotton in Texas.
Cotton futures closed steady: I
May 1286; July 1272; August 1242; j
October 1167; December 1164.
Spot cotton steadyr unchanged; mid.
diing 13 1-8; sales on the spot 1.155
bales; to arrive 100.
Liverpool Cotton
Liverpool, April 25.-?Cotton Spot un
changed; good middling 788; middling
736; low middling 696; sales tour
thousand; speculation and export 300.
Receipts 15.000. .
COUWTGOOOV x
Nejr .V?rk, Apfi^ ?5.^H?aA'y cotton
goods W^nteaW-v.-lili u linn trend
reported on duck. General cotton
(goods markets were quiet. Burlaps
f for soot->delivery were in fair demand?
Linens ruled steady. Underwear and
I hosiery were quiet: yarns barely
[steady. >
Cotton Seed Oil
?New York, April 25.-The cottonseed
oil market was irregular with tim May
position weak under active liquidation
lu anticipation of liberal te??d??r whili
the lata months w?re steady On buj-'i
lng hy. sellers of May. The close. wa?';
6 points lower to 3 points net higher.
P'^WtTpfk, .April 2;'?.--General cotton
i goods marketa arr quiet and. there has
been ^?ue easing on . prices on print
civin,-? ua Ter/ Binni im?inp-,
markets continue to reflect a popf gen.
eral., trade and curtailment, is .being
talked of htnong thc spinners. r>omes.
?ic cotton goods.arvtn?lined tr, be .easy,1
;b|ifc'Jijq?|a^a??ot. b* Jmtu c ed to oper*
ate. in. any largo/way?, for Immediate
, ot future,deliver:
A weak, apo' !
mttrapt has .beso., removed* by the an
nouncement of an advance following ?
a: reduction mad' or moro
ago on one ?liue . ot. goodsi Wash ]
? goods are moving. : moderately., and.
wptfM ?be li e I ped- material! y by warme f '
wether. .' Export trade ia generally
light. Prices are ay follows;
nominal"; 64 * ?esys ;>-i<;; ss ?-2 inch
th x 64?, 5 1-Sc;- standard southern
8b"?e?lngS''/3-4c a Sc; standard staple
ginghams- 6^|dM?8?B?iaglng%P.ns 9
.arrh? Heat*.
;?eet? v* Jem 18?. mi
uuu ?aa
; ff?^^.r^ip;wtotf.^ch?dai
are published only as informa
?re Mot guaranteed.
Arrival ahd departure of trola* from
ftfwfiiy B, c. .
22 Greenville and BcitoR. .11:50 a. m
16 Charleston. Colombia end
Bsftteea.... ... ... !.....S?$i a* m.
GrreenvWe; and Kelton .. lrtS o. m.
Charhifltou. Columbia acd
Belton. Through eo*uh
Heit;
^ good company' -J?
WjThere'a tiever alione* A
sorry*momentwhece?here lr
is a Victrola^ . . f
^JThe greatest jungersTrnusI-i /
Jcians, and comedians, tight tts? )
hand to .provide au? entertain? i
?hent that would be worth go-" I
4ng miles tohear-and yet you i
jean have all thi&rightlayout '
^wn home: "** J 1
L Stop-ia and heay'yourlfavorite
f^nusk on thia won*?
.fderful mtuacal?in?*; '
pillia &S|it?armah
MUSIC HOUSE
Bleckley ; Bldg., Anderson,, < S, C.
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iquses i h ali parts
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