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INTELLIGENCER WA#T ADS. GET RESULTS FOR SALE For tiahv-.tjune .sped, unknown, fron, red-r?ppor and pole cut peu?, Also borne mixed corn. Write na for prices. C. w. SL J. E. Baukuight, Walballa. S. c. 5-201 Otp WANTS WANTED- Aginia, canvassers, men women, ran average $(! dally during apare time; RHBll Huies; roncal or dert?, no talking or experience, Idg, quick money. Write Distributor, . Box 233. Laurent?, S. t". WANTED. Ever lady lu .Vulenion to attend tho Dmnouatrutiun of (Jiu Idual Fire less Cooker. Monday nt lt a. m.. and every day during thc week, ut our st?re. ANDERSON '? ll A lt DIV A H E Ci?. 6-22-ltd. Wanted-To coll special attention to our Galvanized Steel Watering Troughs for Horses, ('own, and Hogs. Best, strongest, cleanest and must durable trough made. Div ver Roofing Co., "The Shop With i a Reputation." LOST LOST-Blacl: and white spotted dog, black head, black spots on hip. an swers to nanto of "Bob." Finder please notify li. D. Palmer. Ander . o ,? t- IA r> K'n a s.s.?.ii 1JI..U J...- . L-7. i 11 Wanted--To Sell you your wood. Nice <1M dry, Pine and Oak wood. Cut to < suit you. Delivered promptly. . " Piedmont Wood Co. ' Phone S9t J. H. Shearer W, O. Ulmcr THE MIDGET-Trial 2:16-7 years old. Tho fastest and best bred horse you ovor had a chance to breed Ut. Will be In the stud at Davis Bros. Stables. Fee 16.00. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS t Under -.als head will be run short , announcements of candidates. The ' rate? for these.are aa follows: For ' county offices In both dally and semi-weekly, till election $7.69; In ^either alone, 96.00, cash In advance , strictly. . For city of Dees: In daily only: Mayor, 95.00; aldermen I3.0V. FOB MAYOR 1 I hereby announce myself a can di late for Mayor ot Anderson, subject to the rules ot thc Democratic pri mary 4-30tf. J. M. PAYNE. . E. E. Elmore ls hereby announced a? candidats for mayor, subject to the rules of the city democratic prl teary erection. Dr. W. F. Ashmore la hereby an nounced-a*-u candidato for mayor, subject to; tho rules of the city demo cratic pt inmf y elect ion. S Voters! of Ward 2 announce Walter s (Dobbins ti& a candidate for Alderman from that ward. Ft.it ALDERMAN ? i ? >. ?. , i > . * TBe ?rlonds of J. I. Brownlee an trouncer him sn a candldnto for alder man from Ward 3. "-!---*~ B F. Johnson la hereby announced a candidate fdr Alderman from Ward 3, subject to the mles of the demo cratic primary. . I hereby announce myself a candi Ward 8, subject to the rules ot the dato for re-election as alderman from democratic party. Chas. F. Spearman The frhtr*d* of Joe. Bell announce 'bira as a candidate for alderman from War.* 3 Jn the ciiy. primary election <pU4UJ4lijW-4-'- '..? TArsKS? STOCKS, S OF MACHINERY LIES, REPAIRS^ O W ROOFING IRON WORKS 9999vetteoooooooo o 3 O <* DEMONSTRATION o <* :the- . o ? IBEALc FIRELESS COOKER o i> ?t oar- ?torts ?very ?ny next o o tabe?r}^ i wnsiiiw i in# o o MONDAY nt ll A. M. o o EVERYBODY INVITED o o ANDERSON HARDWARE o o COMPANY ? * '.' ? . .. ? i OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ANDERSON LAWYER FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL FRIENDS SAY THAT HE CAN EASILY BE ELECTED JULIUS E. BOGGS Said Last Night That He Was "Giving The Matter Earnest Consideration--May Run Tbs next attorney general of South Carolina may come from Anderson. Anderson's lawyers and ?HIH?UCHU men generally ?ah? last night when they board that (Toi. Julius E. Hoggs was giving the matter consideration, that tl.lh town will furnish the next attor ney general if Col. Moggs decides In run. 'Che same opinion will prevail all over the Piedmont section-of the stain when lt is learned t'.at Coi. Mugg? wll make the race and friends of the Anderson attorney say that hu will bo elected tu a walk. Col. I toge., was Interviewed last, nigh! by a reporter for Tho Intelligen cer and admitted that lie had. beei approached on tho rubJecU "1 am no?, ready as yet to muhe any definite an nouncement of my candidacy," said Col Hoggs, "but I am giving the matter very earner! consideration." It is be divldcd that ho will make the race. So fare tho only candidate In th field for tin' 'office ls the incumbent* Tho3. H. Peeplea. Anderson people believe that with Mr. PeepIcB and Mr Hoggs in the race, the home man will have an easy time winning. For eight years Col. Hoggs was soli -itor of tho 10th circuit and during thnt time he made a splendid record and was said to be ono of the most capable and moat efficient prose? iiti ,,111,?.ru tn Iii? ctnfe il-' ls u man of unquestioned ability, of splendid mind of fine address and ne makes a good impression upon -..rangers. He la a good campaigner rad it is reasonable to believe that ho viii be elected If he makes the race. Ono of bis friends said last night .hui if i ii en- ! "nm; i ti be poi ?cd in An derson county next election 8,000 viilr ; i'nl Rnirira u mil.I aa..ijr?> ii nnCi of them and it is believed that ho will do even better In Greenville In Spar tanburg he would also run well and likewise in Cherokee. It goes without saying that Ander son people want Col. Hoggs to offer for the place and ? they anxiously await a definite announcement from him to the effect that he Is a candidate. The day that thia appears he will find friends tn all parts of the state to take up his cause. ? GEORGIA WOMAN I^IDTOEEST Mrs, Nettie M. Narramore Was Buried In Silver Brook Ceme tery Yesterday Afternoon Mrs. Kettie Miller Narramore. for Tor some years an Anderson woman but more recently of Baldwin, Ca., was brought to this city yesterday Afternoon and buried at 5 o'clock in Silver Brook cemetery. Mrs, Narra more was known all over the connty i.nd the news of her death will bring sadness to many homes. She ia the youngest daughter of Wil liam Y. Miller and married Pr. Frank Parramore of Rochester, N. Y. The deceased waa a member of the First Presbyterian church of Ander don and waa also a member of the Dixie chapter of the United Haugh ton, of the Confederacy. The funeral service waa held at the crave yesterday afternoon by the Rev. Dr. W. H. Fras?r, paator ot the First Presbyterian church of Anderson. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Special KmU-i's at the First Un pl M ' Church Tomorrow. Kollowin;: ia a program of the ex ercises of commencement Sunday al the First I la pt 1st church: ;?:4G-"TeacherV* Prayer Meeting. 10:00-Sabbath School. Dr. A. L. Smothers, Supt. 11:30 - Sermon by Dr. E. S. Al dermen to the Young Woman's Mis sionary Society of Anderson College. Dr. Alderman ls ono of tho tending preachers of the Baptist denomina tion and all aro Invited to hear him on tata occasion. 3:30 - Royal Ambassadors will meet In the Sr. Barana Room. Subject will ho "Trial." "Trial by Ordeal" by Samuel Mur ray Qr#en*i "Trial by Torture" by Todd Burton; "Trial by Combat" hy Tom Balles: "T--lal by Jury" by 4. B.. Hall. 6t00-Young Woman's Missionary Society wBl m?et In tho basement. Subject "Bible Work." leader 'Miss Annie C?oolcv. 7:30--IL v. P, U. will meet in tho basemenr. c. il. Earle. Pre*. 8:30-Tho Commencement Sermon to the gradu?t es of Anderson col lego ?viii be pfCt??iB? b> i^r. Aid?ri??!). The public ls cordially in>ii intend ail these .services. There will be special music prepared by Dr. Fisher for both F erv Seer, and t*? "Ar mons will be by ose or oar m. quent ministers. ..Now : York. May sst-Announcement! was mada today that President Wi lao.: i?< bad consontcd to beooma honorary ol president ?f the Jewish Army, sad Na-1 vy Leagues , a newly org?r.U:cd body , w with headquarters In New York. Th? i Y object of the leexae ts to encourage]T patriotism among the jews. Braa<*.hss I wtii be established in all forts, on all P ships in the navy and tn tho national ? ?uard, -h? {[LD NO AFTERNOON SESSIONS _OF GOOD] ADJOURNED OUT OF RE SPECT TO SOLICITOR rIORNING'S TRIALS terrick Entered a Plea Of Guilty To Selling Liuov-Two Other Case? Were Tried There wu* un court or genoral K<\S IOUH yesterday afternoon, owing lo |tc funeral of ?'?i|>t. W. (5. Smith, fath r of Solicitor Smith. Thc court ad lurnnd yesterday uftornoon at i 'clock anil will convene this morn ig al 0:30, Thc lint Vane lukou up yesterday urning was that or .lim Derrick, hurg.-ii wini violating tho dispensary iwu. Thc i uso WUK opened and two itnesscK wore sworn hut al the JuTn turo th?) defendant entered a pl'<a f gullly. Ho ha? not yet been BOH ?need. j. I* Wakefield wm- next arraigned, lr/> ou a charge of violating tho liquor nd one witness was put on tho ami by the prosecution'. The defense. Tiered no testimony and the jury re irn?d a verdict of not guilty. Walter Beal? charged with larceny rom the person, WUB next, arraigned, bb casu was called some time ago m a physician's certificate waa prea t?tcd, saying that the defendant was io unwell ID appear In court. He''was iter ai gip examined and this time e wai brought into court. The jury ?turned a verdict of guilty, following Web tho defense gave notice of an ppeal. This concluded the business of the )urt and the court dismissed all Jurors . * i > . tl Monday morning. Ile nfiinnii.il ? I j ri 1 rml'iv'u httPltPMS .wm insist o' hearing appeals and no Jury laen nr< io bo called. HG LEAGUERS TO PLAY TODAY or the First Time Thw Smashs The Anderson Y. M. C A. . Team Takes the Field Anderson fans will have an oppor inity to sec a real baseball gamo this [ternoon ot Buena Vista Park when ie V. M. C. A. team, composed of ref ess tonals and near-professionals ill go up against the (Huck mill ?am. Anderson people know what >rt of ball tho Gluck mill team can lay and If the mill noys win from the . M. C. A. this afternoon tbey will ive {o play real, "sho-nuff baseball 1 during the game. Tbe Y. M C. A. are putting great ?pendeoce In Clark; thnir pitcher. A1 lough they say the remainder of the am ls high class. However, Clark is lld to be almost invincible and they re expecting him to : how the Gluck ill fellows a thing or two about base ill pitching this afternoon. Manager Burnett of the Y. M. C. A. ?vin 1B one of the playera on the Y. C. A. team and .his seems to Indl ite that the lads representing that -anIzatton can play a good game, r. Burnett has several times turned nvn of fera form several leagues, nether star to be seen In uniform its afternoon is John Kazmarek. one me outfielder In the Three I league, azmarek will play tenterfield in the it-to this afternoon. The game is to he called at 4:30 clock and tho players are expecting te biggest crowd yet seen at Buena lata park to be on band for tbe ex cition. ' 1ANSE BU5?NED AT PENDLETON resbyterians of That Place Lost About $3,000 in Fire and Dr. . Adam* WO! / bo Suffer Information reached Anderson yns irday from Pendleton to the effect int the Presbyterinn parsonage nt mt placo was burned, yesterday orning about 11.30 o'clock, entailing loss of about $1,600 on tho building id all of the furniture, owned by r. Robert Adams, the pastor et tho lurch. Dr. Adams also tost a very ?dimble library and on both the lib try -and. the ? house furnishings he irrlcd only $200. The building was or',, about $3,500 and the church car ed $i.f>oo insurance on it* Dr. Adams waa in Anderson yeater ly, having eeme dental work done! id Mrs. Adams was not at bom? when I io re was discovered! She had iet stepped across the street to a .ighobor's house and when the fire an discovered the whole building as in flamea. DIL PRE SSL Y TO SPEAK resident of Erskine Theological Seat-1 Associate Reformed Presbyterian .ire* . ab bath school at 10:80 a. m. Bilb ul, Unprofitable Servants, we naven moat worthy and com pe nt oerp of teacher?, tt you are not tu the Sabbath :hool wont.you join'na in tb? study r Ute word? Preaching af 11:30 h. m. worship! ith collage at auditorium, by Rev. P. . Press?. D. i?. President of Erskine | ht ?logical seminary, Due Weat. It ls a special privilege to hear Dr. reasly preach. All are most cordially invited to! sar hint, SUGGESTION MADE JO ANDERSON FARMERS ANDERSON SEEDSMAN SUG GESTS METHOD ? MILLET AND PEAS Say:. That High Price Of Cane Seed Has Made Use of Pro hibitive Combination Anderson county farmers ur?: prob illly as Intelligent a? any in thc stat?! *.!;'! certainly Uley aro ns readily lo realizo a mistake they have made us nost any but Fnrnian Smith, Ander son'? well known seodntian. said yes crduy that li? could not understand ivhy Anderson county farmers wen Pilling lo niant cane heed this year ?hen it ia Helling nt an OXhorbllant ?ric?, when they could make, a coiuhl lutioii of millet and peas do fully as ?ell. In talking of the matter Mr. Smith ?ld that not only the price of the :ane seed figure?! ns a factor but in ill probability much of the cane see?] s below thc standard in quality. Be sau se of thc drouth of last year there vas little cone raised and none nf his ls bn tho market. Accordingly vhen Anderson farmers buy seed they ire buying 191i2 cane seed and there s room for doubt concerning the ger nination of this seed. In discussing the mixture of millet ind peas Mr. Smith said that this had teen tried out in Tennessee and had )een found so successful that Tennes see planters have universally adopted t and practically all of them are now ilanting millet and peas instead nf :une. Mr. Smith said that the average An Icrson farmer, when approached on subjee! G? plantlns millet would i" once say that millet will not alan weather-here. Mr. Smith says lint the proper way to plant the com > i nation la to use one gallon of millet 0 a bushel of peas and he says when his is dpne that it will stand any imount of drouth, in fact it becomes 1 rirontn crop when mixed In those luantitiea. The Anderson seedsman says that ic would like very much to see An lerson farmers take to the idea and ie believes that they wall all save i great deal ot time, worry and money ind will be well pleased with tho re alt. SPA RT AN BURG MAN t. HERE YESTERDAY W Dne of the Commissioner?, Under si Commission Form Of Govern- tl ment, Was Inspecting City * J. T Hudson, one of the city coui-ltt nlssioners of Spartanburg under the]gi :omiui8B?on form of government, spent |p ,'osterday in Anderson. Mr. HudBon i si s of the tax. licenses and ftnance de lartment of the city- administration ind he was in Anderson for the pur IOSJL- of securing data concerning thej vay those particular lines are handled | lore. Tbe visitor said thnt he could hardly warean an opinion yet as to how the emission form of government would tork out In Spartanburg but he said bat thus far it was proving to be a iplendld success. The city is being :onducted on a more economical basts han ever before and at the same time he affairs of the municipality arc ecelving more attention. John F. Floyd, at one time mayor! if Spartanburg and who waa . jr soo 'ears out of politics In that city and a I ii em ber of the South Carolina penlten iary board, ls at present mayor of] he city and he is enthusiastic over| he commission form of government. lt I'll IA I, OF C\t*. ff, G. SMITH j J aj l'uni ral Senors nore Held lil Thc First ?apt Nt (haren Friday. a Tho remains of C&pL William ii. 3mlth were Interred at Silver BrooK " icmctrry yesterday afternoon, and the dace today is market by a profusion * >r lu ant ifni flowers sent by loving- . "rlends from other places aa well a* fl iy thc nelghborn'who knew him best ^ ind loved him moat. s f, Tlie funeral services w?re conduetp-ri , lt the First Baptist church church by lie pastor. Rev. Dr. Vines. The hymns hat were sung were favorites of th? ?eloved old railway conda ?or. and me of them be had asked for rs lerially-' I am Sweeping Through the lates " The services la their simpli fy were Just what Capt. "Billy" Smith vonld have had'them ur. Vines spoke oi the trae chris- r, ilea character of this good ann and g .i ter.-, d to the fact, that Junt as loon tl ts he was physically able he came to c< ;hurch, leaning bn hU atlor, and when p< ?ot too feeble, to come to church he sept up his interest In the church iuet the same. All of the ?c?a*'vi-.f, f.v.r.? other fisc >? were- gatherod,here for the funeral ind there wers-jfrleads from a distance rtanv ?r.'-.isuge* of sympathy have been received by Ute family, ana alt of tho k ?Hiten* of thia , section of the ctato a who knew this man have felt that in si ils passing thora- has ended a life of tl isefulness and of uaselflahnes?. The Southern Railway company * nwt a beautiful floral emblem, ? B JTokf-?? r-str wha?l -arMoirt .W*a bf???i??Ii o the city by Sufft. Wesson ?nd Train- 5 neater Bishop. Judgo Prince recessed m ho court of s?samos of the county out >f respect to his memoir. .. Ivette*. N The WillSauston township slaging invention will meet with the BeaTor am Baptist church * miles wfeSt of .1* Vllllamrt?c on the fir? Sunday la h rune. All lovers of music aro cordially nvlted to attend and bring song books, ci - ft. A. MulJlkUn, Pros, M tNDERSON COLLEGE TO ?LOSE MUY 28 LANS BEING MADE FOP GREAT COMMENCEMENT -ASTS TWO DAYS hr. H. L. Jones WU1 Deliver th< Baccalaureate Address On Monday, May 25 8:30 P. M. Facility and students of Andersur allego nre now ready for the com tencement exercises of that insiitu on which will take place tonight a :30 p. m. when the annual concert 111 be given by the conservatory ol iiiBic. This ls annually one of tlu rincipal events of the commenccmcni saxon and indlcuiions arc that the au itorium will not bold all those it (.tendance. One of tho principal events of th? eek will come on Monday night when ic baccaulaureatc addresb will IK silvered by tin.' Rov, Dr. ll. L. Jones he people of tho city aro lookliu >rward with much Interest to UH accaula.ureutc sermon to be preschet unday eveulug at 8 o'clock hy Rev Vt E. S. Alderman. The following i the complete program for the grad ating exercises, as announced yes inlay by the college officials: Saturday, May 23, 8.30 p. m.-Annual >ncert, conservatory of music. Sunday. May 24, 11:30 a m.-Ser ion to Y. W, A., Dr. E. S. Alderman Sunday, May 24, 8:00 p. m.-Bac ^laureate sermon. Dr. E. S. Alder ian. Monday, May 25, 3:30 to 5:30 p. m. cceptlon. Mnmiav. Mav 25. 8:30 o. m.-Grad ating exercises, ? Baccalaureate ad ress, Dr H. La. jones. NOTICES NOTICE. -7 An Act to Regulate the operation ol action engines on or across public ridges of Anderson County: Section 1. Operation Of traction en ines across public bridges in Ander m county, regulated. Be lt enacted bj ie General Assembly of the State ol outh Carolina; that from and aftei ie passage ot this act, any person rm or corporation, using or causing > be used, any traction engine or en Ines, on or across the bridges on th* uniic hignways in Anderson County nail in crossing any of the sale ridges, place upon the surfaco cf sab! ridge pieces of timber not less that leo inches thick and twelve inchet ide, on which said timbers the said nglnes may pass and cross the sale ridges. . *.'... DAMAGES. Section 2.-Any person, firm or cor oration who shall violate the provis os of Section 1 of this act, shall bt able to the said County, fdr all dem ies done to any bridge therein. Tho above act was passed at the 314 session of the General and wit! e strictly enforced. J. Mack King, ounty Supervisor Anderson County. 6-17-tf- Da NOTICE. ENALTJ FOR DAMAGING ROADS If any person shall wilfully destroy ijurc, or In any manner hurt,' dam Se, impair or obstruct any of the pub; c highways, or any part thereof, oi ay bridge, colvert, drain, dltcn lUBCway, embankment, wall, tollgate rtlhouse. or other erection belonging lero.to, or any part thereof, the per in so offending shall, upon conviction io roof, be imprisoned not moro that x months, or pay a fino not exceed I nf re hundred dollars, or both, at th? tscretion of Um court, and shall bf irther Hable to pay all tho expense* I repairing the samo. Notice le hor* by given that thc bove law will be rigidly enforced. J. Mack King, - Supervisor, Anderson County. G-17-tt-Da BOA? TAX NOTICE The lima for n?y 1 n jr rnrnrnntatln? wd tax has been' extended by thc oard uatll Jube lat, after whloh time ie booka witt b<? turned over to th? allerton and the ususl p?nalit?s will e attached. J. Mack King, County Supervisor. There will positively be no furthei ttensions after lune 1st. 5-6-to-lst NOTICE. Schcol election will bo held at Wal er McElmoile, District No. 50.. for an ddittocel Two Milt Tax, for general sheol purposes. Regtstrftlon Cer ucal es and Tax Receipt necessary to nie. ?*KH lieu wiii be held on Satur ?y. Jude MtV. 7 a. m. to 4. p. m. y order of tho School Beard. J. IL fiVtt.T Kiirvl ?mi. i i ir r i r -a WAKE FOREST DEGREES ? ? ,? ewspeper Warn ?ai Several Others Are Give? Honers hy College.. Raleigh. May ts.-Wake Forest Coll ige today . conferred the following, onbrary degree*: Doctor of tawa, on N. V. Gulley, dean t the Wako Forset Law School; W. J. FcGlohitn, professor of hf3ory lu Our Clothes-Comfort Menu PALM BEACH SUITS. $7.50 to $10.00. PRIESTLEY'S MOHAIR SUITS. $10.00. WHITE FLANNEL AND WHITE STRIPED SERGE TROUSERS $3.50 to $5.00. NEW STRAW HATS $1.50 to $4.00. THE BEST PANAMAS $5.00 to $6.00. T. L. Cely Company Order by Parcel Post ll I II! ? il fl "Sorry To inconvenience you, but I'm building -in North Anderson you'll have to hunt another ten ant." "On, yes, Your house is very ^nice, but North Anderson offers such an op portunity-and then think of the money I've paid you year, after year YES, YOU'LL HAVE TO HUNT ANOTHER TENANT." . UJ?J]-Ll LlJ.iSgff It Always Has Rained and Will Continue to Rain When the Time Comes Just so with the Anderson Cash Grocery Co. they have always sold the best of every thing to eat and will contint'c to do so at all times. Fresh Snap Beans.Z.3 for 25c New Irish Potatoes.L* 1-2c \fo Fresh Hard Ripe Tomatoes..12 l-2clb Squash.5c lb Fresh shipment of Orange Brand" Ham?. Just the right size to boil. ......... 20 c lb If you are short on brains we sell cooked brains in cans. .20c Ihe can Ferris Sliced Breakfast Bacon.35c lb Sliced Beef.50c lb Just received another 'shipment of Genesee Jam in Cherry, Ked Raspberry, Shaw berry and Dam$on Plum in 2 1.-2,' 5 and l otb cans. This is the best value we ever sold for the money. Pure fruit and sugar-40c, 75c and $i.Sd per can. FERNDELL HAWAIIAN SLIC?D PINE APPLE. Here is the ri?e.-c pineapple put in a tin can. Better than fresh fruit. 3 cans for $ 1. Ferndell Lemon Cling Peaches in class by themselveSy 3 cans for ?.1.' I Anderson Cash Grocery Company s i. Seller* of Cleo* Thug* To Ki Southern liaptlst Theological Semi nary at Louisville; Henry Wood, pro fessor of german, la Johna Hopkina University. The degree of doctor of letter* was conferred on * carence Poe, of i<nio*?h, I editor of the Progressive farmer: Henry jerome stocfcnrd. professor of Basllsh at Pefcce institute. Raleigh. an? Uustavna Arvid Hagstrom, presi dent Lctliel Academy, and Theological Seminary ?t St. Pani, Minn,