The Anderson daily intelligencer. (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, June 19, 1914, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6
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o County Offices o
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FOR AUDITOR
I hereby announce myself u candi
dato for County Audit cr, subject to
thc rules of the d?mocratie primary.
li. A. Abruma.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the office of Auditor, subject
to the rulen of tho Democratic prl
uiarv J. it. C. ti Hil FFT N.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
I hereby announce myself u cundi
date for County Supervisor of Ander
son county, subject to the rules of
the Democratic primury.
TIIOS. D. KAY.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county supervisor, subject to
the Dumocrutlc prlmury.
J. MACK KINO.
I hereby announce myself u can
didate for the office of county super
visor of Anderson county, subject to
the rules governing thu democratic
primary.
T. M. VANDlVEIt.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for supervisor of Anderson coun
ty, subject to the rules of democratic
primary. C. A. MARTIN.
'rna COMMISSIONER
lt. A. Sullivan of Fork township is
hereby announced for commissioner
for Sectlou One, comprising Fork,
Kock Mills, Pendlet JU and Centervllle
townships.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county commissioner for the
third section, consisting of Garvin,
li rushy Creek, Will bunston and Hope
well townships, subject to thu action
of the democratic prlmury.
II. A. FOSTER.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county commissioner for the
third section, consisting of Garvin,
Urushy Creek, WlilianiHton and Hope
well' townships, subject to the action
of the dcmucrutls primary.
II. A. FOSTER.
FOR tOI?NTX TREASURER
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules of thu democratic party.
J. MERCER KING.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Treasurer of An
derson county subject lo the rules of
the Democratic party.
JACOH O. BOLINGER."
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for commissioner' from District
No. 2, comprising Pendleton, 1 mk
Mills, Fork'and Centervllle townships,
subject to the' rules of tho democratic
primary.
D. S. HOBSON.
I hereby announce my elf a candi
date for re-election as Commlssionui
for- District No. A., comprising Hones
Path, Martin, Helton und liroudwuy
township, subject to the rules of thc
'Democratic primary.
J. M. Dunlap.
Th? friends of R. A. Mullklu liere
by announce him us a candidate for
county Commissioner from district
compohlng Hopewell, Brushy Creek,
Garvin and YVllllamaton. Subject to
the mles and government of the Dem
ocratic Primary.
FOR PRORATE JU DOE
W. P. Nicholson is hereby announc
ed as a candidato for re-election to
the o nice of Probate Judge, aubject
to the rules of'thu'democratic pri
mary.- ? " '
. 1, hereby announce myself a candi
' dat? for the office ot probate Judge of
Anderson county,'aubject to the rules
bud to the result of the D?mocratie
primary. V1CT?R D. CHESHIRE.
.?i?? ,.t.?; it ?il ? ,tf-? i? . . :?ii>
I-hereby knudiutbe 'mytwlf u candi
duto for ?'rubato Judge Of Andqtwou
County subject to Hui.rules .ut , .the
democratic- primary.- , r
W. Pi COX.
1 hereby announce myself a candi
date'for thc ellice of Probate Judge-for
Anderson county, subject-to tho rules
.of thc-democratic Primary,
' i. T. HOLLAND
1 hereby announce myself , a candi
date' "for'''the office of judge of pro
bate-for Anderson county, subject to
?tho rules governing the democratic
.primary election.
". W/H. FRIERSON.
FOB STATE -SENATOR T~"
I hereby announce myself a candi
date fdr State senator from Anderson
County, subject to the rules of the De
mocratic primary election.
- ii L. SHERARD.
Hereby announce myaolf a candi
date for the State Senate, from Ander
son county, subject lp the rules ot the
Democratic primary,
j j : /. ? ? ' Clint Summers, Jr.
REPRESENTATIVE
v ', I ttereby announce myself as a can
didate tor "House* bf Representatives
from Anderson county, subject to tho
rul?s bf the dom oe ru tlc porty. .
' ?' - *i .OBCAR>p. QRA-Y. /
y I hereby announce myself u candi
date for the 11 ouse of Re presen t at ive
from A mle i non county aubject to tho
ruleu of the democratic, pr I mary. ?
:3 ...RUFUS FAN Ti JR.
FDR CONO RESS
I hereby anno'unco myself a cnndl
. dato for Congreaafrom the Third Con
'gresalonal District,' .subject . to the
rules Of the democratic party. .
. j, ?ac. JOHN A:/HORTON,.
fe ... ... Belton, s. a
v.yl.i. . ..-.,/.., ? . i j ' .. .rt ! ..
ELEANOR WOODRUFF.
.?"pHE FRINGE ON THE GLOVE"
jj 1M u dramatic ?tory of lifo In thc
wost, lu which thc devotion of
true friendship plays u most Important
pu rt.
Eleanor Woodruff, whose character
work lias uiude her famous, hus one
great ambition lu life-that ls to play
a lend In a crazy comedy. She HII>? ?be
would liku to trade places with lovely
Mabel Normand for u duy.
In "Mareen, the Halfbreed," n wom
an gives all that she bas to give to ti
worthless mau. Ile degrades her and
casts ber off. Another woman with no
knowledge of bin previous alliance snc
rl?ces herself to him. The llrst, with
all the hatred and fury of n woman
scorned, seeks revenge. Her hand is
stayed by the helpless and innocent
victim of the man's perfidy. A com
mon sorrow brings the women together.
6CENE FfcOM ?THE FR fa GE -.ON Tht?
In "ITls Last Cull'1 the actor's years
of suecos are forgotten, and the last
days of Ills lifo ure days of poverty and
turtidowns by malingers und agents.
The old actor iit'.uiids one of the plays
In which be hus often played the lead
ing putt mid ls recognized. The lead
ing mao ls unable to gu on, und '? old
Thespian ls asked lu take lils place.
Ills wonderful neting ls a triumph, and
he ls called and recalled before the cur
tain. The excitement und Joy of lt all
are too much for the old man. and he
smilingly answers the last ?.all before a^
greater and higher audience.
"The I laud of Horror" ls a sensa
tional dru tun in which ii young steeple
jack cllugs to the bands of af grout
clock on *'.. very top of a skyscraper
while the mun who lucked him out
upon the lace of the clock liecomcs in
sane at the thought of what be bas
done.
"When the Men Left Town" tho
women get cunt roi of the town and
stop smoking. d> inking and cninhUiig.,
Tim men rev?.lt iml leave. The-women
suddenly discover that tho mere iii tile
ls very handy when lt conies to berny
work. The' ?' is ii tlcitioiistraitimi ngillin*:
the muyo;,..-.-,, etid the men are recalled.
The suffragettes win the day lp "The
New Fire Chief." The old tire cider.
Runny. ls d'sybieid by ii progressive
militant. tfhV'scifi ral of the old Hr?
horses. An auto engine takes their
places. Things look pniiiilMiig until ti
fire occurs Tin- new chief neglects'her
duty for 'he * :Ve iiMier'toj?et while the
(Ire burns. Thu auto bas- a mishap; und
the town ls lin 'atend? with a conttii
gration, l'.u'v.v. who h^ptirvhHHcd his
old horse nail l e? d ,sties to'theires,
ede. get* Hu? tire nuder--control mal
proves himself the right man In the
right-place.
NATIONAL
At Philadelphia I'S; Chicago 4
At Brooklyn, I; Cincinnati 4.'
Af New York il; Pittsburgh 4.
At lior.trn R; St. Louis (J.
FEDERAL
Urooklyn, June is.- Today'.- raufen
between Itmolclyn and Cincinnati wa:;
I another battle royal with plenty oV
freak incident)-. The visitor? won
?4 to 1. P.!*ntmi wtiti bil for two
Issued four pasees, made a wild pitch
laud had Ibice stolen nation uguihst
I him on which Ctfr? of which the ruh
ncra advanced to third mi u wild
?throw by Clarke, yet Urooklyn got
only one run. >?
FUcbl'C:
I cincinnati _ 200 000 002 -4; U ; 2.
Urooklyn . 000 010 omi- i; 2;. l.:
Catlin ami Clarke; Allen, Schmutz
lund McCarty;
Boston, June IS.- lu u game thal
dragged through two boura and thirty
.ven minuter. St. Loni:'. o'of titted.
Hostel toduy li lo l>. by ?coihig(*4?S>i
j runs in the first'half of'the ninth
There were r?verai close playa nail
'playera of both team.-, made strenuo
us objection:- io the ile?li ion:. VAt'Villi
close of thu ipi mi) a erowal followed
Pmpire Byron oft the field anil hbot1
ed bini.
Score:
St. Louis . 202 ODO 002-6; S;l.
St. Loiihi . 020 2H1 htm r.;ll; 0.
Hobin: on. Steele, Porrjlt, Sallee and
I Snyder ; Purdue, Crutcher and Whal
I lng,
Philadelphia, June IS. Philadol
phia tok advantage or the wildness
ol' Cheney und Pieren and of Chico-]
go's error? and walked tiff with tho
victory today 12 to 4. J?
Scoie:
Chicago .'. 300 DOO 001- 4; ?; \\^
Philadelphia Ol?, oti2 400 -12;ll ; :J"
Cheney, Meroe, Stack and Urcs.ua
I han and Needham; Marshall, OCHCII
I ger and Burris.;
New York, June IS.- Pittsburgh]
evened thcrerles-with N?*w" York-by'
tuking-un uphill game today 4 to 3?.
With the rcore 3 to 0 in- favor o?
New York, the Piratea scored titree
runs In the Xth inning on four bits,
and ? two errors by Stock. Wagner
went through the entire surtes with
out making a lilt. Manager McGraw
was order i'd off the field by Umpire
Emslie tn- the ?rst inning while
idem sent Snodgrass off the field, lu
j the ! even th.
I Score:
Pittsburgh _ 000 000 040-4j 9; 0'
New York - ... 000 101 100-3; 8; 2.
Adams, Con zehn an, Harmon and
Gibron, Coleman; Demarco and Mey-'
era.
. /MbiKansan City' 2; Baltimore u.
. ,at> indianapolis ft; Buffalo 3.
Ai Chicago 3* Pittfburgh 2.
At St. Lou lu -I; Brooklyn ti.
jmlhinapuli.-. June Indl?nnpo
II! hunched bita today und won froth
I tu ft:*, lo 5 io ii. Today':' victory la Hie
urti Mi st ra Ich t ror tho local team.
Score:
m?nalo . <;oo 002 mo- ".; :;; 2.
Indiar.apolirt .. 0U0 020 120-"B; 7; 1.
' Knapp and Blair; Kui..tiling and
Rei Iden.
v iiiinr.aa t'ily.,Jut.o -^Knimaii city
defeated (tait imo VC Imlay 2 lo 0. Doo
lan and Wutdi, who were suspended
recently iu!lowi.\g an aif,umcnt with
au umpire in Chicago, wore buck in
thc name for Ballimore.
Score : ..?*-?.? >
Kalt ?more ..
Kansas tilly
AMERICAN
hon otto nu;) -0; 7; 1.
000 ?00 200^-2; 7; I
nd Jack
.-..WHiiolii), Smith. Conic;. :
Hitch; Cuilop and IO:.; tel ly
Chicago, June I'S. -l'hk leid Plitn
?burgh to two hitit today and Chicago
[Won Hu* teil tuning game. 3 to 2.
Se ii re:
I'lrMnngh _ 020 OOO doo- 2; 2; 0.
Chlc?go . IOU 001 000-3 ; 9; U.
St. Louis, June 18.*-Brooklyn won
tho third of its series with St. Louiu
0 to 4.
Score, :
Brooklyn . 201 110001 -?; 10; 2.
St. Loni:- _ 201 Hld 000-4; I; 2.
Hinnman and Land; Willett aud Si
mon.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
At Peterr.huig 1; N'nr'nlt: 0.
Al Richmond (i; Roanoke 0. '
North Caro? Lia League
At Diuham-Gre . .joboro-min.
At Wlnston-So' .1 B; Charlotte 7.
At Asheville-': eigh-rain.
SOUTHER N LEAGUE
At Atlanta ^'ashville-rnfn.
At Montgc: ry-Mobiic-rain.
At New Oil ana 2; Birmingham 9.
At Chatte' aga 2; Memphis 6.
At Chatt: .joga-Memphis, morning,
rain.
South Atlantic
"?T Savannah 3; Columbia r?. j
At CoInmbu3-.?acks?nvH?c-rain.
At Macon-Albany. rain.
At Chai le-.-ton 1 ; Augusta 2.
At Clovctaht! Nov.' York--rain.
At Detroit';. V.'.mhincirm 2.
Al CUii?agb^O; Ruston x.
At St. Loins'ft; Philadelphia, ii.
chicago. Jilt.'- Ix.-Chicago batted
.fi,ii Scott's .!.'!;.?.(.i y all about the Held
today and r.ht!t out the locals 8 to b,
In the llt.-t gani? ol Hid Burles; Chl
mgu l?,it. Lefiiian! Lu:il chough but he
could not bi: k'ppoituuoy.
Score:
Ho.iton ._.' 001 Ooo util-S; 14; I.
Ciihugo ugo 000 OiiU-77-O; S; 0.
Leona. J uiiid C4r'"Usit|i; J. Suoti und
{^hiilk.iuj.d.Majjier. ? .
lWr?it,.,jiln?' ?S.-'Che tigers de
te?ied Wa,t:Vr^^o??!?iioii today 4 to 2.
In the op?nliirf'Vam.e nf the r ifles wjth
Washington. Ruin bedail ut the .op
ening 01' Hie fourth inning and con
tinued tor thu'''rest of tho game. The.
slippery ball .seton ii lo botiiei John
r.oii moie !h:o| ii did Duimc. OD II
dry. feld L'aynnaugh':'. home- run
might have freon held to a singlo.
This war-. U|o third. ronr.cci;. ive delea!
tor John .1 .
Seor?:: "Ot???
Washington ?.. r.'?0 000 lftl- 2; 3;
Joiinsoti and Aim lilith, and Wil
liams; Dubuu .bnd Stanage.
St. Louis. June IS.-'Tiie world'
champions today cculd no!, p.vorconif
a lead tho home club secured in the.
emly innings, BO St.ILouis won from
Philadelphia. C to B, and went into
tlii rd place In t'?e ra ec for the Amer!
can League penaiiut. Strunk knocked
a home run in tbe*"eighth Ininns with
men on secoad and third busos.
Score- i
Philadelphiat .-010 000 031-5 10
St. Ixiuls.. _ 102 101 lox-(J l l
Plank, Ut . n and l^ipp and S -hang
Baumgai'dnt j ano Mitchell, mid Ag
new. .
American Association
.At St.: Paul .4; 'Cleveland 0:
At Kansas City 0; Louisville G.
At Mlnueapoli? 1; Columbus 3. -
At Milwaukee .3; Indianapolis 5
(flist game.)
At Milwaukee 10; Indianapolis ti.
(rccond gan?e'. y
International League
Al Newark'2; Tor?nto 3.
' At Ballimore 2; Montreal 3.
At Jersey Cl?.y 5; Buffalo 14.
At Providence 12; Rochester G.
fir; t game." A . r "
Providence 3; Rochester 6. second,
game.
Warlike Front.
Turks Make Provision^ Against POMSL
ble Oreek Trnublet.
Constantinople. Turkey, Juno IS.
Henry Morgenth:-1, Un ?tod Slates um
baaaador to Tnrl.ey, todfiy sent Hoff
man Phillp, re?rolary of Ute em lins-!
sy. to. Smyrna tn ascertain tho poJil*''
Hon thorn pf American' citizens who
might be placed lu "danger hy the
threatenend uuHw'hrlstiah rising 'tn
Ania Minor. .
S-Turki<jili rofUgben frribi Macedonia,
who assert .that they have been driv
en out by tho tlreeks, have orrlveiMn
ronnlder.ible numbera on the-Asiatic
coast, whero they havo token ponses
r.Ion of catiro villages deserted by their
former Greek Inhabitants who havo
crossed ovor ta; tho Island ? of Chios
and M lt y leno. v
' There lins been some pillaging in' the
district along tile co sst "of Asia Minor
and altogether the position there ls
gonn rsl ly regarded aa a-dsngorous one
although Turkish officials are ming
srent efforts to keep the people in
check.
At tho same tfhie prepmUons ure
hoing made by tho Turkish authorities
to meet any possible Greok-attack. The
INirklah m'ntsrer of war lum gone to
Smyrna and the Turkish troop have
placed mines nt the entrance to thc
Gulf.
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. Blecktcy B|.lu^. ?u?lirj?r., S. C f
. Citizens National Dank Bldr. *
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SCBSCRIBR FOR THE ANDERSON
BAILY INTELLIGENCER, THE BEST
FAMILY '??VnPAfEli ?H, Sbrjtjl
CAROLINA. '.^ THE YEAR. * "
Jailed n Uctertlve.
??' '. . .. : .
Burke, one ot the detectives'employ
ed by attorneys of Leo. M. Frank,
today was indicted by the ' Fulton
county grand Jnry ?h an'tho charge
of an attempted subornation of per
jury: . Bnrho- ts.-: occured of having
attempted t,o persuade .Neille - Fergu
son, one Qf ..tao .witnesses j against
Ci auk In bis trial for them 11 ni or of
Mary Phajtan.cto- ohange Uer. teatl
raony. Tho..attempt fl/ allegeit to have
been made in conn oct lon with f-ran UV
effort to aedfiro-.a new; trail. Rorke
waa lelcanod on ?houri.
y "??-???. ... --! .
8oldler'a {dost Trying Position:
The average soldier finds- the most
terrifying position to be that of stand
ing mctionless In the front rank, ex
posed to the enemy's* fire Without-be
ing able to. reply. The order to ad
vance br to charge wtth fixed bayonets
Is then r?trlivdd sk a releaa e from
agony.. Movement,.even Into greater
peril, distracts tbs mind and greatly
reduces tWmenfaf?tagtiyvh. .
. ..il Ult* M*))."'' . -l.H. .
TBE HAHTVW?L, GA;,
and ANDERSON, S. C ,
By Way of
NATIONAL 'HIGH VV AV
HAILEY'S F1
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L0 tu -Il A ITil. YJ4;.I* KRH.V
3K M. ( ommeree, Gu. NirvC MOAT
48 >l? Jefferson, Gu. COM? LANDING
m M. Winder. Ga. . I. lt A Di: H KOA l?S
CA M. (arl. (.ri. Qt ICH SF. K VI CK
ttl) M. A ii h ti ru. On. FKRKIAOK th Cf S.
M? M. lawrenceville, On. IMlONK AT
'tm. M. Duluth, Gn. - HAILEY'S FERRY.
1)7 .M. XwrcniHift Ott. GOOD CAMPING
115 M. Atflntn, Ou. GROUNDS
tl M. Hurt well. Ga.
7 31. I!AUDY'S I: CK KV,
I I M. StUiv.S. C._ ..
28 .M. Anderson, S. C.
SK M. Wllliiunstohi ?.$'.
:>s .11. tiree ti ville, JV C/
71 M. tirrer, S. C.
?Kt Sf. Sp:?rluiibur^> S.1 C.
ll? M. Ort finer-S. C..,
ll? M. OiKfenhf/VtV*
. INI il. Cluirl(itkv.^..C.
Crossing at HAILEY FERRY I? not affected by low water.
Get your Gasoline and Auto Oils at Hailey's Drug Store, Hartwell. Ga.
Bolo Agent igorFirestone Tiree. Try some. W. I. Hailey. Hartwell.,G'a.."Age?;t.
A free*camping house bas beeil erected at Hailey's Ferry, for the public
Ree tuc Hudson SIXES before buying. W. I. HAILEY, Anent, Hurl well. Cu.
Fmancial and Commercial
IMITAT Vrtrlr Cr?H-nn I contracta for pato and buyers paid 4
l^ev/ I OTK morton points over yesterdays close for that
_ ' ~" ... ,, option tn tho carly part of the ses
N? v. York, Juno 18.-The generally 8,0|, wn"0 tm; new i>rop3 woro ut thu
favorable average of today n weather UV(.|;m
news promoted scattering selling in . v.Vathcr conditions were consider
the cotton market, bul an early decline 0,, favornbi,. and led to some selling
was recovered and tho 'close waa earlv ," ,ho tlav Tho tra(]o howevor.
steady, net three points 'higher, on t."nlu "ot E^an? the small acreage talk
Ju".-.', willi other months net unchang- (.omu,? from both Texas and Oklaho
Od to 3 pointa ipv/cr. The Wik around R,a ond a MuyjnR wave In the nev/,
the local ring-Suggestediault? a gen- crops VG3Uitod. December was tho
oral feeling that the crop was tm strongest month timi nt ita Hiigfcegt
proving tind rome of the private Crop was , po,,u oV,,r yeatenluy'.; Inst quo
nuwn published during tho day wus tatlon. Cotton futures closed Rtoady.
more encouraging, but there were a June' 12.31 ? July 32.36; October 12.811:
great many unfavorable reports, par- December 12.87; January 12.70; March
ItcuUirly from Texas and a statement 12.77.
that Hie Oklahoma State department "spot cotton steady unchanged/Mid
of agriculture had estimated thc cot- jimg jg 13_iC gales on THO BPOT( QJ,O;
lon iicreagn af Oklahoma at 13 per j0 Qr ri vc, 100.
cont under lapt year's probably helped_
tho rally from the early doeline. j II . .
Tin- market opened steady at a de- iaJTain and JrrOVlSlOIlS
cline o? to 5 points and activo. h < .
month* ?old fi to 8 points net lower Chicago, June li.-Huge aalen for
during, the early trading under llqui- export gave today's wheat market an
dation, hy sonic of yesterday's lato upward ewing, (.'losing prices, al-J
buyers and /local prensure. This Bell- though euny were a sixteenth to 1-4 a
lng wai encouraged by the indifferent 3-Sc net higher. Corn finished 1-3 a
nhowlug of the Liverpool [ cables, the 3-8c off to 1-8 a l-4c above last night,
failure of the early weather map to mid oats with a gain of 1-4 a 2-8 to
KhowVthy general heavy rains in Tex- 1-2 a G-8c. Tho outcome lu provisions
as such au Btlggested by some of the was 11 rteP of a shade to 2 1-2 a 6c.
priv?te advices of yesterday after- . -?-?
noon; and the favorable otfklal fore- Stocks and Bonds
cast.
Offerings were readily taken at the ... ???.? ? "-. ? . " ?api . . ?
d?cline, however, with prominent N^w ^ ork June 17.-A Wttor show
Bpct people and Liverpool houses ,n? was ?lade by the stock market to
good buyers,ot July., while there l'ay . Ul? ??vance was g?nerai, hut
seemed to bo some trade demand for lhero, W?rf? few Instances in
new crop month Thia, steadied the which R exceeded friction*'
market andres later worked higher Tho, f,rm ,rm? was, d?f ln a mp^
ou covering and moderate liull sup- BUP? !? repurchase -by .traders w.ho<
,,{(rj ^f -r. ? . . sold during Hie earlier days of the
Colton futures closed steady. - w?elf: T1*T ,WIU\ 3 markf(1 a?H#??
Opened Closed ?f,??^lngs London was in a cheer
jll?y Io 87 12.53 mood which ie? to n-corresponding
August 1 1*> 89 129? movement i" the--International stocks
October....12.08 126? ^f6, , . . .
Oecember 127? l'>74 Importance was attached to a fur
Janunrv ..'..'.*.' 12>,9 thor break i" foreigb exchange ratea
w r , .loao 19?o us a hulllsh factor. Demand sterling
.,,,.1 "..".i i dropped under 488.50. It was felt
?eS 12 40 gulf 12*05 No aides lhat ?*? movement pointed to curtail
.c.mis. i., m.. gun i?.ye. wo gaios. mQnt oI tho extraordinary flow of
* . m gold-out of tho country. Notwithstand
LilVerpoOl Cotton ing the break, $2,650,000 more gold
- ff was engaged for export today. Time
Liverpool, June 18.-^Oetton, spot loan?- wore easier,
j steady, good middling' ? 33/ middling Ju .the bond market there were wide
7.70; low middling 7.28:'. Salea 0.000; fluctuations. Missouri Pacific con
: peculation abd export 30.0. ,[Receipts vertible 5s lost 2 points, but later re
13.000. ' " .'? - covered half of their decline. Rock
-.. . ?--r-~~.. Island d?b?ntui es and International
' f*r?.fti>?? Qffrj Oil " Steam Pump were exceptionally
V.UIIOH Occtl Vyil strong. Chicago-and Indiana Coal
-- Railway os'colapsed, falling 24-points
Now YTIVK, June >T8.-After a to 61. Total tales par value |1,820,
I steady opening due-to-the firmness OOO. United States bondB were un
o'. lnrd, cottonseed'Oireaaed off i!n- changed on call."
Ocr realizing and a light outside trade. ., , . ,," j-.,,. ,-.
Later ft rallied' again with cottoh and M/i??ir Hw Pall
on scattered covering. 'Refiners sold lUOlwy V/n V?dll
early but were, Mayers1 irf'the last hour. -
Final -prices., we'fo' 2^ pAlnJs to three New York, June 18.-Mercantile pa
lower. ?. . V/lfe ' . .per 3.1-2 a 4.
-EL ' _.?, lr. ' Sterling steady, at a decline', KO days
Nsw Orleans'Cotton SSI? ,,. .
?r r --. " Bar Silver 66 3-4.
New OrlcknPr Jane ?l?.-Aft*rrbclng Mextdan dollars 44. Government
adversely Influenced by liquidation the bonds irregular. Call money firm 1
cotton vmnrhef steadied up on talk 3.4 a 2; ruling rate 2. Closing I 3-4
from'the-wertern':bett.of a'large dc- a 7-8.
ore?se in acreage an*Closed at a not Time loans, weaker; 60 days 2 1-4;
decline o? 1 to 4 points, which was ninety days 2 1-2; six months 3 1-4.
within a point or two of-the best, so - u_, ?;._
far ns the hew crops wer? cohcorrted. PROTECT RASEBALL
Unlike yebterday. there were few July . -----y
-U...1 jaggg"*tfg-. BgggBy President Johnson - i-iajs f'hase *T?!!
ATTOACTIV? VAGA- , g!^g^ Gamcv
T.Ii>RJ TOUR' ' v Chicago. ,'Junc. 17.-President John
''^Ww?i?W?^vVi VIAW?W? ' son declared Ute American league to
t i^NSE^^TSSraft?'^^^- - day wa* , ready, to nght tho new raid
?-Bwn?i??iv?! - - v ? on. its players predicted by President
? m-v'iruJv ,?rn Gilmore of the Federal league Not
??w?wmtf- on,y *he American league try to
^^??? . ? j* ''V&M prevent Cb ute's playing with the Buf
. - ??W^P?J.VI??-J? falo Fed:*?: , bat lt has already mov
????I*rL^i cd for rirorentlhg other >Vhlto Sox
SE A HO A HI) AIR LINE RAILWAY from Jnmplng,
And Connections s Dan Johnson president of the Am
i inennrPisgah0 '-.? ;; cricau league said tonight:
Niagara 'ails? *T w.ii see to it that no-player who,
T3. aga ra 0 orge, Jumps no timttor how. Jvg a star ho
Toronto,* .". lp, wil ever, piny jin or^anUed ..baseball
Thonxnnd Islands, fAffi'lh. federal Tea4w(^tean.'8 will not
Bapidn. of Iks. 8L Lawrence ijot-'ia' cindie (ployeritroin Co^lslfty.'a
'Montreal* . ' r club, If :Hul Chane, Jumps ilia eonrtoaet
Quebec . .. . tWwIllvn?it?r^U^-wttiiithe^l^ieii-1
Montmorency Vau* . ^?lhlilew'alfwHPatop-)tlm the-sasne
M...Anne.de Ueaoprc, .... ^aw*Chier-uV>ra?spn>??Wa? p'roYcnted
iYKhn> MOiratalaaV v . . ?rom splaying w|U>-Uio .Kansas City
Summit IVashfflgton, Slub.1'
Kdfllon nnd ? ?. ' _:
hiiKew York H:. . Symimtlihers Shot.
S^'^B^O^ YORK :Tamp,^ M/^June lO.-yia Larc
*?rzr '?.-??. A?. Texas. J?nb n?-^Danlol Qonsa
Coat for olebteen days of Rest, Hoste- 4?a rwaa chief ?n^??o?: .-.hore, J
ation. Interesting and Iastyncttve mtm~} ?a,^^^ - Were |" {control !
?vel .; ' V . ^ ?. ' IpC-'Tahipico.'aftd .his 'asstetanta-'tfera':
Porsooally^conducted^by^Mr.j?. H. ^ftcutcd.0t edttega today. ?tFhey trad
Gattin and chaperoned by Mrs. Gatt ia. *feen convicted, or-having- ^ubjeotvsd
OATHS - TOURIST AGENCY SnstUutionaiUt syi?paUdxua "tb J
- Raleigh, ?. c > -. mmtmi^--\-- ?
?i- ( - ..?'?'. v.- ?J ',< .'?>.'-fiiji 1 if
..From .J imo ' Kit li to 22nd we
will *tmw 'fruin 14 to lo.OfM
Sa.1 'MiMii's pulpit's of New
I ?ill ^ulftnftn frrim Jno. II. Fill,
son, ono of flic foremost manu
facturers nf Ililli grade woolens
in tim world. Wo cord lal ly in.
vit?' you .to ful.Mitrtug this dis
play mid see **vfhal's what" in
inc nN riot lies
-Awide runge o? prlceB
..We nmke-yt?uf snit and make
it to fit. ,
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ll. IRQ5BIBER6
Hone'*!!.' '
Greatly Reduced
Passenger Fares
. r via
fircenviUe, Sparenburg & Anderson
Railway.
I HOM ANOKRSONVS.T;
Atlanta, fia.. ;. S Vi ''..:. ... $LS.>
Annual convention Photographers
Association of America. Tickets on )
sale June 13, 14th, final limit Juue
24th, 1914.
TORONTO, CANARA.......... .$31.00
, Tenth annual-convention Associat
ed AdverUsiAK'Clubs af America.
Tickets on sale June 18th. 19th
and 20th; final limit June 30, 1914.
KNOXYILLE.'T?NN........... .$&S5
Summer School of the Southe Uni
versity of Tonnessee. Tickets on
sale June 21 ?4, 22nd, 23rd, 27 th
28th, July otb,. Ct h. 111b and 18th;
final limit fifteen days unless ex- ?
tended. . J,
CHICAGO, TLV'.K.j .$28.20
j . . .'.if? nc-? -?
International .Sunday School Con
vention. Tickets ou Bale June
20th, 21rt. 22nd; Anal limit July
5th, 1914.
NASHVILLE;'"TENN. .$12.70
: . ?. ' ?inA )r?r- ? .. ,,-. J .
Peabody College .Summer. . School.
Tickets on anjo. June 23rd, .^4th,
2Gth, 26th....27(tb. ,29th. Jutya 1st.
6th, 14tlu..finai*ibnit .l5 .days un- '
less oxtend^C '
BUFFALO, "Hi. ft . .$31.00
. > .:, book*
Epworth Leaguer Convention M. E.
Church, iL -H. Church South and
Mi Er^hurv*nvv^na<,a- fTleheta !
on sale June. 27Ui. 28th, '?itu', Hual
al limit ?uly^ith, 191$.
LOI'IS VILLE, UTI...-.'. ; .$10*0
Saongexfest. of - the .North .-AmorI-y
can Sacngerbund. - Tickets on salo \
yOuno 22nd, 23rd, 24th; final, limit :
Jujy 3rd, 1914. , .
\TL ANTA, fin.......... . Vv.V.$4.8S
Young Pepplon Congress. > Tickets .
on osle July. C?i. 7th ; final.Jimit '
* Ask aWtt'f onr: sleeping' cai Service
lo Atlanta. IiWipfO ?IC- i ? '?tstn.*?
( ^pw^^^^^^^j^M^^^' S. C.
$ i; v \ v ? j ?
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* CASEY & FANT . >
* ARCHITECTS .
* Anderson, s. c. *
$ Br?w^mcc <B.uHdur?.- *
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