Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MR. FARMER: If you want Fam* Supplies, Osborne & Pearson's Saturday's RETIR ING prices save you money. y<iilHaled Oxfords for men liurefool Sandals for mell. I Tan ventilated Oxfords and barefoot Sandals for men $2.00 and $2.50 a pair Kur ibis very liol weather nothing I3 j more comforts ble than a pair of lh?i.e. GEISBERG BROS., SHOE COMPANY UNDf.R Al A S 0 N I C TEMPLE Shoes That Satisfy. Wouldn't it be fine for the chil di cu t<> paddie tn the brauch and play under big poplar trees. I hen Come To North Anderson m $5 Piatas ii Bifl Reduction and Up. jj FOR NEXT TEN DAYS .% jfcg "^&^S^^S[ *10 Gold Dt8t Platcs - , I fl? $7 Crown open face $5. ^^^*^>!!fj^^jP^l^j^?^^ Avoid Indigestion and I Improve your HEALTH xi ll by having ns FIX TOUR TEETH. DR; H. R. WELLS ?*tX). r^? ll ...Electrical Dental Parlors... yrown ll Over Fanners & Merchants Bank. W?^^^ ll Phone 527 Lady Altedannt * ELECTRIC CIT * _ * Items of Interest and Person * Wirebsa on the S Y. H. Dumiulrk's ll?ndi|uurtcis Here. "led il. Uoiuiiiiek, ?tr Newberry, eantlfilute for congress, stated when lien- recently that he would come .her? on thu I fd lt of July to open his Jioadquartera. Ile will have the front louttit' of tin- second floor ot' (he He itel Cliiuuolu ior (he remainder of (he ?timuinei. ile ?aid Hint he intends to minke a vigorous campaign and that he will mukti il look like a leal race. CIOIKIH All Around, Hill No Hain lien*. There were cloud'.' al! around and a few scattered drops of tain fell yes tei ikiy afternoon and again last night liiere was a sprinkle for less than half a minute. Hut lie-re were heavy cloud: und heavy thutidei und light ning in the oust and the northeast. Somnbody might have been getting a ?.-iuni rain. I>r. IV. A. Tripp ?~ HUH in the City. Dr. W. A. Tripp, the newly ap pointed county trearurer, wus in th? city yesteiday making arrangements to nike over the office next Wednes day. The appointment of Dr. Tripe seeiny to have given genet al satisfac tion mid the people, of Anderson will be glad lo have him as a citizen. His assistant, Prof. Gentry, who taught r.chool lust year at St. George, has arrlvod and ls In. harness. He was reared within live miler of the city und has many friends who are glad to wel come him back ar. a citizen. He says that "Anderson is My Town" applies to him with full force. -o Nen Candidate Kor Commissioner. Magistrate W. A. Spenrman ofi Piedmont was In the city yesterday! and announced his cundidacv for county commissioner for district No. 3 consisting of the, four townships In that Hertlon. .Mr. Spearman says he is putting his candidacy In the hands of hiB friends who have mad? him magistrate for four years and he reels Bore of good support. He Is a con tractor and builder and can be of ser vice to the county In the mutter of bridge work, al'hough as n mutier of fact lie hus had no experience in road making. --o New Store On East Market. V. B. Cheshire announced yesterday that he will let the contract for a new store building on Rast Market street in rear of the Daily Mail off! - . and facing the side of thc city hall. The building will he one of the lots pur chased by him recently, lt will bc plain but substantial und if be meets with good luck with it he propose.? to develop the other six lots which ho ? hus. Same Old World Nature The Same. Folks who complain about the world is so different from the good old days are .urged to consider young America. The small hoy ls Just an mis chievous and JiiBt ns lively und just aa frank and manly us ever. This was brought to mind at the picnic nt Wll UuniHton Thursday. The "grownups" saw something wrong with the cos tume of some of the lively iuds and learned that they lind their shirt waists on wrong-side out. Swimming hole; constable; hurried exit; clothes thrown on In u Jiffy. Just boys, that's all. M lisle Program By The PbUiitheus. There will bo a program of music and readings given Friday afternoon at the home of Mr?. J. B. Cooley, on West Whltner street at 6 o'clock. All of tho friends Of these young ladles and thu public generally uro Invited to attend. Lhiht abd cooling refresh ments will be serged. .A silver offer ing will be taken at the door to add to the treasury of this society for be nevolent work. Mr. Hembree Builds Another fo'tafe* Mr. J. U Hembree today started the erection of a five room cottage on hie lot on Oakland avenue in the Roberts property. Mfr. Hembree pur chased three lots at a recent auction sale, and improved one of them some time ago. The house he built WBB sold to Str. John A. Thompson of the Southern Bell Telephone and. Tele graph company. Mr. Hembree says that the house he ls now erecting will be somewhat simitar to the one sold to Mr. Thompson, lt will be for sale. p Sp Sp 2f* 3f* Sp Sp Sp Sp Sp Sp Sp Y SPARKLETS * _ * ni Mention Caught Over the * treets of Anderson * ?. ty .y. .y. .y. y, ,y. ?y; .y. ;y, ,y ;y. Mr. Horton HiiyN Farm Property, Mr. K. IJ. HOI lon. pr?sident of tito Anderson Heal (?1stute ?ind luve tnient company, stated (oday thui his com pany hud purchased Hi?' farm of Mrs. Alherlu' Chamblcc. containing 170 ncres, situated about five milos west of the city. The consideration was approximately $12,000. .Mr. Horton says tlie laud will he cut into smaller farm? ?nd wil he offered for sale. Mrs. ChatnLiee has moved to Texas. -o IV here Ho Juries t Get l'recedtul I "Where do the Jar? s get the prece dent for giving a dolla, o some chari ty." asked Mr. C. C. IA' . ?on yester day He .?ays that it .-ustoni which he appreciates, for tar. !?irtes have each turned ovei io him a nonar tu he sent to Thorn well Orphanage. The juries received the money, lu Kcemr., from the iitigauls wlio won thu cases, but the question is who started this custom? Lurge Attendpnce On T. P. A. Kally. reaster V. Trlbble. secretary of Post L), reports that there ls every indication of a fine attendance Satur day night poon the rally of the T. P A. at North Anderson park. The "ilrummera" and their guests will have a big time and this occasion will open the new .park. Lightning Kill.i? Clemson Ciujc1. ? News was Received here yesterdav of the death of William Hoy Je'er of. Carlisle, Newberry county, who was killed by lightning at Norfolk. Va..I Thursday. Mr. Jeter would have graduated ut Clemson next year and bad a number of friends lu the city of Anderson. He was a member of tho varsity foot ball team and distinguish ed himself in many games. He wa? 19 years old and a young man of splendid habits. Cher???ola Il rn ne h lng Ont. ' Since he opened lils plant Imre some weeks ago. Mr. A. P. Spenvc . has put (?hero-Cola on the map and lt has tak en in a surprising mani jr over this section. Mr. Spence stated last night that be had completed arrangements whereby a $10.000 plant is to bo lo cated in Greenwood. The holders of the concession are J. F. Monroe and J. F. Stokes of Hohen Path. They will cover part of Oreenwood and Abbe ville counties. Mr. Snence says that if the drouth keeps, up everybody will bf drinking rhero-Cola. It ls about the on Iv thing that makes people hap py these days. Mr. ii. C. Salli\Uli To Make An Address. Mr. G. Cullen Sullivan, who made an Imprerrion, at Rock Hill last week with the address on "Sentiment" in connection with the management of building ard . loan associations, waa elected a delegate to tin- United States Building and Loan League next month, and he has been invited to de liver ibis address her*. The national league meets in Washington and will be attended by repres? Matlves from foreign countrler, aa w?.ll ns from many of our own state -. Work on Repot IN Well Started. Work ?in the construction of the main portion of tho new union pas senger station of the Southern and the Blue Ridge ls well under way and the pouring of cement for the floors and side walls will be commenced be- 1 fore the end bf the week. The build- ? lng will be tire proof and will be use ful as well ur. ornamental. --o-r " Jnrnb Bulliugrr Out for Treasurer. Jacob O. Bollinger, of Pelzer. In for-< malty announcing himself for county trearuror nays that he ls a self-made man. having ree ired hts education through his own efforts that he has bad six years experience In the cotton mills 'SB well as. several ye?re ou tho faun, and that as an o nice man he' has bad the confidence of his employers. Ho promises economy and a fauhtdl performance ot his duty if eiecUkL; - Lynchburg's Record. " Lynchburg, June 25.-A new abso lute maximum. temperature for Jtun? wa* established here today with a temperature of 101 degrees, ^ t.e pr^ vlous June record was 98 dfe'i'WW!1 Tile government record here was- es tablished in 1871. ., . I~ PALMETTO THE AT HEV. TODAY'S PROGRAM THE ELDEK ki; OTHER. Easanay A two reel feature from from the novel of the same name. You are urg ed to see tiiis. BUDDY'S FlirST CALL. .Vitagraph He makes a bid lor the ?ad?es. His first attempt is a ridiculous failure. He vows they v. iii never a.i?ain make him a laughing" stock. THE FIRE JUGGLE* S.Seli? Coming Sunday "HorA and Hand". A thrilling detective story. 1 "Broncho Billy cLiid the Mine S^ark." We don't need to tell you any thing about ' Broncho billy." You know. , I FOUR BIG REELS EVERY DAY 10c. T~T ?* THE MAN THAT POT THE "MOVE" IN MOVIES. ? niiiiw^WTi . wMi-wjii i i wi " i ?ni ? ??wi ? p-i-fj ??nawWTi n ? i i in - mm ? -rirM -i i mm m mw in?ii i m ? rc m ri i ii ITU ??? I r i.?"? ?'? ?????? - m-ntm PHILATHEAS MEET WITH MRS. COOLEY Literary and Musical Program Prepared For the Session of This Afternoon The Jimbu Philathca Class of the Kir: t Baptist .clinch meets this af ternoon in the homo ol ?.!rs. Cooley, on Whittier st i cet, for m est cul and literary cxei elsey. The program o? items for the afternoon Includes .In strumental und vocal music and readings. One of the exercises pron i.-.'.ng peculiar plearure to the class lr the singing hy a chorus nf college girls who have been tiained under the direction of Mrs. Charles Sullivan. The meeting will hegin at 6 o'clock. The exerciser of ?he afternoon and those who will take part are as fol low: I. Vocal Duet -Mesdames W. Nar din and Charles Green. H. Rending-Misc Mary Ramsey. HI. Piano Duet - Mrs. Frank Watkins and Miss Law. of Due West. TV. Vocal Solo-Mis. J. F. Vines. V. Reading-MIFS Julia Campbell. VI. Vocal Solo-Mrs. Wlllinm Mul drow. VII. Reading-Mir s Carrie Fret well. VIII. Chorus-College girls. Mrs. Charier Sullivan. Director. MAY PUBLISH SALARIES j Possibility That Federal Reserve Board Will Heiinlre List?. ? -^ * I Washington. June . 25.-Although John Skelton Williame, comptroller of tho currency, refutes to confirm per- ! st&tent re nor ti.': that the Federnl Re-1 serve bourd will insist on detailed 1 statements as to thc exact rolarles I paid to thc officials of banks belonging 1 to the Federal Reserve banks it lal geneially believed that such action will be taken by Ute board after its or ganization. It frequently is charged by minority rtockholders that officials controlling banks deprive rtockholders of earn ings to which they are entitled by voting larger salaries to officials. Such action would ho more difficult, it is insisted hy the complaining stoc-kholdetF, if banks were forced to publish their salary lists in detail. ( ORB WAS FIN E? Tyrus Fined if.Ml For His Fracas In Meat Market. Detroit. Mich., June 25.-Tyrus Hobb, the baseball player pleaded guilty to thc charge of disturbing the peace In the Justice's court here to day and paid a $5Q. Had he not paid the fine be would have had to rpOnd rix moths lu the House of Correction. Cobb and William I* Carpenter In whose,meat shop tho ball player raus ed a dtrturhahce' inst Saturday sight had a dispute over the purchase of mme fish and when Cobb flourished A revolver Harold Harding, ail em ploye, stepped in and a fight ensued. The ball player sustained a fractured thumb' which' has kept him ont ot the ball games th lr.', week. . 'i, ,. ? '? AUTO RACES ON FOURTH Tr. John Linley Plans Big Hay tot North Anderson. . Another celebration- will go to North Anderson on the fourth of Jiiy. There will be one ot the' .biggest days that has ever been held' In the new Anderson. Mr. Linley has arranged \ program that will equal any that HERBERT RAWLINSON. (UNI VERS?T) ->^ I At the Bijou To?::;y ANNA LITTLE At the Bijou Today ls arranged anywhere and the beauty , of lt all is.that lt ls absolutely free. \ That ia the big thing of the day'e cele bration. North Anderson will have the' city celebration for tho fourth and the only thing that tlie folks will como Into town for. "will bc the baseball game at 1 the park in the afternoon. Mr. Linley, together with Mr.'J. C. Strlbllng lr. working, up a mee over. Ute North Anderson speedway - uni with few good cars, on that road, the ' real speed will be seen. The road ls too crooked for very much speed, but i there will bo races ot class. I There will also be a track meet, in | connection with tho many valuable i prizes which will be given away. This track meet wilt be held In the morning \ as everything will be hrWin.'the morn- ; lng and the crowd'wilt ebruo'back to ? Anderson in ?ie ?tt^rnb?n.'for tho < baseball game. In .the. evening;''there .will ?be a dis- \ play of fireworks id. the North An* derson park? (Lbdk our-for - r?tn.)^ i There will he bandr on theptace all the time and the bands will ho kept busy at night. . * There will bo several short speocUo made- in the forenoon. A big day 'le ? planned ny Mr. Linley for the Ander son people-and the only expense that will be necessary Is the car-fare out ? co tho park and bach. ?, Another Job to Start St. John's Methodist church to get three coats of "Town & Country" paint on the outside. Anderson Paint and Color, Co* Bleckley Bldg. Phon? 647 IJOU ...THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM. ON THE VERGE OF WAR-. 101 I isor. 3 reel feature with Her bert RnwlruBon and Anna Little. The * tory lb one of international Intrigue between agents of this country -ami Mexico. The girl ls the rsupposed daughter of a hynotlBt acting as a Mexican spy, but later it ia learned thut he was not her father. Many of thc ulltfatinnB are very Intense. War ships, .Vex-can soldiers, dlplomatto in trigues come in. I*HE Yt HOM; ROAD- % Rex. A strong drama with. Dob Leonard. " Coming tomorrow ?The Train of Kire*' 3 reel Apex feature. Coining Monday ''Chelsea 7760" 4 reel Fumons Players detective feature that'Ia'a thriller. ... THEATRE ' TOp^Y^^OGRAM^, METAMORPHOSIS American. Presenting Sydney Ay res and Vivian Rich. This is a two part feature embracing the psycholo gy or a new doctrine. ' OUR MUTUAL GIRL- . 1 Reliance. The plot in this story V ii as boon resumed, in this picture Ute Mutual Girl' ts kidnapped by black mailers and held for1 r'ankom. : -. ' HIL ON TltOURLED WATERS- ' American; S TW la*-* two' reel fea- ' turo well/worth seeing. " . Coming Boon ?The. Million : Dollar Mntnal^Movles Mrifr Time Hy. A revolving target, .on'which Images >f birds ore perched'until shot down, .B a Frenchman's Invention.