Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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INTELLIGENCER WANT ADS. GET RESULTS WANTS .WASTED Hair to make switches; will make one or Hi rec strim- lor #1. Addrrss M i si. Willi?- A? ker. Idw-oln, Ala., lt 1 .vs.: :;t. Wanted -Cow or Iii ld peas of all vari elles, name lowest prices anil, send samples of whul yon have lo offer. J. P. Wallera, l.uGrnhge, N. c. WA.NTKI? First ? !a;;s lu-f cati le. sheep nod veul, weighing from 90 io 125 pounds W. A. Power. 212 South .Main Street. LOST LUST-- Diamond Droned between postolfh e and Ot meule library. Finder return to Eugene l) Hrown. Anderson Cash Grocery. ?ml re ceiver reward. LOST - In Audi t sun dui itu- Ibo Ulkst convention, a dark blown bund ba;;. containing ti gray I'alm Hench suit and other ai th ies. Letter in pock et addiosuoil to Ki] H. DcCamp. Gaffney, S. c. Findel please notify Tim Intelligencer. if FOR SALE For Sale-If you want nitrate of soda for npot or future shipment it will pay you to communicate with UH before placing your ordera. Darby & Co., Brokern, Importers. Dealers, all fertilizers, Sumter, S. C. FOB HALE-Two second hand sew-' lng machines in good condition. Also one light spring'wagon. It will pay you to seo nu,? for your repair work All work guaranteed.-J. II. Allen,] Hon ea Path, S. C. F?ft tteisrf" For Kent - - The entire second floor of the Popper - building on Wost Whittier street. Reasonable rutes. Apply to Anderson Lodge B. P. O. K. Elka. < ? G-2t-tfd BUSINESS LOCALS WE SHIP VIM ito I, A S ft lt El ?onus anywhere. Write for our catalog ami join our club. John H. Wil . llama, Distributor. Crand Opera House Building, Greenville, S. C. SHINGLES-I have 250.000 mihi ed long loaf yollVrw-pine shingles tor Salo, cut 1-2 in. by 41n. by 18in. acked 100 to bundle, price F. O. B. Columbia, No. 1 all hearts $4 per No. 2, heart and sap $2.25 per a'., car iota or less. SHAW ARCADE. Columbia, S. C. lwk. BOILERS, TANKS, STACKS, ALI.? KINDS OF MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES, REPAIRS PIPE, GALVANIZED ROOFING LOMBARD IRON, WORKS Augusta. Ga. THF.HE'S MANY REASONS WHY ?OF SIKH El) BRINK AT OfjR ,!"! 5 FOUNTAIN CALL FOB A BRINK, THEN V O I'LL ENDERStl Mi WHY. F. ?. Crayton's DRUG STORE Other People Own Their Homes Have they been more fortunate than you or have they' been more thrifty? Well, the difference ls this: you have been paying rent willie they were pay ing fer their home. Yourst still be longs to the other man, though you might have paid for lt. Your friend got what he paid for and owns his home. L?T US BUILD YOU A HOME IN WEST END NOW. ANDERSON BEAL (STATE AND INVESTMENT CD. E.R. Horton, L. S, Horton, ? Pre*. V.-Fres. . W. F. Mareliall, Secy. ?a* ***..*.?. s) " '. . . CASEY & PANT . . ARCHITECTS ^ . J Aruterson, S. C. . ti Brown Office Building. . Second Floor.. Phone 269 * . ?. EXPLANATION OF THE LOWER FREIGHT RUTES MISUNDERS1 ANDING SEEMS TO HAVE ARISEN INTRASTATE RATES Is Ono Which Became Effective i Yesterday And New Western Rate is Effective July 20 The fol lowing stai -incut was ??SHIM! hy rho Truffle l>e?i?irtirienl ol' I . Chamber of i 'omiiien-o yesterday ai leruoon. There seems lu !)<. some lillie m i understanding on tin- purl ol KOO shipper* as lu I he dales when Ile new rates tn Anderson KO Int?? effoel based un tho deei.-ion ?if 111<- Atlanta eon fer euee ?ind tither oonf .>rou< os li dd Including two in I'ol ll lu hill. TH ie A lui rastille nile from charleston to Anderson went Into effect today. The new rates, greatly lowered, from Dili; Hiver ;in<i <ith ;r West? rn points ..<. into effect on July ??nth. The r> >\ linn in these Western rates ls /erv hu |K>rtanl aful muterlal. and shipper.; should acquaint themselves with UM -ame ?is soon as possible, With regard to II-'?W rate;* from Ni v: York and the Bust tu Anderson. ; commission nf experts has been at wurk fur several months al the I sl eigh Hotel. Washington. I>., c.. repre sent lng the sixteen main railroads >,t UH* Southeast, perfect in? the new schedule nf rates to apply from Hie ?Oust, to Piedmont and other Sr-it lic ier n points. Tlie Truffle Department has l en assured Hint present discrimination* against Anderson in favor of North Georgia points will I > done away with when this commission of expert ; completes its work, and Ander-on will in no instance lake a higher rall' tum the Atlanta rate, being either on a parity with or lower limn Atlanta ami other North Georgia points. The rail roads are now bending every ''inri 'ns.dble to p' to? the new K?s tern rates into effect by October, 1st. They may he lelayed until January 1st, but nil Anderson Hblppers may hu assured that the nsw rates will* amply roleet this city and give e.- ..'.<. bcsl rates the city has ever enjoyed. T'ore will be no discriminations of any kind. The seen rim: of the new mm dis criminative rates from the West, li? Into effect, as stated, on July 20th; lb?? ne wiwHuetmonl of intra state rates; and the assurance that on or about Oct. lit. to Jan.. 1st. next the Terr norl itr crlmVnat 1 I? rail's from the East will go Into effect- all th?so thingH mean much to Anderson ship per. retailers nnd jobbers. The Traffic Committee wants to tak? this opport-inltv to thank t!;e railroads for their efforts to see that henceforth Anderson Is not 3ls crimi natod again?*. A ?rent many reasons beyond the control of the railroad? entering Anderson, growing out of conditions as they existed many yenrs '?..o were reNDOn-dhlo for Finne of Hie discriminations under which the city suffered, nnd it might here in all Jus tice be slated that tho railroads enter ing Piedmont cities also -? offer *d. since natura Hs- the volume of the job ing business of tho Piedmont, handled by railroads entering tho Piedmont wns curtailed by other competitive territories having helter rates. The Interstate Commerce Commission. In its efforts to equalize rates, acted in accordance with tho desire? of the railroads, who desired equalization as much. If not moro, thun the shippors, und therefore the railroad gave (heir best efforts towards the accomplish ii it nf the res lits obtained um) about lo be realized. HOE MUST BE OF EXTRA STRENGTH F)id Not Break Yesterday When Negro F railed Another Over Head with Implement' Evidently the Anderson hardware dealers sell a bettor grade of hoes than can he purchased anywhere else in the world. Not wit hi (anding the fact that Will Patterson struck Jim llei ry a terrille blow over thc head with thu farming implement yerter riay, the boo was not broken PO far as ls known and Instead of holding an autopsy over tho hoe. ds might he ex perted, it lr highly probable that the injured negro will bo the one to need the hearing. The two negroes were working inn field al Cluck Mill when they got In to the di; puto and ns the argument gi cw warmer ami warmur Patterson decided to Iltur trate his remarks and as the hoe wan the handiest a val lal de ...capon be used lt to advantage. It is i aid that Berry is seriously injured and will probably die. Patterson was brought to Anderson shortly after the happening and lodged In the county Jail SEASON'S HEAVIEST RAIN Visited the Section Between <* - bell'n Store and Belton Yestr One of Ute heaviest rain storm., o the whole summer visited the sect io i between Belton and Campbell's ?atore yesterday afternoon about 6:30. The shower tarted fully 10 seconds. The water cannot bc said to have run - jiown tho, cotton rows or to have poured off the housetops, but at any rate lt was the heaviest rainfall In some twelve week*?, and now and then could be seen a drop on a cotton 1 caf. Uko a fugitive tear or? a babe's chook But the iain took good caro not to j wet the ground. Shattered Hull of New York After Pretoria Hit Her Photo copyright, on, ny American I'ross Asuncin: mit THE liner New York hud n very lucky collision with the steamship [?ro torin-If an accident at sea cnn De ter nut I lucky The Pretoria crashed Into the New York oh* the New England const, tearing II hole thirty two feet long above the waler line ol the latter. No one was killed or injured. The Illustration shows thc New York ns she appeared on her ar rival at New York city. ANDERSON FIRM ? WON THEIR CASE Securer] Verdict Yesterday in ' - Court at Greenville in Case ? of Crumbly vs. W. O. W. In tho raso of Crumbly voraus thei Woodmen of th?' Wot ld, which con--' .-.urned iii! of yesterday in th? Clreon-j' ville court of '*ommon Wea . Quattle-j' baum & Cochran, attorneys for tho de-j' fendant company, sue ceded in aeciir-j ' ?nj: ? directed verdict from the pre-P : idiuK case. : There was considerable interest inj j this case in Anderson, due to fi . fact j' that things of a similar natur? have ?onie np in this enwhy mid II lao lc- M case of tiie fact that Anderson nitor-J' ney/ were interested. Thu plain, iff j ' was usking thal the company tn fore-J' ed to pav $1.000, the r?ct -if n pre- 1 tuilim hold in thc order, while the ? I*v - J ' fendant company refused to make thl??? payment on thc ground tl;' the pre.-j) mlum had not been paid uti I i'm po!'-1. I'ey therefore allowed to l;-p -??- -. MK Dit'A I, ASSM I ATKIN j Pupers Head and Itcsolu?oiis Were j Idoptcd, The County Medical ?r?oclntion met In Hie: rooms of the rhuuiher ni i commerce nt noon VVednoatlay tor their usual monthly se:.s ?on. The i> ref iden t,. Dr. Ashmore, was in the I ?hair, ami iiiMhe absence of thc regu lar secretary.. Dr. Olga Pruitt. Dr ll. Pruitt' acted ar verretnry pro tem. A pa- . J- nu Gastroplosls was given by Dr J. t). Sanders. This wu-i hilly disbursed by tho other doctors pres ent, and they feel that much wita I' guined in information on this subject, i i The only other paper on the program | was a report of clinical eases hy Hr. \ Waller II, Nardin. | A committee was appointed by ibo ? chairman to drnft 1 (.'solutions on the ? loath of a member of this body. Ur. . ( S. It. Heller, of Townvllle. who died I j this week. Another committee to jj traft ler?lutlons of commendation bf j.j ur. Lee Sando rr, and regret over h lu . lepartiuc. to bo sent to thu Dra. |i Mayo, of Rochester. j i Dr. J'. K. Voling*, who is In attend-., tuco upon tho National Medical As- ! ? r.oct?tlon nt Atlantic City, is iittondlng j .Unica In Philadelphia and did not , jot here in time to give a report. This ; will likely be given nt tho next meet- ? ing. In September. The meeting In August will not be held. One of the objects of an Australian j letnrctic expedition will be the eatab- , lishment of a meteorological station j to give warnings by wireless of the severo storms which rweep far south* j ern seas. The Jolly Spi "Hie people living In the Anderson i *'?1 village and those Ix longing to] a Second Raptlst and Ilethol Moth otilst Sunday school- will go io Jolly Springs for an all-day outing and banket picnic, July -i. Thc train will leave tho Baptist church promptly-ut j 9:000 o'clock and you are urged to be on time with a well filled basket. The trip will bo free to all.. .The following Program has been arranged: 9:00 A. M. Board train at Bnptlst church. 9:30 to 10:30.- Sight BCelng at Jolly Springs. SHRENER-S CLUB IS ORGANIZED Albert S. Farmer Elected Presi dent and W. F. Marshall, Secretary-40 Members Tin* Shriners of Allder ?rn hove for med a "Shriners Cl iii" us ia custom ary in cities where there are mem bers of the telupla-f. There PTO r.bout Hi members nf this r.lde degree of Vlhsonry who are ol ?sendo tn incmbcr dtlp in tho Anderson Sbrlncr?' club mil all ai?? Invited* to jojn. (Juli'! a ?argo and enthnsi m.; lo membership tas beeii enrolled i'Jrctidy. The oflicera aro .Albert S Pal mer, president; 1!. ii. Watkins, vico i resl lent; W. K. Mars.'.all. sccrr-tary rmi i'oasurer. The object of tue orguni catton is to Keep ibo m imbers in-. Tm med upon all mattors pertaining o the Hil rim* ami also to keep up ..,:lh th? lal '! rie.wH 'u thu Mason ic world. Tue next conclave of Omar remple will ht! hold in Florence about, rum I:- ?i\ in.-.. ROBBER HAST GOOD APPETITE Consumed Bananas and Soft Drinks When Kelly' Store Was Entered Yesterday '.Willie sitting up with a sick child it liarnos nt a: ion yostnrday morning, ti negro noticed a light in Kelley's ?torc nt that point, and Investigating tie saw a strange man pneklng up a Imndle. Tim m-gro who discovered Hu* intruder ran lo the birnie of Woh in! Barnes ami iiwakeniug that gen tleman be told him that there was a thief in lin- Kell?y Ftore. Mr. Barnes' Recured his gun ami Inva^-l?gating thc affair lie saw the would-be thief stop Tu m nie door with a bundle under ii Ir-, arm. Mr, Barnes culled for him to slop and when tho tbic' ?lid not do p.o. be fired twice, whereupon the mis creant dropped the bundle nnd made ?rood his escape. Upon In yoi ligation lt was found that the bundle conlained nothing but hosiery and canned gorids-a queer combination for any thief to relect. Inside'the stoic it .war found that the thief bad made way with a consider able amount of fruit and had also ronr.umod some half dozen bottles of "soda pop" and like drinks. As yet the oilmen? have no clue as to the guilty party but they aro hard nt wnik on tim caro and will proba bly make nu arrest today. rings Fourth 10:30 to H:00-Band Concert. 11:00 .to. 12:00-Baseball game "Pats vs. Ileana." 12:0(i0 to 12:ir>-Egg race-girls ov er 15. 12:ir? to 12:30-Pi? race-for hoy?, , 12:30 to 1:00-Speech-Col J. E. Boggs. 1:000 to 1:S0-Speech-Hon. C. Cul len Sullivan. 1:30 to 2:30-Dinner. 2:30 to 3:00-Bani concert and re creation." ' ?. : no to 3:1 ri-^Poot race-boya un der IC A POPULAR MAN DIED YESTERDAY VV ley Mcr/itt Succumbed to A Dread Disease After Illness^ of Only a Few Days Pol'owing the illness of only a few days, WI ley Mare! breathed lils last ul th? Anderson County hospital yes leiday afternoon between l und 'J o'clock Ile hud u<cn 111 for only a short time. Thor? ari- few men in Anderson muni? linn tl*?- friends Unit Wiley Ma ret had. ll?- wu:- will known in the and eounty, more especially in the Townvllle neel ion and in the city of Auderson ami the news of his death v. ill come at- a distinct shock. Ile was about 35 years of age and waa the very pl ture of health, und was known to bu one of the most powerful men in Anderson conni y. Ile had a distinct personality ami those who knew him best found him a most lovable young man. Mr. Maret was bom in Hart Count Gu., but his family moved to Town vllle when h'- was very small and Ibero he made his horne until a few years ago when he can!" to Anderson. He Ulled the position of deputy sher i foi* some tim?' for Sheriff Ashley. He hud benn a member of Company (' in the Kirai South Carolina in th? War with Spinn, ami he was a faith ful and obedient, manly young sol dier. Ile w:n ut the time of his death a member ol the Palmetto Ri flemen . Tile deceased is survived by his motherin Mrs. Ida Maret, three broth ers. ?. E.. J. F. and W. O. Maret, and one sister. Mr?. Sam Milford. TO THK H I'M M Elf CAMP Prof. Parks mid ( mud nf R03S Left Wednesday Muming. Prof. M. P.. Paries lett Wednes day morning al 7:.r>0 with a porty of yering men for the Krench Uroad camp. The party wiil spend a month or two in the mountains at this camp at which Prof. Pinks is to take the position o' athletic instructor. Th?! camp is conducted by the Cita del iiutnoriiio;; and is thc mort up-to date camp in the south. The best of everything I:- furnlrhed to the boys, ?ind betides the course of study that is given the camp life is one of the teat ui er. Prof. Parks went in company with Leo Seligman, David Past. Dan Led hctter, Pat Sullivan and R. E. Bur riss. Ji. The camp is loeatcd on the ride ol the French Broad river and will be a permanent summer school for the boys. The time will be devoted to .ect cation and light study. The col ony will be quartered in tents with wooden floorf-- and the dining hall is in n lai ge building. Hr. Park? says that the party will take a canoe trip to Asheville and will make foot excur sions- to Cuerar's Head. Dunn's Rock, Bridal Veil Falls . td other points ol Interest. CLEAN I'P YOl'K PREMISES The Board of Health Issues Warn inp. The board of health calls attention to the Importance ci every one keen ing their premises clean during this hot weather. Perrons using wells will do well to have them thoroughly cleaned. While the wells may not ap parently need cleaning, it is more than likely that they do. and even if they do not. drawing out the water wiil be a help. Use ilme freely about the premises. Remove all tin ? ans or other articles that, might hold rtugnam water. It ls Important that every ono should look to their premises whether living in town or country, as the beat and ch y weather combined are cal culated io bring sickness unless" thc best of cure is taken. Ami don't overlook the fly In the meantime. Swat him, and screen your house. SENATOR (SULLIVAN HERE Saw Part of the Sad Homicide nt Wll llumstnu (donday Morning*. Senator Geo. w. Sullivan, of WU- j Umist on. was in thu city yesterday and talked very Interestingly of the Killing or Kelly by Poore. Capt. Sul livan rtated that at the moment there had been considerable feeling against Poore. Capt. Sullivan did not see the beginning of the difficulty but was one of the fl rpi to get to Kelly and rlelped the dying man into a store. He saw that tho wounds appealed dan gerous and eo advised Kelly and urg ed the dying man to pray, which he did. MILS CORNELIA MARTIN Widow of Late ('apt. B, C. Martin, of Wllllamston, Hird Last Night. News was received here last night of'the death at her home near Wil liamson of Mrs. Cornella Martin, widow of the late Capt. B. C. Martin, one of the county's beet citizens In his lifetime. The death came unex pectedly last night at 9:30. She was 72 years of age. The surviving chil dren are T. J. Martin, Miss Victoria Martin and Mrs. Li R. Tucker. , NEW HOTEL OPEN Ball Will be fllven at Chick Hprtoga Friday Night Thc foltowing Invitations have been received la Anderson: The honor ot your presence la re quested at the Opening Ball of the i. /. New Chick Springs Hotel Chick Springe, S. C. .1 Friday evening, July third, . at 9 O'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Farmer visited friends in the cit; a few bou ra Sou ri av os thov were returning to their ?tome'in Anderson, after spending a ew days at Rusiells.--Seneca Farm; and Factory. a | Think uf our coo!, tropical Suits. Forget you're big and I lal. We cut si?.?;? tor everybody. Heady to put on THIS if V?KY MINUTE. Palm Heat h Suits . . . Mohair to Patterns af .$7.50 to $10.00 . $10.00 Each Ail sizes in cool liais and Hurnishiiigs, trio. Shirts lo Size 18, Underwear to Size lo. Pajamas to size, Etc. Palm Beach Sox-Greys, Whites, Tan? ?nd other color*. (Order by Parcel H?st!) T. L. CELY COMPANY Palmetto Detective Agency Criminal and Civil Work A corns of trained Specialists whose services may be secured In strict ly le-liimn11 work. Address P. O. Box 402 Anderson College A Christian Intitution for the Higher Ed ucation of Young Woman Three large briet blindings, sfj-am bent, electric lights, private biitii tu ererj two foons. Class rooms laboratories, gymnasium-< oil thoroughly equipped. Campas nf 82 acres, recreation grounds, tennis courts, basket baH field, within easy walking dislance of town, ou two Rt reel rar Hees. Co ur KV of study ia accord with high? est educational reo, ni re men ts. Experienced fur ult j of Christian men -. and women. Strong departments In MUSIC, A UT, EXPRESSION AM) DOMESTIC 81'IENCE A PREPARATORY S?KI'ART3I.ENT for these not wafly Io enter college J,-,, j I Write for catalogue. James P. Kinard, Ph. D., Pres. VACATION TRIPS^ ^ ???I JOHN M. IIUBRAR? and COMPANY 1K? West Market St "Where quality ls al ways higher than price." Are you bound for a sommer resort! Of course you provided (be essential re quirements, the gowns and gai ?lents, smart and new, bot perhaps you'll need a few ac ccssorles. For insinu?e, a new Mesh Bag will add a teach of distinction. \ Bracelet Wutcneu axe In great farer at present. They are both decorative and use ful. A Fountain Pen ls a Necessary part of a traveler's equipment. Shirt Maltet Sets, Sleeve Links. Bar Plas, and many ether things we could, mention are all important. / Oar assortment gires yon wide range, ol choice. TOWNVILLE LOST A GOOD CITIZEN In the Death of. Dr. Hefte/ the Community^Loses One of Ita Moat Useful Men mother, Mrs. Eliza Gantt, resider, beie, two su ter., Mrs. James Broyles, of Townville, and Mrs. Marshall Gather, of Seneca, and wife survive him. Mr. Gantt war well thought ot'. In his old home and was quite popu lar in his new hom?; The funeral servicer were had at the residence of hid sister, Mrs. ?amer Broyles, by Kev. W. B. Hawkins and was followed >-v intermeut at the Townville ceme tery. Townville, July 1.-Dr. Silas Rod erick Holler, who has been practic : lng medicine in Townville for 38 i years, died Monday afternoon at 7:30 o'clock of heart failure In his 60th year. Ho loaver a wife. who. was Miss Ellen Cromer, and ? eight cUB , dren as follcwr : Dr. John Heller, Fair Play; Dr. Walter Heller. Livon ia, Gs.; Joe Heller, merchant..Sandy Springs: Guy and Chris Heller at home; Mrs. Olivia Boleman, of Ander son ; Mirr, "' Bertie Holler and . Miss Verile Heller, at home. The funeral and Interment.took place at Smith's Chapel Tuesday afternoon, being con ducted by his pastor, - Rev. "W. S. My ers, in the prc Deuce of a very large concourse pt ' rolsVives and friends, many of.thom being colored people, i for whom he had done kindnesses. Hie practice extended throughout [ this section of Anderson co un ty and into Oconee county with a radius of at least thirty tables. He was ono o? the most loved and popular physic ians In this section of thc rtate ?od, jone whore life has been filled With [service to others. ....?, Mr. John Gantt, ot Elberton. Ga., died Monday at hi* home and his body, was brought "to Tow avilie Tues day where the intenriei.c took- piece Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Gantt was a former .rerident of this community, leaving lt about ten years ago. .' His MUST INVENTORS Commission Will Force Railroads to Take Stork of Belongings. Washington, July 1,-A physical valuation order terned today, by .tba interstate commerce commission r?rri quires railroads to take inventory of all materials and ' supplies come time ' during April. May or .June of each year and adjust the Inventory to June 30. Por the year 1914. the in ventory may be taken up 'any time prior to September 1, but should bo ad juried a* of June 30. The commission ni s o Issued regu lations to govern the recording and reporting of all extensions and tm pro veniente br ?th?r chanfces in phys ical property af comm op carriers', f Hotel Being Repnired. The balcony around the Hotel: Ghi? quola ls belog torn .out today. The old gallery has been In an unsafe con dition for quite, a while. A new hal? cony will be put up as soon as posai? ble. M/s. Hoyles ls Jteapttai < Ure. M. A. Boyles was taken to the Anderson County hospital on /Tues day, where she will remain sometime tor treatment. Her friends hope that she will have a speedy recovery.