Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Others C Tne THE PA Six Big Reels in "THE DREAM WOMAN", A 4 reel drama ai "BRONCHO BILLY AND THE SHERIFF". A "SOPHIE GETS STUNG". An immensely fi Six Big Reels Today FOR i One Dime-10c w ' .? s. PLAY SHOES ?SSS?T A E A SLUMP - Cctsberg's play shoes so popular with the children this summer have been "cut to the quick." They are cool and comfortable and much better for the child to wear than barefoot sandals. ,12.00 Play Oxfords.$1.40 $1.75 Play Oxfords ...$1.25 ?1.60 Play .Oxfords.fl.00 $1.26 Play Oxford?.$ .85 $1.00 Play Oxfords.$ .75 An offering you cannot afford to miss. Oelsberg Bros, Shoe Co. UNDER MASONIC TEMP LE Shoes That Satisfy hohes, sec ~ UN LEVffi'ifcJf ? L c iOJbt?l? .*OLK Recentiy th'rgg j0 four forces have ..HE Of been kept busy? j The young people are taking ad vantage of the opportunity North "" Anderson Offers for a" high class //home, a M SHARP & CO., Agents and reliable old line Fire Insurance Coupantes call market. C. 5. Mauldin jT. C, Shearer ...... I?im ream of Lio IME Today's Prt i a ted from Wilkie Colli i thrilling western drama Linny Snakeville comedy y HEN YOl he Cooles V* ^fr ^fr "TT* 2fr ^? *^ ^? *V ^? * ELECTRIC Cil * _ * Items of Interest and Person * Wireless on the S y. 3 t. y * * * * # Returned From The Convention. Mr. and Mre. Ja?. . Pearman re turned to Anderson yesterday at noon from Charleston. Mr. Pearraa.? hae h en in attendance at the con vention of the South Carolina clerks of court and he says that there hae never been a mote enjoyablo con vention than the one which closed Thursday. The fishing trips, the boat rides around the bay and numerou: other affairs arranged for the en tertalntnent of the convention de lighted the body. Mr. Pearman re ported that the attendance was very good, notwithstanding the fact that many clerks are now engaged In their campaigns for re-election and could not get to Charleston for the outing. Martin Peonie Have New School. People living in Martin have de cided that their present school facil ities are Inadequate and yesterday presented a petition to J. . Felton, county superintendent of education, praying that they be given the right to levy additional taxes In their dis trict and erect a new school building. The petition presented, bore the sig natures of a majority of the property owners of the districts and as the law only requires one third of the tax-payers to elgn the petition, the county board will probably grant the petition. -The people living In all sections of Anderson county are be coming alive to the fact that more ind better schools are necessary if the county 1b to-progreses as rapid Harris Family To Hold A Reunion. The Intelligencer has been request 3d to announce that the Harris fam ly of Anderson county will hold a re inlon at Poplar Springe church on 3atu?day, August 1, at which time svery branch of the family will be represented. This will bring togeth er a. large number of klnepeople and .he day will be one of pleasure. A aumber of Anderson people are now learning the Importance of. preserv ing to a certain exten the family .ree and are making an effort to keep the family connections in order, to land down to future generations. Vow Planning To Dissolve Company. According to a notice which has seen issued by Harry A. Orr. presi lent of the Anderson Water, Light & Power Co., that company is planning to dissolve. A notice has been issued in which it is said that a meeting of 1 the stockholders of the company will take place In this city on August 24, it 3 o'clock In the afternoon to con sider the advisibility of liquidating and winding up the affairs of the company. ? o New Manager For Mr. Power. Sam Harper, who te well known tol the .grocery trade in Anderson;.- has returned from his vacation, which he ipent in the Northern cities, and has isBumed his duties as manager of tho 9 . A. Power A Co. Mr. Harper is - copular with Anderson people and he will bo able to attract ..considerable easiness to this well established [ bauge Made In Campaign. Owing *.& the fact that a campaign nesting -is to take place-at Caro well Institute on August 5, It has become necessary to change the date for the meetf^g which was announced for that day at Pendleton. People from Pendleton said yesterday that the meeting at their pisce would take place ,on August instead of 6, and ill the people' of that section are ask ed to bear In mind tuts fact. AHE ensed Picture :TT( 3gram of the iis' novel of tragedy and featuring G. ?W. Anderson ou ought to see. L7 WANT CO TO t Place in BS Y jSPARKLETS * _ * al Mention Caught Over the * treats of Anderton * Rack From a Mountain Trip. Mr. and Mrs. Whiter H. Koosc and little daughter, Ruth, returned to the city yesterday from a two weeks trip through the North Carolina moun tains. They made the trip in an auto mobile and traveled all told about 800 miles. They vjtalted llcndersonvlUc, Wayne'sville, Lake Toxaway. Black .Mountain and' various other North arolina points and, Mr. ICecso says that one of the most enjoyable features of the trip was a visit to Asheville Thursday, where be saw Jack Cor bett'8 team of Mountaineers play base ball. Going from Anderson to Hen dorsonvllle, the party made the trip through a driving rain In a little over four hours and urifed only five gallone of gasoline. The distance Is almost 100 miles and'this Is a splendid record for any one-to travel. AU the Cities Will Exchange. Some of the chambers of com merce of Soutli Carolina have seized on a plan by which each trados body In every town wi'Uv cxchnngi one of Ite city dircctorle$|)for on? of another town. That is to 'say, Columbia will exchange a directory with Anderson, Anderson with Spartanburg, Green ville and so on, and In this manner it will possible for a man In any town to visit the chamber of com merce and And the street address, etc., of any man living in* another town. The idea is a remarkably good ono and it is to be .hoped that It may be worked out. Looking After Health of City. Health officer Campbell told a re porter for The Intelligencer yester day that the general health of the city is as good now as it ever is at this season of the year. The Health Officer reports that there are but few contagious diseases and on the whole the board of health has reason to- be pleased with the way they are hand ling the measures " looking to the city's protection. The Health Officer says that he Ib now..devoting most of his time to having- property owners connect their sinks and drains with the sewerage pipes. O c New Family Now . J Residing Here. Mrs. H. S. Schaffer arrived in the city yesterday from Decanir, Ind., and was warmly welcomed by Mr. Schaffer's friends. Mr. Schaffer came to Anderson some weeks ago to take the position or watchmaker with the firm of W. H. Kecsc & Co., and he says he likes Anderson very much. They have secured a house on Society street and yesterday were engaged in moving in. o . Oreen wood Editor >. < < Here Yesterday. Joel Bailey of Greenwood, secretary and treasurer of the Greenwood In dex ; company, was among the visitors to .spend yesterday in Anderson. Mr. Bailey is very popular In this'city and the..only, regret of..his .friends is that he does not come* here ottener. Mr" Baiiey said yesterday that it had been several months since ha, visited this city and tho numerous, improvements now under' way In all parts of the city were a revelation to h?m. He knew that Anderson was a good tow.? hut did not know how really good it is. Anderson Hsa To Speak at CapltoL As announced in The Intelligencer some -days ago. Q. Gullen Sullivan of Anderson will deliver an address be forr the National. Building ft Loan Association, which convenes today |n Washington. Mr. Sullivan spoke be fore the gtate association in Reck Hill at W< ss are Show] 3 T i Best Pictur< mystery. THE BES ?nderst some weeks ago on O.e subject, "Sen timent? Not to He Overlook ed In Ourj Business." und the sddress made such an Impression that ho at onco receiv ed an invitation to address the nation-, al convention. Mr. Sullivan will speak before the association Wednesday and the B. & for them the B. & L. men have a treat in store Mr. Shearer Will Not Run for Treasurer. Mr. J. C. Shearer, who has boen spoke of as a candidate for county treasurer, announced to a reporter for The Intelligencer yesterday that he would not be a candidate for the office this year. Mr. Shearer stated that at the time he was considering the mat ter, he did not know his personal friend, LeRoy Smith, with whom he had been associated in tho offici of the Bank of Anderson, contemplated running, and' that now he would not think of entering the race against Mr. Smith. j Sit. Strick.and is Much Better. j .J. A. Strickland, who Uves on Route 8 and is one of Anderson county's best planters, has almost recovered from his recent severe illness. For some time it was feared that Mr. Strickland might not recover and therefore his; friends will be much relieved to learn ' thai he Is so much Improved. He wael In the city yesterday and said that while he was still weak, be was much better and would soon be himself ?gata. -o Urs. Powell to Be Burled Today. The funeral of ?. S .M. Powell ?v 111 be held this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at Oakwood Baptist church, followed by interment in Silver Brook lemetery. The services will be con lucted by the Rev. Lewis Smith and 'rlends of the family are invited to be present. mir Lyon Is Not In the Race. | W. H. Lyon, better known to all An-i dorson people as "Bill," announced yesterday afternoon that he had de-1 :lded not to make the race for county treasurer. Mr. Lyon is one of the most popular young men in the city-' rod had he seen fit to make the race ie would have made bomo candidates lustle. ' I ?r-O-. . . ..... Kr. GIbbony To . . / I Go To Virginia. Rev. J. Haller GIbbony, rector of 3race Episcopal church, will- leave . his morning for his old homo In , ?Vythevllle, Vs., to enter a hospital there for treatment. Mr. GIbbony has 1 SEEDS OF QUALITY Alfalfa, Colrer, .Vetea, Aerassi & ^ Seed oats, seed wheat and one thousand bashels of Borr Clover or Barr Gras seed?for lawns. l?oy crops and permanent pastures*'V p m 1 *v -. Forman Smith SEEDSMAN ti at 1 EA es Ever Rel? m Six Big R F One Dii been unwell for sometime and was granted .1 leave of absence by his congregation. He seemed to be some what improved by his rest andTeturn cd to the city some weeks ago but he again became ill and has been in the Anderson county hospital until laet night. Last night he returned to his home in the city and will leave this ' morning for his Vlrgln> home'. An- j derEon people will all hope that he may be entirely restored to health when he 1b aagin back in Anderson. -O Anderson Man Showing 'Em Up. Seated with their backs to six checker boards, calmly smoking cigars and with their knees croesed, two ex pert checker players. Capt. F. B. Flsli burne, once of Anderson, and N. W. Banks of Michigan, gave the onlookers at tha city hall of Charlotte, N. fi., a unique spectacle as they ' pro ceeded to play six gamer, at one time. To the average player who finds it difficult to play one game at-a time against player his equal, this feat was amazing. The players took It as a matter of course and stopped oc casionally to discuss In a general way tho merits of a particular move in a given situation. Besides thesfe two' players there '.vas G. C. Andersen of Mt. Airy, who onco held the southern championship. The players at Char lotte enjoyed the exhibitions. The gentlemen left Charlotte for Cheraw, S. C, - where they will attend the Checker Players' aeeociaCon. These, experts will not be allowed to partic ipate in theee contest? as they all are or have been champions. AID SHIPPERS OF ANDERSON ' Chtimoer of Commerce Trying To f?ve Assistance to Producers of This Territory In an effort to lend whatever assist ance that may be possible to the ship pers and producers of this territory. Porter A. "Whaley, secretary of the An derem: chamber of commerce, has le sned the following bulletin:. "At the suggestion of some of our shippers we desire to call your atten tion to the necessity of proper pack-, ing, weighing, marking and descrip tion of shipments in order to insure prompt delivery and have - shipments reach out-of-town customers In good order. "Wo w|nh to quote a bulletin on this subject: ? . " 'We desire to emphasize the- im portance and necessity of co operation by the shippers with the transporta tion lines; the shippers cannot rea sonably expect th? ral\roada or water lines to transport gooda without dam age unless they aro properly packed and to make delivery unless the pack ages are legibly marked and .correctly described on a legibly made out ship ping ticket. "Tho marking of packages Is spec ially Important for the reason it has been held by the commission, and, we believe, confirmed by the courts, that where the destination shown on the shipping ticket and bill of lading, the carrier waa justified in forwarding to destination, shown' on package. Rules being enforced by the carriers which are understood to have Hire approval of th? commission are substantially as follows: . '"Packing?Must be In containers sufficiently errong- to - withstand" Tue; ordinary risks of transportation and that contenu will be protected agiinat pilferage while In transit, ??" ' We ! gb i n g?1 f weight J? 'statt 1 o? tpc shipping tt?k?t. It muatrb? corrati If Incorrect, shipper Is liable to fine j ? Imprisonment. " 'Marking?Must be plain and legi, ble and any old marka must be com pletely removed. ".'We desire also to .emphasise the importance of an absolutely correct description of property tendered for shipment. Ml?dt-scrlptlon la absolute ly forbidden by the law and violations arti'being treated very severely'by the courts.'" .... . ?.'. 7 ?. ?? - , . ? v ? ; ?..'?. I. '?... ? ? >? .' . - .. .?%.?*?. ^.?v.<-..l^?...... :ased . B?ache Essanay Essanay eels Today OR ne-10c IJOU ...THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM. THE LADT OF THE ISLAND? IMp. A etroQg two reel drama, sit uated on an island, in which a won derful trained dog with almost human intelligence is used. Many thrilling thing happen on this island of adven ture. BILLY'S VACATION? Sterling. Juvenile comedy. ANOTHER TWO REEL SUBJECT WILL BE SELECTED? Coming Tueeday "Lucille Love" se ries No. 13. ' Coming Thursday "The Million Dol lar Mystery" series No. 3. Don't forget the AIRDOME at North Anderson, running a selected pro gram of licensed and Mutual pictures. Always cool. E LECTRIC TODAY'S PROGRAM. ARMS AND THE GIUNGO? Majestic. Two part drama of Mexican .border In war ti .3. Prese't ing Wallace Held. OUR MUTUAL GIRL? Reliance. Irvln S. Cobb, the distin guished humorist meets our girl. THE MISTAKE? Biograph. A good Indian picture. RICK'S REDEMPTION? Majestic. A stirring western drama. This house shows Mutual and li censed pictures. . Yon Hear Ail Around Yes, Dugan has got the Paint you want. SEE HIM. Anderson Faint 6 Color Company? Bleclde? Bldg. Phone 847 WARRANTS ISSUED. e Attorney After Five Gunmen In t Chicago. 7? Chicago, July 23.?Warrant ? cb?ig- ; i?g murder, oonspfracy ,:tn : coin mit murder ar.d assault with intent to kill hrere hufAd yesterday Wmuj>fci-, pal cou* at the roquesfrof 8Ute's At torney B^e,?In; connection.with the 1 \w?'<s shoot injr in which ^ Do tec tl vo Stanley J. Birns was killed and three other policemen wounded. The warrants charge Rocco Vanille with murder, Ventile,. John Turto f Larro, alias "Baffo,". Joseph Orahiner. alias the "Jew Kid," Jim Leathers. Morris Grabawsky, Charles Donald son, Bmll Longley and' Maurlco Vaa dever with conspiracy. Venule la also charged with assault with intent to kill. ? . ? : " .?;'>.?'" ?-.