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"THE KING OF THE BOLO ISLANDS" Presented by SIG REINFIELD MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY, at THE PALMETTO TODAY The piot is laid in Paris and carries a thrill with every change in the scene. A stranded theatrical manager pulls off some stunts that are very ingenious. MR. DORMAN* featured as King of the Islands, ISABEL as Madame FE FE and H. . A. SULLIVAN as LEADING MAN in this unique act. YOU Don't know what you will miss if you fail to see the King of Bolo Islands. Ask your friends how they liked the show at the Palmetto last night. IN MOVIES THE TOLL. . 2 reel feature .. VITAGRAPr* THE EPIDEMIC.Comedy ..ESSANAY BY PARCEL POST.Comedy. .EDISON SHERLOCK HOLMES Wa?T'* n.,* B?* All "f Hi* Fri^A* .. A JB. iav^ HA niiuvA OVA? SHERLOCK HOLMES, JR. IS STILL AT LARGE SCARF PIN ON DISPLAY AT T. L. CELY CO. HE PAYS ANOTHER . VISIT TO COCA-COLA PLANT. Man of Mystery Can't ?tay Away From College Heights-Thinks He Will Build Out There. A young follow at a clgnr counter but they have tho best ae8ortnu-nt of sold me a rotten cigar and thon tn!d furniture and household furnishings me how to catch Sherlock. ? dl.ln't in the entire Piedmont section. Thc thank him then, but I do now. And four stories ot this big establishment whenever' I decide to catch myself I are chock full of goods and they can shall act upon his advice fill your order for furnishing a 60 By Jove, but this weather brings room hotel as easily as a six.room bun brings thom out! What? Women, of galow. By buying In carload lots course tor what do men amoutit to this Arm can make prices that keeps anyway? Descriptions? My pen falls a lot of money here that wanbi go out me. Worth, Dreooll, Lacroix, Hon- of Anderson. In other words they deau, ('allot and Qaqui are- all rapre- make it pay the home people to buy sented.' At least they aro supposed at home. to be and in the long run, what's the I'll bet ? dollar and a half tbat the difference anyway. I don't kuow what boy that opened box 222 yesterday the occasion was, but they were in a morning at the postoffl.ee didn't see me bunch yesterday afternoon headed tor standing by his side. . North Anderson. I walked out again yesterday to I never make a promise unless I College Heights. I had a thrill when live up to lt. consequently I am raak- I stood on the ?ot I have picked out lng none now. but unless all signs to budd on. Really, the more I soe fail I :s going ts pul! off a little of CoUese ?eight-, the better I can ap etunt at ti?e Bijou theatre one night pre.late the location, inls w?eH ?hst will make-your .konka , ,J? addition to, being close to the buggy. Nut evan the manager of this Anderson Female " college it U sur ploy house knows about it. I au* go- rounded by the most evcluBive rest ing to keep lt- all to myself and try dentlal section, of the city and Just to unbottlo it one night this week, 'ar onough^u*,?,make lt in evory I make no promises, but I am going way the most desirable propu :y to be to try and that ls all a fellow can do bad. The character of the homes there is a reward of $25 up for hts already built contiguous to this prop cAptuse. The bill tonight la a corker erty has stamped College Heights as and it would take a datUlng gun to tho better homo site. The Frank and keep me away. Tho Norene 8t, Clair DeCamps Realty Co., I am told, have Stock Co., ls "the biggest little show the sales agency for this property, ever Organised.M ~*'v advice to thoso who want t> good Db you know that whenever I buy a Investment Is to buy now while the thing that is guaranteed, it mukes me prices are reasonable, feel better, provided the guarantee ls Automobile No. 58 passed me at backed by a Arm that will make good about 5:40 yesterday afternoon on the - on lt. That la one reason you can al- ?Quere. A lady and gentleman were ways feel safe when you buy from the on tne Iront seat. Auderaon Hardwar Co., everything M there is any ono thing In this tUoy tall ls backed up by their gaar- world of ours that I do like to do It ls arttec. Right at this time they are to ho,P ?y fellow man. T!'it Is one there with Standard Sanitary Mann- reas?n that I am going to put my ap fuct uring Co's, line of enamled tubs, pro val on some splendid work that lavatories and.sinks-In fact, the en- Dr- Campbell is doing to help the tire bath room outfit. , Ah up-to-date school childi-? n or this ' City nm; bath rcom is one of the essentials to county correct defective vision. Wo a modern homo these days. The firm ft to the youth of Anderson will do tho Work right and at a. price county to give them every advantage that wlU ms-> him worth while to that wl11 make them proficient in their turn . thc ? Job over to them, studios. Dr.-'Campbell has gone to You can't afford to take chances on a Rreat expense to i n rn ?sh tho schools this Important feature of your home. wllh a vision chart with instructions Let tho Anderson Hardware Co., do thereon which will enable tho toach your plumbing and it will be done erB to determine whether or not thc right. child has a defectivo vision. The So douccd cute I don't see how they county and city superintendents have live. They were on their* way to the endorsed the chart and appreciate the depct yesterday morning and when Importance of correcting the bandi they spoke to Mr. Todd he seemed so cap ,n a child at schools. Prsctl tlckled that he almost ran over nie CR" Iv al? th? northern and the wes before I could get out of his way. tern schools have ( adopted this idea Don't bignie him. But speaking ai' pcd 1 ?C1 K,a'-l to spo tho south falling the girls, by Jove, ? thought Louis- lft lin* **tb this important work" * ville, Ky., had thc world beat, but fade 1 understand a certain Jolly bunch away Louisville, tu.' lt's Anderson for nad me ?potted yesterday afternoon . mine. This town has you beat a city they are laying for me. Alright, block. fellows*., come on In. the water es But walt Just a minute. While I am nno telling you beautiful bunch of per- We,'< Mr. R?mer, I put one over fectlons how pretty you are, I want to down your way yesterday. I deliL tell yon about the niftiest line ot fur- orately walked Into your plant and niture i ?vor laid my eyea on. Not made another tour ot inspection. You onl In the O. F. Tilly und 8ons fur- certainly have a Jam-up bottling niture store the largest In the state, I Plant and to be periuctly honest about it, I have nev<?r seen a better equipped Coca-Cola plant anywhere. Your system of washing and steriliz ing the bottles makes it impossible for S germ to live either on the inside or outside o? a bottle, lt is no wonder your product has such a tremendous salo here. I can easily see that your system ls not how cheap you make ll, but how good. You don't have to lilt mc over the head with a gas pipe to get it into my thinker why Dugan. the paint man, has built up the largest exclusive paint house in this section of thc coun try. People this day and time are; not giving up their money for anything useless, they know that it is the best that money will buy-I mean, of course those people who consider quality. Dugan is an expert in his Une and his trade realizes VMat lt pays ?to buy from a man who knows that the only article worth handling ls the ono that will stand up under thc ye of an expert. It must be good If the An derson Paint and Color Company sells lt. I um1. . ..tai.d that some people are under the impression that my picture now on deposit at the Bank of Ander son can be seen anytime. This is a mistake. My photograph ls under seal thore and will not be displayed until the contest closes. You can't seo my picture just yet, but this re minds me that you will, find the men behind the Bank of Anderson not only financiers that know their business, but men who. take pleasure in giving to their patrons advice on any finan-j cial matter. This accounts for the large patronage they enjoy both, in and out of the city. Man may not be able to make the sun stand still, but he has summoned all the power, of the very lightning and'?nade it. turn night into day. ban lah lng the darkness, which was the terrpr of the cities a hundred years ago.. Your beautifully lighted streetB are wonderful . te me for s, town of ?b,ls- olso. They make HJ 'esl thai the people of Anderson axe a few steps ahead of other cities with twice her population. J find the Southern Public Utilities Co.. are encouraging the business man as well as the home to use more light j by making a very low rate. I under stand they voluntarily lowered their rate again July 1. I find their policy Is to keep ahead of the progress of the city. This ls going to be a very big factor in the upbuilding of your city. A number of cities I have vis ited recently where the plants were municipally owned are doing just the revers. They were holding back im provements and only giving them. to1 oooooooooooooo G O o "Trey 'O Hearts" ? o o o First Installment o ? . o o -at- o o o p The Bijou Theatre o o ? o THURSDAY o b O c September ??th o o o Read the story o o o o Then ? o o o See it on the screen o p : ? Oooooooooooooo the people where they were demanded' and they then didn't always meet the demands, us the money waB not available. 1 believe the franchlte the company has here necessitates them keeping abreast of the needs of your town. Some class, too, she was a blonde, dressed in white, cool pink hat and sash to match. Do you remember me young lady? Wc passed each other yesterday afternoon at 5:45 on the tquare. Somehow when a thing gets into my thinker, it just bubbles out anyway. Now, I just must toll you why I selec ted the T. L. Cely Co., as headquar ters. I am us foolish as a woman when lt comes to good looking clothes und the minute I put my foot inside of Cely's, I knew- I was in the shop where sty?e held sway. You can walk up and down the streets of little old New York and you won't And anything on the T. L. Cely Co., when H come? ?down to quality and the lase word in I styles. If you want a suit Oiat will j look right, feel right and wear right, i then go down there and let. them mea sure you up for a nifty-titty nobby fall suit. Prices? Well, when you find out the price, your pocket booV I will Just hop right out of your pock et and open itself. Remember the scarf pin is bn dis play there. This is the best* tip yet to my indentity. Take a look at it. Two young follows were standing in the doorway at Cely's about 5:30 yes terduy afternoon-One wore a cap; I think they were discussing me. De you know the phrase, well, there it is for the last ?imo. Get the last issue of tills paper and walk up to tho roan, whom yon suspect of being ??ic, right man and the Contest is OP pjj?tfBt.th>'*25. . (?qi .....,> (ni '*Ten are fhe my mertons Sherlock Holmes, Jr* of tho Anderson Daily In telligencer." You, must follow the rules of tho game or nothing doing. The hours ?oday* are from 3 to 6 P. -Jv and say time during the afternoon or night while visiting the Bijou, theatre. Thia is the only place of amusement I will visit while here. With beul. Trishes. i , Yours truly? SHERLOCK HOLMES, JRv CITROLAX Users suy lt is the ideal, porfect laxative drink. M. J. Perkins. Green Bay, Wis., says " I have used pills, oils, salts, etc., but wore all disagree able and unsatisfactory. In Cltrolax I have found the ideal laxative drink." For sick headache, sour stomach, lazy liver, congested bowels-it ls the per fect laxative, and gives a thorough flush. Sensitive, delicate people, in valids and children find It easy to take and pleasant in action. Results thoroughly satisfactory. Evans1 Pharmacy, agents. O O O O O O (I O O O O O O O O '\t ooo . o 0 REVIEW OE TUE STRIKE o O' oj oooooooooooooooooo (By Associated Press.) Denver, t >l" Sept. 7.f-The Colorado coal rainers strike waa called Sep tember 2Z, 1813. The number of strikers wa8 estimated at 2,500 by the operators and ll,ooo by the union of ficials. Almost fmm the beginning the strike 1 was marked by intermit ten disorders I until late October, Governor Amnions ; sent the national guard into the strike {district?. The climax of the?? dl*or |ders after most of the militia had been sent nome, beginning with the ?Kuti? o? i.iiulo-w between strikers and state troops on Aorll 20. and contln-l ulng until president Wilson ordered] federal troops to the scene. They ar rived April SO. Sixty-six person are known to have been killed in the dis orders and tho "known list of wounded number 48. Sluco the, arrival-of fed eral soldiers quiet bsa prevailed. A WARM REPLY FROM PATTEN Says Thrt He Is a Southern Man and Has Never Lived In Boston Editor The Intelligencer On the sixth page of your issue this morning is a large "political adver tisement" signed "Democrats-' an onymous ly stating that "Patten is a hative of Boston." "never lived in the louth," is a "Massachusetts' republi can" and other similar faire and ab solutely untiuthf-il statements. The only pla neible basis for any such charges is the fact that I rpent sev eral years attending Howard College Harvard law school aa thc result of being given scholarships and fellow Fhips by that institution. '. Ae the writers or writer of the fab rication do not disclose their identity my only opportunity for ancwering' this1 canard is to ask you to publish this letter. I wan not only not born in Boston, but never lived in Boston. I was born near Kansas City. Missouri. Since my marriage to Miss Olive Latiraer,; Belton, S. C., has been my legal hom iclle. and that wa? October 12, 190?. | tFor four years ending March 2< I'.M l, I admit that I h?vo hoon general ? counsel to the National Legislative | Committee of tho Fanners' Union, fori three years usrivtant' secretary and .SontIi Carolina state vice ' president ' Of the fanners national congress, l?g? j islatiyo'. superintendent 'of the AmerLl cnn purity federation and legislative und legal adviser at Washington to! these organizations. As such I h?ve' conferred frequently with Senator E5-. D. Smith. President Woodrow Wlleon'.' Leader Underwood, enator J. W. Kern ; and others to whom I suggest you send a telegram at once ror' Informar ; tion a8 suggested in this1 anonymous poid advertisement. The Anglo-Saxon or Birmingham on March 12, 1914, stated: "In a letter Hon. Oscar Underwood' states: "Mr, Patton ic the son-in-law of the lato Senator Latimer of South Carolina, who was known as the leading runner : enator from the south for many year. v. . Mr Patten occupies a a very prominent position -os the rep resentative of farmers societies and uplift societies throughout the coun try.' ? ( I have a letter from National Pres ident Barrett under date of July 1,1 1913, ln part as folhws: "Brother Patten: f see that the lobby commit tee ls going to summon Bowen. Of course you know the farmers' ?j union is not responsible for Bowen's conduct, and I wish you would go Jj over to the hearing 'when - he ia to|? appear. The last question ' he ashed| me In Warmington was whether you-, were our attorney- I told him youl were the chief/counsel of the whbl?t] shebang. I am not familiar with the part ?cu- - lar letter referred to in the paid "po-|; ?J leal advertisement" Inserted ap-} parcntly in Mr. Aiken's behalf, nor. have I any'knowledge of writing any letter "urging" any one "lo vote, against the re-election of Congress-? man Aiken." I do not recall ever hav-V Ina written a letter urging any one to vete against any candidate any where, although I freoeently answer j ?cticr? irons members of farmers' or-| sanitations atate-ng the facts about?? the legislative records of congress-! ? men and senators. If the-truth from < the Record has that effect It ls the : congressman's or senator's fault and} not my personal preference. j Recently I resigned as general.i counsel end I presume my resigna- ; tion . waa acted upon the post week by| the national board of directors, and > I am now being made general counsel | of certain state formers' unions. Ar-; ?;^^HOME op YO?rt^_^^? j^7/OWN ?S A MOME IN PEED I?. the ^ NORT ANDERSON ^fllft ^ SLOGAN IS IU W . ^^^^^^^ ?^L-FOR HOMES. SEX.. -^^^-^.^.-jSS Own your own home if only "a cabin.,, f Wedding Presents Are given to friends, and are. intended as a token ol high i e$tec*m.. The^ery nature, of .the occasion prompts .one to i i give something rifceY ir) fact-r^eiegaht and refined. li M*M* - ' IRE . : ' 2 Vi There's nothing more suitable for .this occasiort than ? Silverware in the Colonial patterns, which ar^io^very v popular just now, or a piece of rich Cut Glass. Marchbanks & Babb Kansas and others having commlstloned me as such. I have a somewhat wide acquaint ance around Belton, around Ander son, Abbeville and other ' towns and cities, and lt is a source of resr?t that I should have bees so falsely misrep resented. In Justice to my many friends and relatives ana ic? the sake af keening the record straight, I hope you will kindly give this prompt and. c?mplete refutation of thia outrageous anonymus^-ettaok -settee in your col umns so that, ray silence may not be construed as an admission of the already? truth ot tLAt w^fch is absolutely fais?. jj. H Patten, ny.ion, 3. v" Sept? ?. ZS il. The lifipsig iiszzi ?TOB*. San ?rajclseo. Sept, 7-The Brit*? lah freighter Centrianla, tinder char ter to the ?ermin government, waa stripped of her wireless by me Ger man cruiser Leipzig on August 3 oft Magcalena Bay. lower California, an? -ber cook, Qerraau, and one orner Germ?n reservist, were taken aboard the Leipzig. ''^SHHIBIB?* BIJOU THEATRE TODAY'S PROGRAM The Norene St. Clair Stock Co. PEESEY "THE KENTUCKY SHERIFF' Don't forget "Sherlock Holmes" at th? Bijou every night. The only theatre he can be found in. Election returns will be given in theatre so you can see the show and get returns also. PHOT?PLAY LOVE'S REFRAIN UMP Drama with beautiful Maury Pickford and Kmg f dwp>fc. THE CREATING FLAME. (Drama) .NESTOR UNIVERSAL ?KE, JR.? on b? borwymooa (Comedy) ..... FOUBTM BKB?i ft? BC SELXCTSD UNIVE3RSAL SEE