Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PALMETTO TODAY FRANKFORT AND MANGI PRESENT "THE PLEASURE SEEKERS": . - - CHAMPION PIANO PLAYER - - Introducing Milt Frankford, the World's Champion Trick Pianist-also the latest Society dances, the Argentine Tango, tion and Castle Polka by Miss Emma Frankford, assisted bf Professor Chas. Frankford. Ladies Especially Invited. MOVIES EOR TODAY: 'Grey Eagles Revenge".Kalem With Mona Darkfeather in a thrilling Indian Drama. "Love and the E&?rnes". Lubin Comedy. Tiie House on thc Hill". Vitragraph Special two reel feature in wh ch the wife's social ai>bitionsare realized, but with them she loses the greater riches-loveand happiness; and by a strange coincidence she recovers both. The Cleanest and Best Vaudeville Show Ever io Anderson ONLY BIG Anderson Thurs Oct.8 Show Coming day CIRCUS AND COLOSSAL 0gg SOLOMON JSP CHARACTERS SOO DANCING GIRLS CHORUS OF 400 VOICES ORCHESTRA OF 90 ANO735 HORSES* nm-w^^- maa tej? ^?^A STUPENDOUS EPIC DRAMA or 2*2*0 W^XTH,RTY CENTURIES AGO ^fX?/ , WM!?0^ENACTED UPON THE >^N3?T,1 &B?STVV5W?|G6EST STAGE iN^^feL^wi'ys ??S? ijf A'pe^ ^^E: |L2?lsj| GREATEST CIRCUS EVENTglEO HM IN THE HISTORY or AMERICfljBggi |EEHBIC NEW St|BBT P^PBQi ?M?mHoWE 50c TICKET ADMTTS TO Admbsion ?nd Re??rved Seat Ticketa sold show day at Evana* Pharmacy* Mafee ft Whitner Streets. Prices same aa at grounds. -^-+ --ir~frin, rp5H#-^j^ Palmetto pl -M vj- You _ . ?i titi ia tfm Al ^ 7 Use a little extra money tc I fl 8 ?^fl good advantage ^ust n?w^ A M, M> ^fc^ Y Haven't you something w> seil? U Do you own something you no longer ase, bot which if offered |3 T7 1 C at a bargain price would ap peal at once to some one who Of docs need it? PAULINE An INTELLIGENCER Want - Ad will turn the trick. Fifteenth Episode. phone321 ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty ty H * ELECTRIC Cm * _ * Items of Interest and Personal * Wireless on the Sh Drunkest Mun Eter Seen Here. About the .drunkest man ever seen] 'fn Anderson'was put off the 1:40 In-1 terurban yesterday. Tho man was in an unconsc ious stat? when pul of? me train and was laid in the gully until I the police could bc summoned. He was j Htill hors de combat when they reach ed, the scene and remained so while he was being lifted into a makeshift "Black Maria" and carted to the city hall. It is presumed that he will bo a thoroughly disgusted man when he wakes up in jail this morning and yells for a drik of water, probably thinking that he is still In Greenville when he observes his surroundings. Chief Cirrus Delicacy Is Arriving In Lots The chief delicacy on circus day for 1 'tho hundreds of visitors going to j town "for to see the circus" is always] Ash and each year the butchers, mer chants and cafe men in Anderson j stock up on sea food for circus day. lt was laid yesterday at tue South ern Express office that over 40 bar-1 rein of fish have already been receiv ed here for Thursday and the agent I estimates th.it there will probably be at least 100 barrels of fish ship ped to Anderson for sale on Thu rs day. When ir is remembered that al barrel of fish averages about 100 j pounds ii will be. ?eeo that over.80G? ? pounds of (fish will be disoosed of in I this city in one day Jury Examined Interurban Cur. During the trial of a ertain case 1 which was before tho Court of Com-1 mon Pleas yesterday morning, the Presiding Judge decided that it might I nld the ury if that body could seo the | car of tho Piedmont & Northern lin ea ?alfi tn have killed thc horse- in 11 ut'st lon and he therefore ordered the] 12 men to go down out of 'tho court house and Inspect the train- When thc jury gathered urond the car half thc people in town jumped at a conclusion that some one had been run over and killed and within loss than five minutes some 100 people had gath ered around. All ot which goes to show that the average, man han more curiosity than is good for him. Directors Will" Hold Meeting. . The Board of Directors of the An derson Chamber of Commerce will meet this evening at 6 o'clock in the rooms of the local trades body, in ac cordance with a call Issued by James D. Hammet, chr.irmnn bf Hhe execu>> tive committee. The meeting is the i regular monthly even* which ts held on the first Thursday in every I month but on acount of tomorrow be. I lng circus day, the meeting was ad-j vauced one day. Medical Society Will Meet Today. Tho regular monthly meeting of the Anderson County Medical Society is tc tr, ko place today and wi ii be held In the rooms of the Anderson Cham ber of Commerce. This meeting prom ises to be one of decided interest and the commute in chara** of the pro gram says that some good features ' hare been arranged. Practically every ' physician in the county ls a member ot * this society und all take great lifter- < est 1n its work: *;>-* *. i 4 Mr. Felfea Has . ?one to Columbia. . jlj B. Felton, superintendent of edu cation, left yesteru?y for Oofjdrnbla .where he g oe*; to Jfold a con- < terence with J. E. Swearlngen, State I superintendent of education, concern ing matters relative to Anderson I schools. Mr. Felton says that he hopes 1 his trip to Columbia may result In * some material assistance for Ander. 1 Bon. * 66 S' a six rec novel by r SPARKLETS * _ * l Mention Ctught Over tho * eels of Aurty-rson * Two >'tw Scliools Being Completed. Anderson County will shortly have Iwo new and handsome school rooms ready for use and it is understood that Booral other communities ".re now contemplating launching an effort ir their sections to get new and better buildings. The New Wi ll if ord Behool which will be completed and ready foi occupancy within the next few days is a comfortable and commodious buil ding and has been erected at a cost ol about $1500. The Long Branch school house which will be ready for occu pancy about November 1, is one ol the most conveniently arranged buildings in the county and has been built at a cost of slightly over $2100. It is very complete and a credit tc the people of Long Branch. -o lo'Is How to F<nte/c. Seelee. Congressman Wyatt Aiken has sent to'the Anderson chamber of commerce a copy of-ihe annual report of the posiotflce .department on. railway mail and rural free delivery servvce The pamphlet-- contains much inter esting reading matter and ?Secretan Whaley says that Anderson men wit read it with interest, since it explain! In detail, the best" way to secure po sitions in the mail service. The' ooolt ls at the channar- of commerce, when lt nias Lc caro ty any one* desiring to secure information along this line -o-- ' Levee Plan Is . i seou lo Regi-a when Congressman Asbury F. Level spoke in Anderson at thc last grain festival he said that his plans for thc National Mkr jeting Commission would soon be In oeratlon and ex plained in detail to Anderson peoph the worn in ui- ni J ii?.- uv lilia cuuiuiio sion. Anderson people yeaierday rc eelved an outline of the work bein; done in this direction, explaining whai Mr. Lever hopes the commission car do in the way of marketing crops and aiding the Southern farmers. Tue plun Includes thc appointment of i sub-commfttee or -repr?sentative In Dvery county. -o Piny National Guard ia Laureas. I The manager of the Anderson hlgl Behool football team yesterday dos ed a game with the Traynham Nat Ional Guards of Laurens for a game to he played in Laurens on Octobei 30. The Guards can put up a splen did exhibition and by reason of th? fact that they are elder and heaviei than Ure local team, the A. H. S will have some difficulty in handlinr; thom, but the captain'and member* Qf the -Anderson team say that the; ure absolutely confident of being able to win the game. The first game ol the season will be played here next Monday when the Wocord Fitting School team will come to Anderson. -O' SPARKLES Pera Cola Hen Hw? Yesterday. Charles W. Ellis-cf Greenville, known as the ''Coca Cola King ?round Greenville, and Charles H ratee, secretary and treasurer of thc Anderson and Greenville Coca Cola Companies, were In Anderson /ester lay. They came for a visit of inspec tas and left the city at 4:40 yester iay afternoon. While frere they were he guests of Capt/R$ Jjftamer, th? ocal Coca Cola ?nfg^Pt" \ Little Cotton ? New Belag 8old.u For the last several days the price if cotton has remained- the same, sel ling at 7 1-2 cents darthe local mark it, bm up to yesterday there had been fttle sold on the .anderson market, however, several bates were brought n town daring tho day and sold here resterday at the market price. Thia night be accounted tier hy the fact oldieps < >1 feature taken fri the same name. *hat tho circus 1B almost hero and some people would gell the coat off their back to ge? to this attraction. o Another Conference On fore hm Trade. Anderson farmers and business I men yesterday received invitations to attend a conference which has been! called to meet'-In "New York on No vember 8, to consider the south Ameri-j can trade question. This conference has been called by the Farmers Trade | Council und th?t ?body has a plan by which most of tti?dlbreign and South American 'trade csn be diverted to the I'nitsd States and to the South, o Anderson Has to I ni])o rt Her Vent. Oneof Anderson's well know? market man said yesterday that for j the first time In his life he was hav ing to buy hogs from foreign markets. I I He exhibited a letter Just received from j J- E. Wanamaker & Co., of St. thews in which the dealer there prom ised to ship a large mun her of choatcs to Anderson within the next few weeks. It is not a difficult matter to 8o'v?? the "high cost of living" ques + when people won't try to . i#n meats at home. --o Fortv~ to Pay for Beating BUL Will Myers wa? tried in Magistrate Broadwell's court yesterday on a charge of beating bis board bill and was sentenced to pay a fine of }10 or to serve for ?0 day;;. It will be re membered that Myers wandered into Mr. Broadwell's'office Monday want ing a warrant for another man and was himself arrested when the magis trate remembered that he had a war rant for one WUV Myers. Total Ginning* For Thin 8ea:on. According to figures furnished by the Department of Commerce of the U. f?. Government, there have been 8,614 bales ot cotton ginned in Ander son county from thc 1914 crop prior to September' 26-. Before the same date in 1013, there had been 4,408 bales l.lnnml 'n ?hi. nnunlv Attending the . At lan1? Convention. Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Black left An derson yesterday for Atlanta where they go to attend the International Convention of 'the Disciples of Christ, which is in ?e*?lon there this week. Mr. Black I? pastor of thb Anderson Christian church and was recently elected vice pr?sident of the Ander son County Ministerial Union . . ? -o Keeping Paee With Oilier Institutions. Anderson probably abandons- her-1 self to the circus more fully than any other town In the immediate section. The nubile schools of the city ere to bc closed' tomorrow on account of circus dey,''twere Aili be no session of the Court'of Common Pleas tomor row on account of the circus and the Carnegie Library will remain closed throughout the day for the same rea son. It ls presumed that the post office may remain open. >Urfat Se**i Got"0 splendid Start. The night school for the boys of the city and the School for those Inter ested tn mill designng and mill cal CUlatlnnn got a splendid nfnrt taut night when the two classes met st the Y. M. C. A_ snd organised. There was a large and enthusiastic atten dance and much interest was mani fested . Again this year the school will be conducted .In the rooms of Cecil's Business >GoJirege with.. Prof. C. W. Rlsor ss principal of the schfol for boys, sfed flpfft RabWIn oJKrge of the salli clfcseS^They -Will #roably have sae os1'twa assistants?---?? - Diarrhoea Quickly Caret. "My attention was first ?ailed to j Chamberlain** Colic, .Cholera an' Diarrhoea Bftmedy as mich as tweh yesrs ago. At that time I was se riously Ul with summer complaint One dose of this remedy checked the tr?>ubie," ?rite? Mrs. C. TT.'Florence, I Rockfield, Ind. For sait? hy all deal? I er*. 3f F'OPtUl nit Richard Hardi: Featuring Dustin BUJ ..We believe the South is 1 W?t W??ghlo stand the loss; Is resourceful enough to vJW'^ty rffUUuit to meet ^he needs'OT-arny new con dition that may arise. THEREFORE-r ,. We are confident that V Worth Anderson as well as all of Anderson will continue to go forward. i" irs i'v-l V N..\ t X A.W ^-npHE Ford Time? is a magi pubiic in general-and to owners in particular, ..But where between it* covers will be found something of interest to everyone. It is published monthly by the Ford Motor Com pany? and-iike the Ford chit-has a world-wide dis tribution, it will be mail ed free each month to any one, ? anywhere, upon re quest. TODD AUTO SHOP Iii TO ALli GD^reRS, tho bwt'ffmni?" *** ^ ?nun1iaed ^"P*?** J?? USk^hm do W3 have jrm-caw G?mmers and Sharpener*. Cejggftbis Supp?* Company; $23 Gervais St? Coivtmhlet, S. C Davis* arnum. ADMISSION 10c and 15c