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m\% ROTE HEARING ??? CONFERENCE WILL BE HELD IN CHARLESTON AND COLUMBIA BOTH THE OBJECT Is to Distuss Matters at Charleston Meeting and Adjourn to Meet in Capitol. Following a long distance conver sation yesterday with Prof. W. W. Long, at Columbia,. Qi ate agent of tbe iarnier? cu?yermi?Te demonstration work, with beadquartora at Clemson College,. Secretary Porter A. Whaley otj the local Chamber of Commerce, announced that the- conference of ?merdai secretaries, railway traf men, representatives ot ;tho bu i of markets, at Washington, and -eaentatlves ot the .'State Bankers' Association which ia scheduled to be h?ld at Charleston on February ll. td discuss grain rates in thia State witt be adjourned nimmt immediate? la to meet again the following day tn rblumbi$\*It;?aB announced at drat that the "conference would be held in Columbia^/fhe plana were changed aid lt waa decided to hold the confer ence InrjGbarleslon fut conjunction with the^ development and settlement conferences fetich ls to be held in Charleston February 11-12. It was anaouno?d yesterday that these va rious representatives would meet in Charleston and dlscuaa the marker of securing ' new grain rates on South Carolina and then adjourn, to meet tn Columbia the following day for the purpose of appearing before the State railroad commission and asking that new intrastate rates on grain be or dered in thts State, and that a request f< r new interstate rates on grain' be ti ken np with the interstate com n erce commission. Secretary Whaley baa received a c immunlcatlon from Director Charlea J Brand of the* bureau of markets a atlng that he finde lt Impossible to a tend thia conference, but will be r presented by Dr. Carver, who, he s ates, ia an authority on matters p trialning to grain rates. tie* Two years Wita\Jailgssllsa.. "Two years ago I was^ajreatlyjjSene II ed through using two or three hat ti ss ot Chamberlain's Tablets.'" a rites Mrs. 8. A. Keller, Elida. Ohio. " tetero taking them 1 waa siok for tf o years with iodination." Sold vg ai? Gc?ierr_ . [ Personal jj _ : 8am Wakefield of Antrerllte wai la the city yesterday. ' E. M. j Duckworth oe the Lebanon' section waa a visitor lp the etty Sat urday. .' Joa Douthlt ci Pendleton was In the city yesterday. "Uncle" Dave Taylor of 8andy Bprlnga spent Saturday In the city. R. J. Oambrell ot Belton was among the visitors in the city yesterday. Mrs. Minnie Hall of Williameton was a shopper in the city Saturday. J. E. Garrison of Sandy Springs was in the city yesterday. L. E. Martin of the Hopewell sec tion was among thc visitors In the city Saturday. P. W. Ethridge of ihe county wes In the city Saturday. E. F. Hanks of the-county wa? , a visitor in the city Saturday. B. A. Mcmahan of Belton ' spent several hours In the city Saturday. Miss Effie Willingham has return ed to Belton after a.pleasant visit to friend s In Anderson. Willie Broadwel! has returned ' to Lowndesvllle after visiting friends In the city. Walter Hombres of the county waa among the visitors in the city yester day. ' * W. M. Sherard of Willlumaton wes a visitor In the city yesterday. Mrs. B. Harris, Jr., of Pendleton] was a shopper in the city yesterday. Mrs. Harry Shackleton! of .P/ndle ton spent yesterday in the city. Felix Martha of Pendleton was a visitor in the city yesterday. J. T. Brown of tho county wee la t the city yesterday. Wn%|lta&^ tor in the city yesterday. j Will Emerson of the county waa ip the city'yesterday. ^O. IA Williams Pf Lexington. N. ] THE ANDERSON & TRUST COMPANY! will place your money for you secured by first mortgages on Real Estate at not over 60 per cent, valuation. All expenses to be paid by the borrow er. The mortgages to bear 8 per cent interest. We wi}) guarantee you that the property mortgaged in ^first^ mortgage against the lands covered and that it is free from incumbrance and that the title to the property is perfect For further information ca? at our office in store room bf Bieck-j ley Building below the Peoples Bank. Also watch for fist of] amounts .wanted with number of acres as security, valuation, etc. Pick out the amount you want and secure same as we do not in tend to ?ohfin'i ourselves to Anderson County alone in placing these | desirable loins. There has been a great need here for the business we propr io engage in, a place where the borrower and the parties who nave moneyto;lo^jeM^li?^'tj|elr money without walting. Come to seovqs at once whether ^ou have money to loan Or want tb borrow and we will soon get the machinery working tb pk ce large amounts in the near future. Our president, Mr. J. J. Fret well, has ridden twice the distance around the worldUn into county and knows the location and value of Anderson County lands better than others who Have had no experience in this line of work. Where we have any doubt as to valuations we will send one of our agents to ihSpect and report on th* property. ?. .* x representing the Draper Loom Com pany, ot Hopedale, Maa?., ta a vjal tor in the city. ' Fvrbfan Martin ot Hopewell was tn the cttf yesterday.- J*1 r E. P. Algood of Liberty waa a visi tor in tbe city yesterday. Wakefield Of ^eptua anent yes terday ln the etty. R. A. Breszeete ef Pendleton waa among the visitors In the city Satur day. * I A. E. Wright of Town vit ie waa in the city yesterday. . Prof. C. D. Coleman of Starr waa tn the city Saturday. Norman Wright of Townvllle was in thc city Saturday. John Howard of the county waa a visitor'in the etty yesterday. Charlee Robbins of Lebanon anent Saturday in the city. Beater Shirley of the Roberts sec tion was in the city Saturday. J. H. Wakefield of Townvllle spent yesterday In tbe etty. 8. J. Watson of the Salem section waa^ig'the.clty Saturday. John Cox of the county was a vis itor In the city-Saturday. Pat W. Major ot the Hammond school section waa tn the city yester day. ?'? ' - * ' 1 ?? E. W. Garrison of Denver was in the city Saturday. F. O. King of the county waa In the city Saturday. > Claude Halo of route 3 was a vial tor tn the city Saturday. E. L. Spencer, Providence; Wil liam C. Oreen, Providence; J. E. Clarke, Attleboro, Mase; Lon Rey nolds, New York; 8. a* Cattle. New York? and Harry Beckman. Newark, all jewelry drummers, were tn the etty Saturday calling on local deal? era. Miss Lena Elrod of Flat Rock was among the visitor In the cit*- yester * ... _. , IY Hlnt-ta of Greenwood was among the Saltara tn the city Satur Jule Duckworth of Lebanon waa a visitor in the city Saturday. ... WT A. Webb of Hopewell waa in the j ?tty saturday. Exposition m&> . Visitors Will Fmd at Frisco -md San Diego Groat Sight. Manager Beatty ot the Southern Bell telephone and Telegraph Com pany's interests at Anderson has re ceived the following communication which will be of Interest to those contemplating a trip to the Panama Pacific Exposition at San Fraac!?*o luring the year: Under date of the 23rd i?r G. E. McFarland, president of .he. Pacifie telephone A Telegraph .Company, San Frenojaoo. Cal? writes President, Jfc, T. Gentry as follows: "The constructive poriod for the two Peetnc' coast . 1915 expositions (San Francisco and; Ban Diego) being practically >?.*?rv the managers are aaturaily a^>4ea? to obtain all pnb tlclty, noasyde ..sbopt the, opening iatea, exhibits and attractions ^Thole corporation* wotvV have eastern? ' a?H*ttons are1 aSked ? to - say j to their associates; "First: That the expositions are at this date practically complete, and j that they will positively open cn the1 Sates set, Oan Diego, January 1; San Presch*?, February te. "Second: Whatever has besa said la pri?t ?o far, under rather than overstates the achievements of the exposition people tn preparing tor ity attractive and Interesting "Third: It ts the consens?a of opinion of those who have bsd the pr{~uxM.e nf seeing, the faire at this state, 'that if not aa exhibit enters lae bdtldJngs,- ks? 1 ~?\\ --.fl a traascn5tinentaV erip te* see the bean ttiut entasserai creations, the nlen tattons of lawns, ahmbs and trees. only possible tn this climate-the ar tfstle schemes of the buildings, and the entirety noval and - surprising lightleg e?eetsL There ls not the ?lightest it the Various exhibits lo buildings will be placeo will be a? extensive and Interesting as tba plans cf- tba expo sition ettcfals kure disclosed them to be fresa- tima to time/* ?AWE ?HIP mhL tmf A PARTY XEASUBE (OOMTPtPFD ?OM PACES OOTL? isaate. a&UI tt ls paased/' sal? Sens or Kera. ? ... "We will urge lt as raridry as poe ilble, giving every opportanity for rsiovs." t. : Kern and Stone and otb* ht for an agreement de scted the bill to pas* :" Republicen ?ena ELEVATOR PLANS TO BE SKETCHED MONDAY I CONFERENCE BETWEEN! ARCHITECTS AND MR. RICHARDS ARRANGED INSPECTS SITES I Numerous Available Locations For the Elevator Wera View ed Yesterday. A ' conference between E. H. Rich ards of Willow City. N. D., aad local architects for tba consideration of plans for the propped elevator has been arranged for Monday. Mr. Rich ards, who has declared his Intention Of erecting a grain elevator In An derson, will leave Tuesday for bia home for the purpose of winding, up !is affairs there ond removing ..hie emily to this city. On bia way. orne, Mr. Richards will stop over in Chicago and St. Pool or Minnespolls tor tho purpose of conferring with representatives of concerns manufac turing gram elevator machinery. Another Conference. \ Mr. Richards bas also arranged for ? conference whh Prof. W. W. Long, State agent of the farmers coopera tive demonstration work, with head quarters at Clemson College, who will be in the cUy Monday evening to attend the annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Richards wishes to confer with Mr. Long for the purpose ot securing data aa to the probably production of grain tn this county thia fall an$ the outlook for future planting ol grain. ' Looking Crer Sites. The greater pert of yesterday Mr. Richards spent tm looking over avail able sites in the ,city for the grain elevator., He. was shown sites on all the' railroads le?dlbg Info the city. No selection aB to a site Will be made, however, uh til afar Mr. Richards ro turas -from North Dekott to take up jbis. permanent. residence here. ? Dimer ;, ' I? ... . .. ?.? > ? . <>. /If. . , At Hotel Chiqucla Today Will] rrove B - nure Sunday dinner st the Hotel Chl quola today and hereafter will be something to tempt the most foetid looa, both from the standpoint of the i elegance of the menu and the manuel; in which the dinner will bo served. During the serving of tbs midday meal? from 1 to^H'o'?lock, music will be ' tarnished by tbe Paramount | theatre orchestra. A beautiful and varied program has been selecto.'. This Sunday dinner will bo u apo dal feature Intended primar'ty for the "home folks." and any family, largo or . small, will find lt more prof itable to let upon ?be heme cooking for one day and take theil Sunday dinner at the Cblquola. Proprietor Bob King has arranged a temptiug menu. The menu cardo have been gotten up in attractive style, handsome colored postcarda showing the Hotel. Chlquolo being j utilised for tho purpose. The menu ts ss followa: i Mock Turtle Soup, crotons Baked Speckle Trout, petate chips 1 Pickles Olives . Virginia Celery., I Roast Prime Rib? of Beef, au Jus Raked ^hoSoeTof^orkTaPple sauce Mashed Turnips Pineapple'Fritter,- wine sauce Roast Mauve Torney, cranberry . . eauee Groen Pease, r Steamed Rice Macaroni, au gratia Candled Yams Corn Bread Loaf Bread Fruit : Salad. ? mayonnaise English Plum Pudding, hard or brandy sauce ?A?oanut MerlBgue Custard Fruit Cake Layer Cake Sponke Cake cream Cheese Ssl ti nea After Dinner Minta Tea Coffee^ Milk THAWS FRIKHDB ^fj-ARE vTKIA (comtmnsD monk rao? omi> ?r. ' , v.i ? . < . chested ?genfeily with his custodian?, smiled greetings to Sheriff Horn .beck and aa opportunity o.-.ered lihook bando with a walting throng of Sympathisers. An elderly woman tried to kiss hl,m (rat Thaw evaded i that. . 1 ?he court room waa crowded. W. fc\JraM began proceedings by pre senting the m?ndete of the enprcm* rourt and th* surrender ot Uso pris bfe?r followed; without objection. Leaving Ibo court house with his otw custodian. Thaw was again greeted with friendly eolutstions. He hewed right and ?eft a? ho waa hur ried toa nearby bote!. Five mientes later ho ?rna seated before a cheer ful open fi/e. hts faca #/raathed tn smile and talking ?.?, An animated end com passable mower with Sheriff Horabeck. f.mi ? ??.*.?? i "O'.rii>( ' Ol i Hi inter Heeef neti iiUi R?bDiMO. oaur. ian. as-A opoc '.T doroonstwatlooi wa* give* to Lassea Peak, whlc* broke ?at ls perhap* tba moot rte HE HAS PERFECTED ELEGTRIGJNGUBATOR FAITHFUL HEN SUPPLANTED BY THIS SILANT AND MYS TERIOUS JUICE HOLDS 100 EGGS A. E. Holeman of Southern Pub lic Utilities Company Make? His Fourth Machine. Mr. A. E. Holman, in charge ot tbs electrical department of the South ern Public Utilities Company, In tula city, haa perfected en electric incu bator of 100 egg capacity. Thia (a not the Drat electrical Incubartor that Mr. Holman has perfected-in fact, lt IS the fourth-but lt ls tbs smallest and, of coarse, ls more Im proved than the others. One of the valuable features of the Incubator la that lt la designed to hatch a "setting" ot eggs at a cost of less than $1 for current. Mr. Holman made evsry part bf the Incubator bU? the waiter regulator. He haa placed ?00 cam pine eggs-in the'incubator for Dr. J. L. Gray. If the incubator comes up to Mr. Holman's expectations, it* ls not Im probable that serious consideration will he giren the question ' of manu fac 'sa; them here on a email scale. t. x electric Incubators hare been devised, and ono by a well known concern manufacturing tho old type ot Incubator. But lt is said that the Incubator referred to has not given satisfaction. FAVORABLE REPORT AMPPli BILL - . Measure Prohibits Employees of Dining Rooms From Accept V hm .Tba." ftttcUU to Tb* iBtdtlfMNi. ' COLUMBIA. Jan. 22.-A favorable report waa made by the Judiciary committee of the senate this morning on the nutl-tlpplng bill which was in troduced by Senator Carl Isle. The lilli prcti&its employees of verina* - ants,- cafes, dining cars, hotels, etc., from accepting 'Hips." The bill Will come up for consideration next week. This was "unanimous consent** day In the senate and only local uncon tested mattera were considered. The senate worked this morning without a quorum bot no senator raised the point of "no quorum" and work pro ceeded with smoothness and dis patch. Among the billa given second read ing were the ones by Senator Splgnor authorising the school commissioners of Columbia te issue 8250.000 coupon bonds for school purposes and provld I lng for the - appointment of a ste ! nogrsphor of the fifth circuit, com posed of the counties of Kershaw and Richland. Th* agricultural committee sub mitted a majority unfavorable report on the hills seeking to repeal the cot ton acreage reduction act. Senator Beamguard somit ted a minority fav orably report, on the acreage s?duc tion billa A favorable report . was J made on the Joint resolut ion extend ing the time tor the payment of taxes to March 15. The senate adjourned until Monday night a t? o'clock. WILSON BUILDING HIS OWN MACHINE (COXTIXUED FEtOM PAOS OKS.) Democratic convention In respect to the principle of one term." Mr. Mean aatd he called attention to the Baltimore platform "In good humor, because it la almost aa of fense In this house nowadays to re-j fer to the last Democratic platform." j "Just before the Baltimore conven tion." be continued. "Representative j Clayton, now a Judge to Alabama, in troduced and had reported favorably from the committee on Judiciary a Joint resolution proposing aa amend ment to the federal constitution to provide that np person wlv has held the office of president shall i, ? select ed to that office or hold thai office again. The Democratic pl at fon? waa erected within a month after that time, eontaialng a, plank favoring a single presidential term." "I might refer to. outer planks Ia the' Democratic platform, not one. of I which do they pretend tc keep, pkt I here ls a plank witera they pledged I the candidate to the principle of one I term. It ls true that the Democrats * abandoned the resolution of Judge Clayton for one term; bat the aband onment of that hy the hones Dreno j crate does not evr?>?e the pr?sident who was pledged to the principle ap on a platform which says 'oar plat?] form is one of the principles which! we believe to be essential to otW^JIN tiona! wei tare, our pledges are made] to be kept when In office as well as] relied upon daring the campaign.'" You can pay more than $1.75, but you can not buy any better Paint than Patton's Sun ~ Proof Guest Paint Co. Phone 48 W. Earl St. "GUEST SELLS THE BEST" j MISS GAILLARD IS HIGHLY COMPLIMENTED ?rastees of Hammond School Show Appreciation of Her . | ' Service*: In recognition and appreciation.' of lier valuable services to tho school, the trustees or tho Hammond school tia ve raised tho salary of. Miss Julia Jaillard, teacher la charge of this in stitution from ISO to leo per, month. Tbs action ot tho trustees wea en tirely voluntary on' their part, and tflss Qalllard was not aware of what lad boen done until so advised by he trustees, who are Messrs. Prank I. Rhody, Pat W. Major and Chorley Pays For Surrender of Virginia League H-. our AwxtetMi ?rtest - ^ i } RICHMOND. Ve.. J*n, .< Mr-Local j us In ess men today paid to J. q. Boat, right, president of th? Virginia Lea rns. $12.500 far the ourreuder by tho Virginia League of all claims to the p.-c^iiiijid lirriifc??. ? t?? - m .. wee teat to Secretary Farrell, of the Nat onal Commission,. notifying him of he transfer of the territory to the ocal company which ' will bring. the baltimore franchise : in the . Interne Ional League to this city., ii I ii i i nil i i limn ' . LOVE, p$ ? ANDA IT^OW* ?EUN? WW*6 P?? ?bet f put lr* .the Piedmont Belt, I make gold crowne at$4.0C Sflvor rtOtngn, 50c end ap. I make a specialty of treating Pyorrhea, Alveolar? ot the gums and all '.?.wn and bridge work and regulating mal formed teeth. All stork guaranteed first~chts*. S. G. BRUCE DENTIST . e ? - . fe o f . fr m e ?0 o * . 1 ? 1 ? i JIJ-ipusiim ni oe.oooeo.o..oeo| SATBnABatP^t? ; ABCJqygOtS * a. & . Bldg. * Baiiega, H. - , ooo .o.e. oo oe OOo KINGMAN STALK CUTTER t'* v"?'-?t .?Y" U*a^?":Jt r . ;?;'?i . ?SBHB^e ' u ns More Good Features Than Any Other Pressure spring in front of axle prevents neck weight on horse?. Spring on hitch takes jerk off the teari. Spring between pole and frame re'leves jar on d'i'.er. No axle through center of reel to wtol ir.-.;ii. ?.ut?. .ed<o knjves give twice the service ;?f single edge. Axle Pins are not part of knife head and can be replaced, when worn, at slight cost. Wheels have staggered spokes! and hubs have hard bil caps. flRps&fings are self-alHgning. STRONG, WELL-MADE, HANDSOME IN APPEARANCE Sullivan Hardware Co. Anderson, S. C Belton. S, C