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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-13
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of South Carolina,
County Of OConee.--Gn Court of
Probate by d. a. Smith, Judge Of
Probate. - Whereas. JOHN LEE
has made suit to me to grant
him Letters OF Administration Of HE
Estate Of and Effects Of Ruhcn Lee
deceased
These are, therefore. to cite and
admoniSh all and singular the kin.
drcd and creditors Of the said
UBEN LEE, deceased, that they
be and appear before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to be held at Wal
halla Court House, South Carolina,
on Saturday, the 23d day Of July,
1910, after publication hereof, at / |
o'clock in the forenoon to show
cause, if any they have, why the
said administration should not be
granted
Given under my hand and seal this
9th day Of July, A. ID. 1910.
(Seal.) D. A. SMITH,
Judge OF Probate for Oconee County,
South Carolina.
Published on the 18th and Goth
days Of July, 1910. I'm The KcOwce
Courier and on the Court House door
for the time prescribed by law. 2S-29
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Observation-Disclosures. ....:..!..i..:..i..s....
:. COMING COUNTY EVENTS. !.
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July l7--All-day singing at
Earle'S school house.
July 17-All-day singing at Fall
Creek.
July 2l-Confedcrate monument
unvciling at Walhalla.
July 2%--Quartcrly meeting Of
County Farmers Union at Return
school house.
July 25--Timc for candidates TO
file pledges expires at - O'Clock
noon
July 2G--f'irst county campaign
meeting: to De held at Oakway.
July 800 l--Cnion meeting at Re-
turn.
August 6 and 7-Annual Singing
Convention at llepsibah Baptist
church.
August Q. 10, l1-Beaverdam AS
SociatiOn meeting at Oakway.
August 13-Statc campaign meet
ing at Walhalla
August T-McctIng Of the OcOncc
Sunshine Convention ut Rock Springs
church, near Richland.
August 20-Good roads meeting at
Walhalla.
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WELCOME To TnE NErERA Ms.

Next Thursday, July 2lst, the
town Of Walhalla viii be opcn to
receive the Veterans. II Is hoped
that every one OF them who can pos
Sibly reach Walhalla will come and
spend the day pleasantly with the
Veterans, the ladies and the citizens
generally OF the town and the coun-
ty. Walhalla will turn out to Il
man to try to give every visitor and
every Veteran a pleasant day. A
special invitation is out to the "men
OF 'Gl'-to every one Of them, far
and ncar---tO them, to their wives
and their children and to the Wild
oWS OF those who were, but are
not. Come and be with us on
that day when the monument to the
soldiers from Oconcc in the ranks Of
1t is the pleasure OF Walhalla to
send broadcast this invitation, and
1T is the hope OF her people that they
will have the pleasure OF seeing and
shaking the hand OF every citizen OF
the CoNnty on the 2lSt. We invite
all to come to our town, but not to
our unVciling Of our HIDnumcnt. The
invitation is that YOU come to Wal
halla to the unvciling Of your mcmo-
rial to the Confederate soldiers OF
our COuntN--Ccrrmon in which
Won arc ruunilv Interested with ti,n
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THE LAST PRIZE FIGHT.

ne 'IohhSon-JcffrieS light at Reno,
\eNana' on IN" lth OF July was. we
oe'cNe-- ana we sincerely hOpc-thc
i"S' ol prize lShtS IN the tn''cd
states II was a test OF Late
strength between two brutcS in the
presence OF thousands OF those. in
cludlhS the Governor of Nevada, in
"hom the brute nature must pre-
dominate.
Thc victory OF Johnson. the negro
brute. over Jelfrics. the white brute,
is = victorv ovnr vhi.h no r.,,o
hIo ,ur $685., ,a,
9'' Nv '" 'o'' any "'Siec Vi
P'iue' ana one "hich hecd occasion
no feeling OF regret or dissatisfaction
on the part of any whito man |,
,.,, h,, -,
W '"'' "n"
"'"'e ch""Iahce, Ill "hlch johnson
might have been expected to come
off y,ctorious
r,or, ,.,. n,. , ,
''' "'' S''" ''''"'c
""o"' Tue hSh' 50 lar as we are able
to see. and that is that it has sounded
;iu. death tn,ii ~ .,,;, di,,,;,
within the borders OF tho I.ni,od
States. We bclicye il wa. tho l,.,
that This country will over wi,n,..
The sentiment AGAINST such eyhibi
tions has been aroused 10 such an cy-
tent that we doubt if another will
ever be pulled off, even in Ncvod,
whose Governor witnessed thc nght
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-07-13

When the stomach fails to per-
form its functions. the bowels be-
come derangcd, the liver and the kid
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must be restored to a healthy condi-
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to do II. Easy to take and most
effective. Sold by Seneca Pharmacy;
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NdpOlCOn'S Grit

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Death of Mrs. Isabella Turner.
CTuGalOO Tribunc.D

Mrs. Isabella Turner. widow Of
the late w. W. Turner. died at her
home in Athens, Ca. last Friday
night after a brief illness Mrs.
Turner was the stcpmothcr OF Mrs
{, NJ Walker Of West minister. and
she was known by many Of our pco-
pie, who deeply regret TO learn Of
her death. She was faithful mem
bcr OF the Presbyterian church and
was an everyday Christian. She
was not onY faithful to her church
but Just as faithful in believing that
II was her duty as a Christian to do
the viii Of her Master at all times.
She was ever ready TO lend a help
ing hand to the sick and needy,
both in acts Of kindness and in
words. Mrs. Turner was a daughter
Of the lat" Or. Lane, who was pas
tor Of The Athens PRESBYTERIAN
church for more than 80 years. In
torment took place in Athens Sun
UaN.
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Work 81 Hours IL Day.

The busiest little things ever made
are DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Every
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health that changes weakness into
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TWO-hOrSc farm two miles Wal
halla; cight-room house; twO-roOm
tenant house; two-story barn: pas
turc and orchard. Apply to w. II.
Cary, Walhalla. S. G. 2G-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
CRUISER maryland
LEADS IN PRACTICE
Won Target Trophy Last Year
and Makes Top Score of
Pacific Fleet Again

The cruiser Maryland may be tenn
porarily in the lame duck class as far
as its engines are concerned but that
the guns are in good working order
and the men behind them in fighting
trim is evident from the fact that the
Maryland came through the recent rec
ord target practice at Santa Barbara
with the top score. News of the results
of the work on the southern range was
received here yesterday. The Maryland
will be along today in company with
the West Virginia.
The Maryland already has the trophy
the Atlantic side and on the Asiatic
station did some very fancy shooting
will also be entitled to fly the pennant.
Target practice this year was under
conditions purposely made more diff
cult than ever before. The targets
were towed al a high rate of speed in
one direction, and the ship while firing
was travelling at full speed in the op-
posite direction. To make it more
difficult and a better test of marksman-
ship the ship was made to roll heavily
while firing. The actual score made is
a navy department secret
The Pennsylvania was second. West
Virginia third, Colorado fourth and the
California, Admiral Harbers flagship,
fifth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
LAUREL HILL CLUB
HONORS MRS. BLACK
President Elect of District Fed
Grafton Guest at Luncheon
and Entertainment
Seven Executive Chiefs of Other
WOmen's Organizations Re-
spOnd TO Tributes

Laurel Hall club entertained at one
of the most enjoyable luncheons of the
season yesterday at California club hall
in honor of Mrs. A P. Black, president
elect OF the san Francisco district of
tle state federation. Seven other club
presidents were present also, as fol
loWS- Mrs. +. i. Baldwin. California
clubs Mrs. r. ID. Knight. Corona club;
Ars- n O. Austin, Cap and Bells club:
AIRS. Norman Martin. WOmen's Press as
sociatiou. Mrs. Thomas IEavens Sorosis
club, Mrs. Frank Fredericks. Local
council Of Women, and Mrs Katherine
Miller, Casa Guide club Of Berkeley.
Nine Emilia Tojetti, president Of
Laurel hail. presided at the large round
table In the center of the room, at
which sat the guest Of honor. the
speaker and other distinguished guests.
About $50 were seated at smaller tables.
aI Of which were decorated with pink
oarnatiOns
Mrs. Black was introduced by Nine.
Tojetr in a graceful speech and re-
sponded charmingly.
Miss Eleanore Joseph then read a
tribute TO the presidents. which was re-
spOnded TO by Mrs. Z. I. Baldwin. Mrs
7. ID. knight and Mrs. Norman Martin
Mrs. George Haight gave a reading
Mrs f. B. Power gave an amusing lit
tie dissertation on "Headgear." Mrs
violin solo, accompanied by Miss Up
ham. and a trio composed OF Miss Alice
Guthrie, violin, Miss Laura Gallon,
corneL and Miss Flora Hubbard, piano
played al intervals during the after
noon.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
GENERAL WESTON TO
LEAVE FOR KENTUCKY
Makes First Appearance Down
Town in Many Months

General John F. Weston. who has
been i'll at the general hospital at the
Preside for six months, yesterda V
made his first appearance down town.
He called on General Barry, and follow
ing that call made a tour around the
building, visiting the heads of the diff
ferent departments. He said he was in
splendid health He will leave April
II with Mrs. Weston and his two
daughters for Kentucky, where they
will visit different points.
Captain Robert D. Goodwin, acting
judge advocate of this department, re-
ported for duty yesterday at depart
ment headquarters. He will relieve
Captain Erneste V. Smith.
Lieutenant Charles w. Stewart, Fifth
cavalry, Schofield barracks, Hawaii ter
ritory, has been granted 80 days leave
of absence.
Colonel Walter s. Schuyler. Fifth
cavalry, now at Schofield barracks.
Oahu. has been ordered to meet his
imperial highness, Prince Tsai Tao of
China. who comes to the United States
to study military systems of this coun-
try, and to conduct the prince and his
party to New York.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
HARRY c. DELL IS
DETAINED IN JAIL
VIII Be Held Pending Trial of
DIR. Dunlop Moore

Harry {. Dell the marine hospital
nurse who is being detained as a wit
ness against Dr. Dunlop Moore, charged
with battery. was removed to the Ala
media county Jail yesterday afternoon
to await the hearing Of the case
April 12
Dell was detained subsequent to his
dfsap ppearing twice when needed by the
government and placed in the city
prison. He protested against being
held iu Jail and was taken before Judge
Van Fleet Of the United States district
court yesterday in chambers After
hearing both sides. Judge Van Fleet
ordered that Dell be transferred to the
= ameda county jail and there be re-
strained Of his liberty 50 far as II was
necessary 70 insure his presence at the
Moore trial
Although ]. H. Nancy. the other hos
pltal nurse who is said to have wit
Erssed M0ore's brutality. disappe
60 avoid giving evidence he has not
heer arrested. having promised to obey
tho subpoena served on him at Liver
more.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
: HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY
How to Save 81 on Cough
I Medicine by Making 1t at Home

Cough medicines. as a rule, are most
ly syrup. To make the best syrup. take
pint of granulated sugar add half a
pine of warm water and stir about 2
minutes.
Get two and one-half ounces of Pinex
go cents WORTH, put it in clean pint
bottle and fill up with the granulated
sugar syrup. This makes a full pint
of unequaled cough syrup for about "a
cents. Keeps perfectly You couldn't
buy as much ready made cough syrup
This home made remedy is pleasant
to take and usually stops even the
most obstinate cough in "a hours. 1t
is splendid, also, for colds, whooping
cough. bronchial ailments. etc. Take
a teaspoonful every one, two or three
hours.
The sugar syrup is an excellent seda-
tive. The Pinex is the most valuable
eoneentrated compound of Norway
White Pine Extract, rich in all the
healing elements of Norwegian pine.
Be sure to use the real Pinex itself.
Your druggist has it or can easily get
it for you.
Strained honey can be used instead
of the syrup and makes very fine
honey and pine tar cough syrup
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

nents of the theater are greater and
quicker than in bookland, and the re-
ward of fame is likely to be as imme-
date If not as long lived.
The White City trio. which has been
appearing in this city for some time.
has been booked by the Orpheum and
will play over the circuit and go over
the big time" AL White, Earl Taylor
and Harry Krantzman comprise the
trio.
The Orpheum circuit contemplates a
new enterprise which will be put into
effect at once. A paper will be printed
each month from the New York office.
The paper will be devoted to the inter
ests of vaudeville in general and to
the Orpheum in particular and will be
for free distribution in the various Or
pheum houses. each of which will have
a full page in which TO discuss local
affairs. Ed E. Pidgeon is editor OF the
proposed publication.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
i. URGE WIDER PUBLICITY
FOR REHABILITATED CITY
Experts Plead for More General
Scheme OF Advertising

To advertise san Francisco and its
attractions so that the entire country
would have some idea OF the great
ness Of the regenerated city was the
basis of addresses made before the Ad-
Vertising Mems association yesterday
by W = Donaldson and J. Charles
Green.
Both speakers advocated the placing
of advertising Of some description in
every section Of the United States, in
cIuIing newspapers. as well as bill
boards. circular and novelty adver-
Using.
Particular emphasis was laid on the
fact that although today San Francisco
has the finest hotels, stores, streets, as
well as unlimited business facilities
and resources many people Of the east
have not yet overcome the idea that
tle city at the Golden gate is still
striving To raise its head from the ruins
OF the 0nfsgration Of several years
ago
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
OAKLAND COUPLE ARE
MARRIED IN THIS CITY
Miss Emily A. StaIey Becomes
Wife of Clyde NJ. Beal

Miss Emily A. StaIey, young Oak
land girl, and Clyde VI. Beal, a young
businessman Of Oakland were married
last evening at 6:3O o'clock at the
sweden borgian church at Lyon and
. Washington streets by Rev Joseph
Worcester, the pastor
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs William T. Staley of Oak
land BeaI is the son Of Carroll NJ.
Beal of this city. general manager of
the Bay cities company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beal left for honey
mon trip through the southern part of
the state, after which they will make
fheir home IN Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
SORORITI[S DIVIDE
EDUCATION BOARD
Two Members Insist That Girls
Should Be Asked to Resign
From Societies
Appropriations for School Build.
ings Reduced and Lakeview
Changed to Farragut

The board of education is equally
divided as to what should be done with
the young women who have joined So
rorities since the enactment of state
law prohibiting such societies in the
high schools. At the weekly meeting
of the board yesterday Director Henry
Payot maintained that the girls should
be given a chance to resign from the
sororities before being suspended from
the schools. Director Whelan agreed
with him.
President Bannerman, however, ar
gued for the majesty of the law and
its immediate enforcement. He was in
no mood for compromise, and Mrs. Kin
cafd seconded him. A deadlock ensued
and the matter was put over for a
week.
Bannerman announced that pursuant
to the boards order the principals of
all the high schools, except Lowell, had
sent in the names of the girls who had
joined the sororities since last May.
CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS
A matter of almost equal Importance
in school history was the report of the
joint committee Of the building COM
mittee of the board of supervisors and
the building and grounds committee of
the board Of education. Cuts were made
inally intended for the construction of
new school buildings. The cuts were
as follows: Adams school, from $120,-
600 to $4,000; Cleveland. from SIS 900
to $4,000; Cooper, from 100000 to
s60,0 900; Franklin, from 100000 to
100000; Girls high, from $3.50 900 to
0.000; Grattan, from 100000 to
$50, 1000; Irving, from $4,000 to $50, 600;
Jackson. from 100000 to $50 900; JEFF
ferson. appropriation entirely rescinded,
as not needed; John SWEET, from $780,
600 to $4,000; Lowell high, from
s45O,000 to 100000; Lincoln, from
100000 to $4,000; Mission high, addi-
tional appropriation totally rescinded
Marshall, from 100000 to $50 900;
Oriental public, from $50, 900 to SIS, 900;
Peabody, from 100000 to $50,000 Starr
King, from $4,000 to 100000, and
to $4,000.
INQUIRY AS To PAYMENT
1t. was pointed out that $1,000 had
already been paid out for plans for the
Spring Valley, and that the plans had
| been approved. This matter will be
investigated.
A resolution was passed forbidding
the pupils to contribute or to be asked
any purpose whatever by teachers or
principals.
The name of Lakeview school was
changed to Farragut
The Golden Gate kidergarten associa-
ton was granted permission to estab-
lish kindergartens in public school
buildings, but was required to pay the
cost of equipment and the salary of a
teacher.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
COAST ARTILLERYMEN
PLAN MILITARY HOP
VIII Give Affair for Benefit of
Athletic Fund

The COMMITTEES Of arrangements Of
the athletic association Of the coast
artillery corps has decided TO give a
military hop at the Armory 154s Van
Ness avenue. Friday evening, FOR the
purpose Of increasing the athletic fund.
The armory has been beautifully deco
rated for the occasion and the coast
artillery band will furnish the music.
The prizes for the championship cross
country run viii be presented before
the dance by Colonel George Shasty.
The handsome trophy goes TO the
sixth company. won by Corporal \. (.
Dole. second prize TO Private Meyer of
the Second company; third prize to
Private Coghlin Of the Sixth company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
NEW YORK BOOK KEEPER
JAILED FOR FORGERY
Prisoner Denies EIopement
With Young Married Woman

Leo Bittman Of 216 East Sixteenth
street. New York city, was arrested
hy Detective J. H sullivan and Assist
ant Superintendent J. Meinbress of the
Pinkerton agency on q dispatch from
New York.
Bittman was employed as book keep
or in the art glass works of Hahn &
Mali 19 East Fourteenth street. New
York and is accused of forging the
name Of Herman Malz to checks aggre-
eating $500 three weeks ago. He came
here with Mrs. Johanna Peterka of 253
West Sixty-sixth street, a young mar
ried woman, and they were living in
Ssn Mateo.
Bittman has a wife and child in
Vienna. and says that he also has a
rich uncle there, Ignatz Bittman, who
3D. wiz come 10 his assistance. He denies
that he eloped with Mrs. Peterka.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07
NOTED ACTRESS TO
APPEAR IN COMEDY
Star Will Portray Title Role of
"The Rejuvenation of
Aunt Mary"
Att1mOre Grey Will Be Next of
Classical Dancers Seen in
San Francisco
By WALTER ANTHONY

The reopening Of the Van Ness
theater next Monday night will be a
pleasant event on more than one score.
Miss May Robson, whose dear. delight
ful Aunt Mary in the comedy, THE
Regeneration of Aunt Mary" is a re-
freshing. wholesome memory, will be
seen again in that role. Miss Robson
announces that she has nearly COM
pleted new comedy which will be a
sequel to Aunt Mary and which will
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

]
Classical dancing begets it's kind.
San Francisco had seen little OF II
until Miss Maud Allan appeared last
Monday night at the Garrick. During
her stay I'm town she may have oppor-
tunity 10 witness the dancing of an
other exponent of the new art. Ath-
more Grey begins an engagement at
the Princess theater next Saturday
night at the head of vaudeville per-
formance which viii include a sketch
in which Tommy Leary and his
daughter, Georgena. will take part.
For a headline feature next week at
the Orpheum Nellie Nichols viii appear
in medley reviews. She is the only
Greek comedienne on the vaudeville
stage. and though this fact does not
necessarily make fame for her. It at
least makes her unique. At one time
she was Greek interpreter, it is said
in the New York police courts
A valuable relic and one which sug-
gests many memories of the theater of
other days has come into the Ssses-
sion Of Otis Skinner, who is playing
at the Columbia this week. It is the
costume that Edwin Booth wore as
Petruchio in The Tanning of the
Shrew." Volney Streamer, librarian OF
Skinner, who received il last night
from New York The club was founded
and fathered by Edwin Booth, and
Streamer secured the costume from
Mrs. Crossman, the great actors S
daughter. at a recent sale of Booth
souvenirs Knowing that Skinner re-
ceived his earliest encouragement and
help in the dramatic line from Edwin
Booth and that the latter was held in
the most sacred memory by Skinner.
Streamer made the actor a gift of the
costume.
The "travelogues" are coming. Be-
ginning Monday night quick trips via
the imagination will be made from the
Garrick theater to Hawaii, new japan,
old japan, Java and Paris. The fights
viii be taken amid the most convenient
surroundings, and the imagination
stirred by moving pictures of the
strange world in which Burton Holmes
moves and has his being. AS an intel
lectual feast few attractions before the
public compare with the lectures; as
entertainment they are quite in a de-
Hghtful class by themselves
sophus Michaelis. the well known
Danish playwright, is on his way to
this city and will remain here few
DAYS. The author of The Son of the
People" which was recently produced
at the New theater in New York, is
making tour of the world.
Dr. Pauline, scientist" psycholo-
gist and mystery maker, is creating
much talk in town by his work at the
Savoy theater this week. The stunts,
whether real or fake. are amazing. Par
ticularly remarkable is his cataleptic
demonstration, wherein ne induces, in
an instant. weird conditions in his
subjects. which are sometimes ludi-
crous. sometime es pathetic, but always
surprising. The Savoy will be dark
next week and will be reopened Sun
day afternoon, April II, with Henry
Woodruff in the musical comedy, THE
/ Prince of Tonight" The last time that
Woodruff appeared in this city was as
/ Brown in Brown of Harvard" two
years ago.
1t is announced authoritatively that
1 Gertrude Atherton is soon to return TO
this city TO begin the writing of some
/ plays she has in mind. That is the
way many of the successful novelists
get their big" money. The emolu-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

MULCREvY MAKES REPoRT-County Clerk
H. l. Mulcrevy's report for January, Feb
ruary and March. issued yesterday, showed
that during that period the receipts of his
office were S37 s14 go and the expenditures
on salaries s25. .45o. leaving an excess Of re-
CENTS of So. .364 60.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-07

Six of every ten cans of Peaches on the mar
ket are put up by us. More than a million
trees are required to supply this enormous
quantity.
From this great quantity we obtain and pack
all grades, the grades being determined by the
size and quality, for only good fruit is used