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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-15
SPECIAL TO CLOVER STORM SUFFERERS
THE THOMS ON CO.
GOOD INTENTIONS

Scores Of men and women who read
The Enquirer from week to week, have
said to themselves and some have said
out loud to others-some to me-that
1t was their intention at some time in
the future-next fall or next spring or
some other future time, to apply for
q policy In the Mutual Benefit, but not
NOW. They lose sight Of the fact, for
the time being, that NOW Is the only
period that can be safely counted on,
and that good intentions will not, un-
less carried out, supply funds to those
dependent on them with which to pay
the mortgage that may be on the
home, or pay the rent, or buy food
and clothing, or educate the children.
You will never be so young again as
you are NOW and insurance will never
cost YOU less than NOW and II Is pos
sible that next spring or fall YOU may
not be able to pass the medical exami-
nation, and YOU may be NOW.
SAM M. GRIsT, Special Agent.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-15

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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1912-10-15
York Drug Store.
EVERYBODY INVITED

m HE members of the Yorkville
l. Board of Trade especially, and the
public generally, are invited to go to
the Court House tomorrow (Wednes-
day. evening at 7.30 o'clock, to hear
an address by Mr.. j. Leake Carraway,
Secretary of the Charlotte Greater
Commercial Club.
J.. H. WITHERSPOON, Sec,
Yorkville Board Of Trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19
SAM LANGFORD MAY
MEET JOHNSON
ARRANGEMENTS TO BE MADE
FOR A MATCH IN AUSTRALIA.
Johnson Wants to Fight and Lsnsford
Is Willing TO Take on the
Champion.

There is anOihcr furry in the heavy
weight department OF the pue.listic
game. Jack Johnson is receiving Of
icrs 10y the bu-heltul for arguments
and entertainments. said offers com
Ing from an quarters of the globe
Boxing followers seem 20 be demand
ing that she big boss" got busy and
defend his title or else pass DO along
20 some worthy candidate or con
tender
Jack Curley. the promoter OF the
iasco that Wds staged In Las Nagas.
July Z, IS the latest bidder for John
sons services Cur.eV. who. % will be
remembered dcludod some OF the pub
lie into thinking that Jim Finn had
a chance 10 take the honors away from
Johnson. Sc trying the same dodge
again. but this time he expects TO
ioist the battle upon the uuthinking
citizens OF France
According Co the promoter of the
liackcuschWidt.G otch wrestling hasco
and tie Iohuson-FIyuu boxing affair.
the French promoters stand ready TO
Iut up the usual $4,000 that Johnson
wants and besides are ready 90 ad-
vance SIX round-trip tickets 90 the
land of 'hc heur do lis Gay Paris is
rot willing that Johnson should "hog"
all the h01ors in the heavyweight divi-
sion. and for this reason ha, delegated
Curley 20 get the champion across the
water
The best OF Tho Arrangements. $50 far
/ entered into. is shat Johnson seems
willing 10 take the Journey Tor the
sole purpose OF AGAIN putting the
brakes ou FLYNN The golden smile"
which has been erased oft laie. appears
every time 1ohu. ou THINKS of making
som" easy money and alliu paying
ris respects 10 the Paris cafes The
champion has declared many 1.mes
. tlat he and Paris get along fimously
There i- just one stumbling block
10 the trip to France aud that is an
offer from Hush Nclufoch. made
through bis elusive representative. vs.
Cd. q. Kelly. Kelly says Mcintosh
wants Johnson for his boxing dls on.
.trrtainmert 90 sydney. u-traIi1 John
SON says Kelly and Mcintosh can no.
ruirD fhD service off John Arthur John.
son hy sflct.ug up cuoulh coin Of
fIa realm f1 make 100000. kefy .nti-
mates that fHi- i- ffa easiest thing
SOU know. and adds chat Mcintosh
stands ready fp pay over s-uUIH for
Tho affairs planned fo educate the au-
.ipo3ians '1 tho AFRO of giving punish
n"nt and holding ou t1 tho heavy
crown.
Kelly Dong Broadway
Kelly. IE" bis ntm' AXE In tho song
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

i""e". and many an otherwise tedious
""Hr De- spent iu this manner
frautif.l dolls. from six Goo mine inch
'S Itll ready tl dress. may Doe pur-
'ha~r1 for from O. fo DO cents.
II you desire % make your own dolls
TAX" o. ri''" 90 stun cardboard and drsi IA
head and body using She purchased
dull Tor 90 model
Draw the .ses. nose. mouth. eyebrows.
ears ami hair. VITA water DYlprs paint
iHc features 90" desired tuts
Lovely dresses may h.. fashioned from
't'I anu tissue paper. which comes Boo
II, '- tnt shades. T. ain. figure. and So
plaid Hr-' er-. Supplied with o. pair r
scissors. "a bottle ot muScilaE. and the
paper children IAN GREAT. many pretty
costumes FOR the paper JoI
II ION have trouble with cakes raIlin.
after they arr Tut boo tt. owen. try eiv-
ing 90" ltu f-w knock. I,for. u ..
"Hf lu This causes tUr Iir bubbles 60
com" FL" the surface Hui IrrIk
10 '.r "a room rN.lfIN and Vet ar
ilsil.-..r I-t rolls uf f.r .sIr-r brown
paper butchers Del, for vrIu0fns rau.r.
PIT DO uu '.r wall .u tho sam. way orlf-
nary wall paper .s Iut ou
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19

six months that Eddie Fov packed
the Globe theatre. The song hits
were the Whistliug .ayur.f.s on
broadway. while the Cabaret" scene
with is riotous fun and the "IlerIin
Aladcaps with their merry prauks
became the talk Of the town Or was
during this engagement that the
comedian became known as "Foy for
joy This unique phrase fer-ely and
accurately describes Eddie F0y BOO
over the River
The story tells Of wealthy man
about town who after night OF jol-
Ity aWakes only 90 find himself in
the predicament az one who has been
sentenced 10 thirty days "oyer the
river
As can Doc imarined. with Eddie
Foy In the role OF Madison Parke. the
wealthy man about town. fun nocks
about him az be eudeavors 20 hide
his predicament from his wife and
friends
The company is % brilliant ono and
made up Of high sallried PLAYERS OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19
MUTT AND JEFF" COMPANY
AT COURT THREE DAYS

The No. I Mutt and Jeff. Gus
Ilil's elaborate musical comedy pro
duction OF the famous Bud Fisher car
toon play. founded on what Is cOnced-
90 TO be the most successful concep-
ton OF comical characters In the his
tory OF journalims. comes direct from
Pittsburgh TO the Court FOR three
days. starting Monday night The
.our Of this organization last season
may be termed triumphaL Never be
fore since the inception of travelling
theatrical companies mas any play
scored such a tremendous success.
never before has theatrical prOdu-
eng manager so perfectly prescribed
amusement according 10 the public's
demand and taste. OF course. 90 goes
without saying that IL Is not likely
that any play has ever had the adVer-
Using that this one has had through
the daily cartoon series that Is run
IN more than five hundred newspapers
IN the United States and Canada. The
original success was undoubtedly at
tanned by the artist. Bud Fisher. OF
the New York American stan. when
he conceived the eccentric idea OF
Mr. A. Mutt and Nv Othoilo Mont
gomery Jenries. However. IL suffices
10 say that the most conservative
theatrical critics, and even the mag
hates who control practically every
first class theater in the country.
hand he 'pennant" 10 Mutt and
Jen' as the financial and artitsic sue
cess OF "a decade. which means that
the play has earned that cnviable g.
'ic. for YOU cannot fool the American
theaterEo.ng public into patrOnizing
an unworthy attraction as they have
patronized Mutt and Jen." This sea-
son Mr.. Hiil offers the second edition.
rcplcte with new and startling novel
ties, new book. music. scenery and
Costumes. all Of which will surpass
that OF last season. II such thing Is
possible. Mutt and Jen' will un-
doubleday assume is place with Ben
Hur' and Way Down East as %
standard American play that viii
never wear out. Secure seats early.
az the subscription list by mail is ~
ready very large. This is the gufN
anteed No. ] company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19
EDDIE FOY AT THE
COURT THEATRE TO-DAY

reputation In addition 20 Eddie
FOy. who now appears 10 be at the
zenith OF his comic power. there are
Leona Stephens. Airline Fredericks.
Frances Golden. Marie Horgan. David
Andrada. George :. Trimble. Harry
Meyer. j. 5. KinsloW. Charles Swick.
ard Milton Dawson, Leayitt James.
the Dancing Pages. Davis and Mat
thews. the famous Eight Berlin Mad
caps and the widely advertised Globe
theatre beauty chorus.
The musical numbers have been
highly praised for their lively erec-
tiyeness. and all have that catchy
and want .tO-be-remembered" touch
that are 80 eagerly sought for by pro
ducing managers. but 20 seldom OBJ
tanned The sale OF seats Is large for
both performances
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19
MUTT and Jefr' and Excuse Me"
Billed by the Court Management
for the Coming Week.
Funniest o. All Stage FsVorltes Will
Appear IN lover the River This
Afternoon and Evening.

The well known producing firm,
Werba a. Luescher. will present AZ
the Court theatre this afternoon and
evening their $4,000 musical com
edy star. Eddie Foy. In the musical
farce. over the River"
The former productions built
around the comic abilities OF this well
known comedian have had remark
able praise for their greatness of
scenic display and the yivaciOus
breakneck pace and tuneful singing
OF his dainty chorus OF girls. but this
season Werba and Luescher are said
10 have elaborated upon past sue
resses 20 give this prize funmaker
the best support he has ever had.
over the River IL a musical com.
edy that made New York forget
every other show in town during the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27

Selma. Feb. 24.-I.ittlr ~.
Nlnston Speight. infant daucht.g
ar. William Speight, and gr,f
GauShter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 6. ~.
sion. OF Selma, passed peacefully ~ Z
al her nome in Tarboro this n.prf. +,
at S o'clock.
IN the few short months Of d.,
she had endeared herself To h-r r"
PIE and While they viii miss her -
she goes to make heaven l!.or.
lurlhg TO her loved ones. Her ti
subtitle.
There is a keen sympathy r..
her father and all her fami!y. :
especially for her grandparents "-
ana Mrs. Winston, who were e.t.
opoh' Just q few Month peSset1
Sc up her mother, their e.t@.
daughter.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27
Washington Government Did Not r.
quest His Recall.

Washington. Feb. 22.-The ""|
concern Of the State department ana
being informed TO-DAY Of the f-,-
Of the Colombian minister Wa lot-
it should be thoroughly understood
that the department had not d.
or indirectly suggested this c.e-
which consequently appears t. e.
Deen purely voluntary on tire p1-
the Colombian government.
The department has All nto4-
garded Minister Ospina's Gtlrrft ,
as purely personal. thereby 49,. af..e
continued on Page Fout.t
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27
me IaSar Fall, Water Power pl~-
pute.

Washington. Feb. oc-, Joint RS
olutIon 10 continue TT, present Va
po"er regulations at Niagara IaIis
uh'i May ]. in the hope that i perm
tent Ia" can be finished by that 1.uae
MS passed b. the House tod4y.
Ndter power operations at Niagart
aie 10" carried on under thu r-strIe-
tons Of the so-caIlad Pnrton alt.
Ehicn permits the diversion Of $500
iSel Oh water per second for pow
on the American side.
AuVocates OF the rigid preservation
OF the Fails are opposing any law thai
viii tito more water To be diverted
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27
(Rv the Associated Il

Bogota. Colombia. Feb. . e,.n.
Pedro Del Ospina, Columbian Mn So
tc- to the United States. was T.. \
by the Colombian government ttd5,.
This action was taken because n,It!~
er the Colombian government -4n- q.
Colombia of Secretary o: Stat r. <
ton taken by the Colombian N#us~-
ter at Washington in notifyin. .tl,
State Department that the N:oI. H.,
COOmbia of Secretary Of Stat kf.I
would be inoppOrtunc owing T. Gut
fact that Colombia's claims i'm con-
nection with ana haze not t
been arbitrated.
The notification given by thu
lomhian government today SAYS .aaL
Gen CSpina is "separated' from t-
post at Washington and that tn '
cident between Colombia ana :,
United States is thus closed.
Colombia it continues. will tut.o.
tain her international policy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27

A friend recently told me that in
hisgarden where he has been putting
stable IN every ear, his butter
beans make great vines. but few
beans, and his potato tops are four
feet tai and small potatoes. Simply an
excess OF nitrogen and q lack Of
ospho acid and potash. Wi-h
plenty of these added it would NOT
matter is h vines were heavy he
would get beans and potatoes
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27
COLLEGE PRESIDENT
AND HIS GIRL PI\CHED
(By the Associated Press.

NbSLlIt HSSot1dteu IcSS.b
Atlanta, Ga. Feb. 24.-W. r.
Brown, president of the Southern
College at La Grange, Ga, was ar
rested ins company with a young
woman, at a local hotel early today.
He was taken to police court and
fined S10O.15. 1t is said he has a
wife and three children at La Grange.
The young woman, whose name was
not divulged, is said to have been a
former student Of his and recently
taught school near the college. She
Is being held pending wore from her
father. who live in South Georgia.
La Grange. Ga, Feb. 24.-President
William +. Brown, of the Southern
Female College. returned here this
afternoon from Atlanta and presented
his resignation at a called meeting
-Qf he trustees Of that institution.
1t was accepted and the Rev. a. 3
Vaughan. pastor Of the First Baptist
Church, was elected president of the
college to succeed him. IN his state
ment to the trustees Mr.. Brown dis
claimed any wrong or immoral con
duct on his part, while in At!anta.
The father of the young woman
arrested with Mr.. Brown went t.
Atlanta and brought his daughter
home. Mrs. Brown, wife Of the col
lege president, refuses TO make any
comment onthe arrest of her husband
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27
Tomorrow the Bill. Directing
Its Purchase by the Secre-
tary of War. Will Be Report
ed by Committee
PRICE AGREED UPON
WITH CANAL COMPANY
FIXED AT $500. 900

The Waterway Will Extend From
Norfolk TO Beaufort Inlet-Thc
Observation-Disclosures for the
Waterway is Included in the River
and HarbOr General appropriation
Bill Shaped Up Yesterday BY the
House COmmittee-The North Car
Dina appropriations in the Meas
urc.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27
The SeIf-AssertVe General
Was Too Fresh to Suit tie
Col ON bian Governme9..
Hence His ''Separation"
WASHINGTON GOVERNMENT
DID NOT SUGGEST IT:
ENTIRELY VOLUNTARY
ON PART OF COLOMBIA

The Notification Sent to WashIa2-
ton States That the "Incident"ls
Thus Closed-The Cause OF the
Colombian Minister'S Remoyal
Was Because the Colombian
Government Nor the People
Uphold the Position He TOOK IN
Notifying the United States
State Department That Secre-
tary Knox's Visit Might Be IN
o%pportune, and Why
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27
(By l.. \.

(By L.. \. BROWN
Washington. j.. G.. Feb. 2t-Ten
long years of trying effort on the part
OF Representative John II. Small, as
n member of the House Committee
on Rivers and Harbors will be fruit
ed Monday. when the committee re-
ports fayOrably the bill nStructing
the Secretary of War to purchase the
Aibemarle and Chesapeake Canal TO
be used as an inland waterway.
The price On which an agreement
has been made with the Albemarle
n Chesapeake anal Company is
$500, 900.
The waterway will extend from
Norfolk TO Beaufort Inlet. 1t will be
kept IN the best condition possible
Tor the present by a general fund un-
I'll further appropriation is made a,
a future Congress-.
PROVISION for the purchase OF the
waterway is included in the rivers
and hTbOrs appropriation bill. which
was hnally shaped up this afternoon
by the Committee on River and Har.
Dors OF which Representative Small
Is an experienced and active mem.
Der.
Text Of Provision in Omnibus Bill.
!he language Of that part Of thu
D!!i winch provides for the waterua,
follows:
For improving waterway from,
Norfolk, Va, to Beaufort Inlet.
IN accordance with the reUOrt
printed iii House document No.
39l, end Congress two sessions.
$sOO,OOO and the Secretary Of
War is hereby authorized to pur-
chase the Chesa peake and Abe
mari Canal from the CbeSaneake
and Albemarle Canal Company.
together with appurtenant prOp-
erty belonging to said company
In accordance with the agree
nHnt entered into between the
Secretary OF War and said Com
pany under the date of Feb
ruary Il, 1912"
TIL NORTH CAROLINA APP
PREPARATIONS.
The North Carolina aDDrOnr,a-
tons follow:
Manteo Bay (for mainten-
ance) $1,000.
Beaufort Hnrbor, $1,000.
Beaufort Inlet $4,000.
MOrehead City HarbOr, 1000.
Approaches to -AIbemarlc Ca
nal, $1,000.
Scuppernong River. $4,000.
Fishing Creek. $500.
Bay River, 81 1000.
COntentnea Creek, 81, 900.
Neuse and Trent Rivers (Con-
sOlidated) $4,000.
Swift Creek, $500.
Inland Waterway from Pamli-
60 Sound to Beaufort Inlet ST.
900.
New River, including water
way between Beaufort Harbor
and New River m between New
River II SwanSbOrO. $500.
Cape Fear River, above Will
mingtOn (open channel work.
$4,000.
Cape Fear River above Will
minSton docks and dams) $50
600.
A new project for Pamlico and T.
rivers, which provides for a cha
mel ten feet deep and zoo feet wi,
below Washington. and six feet de-
and IS feet wide from Washington
Greenville. $4,000.
SURVEYS FOR NORTH CAR
OLINA.
Proposed waterway conneCtil
PamliCo river throuph Goose creek
Jones Bay: Shelter river: New rive
Jacksonville to head of navigatio
BOgue Sound. a new project TO co
meet Morehead harbOr with cham
lof BOgue Sound and for turning has
in front OF Morehead City: Lumb
river, as far as Lumberton. impro
ing approaches to Cape Chann'
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-02-27

Proposed waterway connecting
PamliCo river through Goose creek to
Jones Bay: Shelter river: New river:
Jacksonville to head of navigatiOn:
ROgue Sound a new project 10 ON
meet MOrehead harbOr with channel
lof Bogue Sound and for turning basin
in front OF Morehead City: Lumber
river, as far as Lumberton: improv-
ing approaches to Cape Channel:
Newbegun River: Belhaven harbor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31

structlon a short time after the explo-
sion. The few scattered remains Of the
unfortunate man We're gathered up
and taken to the Birney undertaking
establishment. No funeral arrange
rnents had beer made last night
Clifford was G3 years old. a widow
er and had one son. He had been
I'm Tulsa about four weeks. coming here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31
AFTER FORTY YEARS
Camden. S. c., Woman Recover.
From Stomach Trouble.

No one who is not well nourished
can be good-natured. That is why
lyspeptics are always irritable.
But stomach trouble can be cured
nearly all cases, even after years
IF suffering. Mrs. Sarah c. Ammons,
Camden, 5. c., says, II suffered from
aervous dyspepsia for forty years and
'eared l should never get over it.
vas terribly run down, could not
lleep-thought my health was ruined.
Last spring I began taking Vinol
Ind it has no equal. / soon began
% improve, and now l am a well wo-
nan again for the first time in forty
Years. Ny appetite is good. l sleep
we'll and have no stomach trouble at
I'll. These are the plain facts"
Take our word for it, when you
ire weak and run down, can not eat
,r sleep, Vinol is what you need. for
t will build you up and make you
ltrong. We guarantee Vinol to please
your money back If it does not
Tulsa Drug Company. Tulsa. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31

the Baptist church has been very
busy during the past week visiting
the members Of the congregation and
is planning for specially interesting
services on Sunday.
While Sunday is supposed to mark
the close Of this special campaign each
church has found that publicity pays
and each church is planning to con-
tinue the campaign of advertising and
intense effort to keep up regular
church attendance on the part of all
its members Attendance at the Chris
tian church and Sunday one Of the
largest in the city has been greatly
stimulated and as close to the spec
ial campaign quite an addition to the
membership Is expected.
Not only the larger churches Of the
city have been benefited by this spe-
cial activity but the pastors Of the
smaller churches on the North Side,
the United Presbyterian and the III
CERT Memorial NJ. f.. Church. South,
have preached to larger crowds than
ever before. A new mission church
has been started in owen addition
and this has had a large attendance
On the East side the attendance at
the Grace Methodist Episcopal church
has been so large that the erection OF
new church is one Of the plans for
the near future.
Expressions Of appreciation Of the
publication Of excerpts from the pas
tors Sunday sermons have induced
the various pastors Of the city TO con-
tlnue this feature regularly during the
year. Every person in Tulsa today is
invited to attend church someSvhere,
particularly the church Of his CHOICE,
whether Catholic, Episcopal, Metho-
dist. Baptist, or whatever his prefer
enc, but attend.
Church choirs in all churches Of the
city are already at work on the East
er music and with the present inter-
est AROUSED I'm all churches by the
campaign just closing. the seating ca
pacity Of the combined Tulsa church
es amounting to nearly 1900 will be
taxed next Sunday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-03-31

Tulsa at 2:30 o'clock in the morning.
during the early hours of gray day
light and the time of his death, will
never be known. Many theories are
advanced, but that is all. One Of the
most plausible is that Clifford arrived
at the plant, and seeing he had much
time, decided to lie down and wait a
while; that he oversight, and when he
awoke, it was late; then realizing II
was broad day he began to hurry load
ing his wagon with the deadly stuff
He might have slipped or done Il
dozen other things that too, will new
er be known, any one Of which may
have caused the accident
A story told by Dale PEBBLES, a
young man who was fishing about 800
yards above the site of the plant, does
not bear out this theory. PEBBLES stat
ed he was fishing quietly and heard y
hammering down at the plant, and was
thinking that II was mighty dngerous
thing around a nitro -glycerine factory.
Then the explosion occurred. He knew
nothing for ten minutes, having been
stunned