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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
Lily White Convention May 1.
Columbia State, 5th.)

Meeting here yesterday to call a
State convention, the executive com
mittee Of the Capers- Biaiock wing Of
the Republican party, dubbed oily
whites by their opponents, refused
to give It's definite endorsement
either to President Taft or to Theo-
dore Roosevelt. The committees po-
sition was that. though 1t had en-
dorsed the President enthusiastically
last year. Col. Roosevelt's announce
ment made a material change in the
situation and rendered 1t expedient
that the committee maintain, for the
present at least, an attitude Of i'm
partially. The committee, through
It's chairman, l.. w. G. Blalock, is
sued a call for State convention to
be held here May 4th to elect dele
gates at large to the Republican con-
vention at Chicago, ard directed dis
trict chairmen to call district conven-
tiOns.
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COME!
DEATH OF MRS. JAS. HUNNICUTT
Is. Y. u. u. Elect Oficers-Local
News About COncroSS.

Coneross, March 4.--Special: The
B. Y. p. u. met Saturday and held a
very interesting meeting. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Presidcnt, Bruuis Al
cXander; vice president, Clinton Bar
kew; secreIt> ", Miss Minuic Durl<nr;
assistant secretary, Miss Pearl Hun
singer, treasurer, Miss Lula Albeit;
program committee, Misses Burt
Iunsinger, Oracle Abbott, Murtie AL
eXander, chairman; membership COM
mittee, G. i. Barker, Misses MADEIRA
Alexander and Agnes Huns'uger.
The many friends Of Mrs. James
NJ. Hunnicutt, Of New Hope, will re-
gret to learn Of her death, which sad
event occurred at her home Saturday.
New Hope cemetery Sunday She
was a member Of the New Hope Bap-
tist church. Mrs. Hunnicutt was the
mother Of S. M. Hunnicutt, oc this
section. She leaves a devoted hus-
band, one daughter and three sons
to mourn her death. The bereaved
family have the deepest sympathy Of
numerous friends here and else
where throughout the county.
Mrs. Enoch BreaZeale Is still con-
fined to her bed. We hope to hear
encouraging news from her soon.
The Sunbeam meeting was rained
out Sunday afternoon. We hope to
have an interesting meeting on the
next first Sunday.
w. +. Alexander, wife and two
sons, Keith and James, spent the
weekend with William o. Keith and
family, Of the Bear Swamp section.
T. d. Alexander returned recently
from a trip to Columbia. He also
visited relatives and friends at seve-
raj points on his return home. He
reports pleasant time.
x. ID. BreaZeale, Of Cordele, Ga,
who has been spending some time
here with his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. Enoch Breazeale, was call
ed to his homo last week on account
OF the illness Of his wife. His friends
here hope for her speedy recovery.
We are exceedingly sorry to hear
Of the illness Of Rev. r.. G.. Lee, of
Greenville. and trust he will soon be
well again. Mr.. Leo spent some
time at Coneross last summer, and
while on his visit made hosts Of
friends, who sympathize with him in
his serious illness.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
WALHALI.A HIGH SCHOOL.
Honor Roll for tho Month Ending
February 23, 1912.
Tenth Grade-Mary Ellen Wilso,

Tenth Grade-Mary Ellen Wilson
900.
Ninth -.Grade---Bewley Hunsinger
92,S
Elgltn Grade Ettlc Cobb 9e,S;
Ella Lee Grant 50. Olive Hunt ab. 5.
Idah Pitnhford 0Sa, Luther Davis
97.7.
Seventh Grade Mimic Darker
95.4, Grace Beard 96.3, Bishop
Grant 94.1, Katie Moody 92.7, Alice
Sanders 93.3, Ansel Umberger SO.
Sixth Grade-loone Fitzgerald 90,
95.1, Sarah Moss 94.7, Sue Annie
Todd 94.S, Frank Mccall 91.3.
Fifth Grade--Ruth Brown 90, Hol-
leman Seaborn 95.4, John Schroeder
95 Is, Flora Kelly 90%, Chesterfield
Beatty 1%, Lula Belle Laney 95,
lnez Douthit 90 M, Emmie Ansel
92M Alice Belle McLees 9OM, Lu-
cile White SO 1A.
Fourth Grade-Hugh Macaulay
93M, Anda Robins 90, Willie Strib-
ling 81 Is, George Finkenstadt 90,
Frank Schroeder 90 M. Ralph Hetrick
93 u Robert Kay 90%, Mildred Car
ter 81, Kathleen FAINT 80, Alice Cor
bin 90.
Third Grade-Annie Wilson 93.5,
Eunice White 93.S, Caro- Probst 95,
Derrill Douthit 9O.6.
Second Grade-Lois Dilworth 9O.3,
Madeline Dilworth 90.
Advanced First Grade-Carolne
Ansel 9OA, Eunice Beatty 93 R
Edith Carter 93h, Marvin Finken-
stadt 80, Ross Umberger 90.
First Grade--Harold Beatty 90 k
Robert Dilworth 81 1-3, Mary Grant
80, Willie Keaton 90, Kie Rowland
90M.
Ehanlh2rlsin'a nGuch nemedu
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
Family JAR.

(ChicagO Journal.)
20, Maria, what's the use Of talk
ing at cross purp---"
Who's talking at cross purD.
john Dorkins, I'd like to know"
was only going to say"
know what you were going to
say! | heard you say it,"
Il only wanted TO-
You only wanted to call your
wife cross purp! And you did it,"
81 didn't"
You did,"
"Ail | started to say"
Was that am a cross purp!"
Was that we both-----''
Speak for yourself!"
Were talking at---'
know just what you said! Cross
purp!" '%
AT cross purposes"
We'll, If that's what you meant
why didn't you say SOL"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
Every Bono in Body Fractured.

Enterprise, Miss, March 5.-Fred
EZell, workman In saw mill at
this place. was caught In a belt yes
terday and hurled into the fly wheel
Every bone In the mans body was
broken. When the body left the fly
wheel 1t was thrown 25 feet in air.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06

Many sufferers from rheumatism
have been surprised and delighted
with the prompt relief afforded by
applying Chamberlain's Liniment.
Not ono case Of rheumatism in ten
requires any internal treatment
whatever This liniment Is for sale
by all dealers.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1912-03-06
One Week Only
SAVE $500.

AS a special inducement dur
ing our demonstration week
only, with every MAJESTIC
RANGE (prices always the
same) we will give free one
handsome set of ware as illus
trated here.
Every piece Of this ware is
the best Of its kind. Not a
piece that Is not needed in
every kitchen. 1t cannot pos
sibly be bought for less than
$500. This ware Is on eXhi-
oition at our store. Don't
j'ail to see it.
ECiAL.
Al during next week a spe-
cial demonstration, direct from
the Majestic Factory, will be
glad to show you "All About
Ranges SHOW YOU why the
MAJESTIC Is the best range
on earth at any price.
COME, If YOU INTEND TO
BUY OR NOT.
Education lies In Knowing
Things why the oven
OF a range Is heated-Know
how the water is heated-How
the top Is heated-Why the
AJESTIC uses so little fuel
know how range Is made
inside and outside. This edu-
cation may serve you in the
future. DON'T OVERLOOK
a chance to KNOW THINGS
shown by one who knows.
COME!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25

Our expert demonstrator will
teach you how to operate any OF
our machines.
New Home Sewing Machines In
every desirable style. at lowest
prices obtainable.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
HIGH CITY OFFICIALS
GET IN HOT WATER
over SALE OF NEWS
q,
Some of Them to Resign From
Recently Organized Realty
Notice Corporation.

City Office holders are prepar,nx "a
resign from the Realty Notice Cor.
poraton. having suddenly discovered
that their association with n concern
organized for the purpose OF selling ad-
vance Information OF departments,
Aews. had caused censure.
Daniel Moynahan. Collector Of Asssss-
aonts and Arrears In the Finance De-
partment, resigned from the Realty
Notice Corporation to-day after Q brief
TN with the Comptroller. Mr.. Prem
dsrgast told Mr.. Moynahan he wac De.
PLEASED over his subordinates ASA
c'ation with the company while holding
Q Gity salaried position. lawson
Purdy, President Of the Tax Board and
40 OF the Board of Revision Of As
seesments Is president Of the Realty
Uodoe Corporation. Tax Commissioner
Aailoran holds stock in the company
Edward L. Heydecker 5000 as
astant to Tax President Purdy II also
connected with the concern.
Mr.. Purdy and his assistant as well
- Commissioner Halloran. were ap-
pointed by the Mayor. Il was said to-
dAy Mr.. Gaynor begun an investigation.
The Realty Notice Corporation was
osganized for the purpose OF sffordins
"peocurable Information a. 10 contem-
Plated or accomplished OFFICIAL acts
wAose effect would be to impose . tax
a. lien on property" The service Is to
b paid for by clients at q stated fee.
Although tho company has hardly
reached the stage Of full organisation
pamphlets have been circulated setting
forth that thousands" OF clients have
already been listed and hundreds Of
these pamphlets have been sent to city
o6,oiais and employees seeking their
oe-operation In the new enterprise.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
TIRE SECRET Of SUCCESS
Genuine Merit Re CURED to Win
the Peoples Confidence

Have you ever stopped to reason why
il is that so many products that are cx-
tensively advertised, all at once drop out
Of sight and Ore soon forgotten3 The
reason is plan--the article did not fulfil
the promises Of the manufacturer. This
applies more particularly to o medicine.
A medicinal preparation that has real
curative value almost sells Itself, "a Ike
an endless chain system the remedy is
recommended by those who have been
cured to those who are in need Of it.
In an interview on the subject q prom
inent local druggist says: Take for ex-
ample DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Rco pre-
paration | have sold for many years
and never hesitate to recommend, for
in almostevery case it shows immediate
results, as many Of my customers testify.
No other kidney remedy that l know Of
has so large sale"
The success 81 DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root is due to the fact that it fulfils every
wish in overcoming kidno", liver and
bladder diseases, corrects urinary
troubles and ncutralizcs the uric acid
which causes rheumatism.
A free trial bottle will be sent by
mall, absolutely free. Address DR.,
Kilmer & Co, Binghamton. \. Y. and
nSntion this paper. Regular size bottles
~ A. Ill dxuSsists-60c. and tl.0O.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
FOURTEEN DIVORCES
GRANTED IN BROOKLYN.
Pretty Girl Gets Decree From Man
She Says Forced Her
to Marry,

Justice Kapper Of the Supreme Court
of Brooklyn to day severed the bonds
that bound fourteen ill.mated couples.
All the cases were undefended.
The beauty of Mrs. Eugenia Burch,
who asked for an annulmsnt from her
husband. William Francis Burch. at
tracted the attention Of the entire
court room. Mrs. Burch, q girl Of
twenty. IS a wonderfully pretty bru-
nettc. She sued through her sister.
Susanna Petrie. OF No. 20 Harmon
street, declaring that she was forced
into a marriage when she was only
seventeen, and that she had never Lived
with her husband. A decree was
granted.
william c. Pettttt OF Freeport. L. l.,
secured divorce from his wife. Mrs.
Louise L. Petit OF No. Morris Park,
Brooklyn. to whom he was married In
1896. lie charged that she left him
several years ago and has been living
in the meantime with Michael L. Flan-
nasan at No. AS Utica avenue. Brook
lyn
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25

sl.o9 b.. !nboO bookcases, strongly
made, with burnt wood shelves;
our 4Oth Anniversary Sale "a,
price will be ............ JIG
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25

Scrim and Marquisette Curtains,
in plain, blocked and drawn bodies.
with Cluny and imitation filet lace
insertion and edgings. in white
and Arahc.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25
THE UNITED SOCIETIES.
BIG ANNUAL GAMES,

The United Societies attached 10 the
Church OF the immaculate Conception.
on East Fourteenth street. OF which
Very Rev. Mgr. Murphy is pastor.
will hold their annual games and fes-
oval at Harlem River Park, One Hun
dred and Twenty-seventh street and
second avenue. on Friday afternoon
and evening. Sept. q. There will be
athletic events for boys and girls. be-
ginning at go IN the afternoon. The
music wall be under the direction of
Prof. 7. +. Cooper. This event will
BE- the annual family reunion OF the
former Pensioners Of this old East
side church. many of whom are now
living in other sections OF the city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-25

| 3-Fold Bedroom Screens, filled
with red or green silkoline. in
golden oak and mahogany
frames; regularly $i.49; OQ.
| special ........ OOC
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Next to Nature.

VI N.Ao bNA'"io IApsess1
u am tired Of this continual refer
ence TO murmuring leaves and babbling
brooks" said the professor. The at
trfbuting OF human qualities to nature
seems very unreal, don't YOU thinkr
Il can't agree with you" said the
man who knows. Every morning
early ! can hear some neighbors lawn
nown."
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18
GUN FIGHTER
FOUND RIDOLED
WITH BULLETS
JAMES wARFORD, NOTORIOUS
DESPERATE, KILLED on A
LONELY TRAIL.

Victor. April Thames warfori,
former gun man. prominent in the "a
bor troubles In Cripple Creek districs.
when as deputy sheriff he shot aud
killed Chris Miller and Ike Liebo. lies
dead in the morgue at Victor
warford was last seen alive when
he took the car from Cripple Greek
over the High Line and Electric road
on Saturday last. warford. In the IA
bor troubles OF 1906. shot and killed
Chris Miller and Ike Liebo at the poll
ing place at Goldfieid. He then held a
deputy sheriffs commission and when
the case came up for trial warford
raided the shcrifrs Office in Cripple
Creek. secured the guns taken from
him In the previous trouble and walk
ed out over the hills. A posse brought
him in. but not until after an ex-
change OF shots. The whole case was
noilcd by the former district attorney.
but was revived and on trial In the
district court Of Teller county. Dts
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18

lights which were burned On deck.
were the grinding ice floes-
The air was biting cold,~ is the
message the wireless carried. "ani
the chill that arose from the ice foes
caused the passengers to- huddlc
close together to keep warm
And when dawn came it revealed in
all its horror the terrible situation.
wreckage was on every hand ana here
and there a human being with dis
'torted visage frozen stiff. kept afioat
with life belts or lashed to wreck
age. All was desolation- Frail women
collapsed and men sat helpless, awed
by the magnitude OF the disaster. The
carpathia brought them help. but it
did not lift the pail from their hearts
nor blot out the horror of the worlds
greatest sea disaster.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES !
HELD TUESDAY NIGHT

Primary elections were held by the
Democrats In the various precincts of
Fremont county Tuesday night. ex-
cept in the six precincts of Canon
City, which were held in Friday night
OF last week. to select delegates to thu
Democratic county convention, whi'h
will take place at the district court
room In this city next Saturday afte--
noon. Tia county convention. which
will be composed OF one hundred and
fifty eight delegates. will select twe'.-
ty-six delegates to the Democratic
state convention and twenty-six dele-
gates to the Democratic congression-
al convention. bot:. OF which will be
held ut Colorado Springs on Monday.
April 9th. Democratic sentiment in
this county seems to favor the nom-
nation by one Baltimore convention
Champ Clark OF Missouri for presi-
dent OF the United States.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18
PECULIAR DlSC0l ORA
TI0h OF TEETH IN
COLORADO CHILDREN

DIR. Frederick S. Mckay of Denver,
who lectured at the First Presbyterian
church Monday night on Oral Hy-
giene," visited the Washington and
Orchard Park schools this morning
where he examined large number OF
children for the purpose OF ascertain
ing how many of them were affected
with that peculiar brown discoloration
fthe teeth that is at present attract
ing so much attention from the stu
dents of dental SCIENCE. both in this
country and In Europe He found sew
eral cases in which the teeth showed
that distinctive trouble for which he
was looking and was greatly interest
ed in consequence Of his discovery. He
said that nowhere in the world. except
In Colorado and at Naples. Italy. WAS
this popularity of the teeth knowa
and that scientists were studying the
phenomenon IN both places. The
trouble is believed 10 have It's origin
In some chemical held in solution ny
the water taken into the stomach dur
Ing infancy which finds It's way into
the blood and settles In the teeth dur
Ing their formative period and dis
colors theu' forever, 1t Is said to be-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-04-18

trict Judge Seeds presiding warford
was sentenced to life for the killing Of
Miller and Liebo with an additional
sentence of fifteen years for resisting
the peace officers.
Jim warford was pardoned by ex-
Governor BuchteI. He remained so-
sent from the district until about two
years ago. and since his return has
worked in the mines and more recent
ly purchased an assay office at Inde-
pendence. 1t has been known that
warford remained true to his alliance
with the mine owners and has con-
Quoted detective agency for the
Identification ana arrest of parties
guilty of high-grading. otherwise the
theft of high grade milling ore.
The position of the body when found
made II clearly evident that War
ford was trapped. The face and chest
of the man were literally riddled wl.h
bullets, and three bullet holes in the
back clearly indicates that after he
had fallen the murderer had shot him
in the back. The cold hand of the
dead man clasped a gun. but not n
shot had been fired. The body when
found was frozen stiff and Coroner
Hamilton, judging from the condition
Of the corpse. believes 1t has been ex-
posed to the weather conditions for at
least FIVE DAYS. warford has not been
seen at his home In Independence for
week. About three months ago his
home at Independence was burned to
the ground. A week later his assay
Office. near Goldheld. was also de-
stroyed by fire, and the reports OF the
chief OF the Goidfield fire department
have officially declared both Ares Of
incendiary origin. There are advanced
three weiI-founded theories for this
deliberate murder. First, the ven-
geance of some friend or relative q
the two men. Liebo and Miller, prom
inent members OF the Western Feder-
alton of Miners. killed by warford IN
Goldfield In 1906. the revenge OF some
relative Of victims OF warford or mis-
associates In the Wyoming cattle war
the murder OF warford by some high
grader believed to have gained knowl-
e5se Of his detective agency and tho
killing OF the man to prevent prose
cution. s. x1k
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ways gerater than that which can he
seen There is a chance that all the
boats did not win through the mani
fold perils which encompassed them
In all probability wives and moth
ers parted forever at the companion
way ladders with husbands and faith
ers. and the last they saw of them
was the glimpse Of their set. pale
faces as mutual fareweiIs we're waved.
Slowly the Titanic drifted south
ward as the wireless called for help.
and at O'Clock in the morning. with
a great nrch. she sank beneath the
surface of the waves
Stories Of survivors VIII Eclipse
Fiction.
II was daylight when the Carpathia
arrived and the night had fed. What
n shout OF thanksgiving must have
gone up from over-burdened hearts as
the bow OF the friendly ship loomed
up In the light OF another days sun
That the stories OF the haif-frenziei
survivors will eclipse anything in fc-
tion was certain from the brief and
disjointed information that was avail
able here from the wireless sources.
The collision occurred in the deepest
darkness and after many of the pass
engers had retired for the night.
The crashing of steel upon solid ice
must have struck the ears OF the mer-
ry ships company and forecasted the
horrors that were soon TO come. The 'e
must have been the rush TO the decks.
with the few wraps hastily picked mp
in the mad flight. only TO get the word
tha; the ship was wounded TO death
and that there was no chance OF all
being saved. In the midst of an Ice
field. the tossing and tumbling in the
strong swell that never is absent
from the Grand Banks. and with the
bitter piercing atmosphere cutting
tender flesh to the bone. men and wo-
men faced the end.
There must have been sad fare
wells Loved ones were parted. Hus-
bands embraced wives and their little
babies for the last time. anc then tae
staiwart seamen began their work of
putting the great boats--thelr number
cruelty few--over the side.
Intense Suffering as Little Craft Toss
On the Sea.
The women and children, Il seems
certain. suffered greatly while the
fraii boats In which they had taken
refuge tossed like corks on the sur
face OF the water, II was long after
daylight when the csrpa,hia finally
arrived. only to find the score o.
heavily laden boass and the floating
wreckagc.
When the death blow fell the blnck-
ness OF nm inky night overspread cv-
erythink like q pail. All around. moro
awful because they were invisible cx-
cept In tho uncertain flare sf the
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ments."
The question of the number of boats
carried by steamers has been widely
discussed in London as well as here.
trade regulations permit a reduction
by half in the number OF boats, RATS
and buoyant apparatus carried when
the ship is officially provided with
alright compartments; but this con-
cession does not apply to life jackets
and similar apparatus.
According to some experts, it would
be impossible to carry a sufficient
number of boats to accommodate all
on board the mammoth liners or Il
carried that 1t would be nextf to i'm
possible to man and provision them
1t cannot be doubted that the disaster
will lead to a strict inquiry into this
matter and a revision of regulations
This question has been under dis
cussion for some time by the advisory
committee. composed of prominent
London ship owners and the London
board OF trade committee. ard certain
recommendations have been prepared.
which has not yet been made public.
Crying Crowd Swarnls White Star
Offiees
All day fearful and anxious throngs
swarmed the offices of the White Star
line and overflowed into Broadway.
stopping traffic at times and keeping
police reserves busy maintaining or
der. "a
Col. John Jacob Astor is believed to
be among those drowned. His wife and
her maid are safe on the csrpathia-
Isidor Strauss. the millionaire merch-
ant: Benjamin Guggenheim. the cop
per magnate. and Edgar J. Meyer. vice
president OF the Braden Copper COM
pany. are still unaccounted for.
Whether Charles NJ. Hays. president
of the Grand Trunk railroad, was
saved was not known tonight His
name was not among those reported
rescued by the Carpathia A Canadian
dispatch early in the day stated that
Hays was saved. His wife and daugh-
ter we're rescued.
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more prevalent among children ut
Chandler than almost anywhere else
in Colorado and Dr. Mckay went the-e
this afternoon to make some investi-
cations for the state dental associa-
ton. At least three of the effected
children examined here this morning
resided in Chandler during their
babyhood. 4-,~,.-.-r