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Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
THEATRlcn rol re CHESTS
OF TUE STAGE HAMS

Several hundred Theatrical folk. playing
at the orpheum. Gayety, Boyd. Brandeis,
Bmpress and South Omaha theGtsrs were
FuestS OF the local fodpe or the Thsstricai
Mechanical association hast night at the
annual Christmas program
President Ray Ryan. assisted BY Dua-
son George Clarke. presented the guests
with presents, following winch n BANQUET
and dance was given.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Two Lincoln People
Hurt in a Collision
Near Atkinson, Kan

ATCHISoN, Kan, Dec. 26.-Two people
were seriously injured and seven slightly
hurt when a runaway engine, starting
from a round house near here. ran two
miles and collided with Missouri Pacific
passenger train, No. 100, early today.
Both engines were badly shattered and
the tender OF the passenger train teie.-
scoped the baggage car.
Henry Kinney. fireman of the paasen-
ger train, and p. p. Turner a mail clerk,
both OF Kansas City, were the most
seriously injured.
Among the slightly injured were r. f.
Wright and Mrs. v. Nolan. passengers
both OF Lincoln. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Evening Billiards
Are Popular at Club

Evening billiards at the Commercial
club rooms is becoming popular. Christ
mas day, OF course. the Commercial club
rooms we're dead. for no lunches were
served and the help was all at home an
joying the Christmas festivities. Dur
ing the few weeks before Christmas.
however. many OF the members had
learned to take advantage of the open
ing Of the billiard rooms until 1880 in
the evening
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Savidge Feeds Two
Hundred Hungry Men

Two hundred hungry and homeless men
were sumptuously dined Christmas sfter-
noon by Rev. c. w. savldge at lis North
Ninth street. The meal was served.
starting Mt o'clock, and IL was nearly
when the last course was served. There
was plenty to 50 around and while ali
we're not given turkey they Jared mighty
well on chicken. rabbits and other meats
Vegetables OF all kinds were on the menu
and II there was hungry mouth after
the meal II was the owners fault
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
BAUER GIVES STUDEBAKER
TO FAMILY FOR CHRISTMAS

Charles Bauer Of $50 North Twenty
fifth street purchased a seven-passenser
studebaker Six OF the u. r. Wilson
Auto company last week. and 1t was de-
livered by Mr. Wilson Christmas morn
ing TO Mrs. Bauer and children It was
a Christmas gift from Mr.. Bauer and
came as a very great surprise.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
EnrfieId County RancA soaa.

BJRWEh, Neb>, Dee. &-cSpec1Al)-
Another good sized land deal was closed
A,sEe a few days ago when LaveEty, John
son and company sold thslr Soaere
ranch, The purchasers were Mcdanley
ana Maddox, who have a ranch oe ever
1000 acres surrounding tho pssce tn this
sale. There Is considerable sa>Nifa land,
with lot Of native hay and good crossing
la7d on the piece. This makes the pur-
ohaseTs a ranch OF ever 1900 acres, and
emo OF the best m this section OF the
country.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
NORTH BEND SENDS CAR
OF FLOUR 70 BELGiANS

NORTH BEND, Neb,, Dec %-fSpecfaD
"a carload Of -FOUR consisting Of al
sacks. forty-nipe pounds each. was loaded
here yesterday and will go forward today
as North Bend's contribution to the re-
lief OF the Belgtan people 1t was con-
signed to philadelphia, where the vessel
h. to be ioadcd>
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
STATE BOARD MAKES
EXPENSE SHOWING
BoOkkeeper Weidenfeld, in Report
Shows Amount of Money Insti-
tutions Have,
PER CAPITA COST OF YEAR
Total Expense of Wages and Mnin-
tenRnee Up 60 Present TIas
sixteen Hundred Thou
sand Dollars,
Urom a Staff Correspondent.

LINCOLN, Neb, Dec m,-tspeciall=
George Weidenfeld, bookkeeper for the
State Board OF Control. has prepared q
report covering the fifteen state lnsutu-
lions over which the board has jurisile,-
ton, which will form part of the report
which the board win submit 90 the lesls4
latnre for the bienuium, or that part OF
1.-the biennium, since the the board took
charge, July /, 1913
The total appropriations made by the
legislature, covering all departments Of
the state controlled by the board, with
the amount on hand December 4, tpl2, le
given as fellows$
Total ADnFo-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

Clifford and Cecil AdRIDA who were
Taroled from fils state psnttSntiaI:y hast
May, received fhe4r final dischsmss papers
Christmas day from Warden Fenton.
They were convicted IN ths court nj Blair
OF stealing a hog from a buyer here and
served one year in prison and were 10
leased ON parole.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Institution Statistics,

A table showing the number of officers
and employees in each institution and
the average monthly numbet Of inmates
IN the different institutions with the
monthly per capita box on each inmate
for period running from December !,
1913 to >December /, 1914 is given Ia the
report as followS
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

In addition to the above is an Rppro-
pT4atioR Of sSV,V5o for tho Board Of Com
troll itseEk. but se,SSS Of the amount was
transferred to the penitentiary, tNavins
the amount set aside for the board
$41,77&
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND
REPORTED AT LINCOLN

Following u tho BeaE&n replast frnd
rannn.tah ut 1iincnilrr.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Officers and

The low cost percapita for tho homo
for dependent chiidreR is accounted for
by the fact that many of the chiteren
belonging to the home are taSen caro-
Of on the outside and many 6eaat4cas
are made for the help OF others
For salaries and wages the state has
paid out for a period extending from
August /, 1913. to December l. ts1s thu
sum Of 1886 for railroad fare s2rsts, tAs
total expense OF an kinds being a, 81. S2A.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

Bee Want Ads Are the Best Bssaaess
Read Daily by People IN Search OF -AA-
vertised Opportunities.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27
Total Appro-
Feeble minded INSTITUTE Rsi

Feeble minded institute,
Beatrice .l........a.....,S9
Girls Industrial school
Geneva ,,.ss.~sA4....s.. II
Soldiers home, Grand
Island .....,......,...., Il
Insane hospital. Hastings, 4
Boys industrial school.
hearney .....s..ss......N y
TNbereular hospital, Kear-
ney ss.,sNsssss...,s,, :
Insane hospital Lincoln.
Orthorpedie hospital, Lin
coin s,,..s...ss.ss.s lg
PenitenUary, Lincoln 80. 3
Industrial home for girls,
Milford ..,,...,...,s,.s,s
Soldiers home, Milford, L
School for blind, Ne
braska City,.,......,.,,>A
Insane hospital, Norfolk, ?
Deaf school, Onaha,-,.,> a
Home dependent chldren,
Lincoln .s,sNN..,NNNsSssssN
State refornaatory ,,N,,A>s Il
Omaha daily bee., 1914-12-27

Bombs Dropped Into Nancy.
PARIS Dec 2d-A dispatch received
here from Nancy says that a zeppelin
airship flew over that city early this
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
CROWDS COMING FOR !
FIRST FLOWER DAY.
TRADES DAY is A DRAWING
CARD e
HELD HERE SOON
Ladies of Anderson Wil Have
Opportunity to Compete For
Handsoms P1ize 80.

The announcement made In The In
teillEencer 9 few days ago that the
next Trades Day to be held here IN
connection with the chamber of COM
merce would be known as s'FIower
Day has caused the ladies of Ander-
son county to lake q lively. interest
In the approaching event end it Is
said that there Will be many assort-
ments of flowers sent In to compete
for the handsome brass vase; offered
by the chamber of commerce as o.
prize for the best selection Of flowers
to be put on exhibit.
The following Is the official pro-
gram for tie event as> given ont from
the officc' of the chamber OF commerce..
10:S0-Opening at Palmettp Theatre.
I0:35-lsnnouncenlehts-by CHAIRMAN,
Jnc. Frank. ~ 49, ~
10:45- -Invocatton-Rey, DIV Dodge,
Pastor. Central Frasbytorisn
Church. rs
1O:55-illustrated address with slides,
u on Civic Developement In Coun-l
Try, by F, NJ. burnett, Sec. X, NJ,
jsa c. A.
II :3O--A Address= horticulture w. J,i
Shelley, Gen. Agr. AgtS South
ern Railway, Washington, ID. C..
fnentaTy OF Palmetto Theatre,
Subject: Floral Parade. Flowers
& galore.
The chamber of commerce viii give
away special prizeSef one $40 solid
brass Egyptian vase to tho lady, any,
age who places on exhxibll at the
!: ,,5--:i, os tsIe CiIaIIIiJrSz svi I5y.IIIsTt5v,
OF or before, - O'Clock the best bpu-
I,luet of flowers. OF any kind. $Thfs
contest is open to any woman in AM
dersoR comfy outside the Incorporate
limits of the city of Anderson. or to
any young lady or miss. The prize is
DefliaDs the haiidsomest vnae of its
kind ever seen in Anderson and f. OF
solid brass.
Judges The judges of the flowers
Will be Mesdames Rufus Fant, w. w.
Chisolm. G. M. Tolly and Mr. Archie
Todd s. n z,
The exercises are open to men as
we'll as women, and ail will occur at
the Palmetto theatre. except the jidg-
ing OF the flowers, which vii be held
at 2..S0s p, ms, Mt the office OF the
Echamhef oe commerce. s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Mr. Keaton Has
Closed SeIIooI.

Prof. Earl Keaton was among the
visitors In Anderson yesterday and re-
marked that the school term. brought
TO n close at his institution Friday,
was one OF the best he had ever had.
Mr.. Seaton said that part OF this was
due to the fact that his pupils seemed
to- be unusually anxious to learn this
year but that another fact TO be con.
sidered was that the patrons of the
school had taken an interest this wear
unu Huu uFged the children on, Mr..
eaton says that IL the parents ofjAn-
derson county would give a little more
time to the sehooIs than they do that
the public instltutions would no able
to accomplish much more. &.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12

.syhiaaIy she had on the IRE when she
heard the o5llcer approaching. some
pt itt haa nat hiirHed rapidly eneneh
Ani : hadl trieked CIT ION the floor IN
trent. Of tllb Ore place Shile sofIae os
Il had saRttered all over the welpan,a
apron and shoes. 'Thefa was llofhs
ing lett for the 0flseefs to do, eS sept
20 warn her and beat d retreat.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
2tvt"1VH GNuprV
Here Last Night.

& With the coming of the warm sam
iner days dozens OF automobiles are
In the city every night from the sur
rounding towns. The people from the
other by towns like to see the
white lights. every now and then and
numbers OF them are 10 he found here
every night One DieasaRt autono-
bile party here last night from Glenn
son was composed Of Mics NlIa Sloan
Hiss Jean Sloan, 3. fssinan, @. Il.
InmaH and u r. fsoys fhey /; sgere
ltiIests for sspapeS at sslsei Gstiluo1a ho.
tei. 8.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
lrAoIea q. al IraiI,al. nan.

First and Second 1rades Itsnsay
a llss:D. Irpie Brauyop. Elizabeth lckrIs,
Edsar Martin Milton AIcs .rAry. pan.
Daisy Whitfield, Levi C,fsdphs gobn
5lssa lSs ~ - - iae - 49,. 4 r. 1as7aa iS
Thir5 ana fneftt gfh0 e. George
AllEe1s Ollie aar(lh Eface M,lFtfns
Cslgfseine Mo Aset1ls. 7nyia gghitneld.
lxsti ollvs
e28Bt slliA tie, Mary fss6
EIahicg. s1a Ston
{ estnlns ercylea.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
ANEEfSSC On ODDS
s SURP S S OTHERS
Company coula Not buy Goods
Abroad Rus o.lnd Them
Here s Home

fls.s.n ata. grsii.t.
With the Andersen Patoleun OH com.
psny ofiice said ye tefday tiiat he wns
now convinced OF ne truth of the say-
ing 1T pays to trade At homo. = For
some time the Afd deTRcp company has
been trying to. find en- oil can for their
use that would exactly Measure Eve
gallons. They h1d samples sent here
from ell parts of che country. some of
lshe biggest manu- actnrars or the Unit.
ca States sending HgInpiss OF cans usei
by them, but not b single can woSiId
Iexactlys meet tha sfansifratnatsta NJ fhr
FOCAL company. 'lses eithar held aome
over i've gallons d some under that
amount and these Hauid not do. Mn
Islly applicatioiiB was made To w. 81
Diver & Son, ha Anderson flrn Of
EeHtah hlished repG ion and this re-
h ss.lted In the Rets easn Co, olitainlne
lust exactly Whn5 was deairet. The
cans made by tie Aad dsrson pe0Dle
hold Ito q gill the afnount resnri6ed
By tue United States regulations an
der tho ruling or the c0InHlissio ionef of
ictfiture. 0fIiclalS Is of The LEGAL coIn-,
lpany were .iuhiieds over f;aItirsr Just
Whist they waIsscd and straightway
they ordered Ss aDf these ems 10 he
sent 20 the g s55Ss s S - %
|oiices Of the ,c6iif af g
All Of which e "a how that goods
as sS0d an any oasls can 30 piir4
chased right hers aoine and p0sslii-5
" ~ e little hett1f br s.'e
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Greenwood People
Enieyed H0nitniiiy,

according TO the Greenwood papers;
published yesterday the, delegation OF
boosters from Gfeenwdod enjoyed the
time chat they spent In Anderson. the
Greenwood publicat tons spoke iIi; very
kind terms OF the hospitality sfiowIi
them while they were IN ..AsIy5 Town
and the article went on to sfs.e that
s..SsSy aissfi Ia tiu party enjoyed the
time spent In Anderson. Had they
been In Anderson for q stay OF more
duration 1t might i.S-sye been i,ossibiA fn
skew fhe visifnre saEsfI 10y
Ition than was the ssse IS
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
spendId Event
Tonl.lnlorroN NIghf.

A splendid event of tomorrow night
Tor Anderson will be the appearance
OF the Clemson college Glee Club in
the auditorium of Anderson college.
This attractions comes to Anderson
under the auspices OF the Domestic
Science department. OF Anderson coll
lege, and tho proceeds realized from
thetevening's entertainment viii go to
that body. This is one OF the best col
lege glee clubs In the State and It de-
serves u large audience tomorrow
night,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
ShertR Ashley
Has Returned.

Sheriff Joe II. ". Ashley has re-
turned from Columbia where he went
several days ago 10 carry a boy to
the refoFmatory. scFhe sheriff made
the trip via Florence where the boy
was LEFT. Aged IA, the hoy has been
sent TO the reformatory once before
but succeeded in making good his es-
cape and returned to his home at
Pelzer. He was again apprehended
by The officials.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
IFofion cf ITonnr NalAal.

: Roanoke, Va, April IL = 1Irss Aose-I
land Roberts Eyans OF Salem has been
appointed matron OF honor TO the com.
mander OF the United Confeaer ate Vet
Grams for the Jacksonviiis reunion,
according to communal ication she re-:
cetyad today from General Bennett
Young. Mrs. Evans is the daughter
of Captain T. A. Roberts. q confed-
crate veteran F - z .
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Why Leyy Here
Is Very High,

Sam MartiD, who ls now making his
home In Geprgtn and Mt the same TIME
making "a sltacess or farming In the
CRACKER state is spending O few
dsysin Anderson county with friends
frequently South Carolina people are
heard to complain of the fact that
the tax levy is higher In this Stale
than il is in. Georgia. He goes On 20
say that South Carolina people lose
aight OF the fact that land valuation
=: 81. it;si higher than it IN
In this State and says that therein lies
tho explanation OF the discrepancy
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Back From TRIP

A"mUNON NiBhs
S. s. Thomas, Jr., who Ia connected
with the Southern Ae1l Telephone Co.
In Anderson, returned yesterday from
o trip to Virginian points, 10 Washing
Thomas was giving his friends the
ton and TO the Northern cities. Ms.
glad hand and he said that he GER
tainly. did feel good when the sky
line OF MY Town" nOvc into view.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Acquitted or
Selling Charge.

acquitted or
Selling Charge.
j, l.. Bradberry. we'll known white
man of the Fork section OF Anderson
county, was arraigned in Magistrate
b. >adweils court Yesterday on a
ca, rye OF selling liquor. The Magis-
trate fully investigated the case but
after hearing all the evidence and ex-
amining all witnesses he was forced
to discharge the defendant "for want
of evidence"
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Mr. Garrison Has
Come 20 AINersan,

Raymond Garrison, q we'll known
young man of the Denver section or
the county, has accepted q position
with the Southern Public Utilities
Company and has ai:tsred upon his
new dutias. Mr.. Garrison is an in :
dustrious young man fad no will
p!o valuable in his now capacity.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
g = = 8 9 **** *##** . g = #* = s. =
ELECTRIC CITY SPARESLETS
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over che
. Wireless the Streets Of Andegson
= s. = - = = e. y %** *8@a s. * e .. 4 8.
Anderson People
Buying Motor Cars.

Anderson people are evidently pre-
pairing to take charge of every coun.
try road In the county this Summer.
Every day In Anderson witnesses Fcy.
eral motor car deals and yesterday
James p. Pearman, clerk OF court,
said that he fa'. .5sucd four aIItcmo-
mobile Licenses before ~ o'clock. In
all probability several more were is
sued during the day.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12

Rnyins FeFila ss
r. Ilyl The n lseIssele
AnueYEnt county aaerls 20 HRye
gone Wild ever Tho Ferd automobile
and II Is hard "a look "a es sther side.
- feaat NJ siassiass tsikhnnk flaarinR
81 sseiiaE 4 road. Yesterday showed
s \ rNssatss ~ q - lsss-l-. .sSEsl =. a
e. NJ {iie5a6nt GhaElea ton and.
stephan Shirley At BeiEoss nf.i j. -.
sAlsoed os hefty and h, 4. Kay. Cen.
Archie I'D enra mia ply dsrnossz !
5asa5 tho met that a son county
sseSpie kEs0g fooa thsiiE non ,lssys
see tl
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12

2IHnE HEaysEs Q lIli E'aap1E.
s Calvin. La, Anes ID with
blood 0dhoueds, are as ilnH the aeft
rounding country for cilae sc ssie rob
hers Who innrdar n1el Chandler.
. wealthy faFTie. Na hig Wiz near
here. and thsp g5l, 6eIr a5te
Both were rtosse ts "a q feers q q
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
BARRIERS W0n't Have
The Sanitary Towels.

0ile of the principal BARRIERS OF the
city told o reporter for The Jntelli-
gencerl yesterday that he did not have
any idea OF complying with orders
issued by DR.. J.. o. Mitchell. city meat
ilispaetpr,. In regard to the use OF d
FtsTi iEzT for towels in thes barbtt.
shops This barber, said that no haa
had exp fence with these stefsl :sefs
aHd that only about IL towels were
pled all iay jil nIsyinb, 40 rliflartnt
s,ssa,, He 9sa 8. that IN System. so0ld
lnat compare with the present method
when II came to$eIeanliness and that
he did not intend putting In such an
apparatus as was recommended.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Farm Han Sass
|. SfLanal Plot.

4. w Efothrock. farm demonstrafor
for Andersen eonnt n visited the
fiseJanIfl sSlUpi yesterday AID went
over the farm demonstration plot at
that nssitIiticn.s MIR, RothFock says
1haf the phnils OF the Lebanon school
i, Ma 1fsss1s. ...i
'antfuataa % them and that the coysr
crops there viii soon be ready for
turning uEdss, 81 that eOl,on and e6rn
may be planted. He hopes that 1t may
be possible 10 plant the two last-
named crops bofofe the school session
comes TO m end &c TINT tb = ]. n.s..s of
the school may zee for themselves the
results OF their labprs. rs
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
POII b H
q THE
vaen Visited b tlsc OsEieers
Esnssn EiiEsw TslppsiHg
DsEslss lssss EIemss
q. !, ! J. (. 81,

IlllIllI :. ~ AL
AZ " ohasn % tiie name uf u all was saIs4
: <:-.....S -. rssl. ss.s..ss n -
az him asil lhprity Is sesfol me lSfesss2
hinl Rear one 81 tbs milf VILLAGES
: fFidehtlf the ssoleaH had Heard the
as 3 ID tonnosllp. tscsssss
tried q get fr h8
foaists khe SEQ IA tlsctlsh lse
c6Gss llest7 fsft eping sosn5 On Inside:
z Has rs RaiRed edll llsi0n ana Eoniid
S1Aet sne onsap n&a tArsNh alt Tue
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
.Yl'sRflssss.onl

/ iyy0TaAfs set S s < &. e
AhhhyH Ont.
- some days Sassp Hlrss SaIIIe dUIcnIS
| son came TO Mag lstrate Broad dwell and
Il formed hiin ,sat nerS hstsn{f had
lthreatened 10 XIII her and had IN fact
mad ssvaeal ittempts iE shat direc4
hon and said thst abe was afraid for
him 80 be at large, She petittoned the
lAfagistFRte 10 give her d warrant SO
that alis might have her husband ar
IrSated at the time 1sE. - tiEeli
told d eg tliat he was familiar with such
eases m d that if the man were arrest s
ca asies svaaild be hack within d week
20 set him pnf los fall. This the wolne
sH denied and accordingly giutchison
was arrested ans thrown IN jaiis ;Yes-i
|setday MIS- liutrhis0n Appeared and
safd that size supposed three days In
fail would sn hef huBbanEl 40 much
sooa pe tlres " eeiss and she therefore
paid the costs 81 the ease ii order, TO-
get him rel easaFi. y Il
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
lIagrlsa 8 e - 80.

Now York, aFjEiI Eecas aes Ms
wife served beef ~ for weeks 81 - e
time. Henry g. n nedl E6f h :
tim The eniiEsI6 lszsls ses,sss isiaS slls.A i )
years.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12
Prpi. Rgrgess AZ

Ftlttt NtEIt ttb ! lAF q 50 y 3 Z
Zee Denver Sehe0l.
An enjoyable event FOR the pupils
of.the ipellyer school was.the splendii
SQures5 deIIEereU nv FrUI. y, m. IuF-
CESS 6f Clemson college last Thurs
day. Mp. Burgess told the pupils OF
the dairy cattle work In this State
and exnlainad to them what gIenenn
college IS trying to do for the farni-
ers, he received splendid attention
from the boys and girls ana they
seemed 10 6s ISi,sl u .--s.s. !. : !. in Whit
he was discussing. 1
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-04-12

on than was the case,
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-09

Chiaffarelli, or Cyafaralli, as it is
pronounced, is one of the former pu-
pills of Claiming Ellery, known from
coast to coast through his famous Ital-
ian musical organizations. He has
had wonderful success in California
and is now making tour of the Pa
cific coast with his band.
Chiaffarelli will furnish afternoon
and evening programs at the apple
show in a repetition of the old fruit
fair days, well remembered by pion-
GERS who attended the Spokane show
in the time of Herbert Bolster, when
the Iowa State band, McKinleys Can
ton band and Ellery's Royal Italian
band furnished annual musical feasts.
Good music will be the feature of
the amusement program at the Nation
al Apple Show, and the scope will
range from high brow" classics, un.
NSi oAdhuduiS Wy dHyOut db pItStultu
by Chiaffarelli, on through the list to
the popular rag time"
Chiaffarelli is an excellent leader
and he has a fine band. Manager Cor
don G.. Corbaley Of the apple show
thought so when he was in San Diego
few weeks ago and never missed a
concert while negotiating with the
noted Italian for his trip to the north
west to play at the court of King Pip
VII.
A side seat at his concerts is best
because one can hear the music just
as well and can see him lead his musi-
clans with his face, as well as his
flying hands and arms. The big Ital-
ian Is wonder with his baton, but
his face.leading Is incompatible. His
face works all the time the band plays
and sometimes his head almost bows
over to some hapless musician who
has misused a note. He sometimes
leads with his voice. hurling the most
astonishing Italian words at the en-
tire band.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1914-11-09
Observation-Disclosures.

TO EXCHANGE for improved or
close in Ashland property, five
good residence lots in city OF
10000. Good value at $4,000
each. Will trade one or all. LO-
Gated in best residence district, sur
rounded by fine homes; paved; on
beautiful elevation; on street car
line. Inquire of Bert r. Greer,
Tidings office.
FOR SALE-The Tidings has an ad-
vertising contract with the Port
land Hotel whereby we have to
take part in trade. Anyone going
to Portland to stay for a day or
longer can save Is per cent ON
their hotel bill by applying to the
Tidings.