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NIAGARA FALLS
is PESSIMIsTIC
Continued From page u

IN. We had previously informed ~
mediators of our plans"
The American delegates and the two
Mexicans conferred all afternoon. The
decision ended shortly before o'clock
when Zubaran and Cabrera left for
Washington. When the American del
egates returned here they. telephoned
Secretary Bryan. later Mr. lehman
communicated the results Of their trip
To the mediators.
Justice Lamar and Mr.. Lehman had
gone to Buffalo '!ot only In the hope
OF arranging a. ne practical way for
negotiating Will the constitutiOnnlists
while the mediation waa In progress,
but OF getting names Of suitable men
for provisional president as we'll az
general information about the consti-
tutionalist cause.
Armistice Impossible.
The c0nstitutiOnalists made clear
first of all that the condition imposed
by the mediato-s-the declaration of
an armistice-was an impossible one
for them to fill in advance OF some
definite agreement on a peace plan.
Mr.. Cabrera said that II the constitu-
tionalist army were forced to stop
fighting 1t would dlsintegrate.
Leaving the question of an armistice.
both Mr. Cabrera and Mr.. Zubaran ex-
planned that they hoped there might
hs some peaceful way OF solving the
Mexican problem: that they. too, wish
ed to avoid further bloodshed but
councils and mediation conferences
| were valueless unless they took into
consideration terms the constitution
alists demand. He said the various
| chiefs never would agree to any
change Of present plans unless some
one so prominent in tho constitution
ais. ranks as to guarantee their forces
absolute control were elevated to the
presidency.
The plan Of Guadalupe. to which
Mr.. Cabrera said allegiance had been
sworn by the constitutlonalist leaders.
came up for discussion. He said the
plan could not be changed unless
aomething more acceptable were Of
fered. The plan provides for a mill
tary> conquest Of Mexico City and the
establishment there Of General Car.
ranza as PROVISIONAL president until
the country Is pacifled and prepnra-
tionn made for q general election.
Mr.. Cabrera argued thai unless the
Huerta delegates were ready to ar
range for peaceful surrender. II was
useless 70 discuss neutral persons fol
! the presidency. He gaid that in the
4 eNent of surrender. guarantee o.
amneaty for the deserving would bt
given.
4 The American delegates made nj
Comment on the constitutionalist ar.
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Financial and Commercial
New York Cottor,

New York. June i6.-The cotton
market was rather nervous and ire
gular today. New crop positions show
ed a tendency to rally from the sharp
freak of yesterday. but near months
encountered further liquidation by .lu-
ly longs aud at the close prices we're
barely steady net = points lower To !:
points higher.
Indifferent Liverpool cables. t. gcn-
orally satisfactory weather map and
expectations of bearish weekly re-
port from the weather bureau encour-
aged renewal of yesterdays selling
movement at the opening. First pric
es were to 8 points lower in conse-
quence, but offerings were well taken
and houses with foreign connections
and local spot interests appeared to be
buying July.
Old crop positions rallied to about a
shade over last nights closing prices
during the progress OF the new crop
advance. but eased off again under Il
renewal OF July liquidation and clos
ed at the low point of. the day Later
deliveries showed closing reactions Of
some 3 or 6 points from the best. Re-
ports OF rains IN the Bouthwcs tllelped
the rally during the middle of the day
Futures closed barely steady.
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New Orleans Cotton

New Orleans, June 1G.-Bulilsh SEN
timent was strong enough to offset the
effect 0f favorable weekly weather and
crop reports from the government in
the cotton market today. In the early
trading price; were at decline bu,
after fne carly reports were ont the. !
was slowly but firm Improvement.
the market finally working to G
points over the final figures of yester-
day and closing off to up net.
The official review of crop condl-
tions for the last week was fully as
favorable as expected. In the early
trading prices went to points un-
Ger yesterdays close on selling for
Eoth accounts in preparation for q
bearish showing. No pronounced sell
ing followed the reading Of the re-
views. Bulls made much OF the men
tion OF damage by heat and drouth In
portions of the Atlantics and the mar
ket gradually did better. u
Cotton futures closed steady. Clos
ing.
July 1871; August 1894; October
1862: December 1861; January 1862;
March 1871.
Spot cotton quiet, unchanged Mid
ding 13 1916. Sales IN the spot 54i;
to arrive none.
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To ChSs. Aicarnon Sidney Vivian
and his fourteen associates who in the
winter OF 1SHi organized the Benevo-
lent and p, tective Order of Elks,
our Repub; c in indebted for having
attained the pinnacle Of organized
brotherhoc i. It's creation emanated
from band Of jolly. whole souled. big
hearted men who felt the need OF an
organization which In It's entirety
would merit the title Of The Royal
Purple Of Brotherhood.
Recognizing the celebrating In
fluences OF social agencies Vivian and
Ills associates endeavored to reach
that golden n San which evades all
perilious extremes, Insurance and
benefit features were entirely elimi-
mated and in their stead charity to-
wards all man kind" was installed.
The Mutual Benefit derived from
association at regular meeting periods
was augmented by the establishment
OF the home feature which brings its
members into closer communication
and makes possible in It's truest sense
Our Brotherhood &
This Brotherhood extends through
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in man is uppermost when he Is re-
laxing from life's struggles. work and
worry and that he can then be more
readily relied upon to do his share In
combating mans inhumanity to man.
the Elks have provided social feature
which by the uninitiated In some in
stances Is misunderstood through
them We are subjected to some unjust
and undeserved criticism. We are
proud proud to say that In every In
stance where the critic is fair minded
and takes the trouble to make tho
rough investigation. we invariably
make a convert and an enthusiastic
Elk OF him..
Our brilliant array Of chaplains ac-
lively affiliated with us. selected from
various determinations as. they are, is
sufficient evidence to refute any sland-
er directed at our lodge.
Our lodge colors-Pure White and
Royal Purple--are symbolic OF the
teachings of our order and our adj
haraice to their precepts entities us
to eminent position OF the Royal Pur-
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AMERICAN
AT Cleveland >: Washington /.
AT Detroit 3: New York u.
At Chicago >; Philadelphia 10
At ST. Louis q; Boston >.

st. Louis, June lG. With men on
bases Fcstc. WAS invincible today and
Boston won H., third successive viz
tory over II. Louis. to u.
Boston. :. .... 100 uO1 UUu--2 4
ST. Louis . 500 coo U0O--0 :, ;
Foster and Cahy: Weilman and Az
new. Leary.
Detroit June H. Holding New
York to foIr hits. Cova.eskie pitched
his second shut game within Il
week today and Detroit won the third
consecutive gainc from the Highland
ers by scoring three rIns. Manager
Chance was notified that lie has been
indefinitely suspended for his ar.u-
-Inent with mpirc Chill during las:
Sundays g.nr.
Score
Detroit 900 OO3OOx--3 s I
Fisher. H..r.,op ana Nunamakcr;
Covaleskie and Stanagc
Cleveland. O.. June lin Il pitch
ing battle between Steen and Ayres,
Steen had .hade the better of II and
Cleveland won its third straight "ic-
tory owe. W 'n;n::nu. ! Ia !.
Score
Ma ;liinE "a ,,n, 90" ""i :: Z"
I leveluEu. . uUi ii;r .DA :. I"
Ayres ami Hear, AihSnA;t;,: S.-cn
and O'Ncill.
Chicago. June To- Phil ,lelphia won
the third straight game rom Chicago
today. 10 to 7. Too many base on
balls by Russell and Wolfgang with
five errors and oppurtune hitting cost
the locals the game
Score
Shawkey, Plank and Lapp: Russell.
Wolfgang and Mayer.
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out our land and when each night the
mystic roll is called and we repeat
the toast '"To our absent Brothers"
1t is with the full assurance that our
wanderers have been greeted with the
true right hand OF fellowship.
Our name Elk comes from q splen-
did member Of the animal kingdom.
Germs alces. typicaily American and
was selected because of It's many no.
BILE qualities which makes It easily
the Royalty OF American Animal life.
The. Elk Is strong OF limb. fleet of
foot, keen OF perception, at the same
time gentle, timid and not aggressive
save when attacked or in defense of
the weak or helpless dependent upon
It's protection, such qualities when
emulated by man can but result in
mankind's hetterment.
Our constant care and protection Is
afforded those who are rightfully en-
titled to receive It, but, our order is
not content with the performance oi
this duty alone. It Is ever on the
alert to hear the cry OF the afflicted
and our statistics show that during
the fiscal year ending May 1913 the
sum of $5i6.178.5S was expended s in
charitable endeavoro, and that since
1880 the year when the Grand Lodge
first Gsgan compiling charitable sta
Tics the sum SO expended, has reached
The grand total OF $4.78S. .406. 90. this
and expended prior to 1880 which 1,
does not include the amount raised
Sonaaryatlyely estimated at $4,000.
00e 90. Recognizing the fact that
men are but grown up children and
that play % well 80 work must be
provided, md realizing that the best
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Money Or, Call

New York; June l6.-Mercahtile
paper 31-2 4.
Sterling exchange steady; 60 days
1860; for demand, l89.
:Jommercia, bills 1856.
Bar silver Sc 1-2
Mexican dollars A.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
Call money finn 7-s 2; ruling
rate 2: closing 78 2.
Time loans stronger: 80 days 2l-4 a
1-2: ninety days 2 l-2 ga six months
} IA.
The voters Of White Palms Democra-
tic Club are called to meet at the
school house, aturfay afternoon at 3
o'clock, June 20th,. for the purpose of
enrolling for the primary. Voters will
find the club roll NJ the home of the
secretary.
w. j. Johnson,
Secretary.
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gurhent. Mr.. Lehmann.a manner, to-
night Indicated that crisis In the
mediation had been reached, though
HE words gave no inkling OF what the
future might hold.
The Mexican delegates tonight is
sued another statement In renudiatton
OF the claims OF former Senator Char
lee A. Towne that he represented Ia
Washington the intereats Of the Huer-
to government.
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NATIONAL
At New York 3; Pittsburgh q.
AT Philadelphia 3: ST. Louis 1.
Al Brooklyn 1; Cincinnati Z.
Al Boston .: Chicago :.

Philadelphia. June H. Philadelphia
made IL rally in the ninth inning To-
day but could not overcome ST. Louis.
lead and lost 1 to 3. With one .un
needed To tie TIE score and runn,rs
on third and second. with tw, Du.
Perritt ended the game by striking
out Burns. Il pinch hitter
Score
ST. Louis -. .ool 0O2 IG0--4 . .
Philadelphia Ol0 100 OOl-:, 10 2
and Killifer.
New York. June 16.-New York
evened the series with Pittsburgh by
winning the second game 3 to o. 1t
Pittsburgh this season.
Pittsburgh, .. coo 600 600 % :, !,
Harmon and Gibson; Tesrcau and
Myers. Mclean
Boston. June 1G,-p Boston turned the
tables on Chicago today and won. :
to 5. 1t was Sweeney Day" and
Ciicagos second baseman, who was q
WI tile I)bStOH ltoIIt I0T sever
al years was III" recipient nj So, .ra;
g:iis.
Sru:.
chi;n . -. QUO -. ..n :. !: :.
BOSton... :. -. Ola ulJ Ok =.
Vaughn. Humphries. Stack and
Bresnahan; James. Crutcher and
GOwdy.
E:r3liyn, y. Y. June Cincinnati;
defeated Brooklyn today. to /.
Brooklyn piled UP lead Of four runs
off Yingling In the first inning Ir
the third Allen weakened. his support
became dcmoraliZed and the visitor d
tied the score. Clarke knocket. II hone
run To center In the fouIt,. arI BatcJ
pnt the hull over the right field wall
| ~it: Niehoffon second.
Score
C!ncinnati.. .... 004 100 ": , I
brooklyn. :. -. 800 0GO 09D- =. ,
Yingling. Ames and Clarke; Allen.
Peulhach and Q Miller.
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hereby announce myself candi.
date for reelection as Commissioner
for District No. A.. comprising Honea
Path. Martin, Belton and Broadway
township. subject to the rules OF the
Democratic primary.
j. M. Dunlap.
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Cotton Seed Oil

New York, June 18.-Cotton seed oil
was lower nnder July liquidation.
prompted by predictions Of heavy tend
ers OF that delivery and the break In
holding products. Longs in July are
switching to- later months. Final
prices were 1 point higher on October
and 1 to Z net lower on the balance.
Sales 1000 barrels.
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the State Senate. from Ander-
son county. subject to the rules Of the
Democratic primary.
Clint Summers. Jr.
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Liverpool Cotton

Liverpool. June 16.-Cotton, spot cas-
Ter; good middling 821: middling 773 :;
low iniddling 725. Sales 10000; spec
mutation and export 500: rcceiptG
1000.
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hereby announce myself candl-
date for the Office Of probate Judge Of
Anderson county, subject to the rules
and to the result OF the Democratic
primary. VICTOR B. CHESHIRE.
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The friends of n. A. Mulikln here
by announce him as a candidate for
county Commissioner from district
composing Hopewell. Brushy Creek.
Garvin and Wlliiamston. Subject to
the rules and government OF the Dem
ocratic Primary.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the office Of Judge OF pro-
bate for Anderson county. subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary election.
w. II. FRIERSON.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

At Mobile Birmingham first gam ;.
postponed rain.
At New Orleans !; Montgomery :
At Atlanta 3; Ma 4l.vi'ie =. ti3 in
ni..p:.,
~ Chattanooga 8: Memphis :.
AT Mobile g. Birmingham g. tsec-
Ond Jame.)
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REPRESENTATIVE

hereby announce myself as q can
dldate for House OF Representatives
from Anderson county, subject to the
rules of the democratic party.
~ ts.Ajf OSCAR ID. GRAY
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Wlas Johnny Smith.

.'Mother, you know the way me and
Johnny Smith play I'm Indians an
he's soldiers 2" YES. dear; what Of
It Pr Well. II ], don't let him lick me
every time i've Ilay. he Gays ! arSa't
patriotic. p Century. e .ss..'f ~. s;
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for commissioner from District
Nh. 2. comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Centeryille townships.
subject TO the rules Of the democratic
primary.
d. 8. HoBsoN.
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REALM OF SPORTS
FEDERAL

Al HafiSaS VT! ~, baltimore ]. tHTSt
gafneJ
AT Chicago 3: Pittsburgh I. GO in
ningst
~ 81 Louis II; Brooklyn -. II i'll
nings.,
Al Kansas City =: Baltimore 3. tsec-
ond garHc.l
AT indianapolis I; Buffalo l.
Chicago. June lG. Pittsburgh and
Chicago each staged rally in the
tenth inning of tOday's game but the
former scored three runs to the lat
tcr's two in the extra round and won
the game by 4 to- s.
Score
Pittsburgh 900 900 100 :; IL |
Chicago. 600 OOI O0D2-3 =
Dickson and Berry; Watson and Will
son.
indianapolis. June Falkenherg
held Buffalo safe after the first inning
and indianapolis won the first game at
tho series here today. 4 tol.
Score
RuffalO -. -. ... 100 600 600 u 6 .;
Indianapolis 200 ia 00x--4 10 o
Anderson, Brown and blair: Falken-
berg and Rnriden.
Kansas City. June lG.-Ilitting won
two games from Baltimore for Kansas
City today. the first u to and the
second 8 to 2. The local pitchers wrrc
effective with men on bus.s
Score
First suin=:
Baltimore u,Ju Ulu utitJ--l d.
Kansas City 2Ol 712 Dlx--l4 70 |
Suggs. ltidgcway. Conlcy and Bouch-
er, Jacklitsch; Packard and Easte-ly
Second game:
Baltimore -. :. III 900 0O0-3 Q .
Kansas City :. 003 102 20x--8 IL )
Smith and Jacklitsch; Cullop. Store
and Easterly.
ST. Louis. June l6.-Scoring eight
runs In the twelfth inning. three more
than It had in the elevn previous in
nings. CT. Louis won the first gume Of
the series with Brooklyn here today. 13
to II. The visitors scored seven runs
in the final inning. also excelling the
aggregate they had made up to then.
Brooklyn. 200 0CO O20 O07--12 II 3
st. Louis -. 400 0CO 0O2 OOS-l3 1S 9
Seaton, Iouck. Sommers and Land;
Davenport. Brown and Simon.
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FOR CONGRESS-

ee,S Sp FOX CON6BESS
hereby announce myself candi-
date for Congress- from the Third Com
;gressionai District. subject to the
rules OF the democratic party. t
l}t2si JOHN A. HORTON. ,!
.s.f..s ~ ss ~ Bolton, S. c,
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office OF Probate Judge for
Anderson county. subject to the rules
of the Democratic Primary.
l. #. HOLLAND.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House of Representatives.
from Anderson county subject TO the
ri '>s OF the democratic primary, i.
- 81 RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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FOR PROBATE JUDGE

w. p. Nicholson is hereby announc-
ed as candidate for reelection to
the Office OF Probate Judge, subject
to the rules Of the democratic pri-
mary.
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FOR STATE SENATOR

I hereby announce myself candi-
date for State Senator from Anderson
County. subject to ths rules Of the De-
mocratic primary election.
]. l.. SHERARD.
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hereby announce myself u candi-
date for PrObate Judge Of Anderson
County subject to the rules of the
democratic primary.
". F. cox.
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American Association

At Kansas City 3: Columbus ..
At milwaukee, Z: Cleveland II.
at Minneapolis 8; Indianapolis ..
At st. Paul 3; Louisville L. first
game.)
st. Paul 10: Louisville .. tsecond
Game.1
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hereby announce uyself as Il can
didate for County Treasurer OF An
derson county subject to the rules OF
the Democratic party.
JACOB o. BOLINGER
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hereby announce myself L candi-
date for county comm issioner for the
third section. consisting OF Garvin.
Brushy Creek. Williamson and Hope
well townships. subject to the action
OF the democratic primary.
H. A. FOSTER
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South Atlantic

AT Charleston 3; Columbia. 0 6 in
ninga rain.t
A. Savannah 5: Augusta 1. 40 in
nings.)
At Albany 3; Columbus 8.
At Macon l3; Jacksonville l.
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FOR COMMISSIONER

r. "A. Sullivan Of Fork township Is
hereby announced for commissioner
Rock Mills. Pendlet0n and Centervllle
townships.
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". ]. Johnson,
Secretary.
News Is Stranger
Than Fiction
~ MOSS.

m g UPPOSE adj
S9 - vertising OF Al
M A kinds the world
@A.N over were wiped
@SAcS q out for month
Ayr:-~VS utterly obliteruted.
%IAN Yes. It would
WE. ruin business But
1t would do more
1t would make this old world
+ positively STuPID.
= Why?
Because ADVERTISING is
NEWS. and we must keep pace
with the news or grow stale.
Newspaper advertislnE-THE
BEST ON EARTH-ia displayed
news. paid for with u purpose.
The latest news in newspaper
advertising. special sale Of
furs. u big reduction In suits. d
Swing in groceries. furniture
ut annual sale prices or five
bars. Of soap for the price Of
three-all this intest news is as !
important TO every housewife
md the husband who pays the
bills as the last word from Mex
fc0 or mn account or the newest
municipal or sOciety .scnndal.
Advertising Is POSITIVELY
and ABSOLUTELY news.
S, Successful advertisers make
their ndS. as NEWSY as possi.
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North Carolina League

at Charlotte ]: Durham 0.
At Raleig:. .: Winston Salem II.
Al Greensboro :: Ashevillr. /. 10
irEiEgs.)
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Greatly Reduced
Passenger Fares
via
Greenyiile, Spartanburg s. Anderson
RAILWAY.
FROM ANDERSON, 8. c.

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oath. 1914.
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h-.'"h" announce myself candi-
date for supervisor OF Anderson coun-
ty. subject to the rules Of democratic
primary.
C. F. MARTIN.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER
! hereby announce myself candi-
date for county treasurer, subject to
the rules OF the democratic party.
J. MERCER KING.
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| hereby announce myself Il candi-
date for county supervisor. subject to
the Democratic primary.
J. MACK KING.
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hereby announce myself can
didate for the office OF county super
visor of Anderson county. subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary.
T. M. vANDIvER.
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] hereby announce myself q cantli-
date for the office Of Auditor subject
To the rules OF the Democratic pri-
mary.
j. X. G. GRIFFIN.