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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
-sENEiAE AEaSs<HeEt Rf - < ~ Re -
GINNING WORK AGENT
Fur ANDERSON COUNTY
.REEORTED THAT MISS JAMIE
WILL COME
HERE
M AID E r
Some Time Ago Position Of Can.
ming Demonstrates Was OF.
feFed Her Here.

Although no official announcement
concerning tie matter has been given
out. 1t has been learned from several
reliable sources that Miss jamie Gar
lington, who has been canning demon.
stFation agent for LausehD Countz
for some time. has resigneG that posi-
ton to accept o similar d In Ander-
son County. II is presumed that Miss
Edith l.. Parrott, agent in charge Of
the canning demonstration work in
the State, will make some announce
ment with reference to- this matter In
the near future. Miss Darlington Is
expected to arrive here between now
and the middle OF next month.
1t will be recalled that several
weeks ago Miss Darlington was offer
ed the position OF canning demonstra-
tfon agent for this county, For some
time she had been in. charge of the
canning demonstration work I'm Laur-
mi County, where her work has been
OF the highest order and most salts
factory. At the time the position was
rendered her she did not state whether
or not abe could accept It.
That she is to come to Anderson
and take charge OF the canning dem
onstration work for this county will
come as an announcement Of great In
terest to residents OF the community.
MISS darlington is a sister OF Miss
Maggie M. Darlington. county supervi-
sor OF rural schools.
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LITTLE CREDENCE
GIVEN REPORTS
PHILIPPINE Disorders Were Insig.
nificant and Hearings Resum-
ed on ZONES Bill.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Neither
President Wilson nor Congressional
leaders consider recent disturbances
in the Philippines OF sufficient i'm
portance to influence action on the
pending Jones bill extending the Fill
Iipinos q great measure Of self govern
ment and hearings on the measure,
to be resumed tomorrow by the SEN
ate Philippine committee, will be has
tened with d view to favorable re-
port by the middle of January.
The committee will look into last
weeks disorders as far as official re-
ports will permit, but II is understood
to be satisfied that the uprising was
OF only minor Significance.
Manuel Queson, the Philippine resi-
dent commissioner, In an address n
the houses today, said the disturbance
could Ia no sense be considered @
revolution.
There is not the least provoca-
ton for q revolution In the islands,
said Mr.. Queson. "and the Filipinos
rebels at O dance hall.
Mf. Quezon quoted a report say.
ing a squad OF American soldiers had
used chairs as weapons to rout Filipi-
no rebels ut q dance hall.
"Now," asked Mr.. Quezon, chow IL
It possible for any man with common
sense to give Importance tosthis news
OF revolt in the Philippines when the
~socalled revolutionaries pick out as
o point OF atthck'aadance hall and-are
routed with chairs by the dancers
The whole thing Is q Joke"
Chairman Hitchcock, OK the senate
Philippine comtnittee, said emphati-
cally that the disorders would not be
permitted 20 impede pT0sTess OF The
Jones bill. Some, amendments may Ia
mede to the house bill. but these will
have no bearing on rece1t develop.
Ishents. ~
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PROTECT RIGHTS !.
is THING TO DO
Republican LeadeF Mann Makea
Strong Address on
Subject.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-Endorse.
ment OF the protests to Great Britain
against seizure of American neutral
Vessels. and criticisms Of the admin
~fstFation policy in Mexico were coupl-
ed in an address in the mousse today
by Republican Leader Mann.
"0ur rights; on the high seas said
mi. aann, discussing tho psSil4 ts
England, Unjust be upheld with dig
nifty and frmness.n
Senator Walsh introduced = resolu-
ttion calling upon the president, if not
Incompatible with public interest, to
submit to the senate copies Of ali cor
Fespondence with representatives or
foreign nations relating to seisure by
European b~eiligerents OF shipments of
American copper consigned to neutral
countries.
III commend the administration Tor,
the. position it has taken said Mr.
Mann. IT do not believe that we
Ought to resign ali our Sffghts on the
seas to foreign c1lntrieB. England
has continually and persistently seized
neutral vessels varying neutral car
goes TO neutral ports.
.We wish to keep out OF this Euro
peah war. but we do net intend, I'D
order { o keep out, to say TO the war;
ring nations, You may do what YOU
please without regard TO our rights.
There is no danger OF cur being In
xoiyed in this war by protecting our
rights. England can not afford TO 70
!tb war With us. Neither can Gar.
many
ReIerring to the Mexican situation
the HahpbIican isader said:
that alhrcht must continue IN Maxf-
CO. II there was q proper .concepfiofi
6f our duties we could easily bring
order out OF chaos Ga Mexico aud thar
without war. i favor the Monroe doc
Urine. hut i am: not IN favor Oh turr-
thE Mexico over either to anarchy ia
Mexico or control In Europe.
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y --aiA-Ht AAaNrL ~ - - ID. H. E1nE fs
Of n'GORMICR
IS CREATED AT LAST
ELECTION .ESTERDAY WAS
Observation-Disclosures mn
FAVOR IDEA
RE SUITS
New couasy WIN BE Forsnsd Of
Portions EdgeiieId, Abe
vile, Greenwood.
r S ULTS

Voting yesterday on the question .oi
forming q new county out of portions
OF Greenwood, Abbeyille and Edsefeld
Counties es..i; Mccormick 40 tho seal,
residents Of the sections affected de,
cided by an overwhelming majority 10
hase the new county, the name oi
which will be Mccormick. Results of
the election were received In this city
early in the afternoon.
The number of votes cast In favor
OF the proposition were 619, while
only 81 people voted against the for
nation OF the county. II could not be
learned last night how the vote stood
on the question OF a name for the new
division, but the election went in favor
OF Mccormick as q name for the baby
county of.the State.
The vote on the proposition Of form
Ing o new county stood as follows In
the three counties which will give q
portion Of their territory toward the
fQ7Inatton OF the new one: Edgefield,
1913 for and % against; Abbeville, 375
for and 81 against; Greenwood, 81 for
and Is against.
There wero two voting precincts In
Edgefield County, one being at Plum
Branch and the other at Modoc. In
Abbeyille there were voting precincts
at the follow -ag places. Mccormick,
Bordeaux, wilmington, Mount Carmel,
st Weather, Cross Roads and
Young's school house. In Greenwood
there was but one voting precinct, this
being at Lyons.
Z The narles proposed for the nav
county were: McDufie, Gary, McCor-
mick and Bordeaux.
On the question Of Mccormick be-
Ing chosen.the county seat OF the new
county, there were 179 votes for the
selection OF this place and one against
the proposition.
The new county has an area OF
AQ5 10 square miles.
This is regarded as q gloriouS vic
tory after waiting ten years since the
Hrst election, when also by an over
whelming vote the election for the
new county was carried but lost on
account OF q very .sjtaht error I'm the
matter or ~territors due to a slight In
aGcprscy in the SURVEY; Thesterritory
this time has been most accurately
Surveyed and the people OF this terri
etory. now look cuHlH1snHy 10 the gem
kArhl ASSEMBLY for. the formation for
their much needed ana cberisaassd rsw
county. 'Fhe fight has been large,
hard, and tsdiohs, but everybody feels
fllly REPAID for the part that he con-
Etribnted towards this overwhelming
victory ana the ultimate attainment OF
the formation OF this, new county.
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DEFEND jan.
Fifty Men and Boys HepuIse Mob OF
Over Ono HVadred.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. 2s.--rYf-
ty men and boys tonight defended the
county jail at Oakville, Texas, against
the attack Of o hundred or more
frfends OF Ysidor Gonzales. q Mexican,
convicted today and sentenced to BIO
hanged for the murder OF Harry Hin
ton, 9 jailer. according to an OakyiIle
dispatch. The mob, which had gath.
cred with the avowed Intention Of lib
Grating Gonzales and Frederico San
chez, who will he placed on trial to-
morrow as an alleged accomplice In
the killing OF Hinton, is said 10, have
dispersed when attempts to gain en-
trance to the Jail were frustrated.
Hinton was sillcd while asleep at
the Jail last Thursday night. Coma
les and Easca2z Hssa arrested Fr.aay
and charged with the killing. Another
Mexican Who was captured by a mob,
was iynched.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
RECORDS BROKEN
h IN ATHLETICS

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s.-Two records
were broken and q third equalled at
the National Junior Indoor Amateur
Athletic Union championship games
in Brooklyn tonight. 2. d. Maurer,
New York A. Co, won the S2O.yard
dash In 20 1-5 seconds, ciippin~ i-5 OF
o. second from last years record. ".
H. Taylor, Illinois A O.. won the
standing broad Jump. distance 10 feet
2 or FIVE inches better than
last years record. d. 8. Trenholm,
Dartmouth, coversd the s0-yard huf-
die in 8 3d. seconds. the record time
set last year. B
The point championship tonight was
Won by the New York A. C.,l2; Irish
American A. G.. second, 49, Dart
mouth and Bronx Church House, tied
for third place with eight points each.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
CALOM y D1Y'NAMI1lES. YOUR LIVER!
MAKES YOU SICK. and SALEIVAiTEE:S

Tone tonight. Your druggist OF dealer
CELLS you u so cent bottle of Dodson'e
tiver Tone under my personal money.
pack guarantee that each spoonful win
clean your sluggish liver better than g
dose OF nasty cnlomel and that il won't
make you sick.
Godson's LIVER Tore is real liver
medicine. You'll know it next morning
secause you will wake up. feeling fine,
your liver will be working; heSdaehe
end dizziness gone; stomach will be
sweet and bowels regular.
nodson's Liver Tone is entirely vegs.
table therefore harmless and can rot
sa.ivate. Give it to your children.
si.llons Oh people are using .no!sonIs
Liver Tone instead of dangerous aalomsi
now. Your druggist viii tell Won thas
the sale OF Calomel is almost stopped
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
INVESTIGATES IsMADE.
4 6innll Crowd LynShea AIRED Negro
IN Loafst6na.

SHREVEPORT, Ia, nee. 2S.--Noi
pore than is lberapns took an actstl
part In the Iynchihs 90 Watkins Law
-. the aged negro who WaB taken
from the parish Jallhere pacsnibEri
By q mob and burned to death, ae-
|cordi1s TO Witnesses today before The
pnbiis Etnaliry being conaneted bF At.
|tprldY EsnRfAf Pleasant, seySfa,
F~shreyeport hasniesa men admitted 70,
day thht they Httreesed the lynchinE,
but teEtaed ttafSthey were 4dtrafg
Spectators ena declared That they ala
mot radeBAize anys6e the man sfio
had the nhKsost 81 charge.
The s5tof41y genetst Isl inSeBsiEat.
ing several taeent iy1Shinss Iii Gadd5
IaaiI
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ANOTHER SUICIDE.

No Cause Found as 10 WHY Canadian
RhyfieiaR ali0ald End Life. 4f,s
LONDON. Dec. 29.--(9:l2 p.p ND
A verdict OF suicide was returned to-
night by a coroner Jury that investi-
gated the death or q man. said to be
Ralph K. DanfoFth. q medicai pfae-
udoner OF Milwaukee, ard o member
of the Canadian contingent.
according osfhe testimony the man
was found dead In hfs room In q hotel
with q wound In his throat which
evidently had been self inflicted. A
photograph OF g woman was In the
mans lap. No evidence was adduced
to show why he committed suicide.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
''OOdsoa's Liver Tsasp staTis Yegr uvsi
Better Than ealaEsa and You Dsnr
loss'a Days WoIt

Liven up your sluggish liveri Feel
fine and cheerful; make ynlir work q
pleasure; be vigorous and full of ambi-
tion, : But take no nasty, dangerous
ca'omel because it makes you sick and
You mny lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or ouicksi,ver
which causes necrosis OF the boues.
Calomel crashes into eou bile .liIee
dynamite, breaking it up. Thats when
you feel that awful nausea and cramping.
Listen to mel II yon want to enjoy
the incest gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing yoL ever experienced lust take
q ~spoonfnli of harmless nndsnn'a fiyes
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
|DATk As 10 COTTON
GINnED N STATE
Crop Of 1919 Up to December IS,
in Excess Ss That of
1913.

I. VIM. j.. Harris, director of the cen
sas, department sof commerce, an
cotton ginned by counties In South
Carolina for the crops Of 1914 and
1913. The report was made public for
the State ut 10ta. n. on Monday, De-
.cember 81. The amounts for the DIFF
'fereht counties for the crops Of 1914
and 1913 are furnished for publica-
ton in the local papers.
E Quantities are in running bales,
counting rounds as half bales, Linters
are not included.1
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
DRIVEN
itallaH Beat Acronad en- YorIdn
Coast ina Gale.

PENSACOLA, ria, Dss. 2a.l4Ths
It1lian bark Giuseppe yiacaya was
driven Ashore on Psn6teol6 lint
house today during q gAie Lie 4 i
efs rescued the IS members OF her
GREY.
Seas we're breathing oyhr the 4
sci tonight but q ehift In the wina led
% the hope that sbe might 10 saved.
TIE bark e resting on sand ia q very
ABE uineeppe Tsacayn WAS bsnna
from tsayehne for Pensacola to load
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sing the English reconnaissance al
Cuxhaycni declares It would be ex-
tremely difficult I'm winter To land
troops on the Holstein or North Han
over coast, but SAYS that even IL II
were done the invaders would get q
warm welcome %. Is
THE French military administers
ton has decided to remove the Mo-
roccan spahis from the front as un-
tt ff0fi trench warfare.
The German government viii pof-
mls priVate traffic on the Belgian
Railway from January.
"a pastoral letter from all the
German Catholic -srchbishops and
bishops calls the world war q diyins
Judgment for human wickedneas. The
letter lays emphasis on the statement
maj Germany was not to blame for
the outbreak OF the saTa
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
EASY MONEY.
Nurse Wants $50 Per Months For
BALANCE OF Life.

PASSAIc. N. o. Dee. z9,LSuit has
hsen BROUGHT aFsinst the estate OF tho
=lale Representative TUuDorL U.s Drum,
mel. VINO died Of cancer last spring
q Baltimore. by Mtss Theodore Nash.
ol Paterson a trained nusee. who de-
p1auds payment Of $i5b q month for
tho ff6t OF her life. Miss Nash aiiekes
this sum was promised here by Mr..
Btetnnsr as compensation for services
during his Illness.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-12-30
THREE KILEED in WRECK.
Train Rolls Down Enbsnkment-
Third Man In Unidentified.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Dec. 2a.--Three
men two Of whom were sdehtifed as
"; y Goodman. New Decatur, Ala,
anal. 4. Mahony Of Gary. Ind, were
killed here late today when fou: cars
Of q Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
freight train were dersiled and tum-
Ebled over an e~inbankinefe. The iden-
utys OF the third men ,haa not been es-
sabltshed. The accident is attributed
to the breaking OF q coupling.
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.C0MMgaTs ARR NOW IN ORpER
scoNTINUED PROM PAGE ONE,
ass. g. ? action On the part of TIL
LONDON. Dec. so.HTho Morninp

dT-5vEr
y5tLsSfsDON, Lee. aV.-Ine morning
LTyss Is4 ~,
1aane$ noIe VIII receive from The
.,Sa9sIsa svySrninen fullest con-
!slqs!alton and VIII DE answered in Q
sg.5it hQt Justice n equity,
WI ots ~ WiiL
80 49, ssye the examination
o. cargoes always o been
sIsore = with neutrals: during
'"erDi Sna Sontynues: l,
aS IShLseiE - lals race.
snaii not vent = discuss
tsss amerlcan complaints until the
III 4 gltne note y availaoie, Y we
~. 49, tnose Americails who think
~ Enstsna SMas rtgnt IN taking part
M e1S W 70 ~ 70 2 themselves J n
Nls.anus Res.tion. Wlthout securing
saana Si the sea england cannot
Enelp, g allies the continent and
Icenct secure iherself against Invasion.
HOW then, do Our American friends
suppose command OF the e sb0uid BIO
Iuaeu as q means or exerilng pres
sure en- the enemy? 1t was used by
we qnitsu States government as q
neAna OF execting pressure on the
kS~enteQeraey. The whole coast OF the
COnIedereey frOm the Potomac to The
Ehzexican border was hlockaded and
fsssEy9 neuSrai ahip trading with Con-
,sederate ports was liabb TO capture.
.,,s An0ther View.
1Ine allied governments might now
ueclare as5tpckade OF the North Sea,
[of the P~hsttrsapd OF the Meditefran-
2 anu sdpubtless make II ef-
Iecttvess Tbat would ihjure neutral
lstategs but q would make an end Of
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Papers ARitafa Amir.

LONDON. mao 20-.Ci.2n 8 ~
The morning newsns IN. c,nn,snt :,
length on the 4n,erirsp eoSasnnnsa.s
note to Great Rritasn conrarn1ns
treatment .accorda5 Arna;;eoS an,p
8 nv the Rritssh aast sha aanes
that the American nrotsst shnnia ny
spirit OF: frienaS ~ ,y,i, shn,u,, ~ y,
the note Gei,eraSiv' h-nyyasa. :
newspapers ara inci,na5 sa sws,, Az
actual text az the nnfs hssars ;nS,,1a
Ing Ia, detaiied S~Iscnsstan
In the meantiTnn tbay nofnt mt bnu,
Inevitable ]serinns Sisac,,it,.s ar,s.
whenever nneaS;n5s ~ nas,t.aii.;, 80
inyoIved. Mosscss. shay aisn,,ta Nv
theory, that creat p.isssn 49, :. ~
sponsibis fofi tie disiocatios Of ia
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QUIET m KaRTWELL.
No Troops Were Needed In Georgia
Town. D

ATLANTA. Ca, Dec, 2a.-Adylcea
received here today by State officials
from Hartweli. Ga, where State
troops were requested last night to
prevent possible mob ;violenceito me-
gro prisoners. indicated that the sit
uation was quiet. No troops have
been sent, pending further develop
ments.
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! am now located over w.
A. Powers grocery store at
2i2 IL S. Main Street.
thank my friends for their
past patronage and ask con-
tinuance of same.
make plates at $3.50
] make gold crowns as$4.OO
Silver Filings, SOC and up.
Gold filings $500 and up
Painless Extracting 4Ce.
make a speciality of
treating Pyorrhea, Alveo-
laris of the gums and ell
crown and bridge work and
regulating NAL formed teeth.
All work guaranteed first
class st.i /.
s. e. b r u C e
seAR' DENTIST
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Nanzsasa's Prescription.

L .-H.fEa r.H.H-.a ~ NIaHTg--~HTR.
Try i bottle Of Nansetta,s FRO
scription for impure blood. kidney.
liver and stomach. 1t has pleas
ed hundreds and thousands. why
shouldn't y please you. Doctors
and druggists claim IL can not DO
improved upon. for what It Is re-
commended.
soidran guaranteed by all lead
ing drug stores and the Nanset-
Is Medicine Company. Ala Gomez
st. areenvilie. 8. C. Pone la1s.
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ENGLAND rs STIRRED
OVER AMERICAS PROTEST.
On-TEle Square.

CONTINUED PROM PAGE oNE.)
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-13
Personal Mention

John Dewar departed for Virginia
City this morning.
Henry Bath was among the ar
rivals on the express this morning
from Reno.
DR.. krcbs, who visited the lower
end Of the valley yesterday, reports
the condition OF young Chaunccy
Drcsslcr as much improved.
James Golden, operating the orig
inal Klondykc mine at klondyke,
midway between Tonopah and
Gold6cld, spent yesterday in Car
son
y. Beatty, Of the Virginia and
Truckec force, who has been con.
fined TO his home for the past ter
day, suffering from pneumonia, |:
reported to be rapidly recovering
DR.. II. A.. Sweet, Of Gardnerville
j. convalescin2 at St. Mary's hospi
tai in Reno, from a surgical opera
ton and expects to soon return Il
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-13
is practice in the valley metropo'

his practice in the valley metropo-
lis.
James NJ. Leonard. general mana
ger Of the Virginia and Gold Hill
Water company, Of Virginia City,
accompanied by Mrs. Leonard, pass
ed through this morning enroute to
the coast.
Attorneys Albert d Ayers, \.
Grant Miller and Judge w, y, Mas
,cy, represent part OF the legal fra
ternity that arrived from the river
side city this morning on business
with the Supreme court.
Mrs. Bert Harris, Of Virginia City,
came down from the mining center
of Storey county to attend the fun
cral OF her father. Henry l.. Wise.
DR.. Miller, the Reno ~oculist, re-
turned to his home on the local this
morning.
f. Molini, Jr., associated with his
brother in the ranching business il
Fish Lake valley. E,mcralda coun-
ty, where they have large interests
was an arrival from the south las
| evening ON business with the state
! engineers office to perfect some VA
ter rights.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-13

EVERYTHING good at the Sacra-
mento Saloon. Ask for what you
like and get it. First-class in ev-
e%rything. South Carson Street.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-13
Rushing to Make
Good On Ophir

The strike in the 2,4OO of the OPP
hir, reported in another column OF
the Appeal and extracted from one
OF the Virginia papers, has sent the
stock OF the. company scurrylng
,kyward, the last quotations regis
tering at Al cents, y few days ago
it was selling at 10, when the San
Francisco bunch began ",horting, y
The strike followed and the brokers
had to rush to make good. Hence
the advance, which is due as much
probably t. the brokers, efforts 4,
to the discovery OF 4 rich body 81
ore.
Since the first announcement OF
the strike, when the ledge wa, SAID
to be three feet thick, it has grown
to a width OF six feet with No dimi-
mutton in the values reported.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-13
ANNUAL

OF the receipt, and expenses OF
the PACIFIC POWER COMPANY
for the year ending December 81,
1913.
Total earnings -.........$ 73 $40. IS
Less: Expenses and fixed
charge, Observation-Disclosures. 78,422.OO
Deficit from operations .. 5.3Sl.S5
Interest on floating debt .. 2O,391. 50
Total deficit 5,773.4l
PACIFIC POWER COMPANY,
By w. n. CHATFIELD, Assistant
Secretary and Treasurer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-13
At the Sacramento

Only standard goods carried Dlop
in and get acquainted. We have
anything you want. If
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-02-13

DIR. {. {. Merrill, an old-timc res
idcnt, i, suffering at his home with
a slight attack of pneumonia.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-04-24
FEVER OF EXPECTANCY
 PREVADES ARK ANSAS GUARD
Officers -Hastening Preparations for Moving to Front. Governor Re- ceives Many Offers of Ser
 vice from Over State.

Little Rock, April 24.-A fever of expectancy prevades the Arkansas Ma tional Guard. The officers are hasten Ing preparations for prompt moving to the front as soon as the call comes for troops.
 Gov Hays is in daily receipt of many proffers of service from all over the state, and from former Arkansans residing in other states Nothing can be accepted, however, until the call is received, but the waiting list promises to be very large one.
 Members of the local companies are making all preparations as to their personal affairs to be ready for the call. The United States flag is being displayed on all public and many pri- vate buildings. Great crowds are congregated all day long around the numerous bulletin boards where war news is displayed.