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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-04
POPE'S SUCCESSOR
HAS BEEN NAMED
o 0 o o o o o o 90 o o
GLORY HALLELULAH!

ULUhf hALLELULAH1
Times are now going to be
better! That may be very
startling statement but It Is
nevertheless fact and Ander-
} son business men were re.
j0tcing last night. All the com.
motion In business circles was
due to the fact that Capt. John
II. Anderson, superintendent of
the Blue Ridge railroad, receiy.
ed q telegram informing him
TINT his railroad and. others
have agreed &c accept. freight
for shipment to the foreign
countries, The following is the
! telegram received here:
! "Embarg0 528 Is modified ef-
fectiye ut once. This company
Z will accept freight for, export :
to European countries through
ports reached by this company
provided that prior to issuance
I'LL os sadiRg tiie freight Is
booked and engagement made
for specific specific sailing and con.
y iIrmed by a trniflc officer OF
this company. Bills should be
endorsed to show engagement
and specific sailing"
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no HELP SERYIANS !,

London. Sept. 3.-A dispatch to the
Central News from Copenhagen says
TINT q message received at Berlin re.
ports the receipt Of adviccs from AUS
trian headquarters stating that Rus.
sia is transporting ammunition COM
tinu0usly by way of the Danube to
Seryia, AT tho month Of the Danube
extensive measures are being taken
preparatory to the dispatch Of Rus.
Sian troops to Servia.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-04
TURKEY WON'T PERMIT THE
AMERICAN CRUISER TO
MAKE TRIP
WATERS ARE MINED
Straits of DardanelIe Are Unsafe
For Large Ship To aPss
Through p n

Washington, Sept. S.-Turkey has
declined to grant the, request OF the
United States for permission to send
the cruiser North Carolinaithrougii
the pat nelleA to Constant tinppIe e. to
iisiiSSifysr 0po ID; 1epSa I'D iisrs
fon fhal lraiief otaths. Americans i'm the
3aOEtofhA4f Elmpifsf .ia)dq, ~ s,fs1R5 i.
The Grand Vizier liassinfornled the
| tfAmeticAn government that the waters
Of the Dardaneiles are mined and that
ttl,would be unsafe for q Vessef i ag
large aE.i tkefNortfl- Carolina to- GO
through the, straits sidHe declared A1se.
that 1T might establish a precedent,
for the passage ofiotiier foreign war
ships and suggesed that the American
.esa! .'ert:ts Scorpion CT SS;;:::.yy SS;::.yy :a The
Turkish waters, be sent to sea to
| meet the North Carolina
This was. the substance of a long
cablegram y-ceived at the white house
and state department today from Am.
bassador Morganthau, the first mes
sage from him In several days. The
am6assadoris made no mention of any
declarations of war, but referred to
tho diplomatic situation as highly
The ambassador reported that all
Americans who wished to leave had
done 30 and he thought that funds
aboard The North CaroIina were ens-
/ flcienti for immediate needs. III ~ &.
In view OF the 1icate situahons the
Anne ertcAnt ttambassad suggested ,that
the plan of sending the Scorpion to
meet the. North Carolina outside the
straight be adopted. The incident was
!nfE,$hn ,no,yx, .o,,,5 -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-09-04
SWEDEB, ARE ANXIOUS !

4. S0WEDbby AXE ANAIOUb'
!. L0itdeay L Sept 3sTelegraphIng
from Stockholm The Stars cofrespon!
dent s,Nyss
sHreat anxiety ID felt II the Swedish
capital bGVause Of the efforts Germany
is makiets 40 shown By articles III the
Gerdan ne MbpaperS to induce Sweden
70 Ahnndnss her attitude of seutrality
ard taks tie field as an ally. to Ger.
,rSuy. The object sought is to weaken
the SRHEsfan attack I'm East Prussia by
msens; Of " Swedish attack on: Fin-
iand: }S 81 s:.s:s 81 y,
had On Ssoord about 1,os0 Americans.
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p n1z tie Reuter- eies
lasted two nous near
sf was done
IHe Saint
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14
&ubfranfbtit nntcr
Yferbell.
Salamaspu GOnntp meloet mebrere
fyGne.

8oIomaso Wid., IA. Jtop.
Gie gcfiir6tete 9fosfranfbcit, Slan'
oers, Die nod ncbr totIid lit OILS o'e
NfamI. unb Aouenieiihe, 1T I'M
iiioIiden 9eil bon &ulamaSoo eniin'
IN ausaebrofen iinb i6on iino II
@icrbc pon SSnipeftorem gctotet NOR
ben. 8egen Der groben snltedlilt9s-
aeiahr uno Der ihredli6en GTtefte
Der ararfheit ipirb nit oIler 9alt
oos moelidite getan, I'M bic Mus
breihtna berielben sit perbtnoeril.
Grit aeitern miirOe Die entoediing
gelnadt, bab piele Sfcroe NIT Der
&ranfbcit bebaftet fno, Die aitd)
leidt aui Wtenifen iibertragen iper'
ben fam. 1em Seriff lpiiroe ge-
mcltet. oab manhe Sornters. ole
Yferoc eignen, ipelfe an Der 8rallf'
belt Ieiocn iolen. periuhen. oicielbeli
All perIteden lrno cine itrifte Inter
iihune lit i'm @nngc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14
aeine sSlmd)t mebr por
0algen.
2eO. M. Tranf's lcbtt
SOffnnng lit &C.
idwnnoem.
@eorsia's Sbersertdt bertueisertt
ibm nenen Yroscf.
MOro dm @arg Tbasam ipQ NIT Spb
gcfubnt perben.
liebcr eim Sabr felt 1tsberfabrmns
Srnnf's beritrid]em.

4tIonto, 60, IA. geoo. 0as
itaatlid)e Sbergeridt pertueigerte
beute 2eo 10. tSranf, ser bier am
%. gitsuit 1913 Der ernororng
BON @arp Bbagan ifuloig beiirnoen
moroen mar, einen neuen @rn5eB.
,sronf's 9l1trag auf einen neiienYro.
5eB mar ban1it begriinoet, Oob icine
onititutionelIen&e6te uerIest worben
p1rci neil er i'm @eridtsiaal nift
antpeicno mar, aIs Die SSurD oas Ser.
Diff pcrfiinoete. 5rnnf's sSeblen Bel
Terleiilng bes @eroiftes fano inter
Icreinbarltng Ser Ir1ipalte 0es Stan.
tes uno Der @erteiOialng ito>; man
bottc n6lnIi6 Gcnonftrationen geeen
Ocn 9ln9eflaeten unter ser 3uborer.
id)oft befiir6tet.
9Rit benz bcutigen S6ieosIprlid
oes N6ergerihtes ging Die leeteSoff.
nrng ,Sranf's, Dem @algen 5it ent'
rinnen, ili bic Bride
OIarp Ybogan, Elm If Sabre aItes
Nhdo6en. arbeitete i'll oerielben 9lci.
| Itift-6obrif, in DER 5frant olS Su.
pcrintenoent angeiteIlt mar Ter
slnflage genldB iol Sronf oas 9PdO.
den Su iif ins 3immer scri,fen un6
es ju pergeipaItigen oeriudt hobcn.
9Is lid, M2arp nebrtc, t6tete iie Gil.
qebIi6 ;Sranf unb ihaffte nit 6ilfc
cines forbiqcn 9Iufrdumcrs Die 9eihe
mad, Dem 6ei5raum, mo iie ipdter &C.
fiunoen lpltrbe. Irnnf bat feineSfitlS
bcitrittcn uno ben yeeger bes Mor.
bcs uero0ftiqt. Die Burnside 0e.
teftiu- -9lgcntur lprrOe bon Der 8ertei.
bigung onfgeboten, ben mabren @for.
bern ser fleinen Tbugon 81 finoer,
unb Burns IieB alsbolh befonntge.
ben, SaB 6ronf unfduIoig iei nno
Ger Mor0er birnen fur5em perboftet
merben luiirbe. Statt feiner Ser.
hoftitna nnroen mebrere bon Burns
ollfoetriebene 3eugcn, barltnter Elm
IoItor, peaen an1ebIihen Meineioes
perbaftet uno gegen Burns ielbit Die
Mnflogt erhoben, bieie 3eugen gum
! 0teineio perIeitet 5u boben. gln Die
leeteren 9lnflagen iiro nod niht
;nnl TroseB gefommen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14

Seit Sd,lub ser 9eitrigen &coaf.
ton moren bis bcllte firth feinerlct
amtlide God,rid,teu eiilgetroffen iiio
Die peniaen 3eitilngsbepelden, Die
pprIicaen, tragen ben Stenlpel Der
ltnaIaubipiiroigfeit. 60 er1ubr an'
acbIid, cine 0onboner 3eitrng, oaB
sic Nciltidcn luicbcr ans 1lrnllloe
bcrotsaetricben porbcn maren nno
bob bic 9aiierten nod, anbre Sort
idlritte in 9elgicn gemadt baften;
olleroinas uirb bonn 9rebbureou IN
2pnoon sliqegebcn. bob Die 9ent'den
,llthcScittenbe" @epinne I'M yperii
ailfautpeiien battpn.
|rtrosraoer 9eadrihten bebaiip'
ten, oab Die Arlnec oes Sen. BON
SinScnbure aeidlaeen unb Die Seit'
Id,eu iiber Sic i1leiiid)e @rer5e &C.
trieben ipurben unb bnB Die Seoolfe.
r,mq bes oltli6en SdIeiien III Fanit
iei.
slus @ien liegt idIicBlid cine
iibcr 0onbon fommenhc gfeloung an.
ocblid) on,tIiden Gbnrafters nor. oaB
bic Rriien 5arnom, SSSaslo uno yaros'
no in @oIisien beiest bdttcn.
Gin @criidt erhdlt lid IN Sonoon
bartnadia. oab oas sdla&tIaiii Nit
6oeious in oemielbcn Wtinenfelo on
Ser irl6noiihen aiiitc. oas Dem Wbtfe
Star Iompfer Olympic faIt Sum
@erbdngnis geworoen mar, aufgeflo-
aeu mdre, enttpcocr infolge aontafteS
nit einer Neine ooer infolge einer
aeSielerplofion; unb Sur entihaOl'
auma fir oieicn @crluit miro berid)'
tet, oob 5mei oeiitfde ltnterleeboote
an Der cngIiiden &iiite I'M aampi
nit icinolihen Shiffen pernibtet
morbcn mdren. Seine Der genannten
stadridtcn fano 10 ipeit geItdtisuns.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14
Sic Wanl= nnb &laneft,
iendDc.
Sraitiidle Makmabmcn fir bemStaat
Ohio berfiigt.
@citerc 9lnsbreitnns Der Gpioe;nie
i'm gansen 2anbe.

Columbus, g., Ia. Wop. Dos
itoatlihe slderbau &ontite bot ieoes
Goul1tp IN bieiem Staate inter Sua.
rant6ne geitelt. Bon Der 9lnoro-
iung, Die obiolut Die @ericnbnng
pon @ieb aus einem Goiintp nod
Dem onoeren, ia pom 6arm Sil 6ornl
perbietet, peripriht man lifl Die
susrottlng Der Gpi0emic Der @touI-
unS alauenieufe
9luh bic SSagbioiion. Die an ndd)-
item N1ontag beginner iolIte, muroe
amtli6 aui unbeitinnlte Seit pcrlfo.
ben. gtirgenbs i'm Stoate miro So.
gen geitattet iein.
afbington, II. 9top. Fem
slder6nli Gcpartcmeilt gin1cn bic
geameu nod meiterer Counties iiL
in oenen Die Maiil- imb alailenieufe
alifgctreten iIi. Gs iinO:
@enniuIpanin. Shiplfia uno @cn-
per; ,Snoiona, Dopics imo 9suiasfo;
Chic, &uron uno GlpabOga; Slli.
nois, 9efalb, Senoerion, Senrp, aNc-
0con rmS @c9onon9b; Ytallahn'
ietts, Suifolf uno 9toriolf.
Yittsburgb. IA. 9top. Ele
Tcsinfi,ierung nno ausrailheriiiig
Ser Niebhoie BON Serr's 1Ssldno
murScr beute beenoet. 9ian 9iaubt.
baS bic Sole in tperigen Sa9en me
Der fiir Die slinabme Don Sicb &C.
offnct meroen fonnen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14
@rObe GriOlge Der tiirtis
idDen gegea rnilii6e
Srnppen.
9lniien nns Der 5ueiten Sinie i'm
9aufalns bcrausgetricbeu.
Slmd bic Sample in Aesppten iino
bereits i'm @ange.
@ascnlnonngen DeriunuSeter Gng-
lGnSer treffen in 9niru elm.
Die Sample finSen in Der gsabe bes
SneSfanals itatt.
SIR Sitpreneen iueuis, fir EDlen
mnb Sd)leiien feline @efabr.


8aIparaiio, 9bile, fl. ytOp.
Sic oeuti6en bsrelt6er Seip5ig unO
9resben, Die geitern friib na6 Die
lem Safen fnmen ullo iib neu oer-
propiontiert hntten. iegelten belIte bet
Sogesan6ru6 pieoer a6.
8aris, IA. 9eop. Ser Seil Der
Gt,la6tfrurt ser Aaiierten, Der i9
bon Der Suite iiber 100 sDfeilen bis
sur Somune eritredt. tpnr III ben leb-
ten orei @oden forteeiest Ingriffen
bon uneebeurer @r6itterilng ausge.
iest. 9ie 9lngrifie erreiften ibren
Sobepunft 9onnerItaq, naGoem ole
9eutlten Dienfta9 GirntuOe 6eicst
batten. iino ober jest i6lp66er &C.
moroer. Sb aus Naugel an Muni.
tion, Oh nus@rmiioung oes 6ein6es,
ODER um ibm 3eit 81, eebcn. neue
@erlt6rfiingen ans 0eiitIhlnno ber-
an5u5ieben, fOnnte nidlt feltgeltellt
peroen.
8ros Der beftigen feinoliten In'
qriffe bIeiht Die Qinie Der 9laiiertcn
ungebro6en. 8iele 9eobo6ter batten
geelartt, haB Die 9laiierten iib luer.
oen 5iiriid5ieben miiiien. 0as lit
ni6t eei6eben, obgleid oaourh Der
ItratealIhe gSert Der S5ront Der gl'
Iiierten nid)t beeintr6dtiat norben
mare, 90 5fueite, nod itdrfere Sertei.
oiaunqsIinien porbereitet Iiilo.
Die Sndperit1noieen baben fih
pom eriten S9ref nod Der Gin.
nahme Oirnnioes our6 Die 0eilt.
iten pieoer poaitdnOig erbolt uno
iinb 70 suoerii6tIid ipie ie. General
SunuaI erfIGrt, feline arnee Tonne
nuf oie 0auer 0erlilite ausbalten.
ole in fcinem 8erbdltnis iteben 5u
oen er5iclten n1inimalen Torteilen
0esbalb miiIie itlieBlih arh
Geuifdlano ieinem Sbtdial oerfal-
len.
Sonoon, 14.Ioo. OffisieIle ui;o
nidt offi5iene Seridte itimmen oa'
rim therein. oab Die Seftigfeit Der
oeutihen 9lnerifie nohgeIoiien bot
uno oesbalb tp6fit bier Die
3uperlid)t. oaB 6ie bielbc-
gebrte 8oiis BON 9iinfirhen nnb
9aInis 81 Operntionen gegen eng.
lono bon ben Seutihen 1ienals er.
reidt meroen tpiro.
9ie Irtillerieouelle in 6lanoern
oauern in5iuii6en fort unb nad ofii-
siellen frnn5olii6en Ta6ribten lino
bic aneriffe Der Gentiden nitt nur
ih,p6der geporoen. ionoern Die 4l-
liierten baben Die Sffeniine ergriffen,
MAIDEN 5orti6ritte fiiolih BON gir-
ihoote uno boben Elm Sorf 6Itlif
bon gpern suriiderpbert.
Toris. IA. 0op. 9as fIieeenoe
Soipital, oas bon iSrau Sarrp Yonne
@hitnep BON Nep gorf organiiiert
moroen lit. miro Der belaiihen 9lr-
NEE in @eIaien sugeteilt meroen.
Serr be 9ronuepiIle. Der beIgiihe
UainiiterprGiiSent, eriuhte, man mo-
ae nit Ger gnticnouna Ses Soipitals
nah geIaien nod einiae Sage NOR.
fen. bis oie beIaiid1e Grlnee pieoer
SItenoe beiest haben miro. (Soa
allo oas SofpitaI nitt oftiuiert iper.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14
Tnrd Zoos entidlieoen.

Ibrian, Rid., ID. 9sop. Bil.
liam Moore BON TnImprn. oas iesi9t
0caisIaturnlitgIieS oes TiitritteS.
uno iein remblifaniiher 8egncr,
Charles gpons, hatten BEL Der iiing'
iten @abI Die gleihe Stimmen5abl
crhalten. 8eitcrn murbe our6 Cos
cntiticocn. ipeIher bon beioen oell
Giitrift uertreteu iolle uno @oore
tpar Der @liidlide.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14
Senaii6er Mni6lag
pereitelt.
Sombt in Yoli5eigeridtss
iaal in Mew YOrf
ent0efl.
4etltesgegenluart eines Eplisiiten
perbiit;t grufcs llmgliid.
Eoli5ciridjtcr Campbell hattie cine
Seibe Srobbriefe crbaltem.
Snonltrial @prfcrs of tie Mprlo Der
Sat perbahtigt.

N 10 y orr, IL. Hop. Glne
9onlbe, oic ibrer 3pnltruftion nod
iener iibnli6 mar, pel6c lcsten
Wittpod abcnb bcn Gin9ong sun
@ronr Gountp @eridtsbauS in
Srilmner leete. fano nluu bcute III
Dem Somhs- -@criGtsiaaI rntcrbol6
Scr Giitriftsanmolts- 9ureauS, IN
Oenen iid ser 5itn @oltuerneitr err
m6bltc Iiitriftsanmnlt @hitnan
befuno. Ter ,SooI mar georGngt
noa. 2ie @ombe entbielt Hnlpcr.
giienabfalle nnb auaeln. Bic 3iino.
ihnmr mar .teiIipeifc obgebronnt
George 9. G'Gomtor, Gin HoIi5iit,
iah bcn Hauh Ser 6rcnrenoen Siino-
idnur. Raih elite er hin,u, fob bic
Sunlbe aiti. rib sic 3iinoidnur ab
iinb trug Ole 9pubc aus Dem SanI.
@ier M6nner iaBcn nuf einer @onf,
inter Der Die @onlbc gefilnbeit
ipurbe. Sic entbielt Grploiipitofi
genrg. INN bos game 8ebGnoe in bic
9nft 81 ipreneen.
NIs S'Gonnor Die rouben6e 3iin0-
ihnur obrif, bra6 in Dem Soal ein
unbeihreiblifer 91rm aus. Gtpa
nm oieie 3eit fon Holi5eirifter
Campbell herein, Inn bos @eri6t III
eroffnen. Man glaubt, oaB ieine
Infunft Das signal 3ur @nt3iin6ung
Der 3iiilbidnur eepeien mar.
Cine llnterilltung ergab, 6aB Die
gombe aus elmer fiinf Giuno-Oel-
tanne bergeIteat mar, Die nit S6ieB,
baumipolle, Giienobf1lle unb 91igelil
aefiiQt mar. Sic por in cine iiioi-
ide sogesaeitnug eingerpidclt, Die
pieoer nit einem Strid unngebun-
oen mar.
BoIi;eiridter Campbell iogte, er
batte feine SSbee, iper linn nod oen
2eben trahtcn tpollte, es lei oenn Der
ober oie Sdreiber BON 0robbriefen,
Die er p6brelo bes fiir5liher Yrosei-
3eIies seeen 5iibrer Der SnOultrial
@orfers Of tbe @orlO erbalten
bate.
Die IoIi3ei glnitbt, bob Die gom'
Be bun 6erielben ganoe 4nar6ilten
in Dem Soal nieoerselegt puroe,
ueIde am Nlittrpod 9lbeno Die 9om-
Be Dor oem 9ronrer Goiintpgeridts.
aebdube sur @rpIoiion gebradt batte
unb ser aud Die Iestmonotliden
gombenottentate in Der ct. @atrid's g
9otbeoraIe uno Ser ct. sllpbonii,s.
Stride sugeid)riehen meroen.
Yoliseiri6tcr Campbell iibergaI
bciitc nadnrittaa Geteftiuen elmer
mric: hcr oif Dem 9riefpapier Del
gburf Of tbe Sociol Nepolntion &c
lnjrlcbrn mar ilnb leeteil Oonnerltal
in feline S0Gnbe gelangte 2arif
ipuroe Der Midter ciiiseIaoen, on ei
mem aeitern obenb III Der Garleait
SaQ abgeboltenen vGmpfang" fi;l
Rep. Somf Whitc tcil3nnebmcn. hcl
Ioeben nod iedsmonatlider Saf
mcaen elmer Storiing in ser air6c
oie bon Ger TodefeIler ssar1ilie be
iuft ipiro. Die ,Sreibcit erInngt )atte
Ter Nrief entbieIt feline 9robnng.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14

Die einsiae fdari6e oeitt.
f6e ge,t,,ne IN 2ai6isan.
perbe Die 0epefoRen Der
HG. yrsHe 6riuat
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14
Srittil@er 9rtaonou99t auf oem @runot.

mltroe, fam iiberraffenb. Man
battc allgernein ertpartet, baB bic
Srnppen in @era Gril5 perbleiben
milroen, bis Der iest BON nerem aus
gebroGene @iirgerfrieg in Der iii0-
lifen Hepitblif einc oerartt9e gNcn-
Dung genommen bate. baB cine
itabilere Heeiering in Werico einge-
iest lperoen fonnte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14
@ompernenr proflnmiert 9amf.
iagnngstaa.
Tanf.

2aniina Mi6., II. @oo.
8ouoerneur 6erris erlieB beute Die
iiblide Eanfiagungs-Y -YrofIanlation.
Gr iagt unter anbrem barin, oab in
nll ben Sabren ieit f776 niemals
mcbr Seranlaiiung uorbanoen mar,
roem slamohtigen - oanfen", aIs
IN oieiem Sabre 1914
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-14

golliten Ddpen. ,Sll Snlro llno DC.
reits bier @agenlabuigen mi: eng.
lii6en @er1pnnoeten eingctroffen.
Eie 9eutc paren in admpfen 5lpi.
fden Sue5 uno Ssmaila peripunoet
lporoen. gineeborene Sruppen no
ben gemeutert tno pieIe tpoblbe-
fannie 9Iesppter ii,tb perbaftet ipor'
ben.
Ter tarfiihe gemeraIitab berid-
tet, baf audi bic siueite rnffihe @er-
teibignmgslinie im Gnnfafms nun
Sen tiirfiidtem Sruppeu seHsmmem
lunrSe.
Wemgprf, IA. 0on. Die @er'
midltmma Ses britiifem 9reaSnpmsbts
Nubaeioms 1T Der srDHte Ginsel.
perlmit, Den bic britiihe Tlutts bisber
erlittem bat. 1as Sdiff batte cine
@aiierperbrGnsmng ppm 24,OOO
Sommen, eine aanse pom 596 ssnh
nnb cine amheruroentlidl itarfe ye-
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WIN. A. CARTER
OF Portland---Repuclican

Realizing that conditions have be-
come such as to require drastic
measures for the reduction of taxes
and the consequent high cost of liv-
ing, William A. Carter was the first
gubernatorial candidate to announce
this in his platform and to stand for
the semi-annual payment of taxes.
The curtailment of a number of use
less boards and the consolidation of
others, with n saving of at least
$500. 900 annually to the taxpayers
Of the state Is to be put up to the
people at the November election in
the shape of an initiative measure,
prepared by Mr.. Carter and which is
now being circulated for signatures.
other prominent planks in the Car
ter platform are stand for laws
to prevent the Legislature from re-
pealing laws made by the people: to
prevent cold storage of food prod
ucts until same shall have spoiled,
for the purpose Of maintaining high
prices, law giving governor power
to veto single items in appropria-
tions; rigid law enforcement and
good roads. Laws for the protec-
ton and advancement of interests of
working people of the state, and
building UP Of industries, which he
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Plan to Save All Low Grade Fruits.
The Yakima Fruit Products Com
pany, the stock of which is held en-
tirely by North Yakima people, has de-
cided to add to it's vinegar, cider and
spray making equipment, at the plant
adjoining that city, a 10-tunnel, 420-
tray evaporator with capacity of 10
tons daily. Jerome Laselle of Albany,
Ore, has been engaged to take charge
of the new branch of the business. If
early demonstrations of the machine
prove that 1t will do the work claimed
for 1t the company plans to encourage
and assist in the organization of
branch establishments at Grandview
Zillah Wapato, Donald and Selah, in
stall equivalent units at each place and
energetically engage in the conversion
Of waste and low grade Yakima val
ley fruits into high quality by-pro-
ducts. The season will open with
cherries, peaches, pears, prunes and
apples to be handled later Solution
of the by-product problem has been
engaging the best thought of many
for long time, but there have been
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advocates. are of particular interest
to all who are interested in the up
building Of the state, while his ad-
vocacy of more active participation
Of women in legislation, particular
ly in laws affecting schools, home
and domestic relations, are in line
with his slogan "PROTECT THE
HOME" Inasmuch as he Is a strong
advocate of good roads his candidacy
should appeal strongly to those in
outlying districts
Mr.. Carter was born in Greenville,
Tennessee, forty years ago and at
the age of Is moved with his parents
to Jackson County, Oregon He
worked as a farm hand. section
hand, where he received $1.37 day.
and in the mines while studying law
of nights. He was admitted to the
bar to practice In 1898 and been sue
cessful In his profession since. That
year he was captain of a company
Of volunteers from the Rogue River
Valley to fight in the Philippines.
Was city recorder of Gold Hill, Ore
gon four terms. In 1901 he was sent
to the Legislature from Jackson
County and led the fight in that
body for the reduction Of railway
fares from four to three cents. He
is married and has three children.
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Better Babies

Better Babies" or How to i'm
prove the human family" is the sub
ject of a lecture illustrated by silent
and moving pictures, which LeMoyne
Livingston is giving in the moving
picture theaters.
Mrs. Livingston shows pictorially,
that civilization has caused the de-
terioration of the race, and that ed
ucatien is the key note to the situa-
tion and also to the changing con-
ditions
We cannot expect human beings to
enjoy good roads-the best pork and
fruit--when we are spending millions
Of dollars on improvements when
they are suffering from preventable
conditions Think this over.
The lecture is one of the great feat
ures of the moving picture world to-
day. Every one should hear Mrs.
Livingston and see the wonderful
1000 foot reel when she reaches your
town
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ed, he replied: II want watch Is
onions fine"
You mean IS karats fine, don't
you?" inquired the jeweler.
'Wa-al." replied the farmer, Il
knowed it wuz some kind of vege-
table"
Love Not Blind
Marie-You see things In differ
ent light now you are married.
Rose-I oughl to. There are Is
lamps among our wedding presents.
The BOarder Knew
Perhaps you drink too much cof
fee,' suggested the doctor II should
advise you to try substitute.
Sir, your advice is superfluous. ("
replied the patient II have lived in
boarding houses for rs years."
Efficiencics
my son, it is great deal harded
to spend money with good judgment
than it is to make 1t"
We'll, father, let me take half the
burden off your hands. You make it
and I'll spend It,"