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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07
JAMES ID. HAMMETT.

No greater tribute could have been
paid TO any man than that which the
membership OF the Chamber Of Com
merce spontaneously yet by secret
ballot bestowed upon lanes ID. Ham
NETT at the meeting of the Chamber
OF Commerce last night
The bylaws had been amended on
motion of G. Cullen Sullivan 80 that
II became necessary for one OF the
four directors who held over to yolun-
taTily resign. These four hold-over
directors were W. L. Brissey. ]. D..
Iiammett. r. Franz Watkins and Nj.
NJ. Mattison: they decided that their
four names be placed in hat and
one of the names drawn. such per
sons name 80 drawn to resignl II 50
happened that the name drawn was
that OF Mr.. Hammett. HG, therefore
resigned
But the membership would not have
II that way. and later when names
were presented for nominations and
Mr.. Hammett was named together
with six other excellent mcR,,. three
to be selected, every person lp the
house with one exception, and that ex-
ception Mr.. Hammett himself, vote |
for Jas. ID. Hammett
He received the solid vote of all.
and 1t was secret vote. 1t was IN
immense tribute to this man. who Is
doing so much to build up Anderson
and to do his part in the work OF the
Chamber. OF Commerce, al" oreaLjza-
tioh which for efficiency has, IN this
papers opinion. no superior In the
southern states. ,Mr. Hammett's
election as a member of the board for
three years, the term for which he. was
elected, means something for Rnderl
son, and together with the other gen
tlenen elected his services guarantee
alftheF sucossbfui year for our conn
mercial organization. Mr. Hammetts
annual report. presented on the occa-
sion Of the visit b3 President fairfax
Harrison, made n great impression. 1t
was conservative and wise. tandl yet
progressive and had RDunch in 1t.
The Intelligencer t8ngratulasss the
membership upon this wise selection
of all directors and cnngratulatas MIR.
Hammett upon the splendid lunani-
nous vote of confidence given him.
Anderson must SC forward: that
sterling body of men forming the
membership Of her Chamber of Com
merce 'vouchsafes and guarantees; IT,;
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HIGH a. :. kaE5IN IMRE..,

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At, the m setting ,of the ,chamRet 81
Commerce last night the thing that
most impressed one who, would study
the matter closely twas the ofact that
OF the men there preseht any onertSt
them would have been d credit 70 TIE
hoard OF directors. ~ '..f -.
Really, it was quite difficult IT, Sc
lect from the names presented, land
one might as easily have picked a
complete board from men present
who wsre not nomins.ed at aii. That
is the greatest thing in Anderson to-
day
Her tiEh average OF citizenship.
There may be cities in this state
where the men aTe more snowy, more
wealthy, mcre talkative. But when 1t
comes tc the essential manhood, civic
pride and sterling citizenship, Ander-
:;3 :;9s = &, the best place in the, whole
country. That is. what has made II so
dIfIlcult in the last few years to, find q
leader, as some people seem to have
been determined to do.
We have nine leaders on the board
of directors. ''"% "''s
People or Anderson, you have a
right ever to be proud of this city.
The past is an achievement and a sue
cessioN of obstacles overcome. Few
cities IN this state have had the dis
couragemtats that Anderson has met.
None of them have weathered the
storms of adversity vas brayely, and
as gamely have come out on top.
Building upon the foundations of
the past, guided by the wisdom gained
in the experiences which has taught
lessons that help. strong in the con-
fldence of strength and the promise OF
success. Anderson faces the brightest
days in ali OF her history. and there
Is no. place here for the drone. The
song OF progress is ringing in our
eaTsaand the refrain IS, Come along
in the procession. let US all 90 to-
| gether. 'a9s ;Y 4s5.T .!tg
".ur splendid citizenship win look
to the nine strong. clsen. progressise
!dep6ndahle men an! hold the Channber
of Commerce together. and the next
year will be one ;ofssteady, concerted,
upward moyemeht.lTa 50 ,N;4ia -
Aggressive AnderssA. Forward,
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MAIL ORDER CoMMANDArENTsa
Directions for Folks Who Send Money
Out OF Home Town.

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carriers in the city. II you fail to
Gst your paper regularly please notify
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ee yoar paper 10 printed date to which
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The CollEnbIa Evening Record. in
explaining why Gov. Blease obiectea
TO the medical examination of poor
children in schools, dssssafted that the
governor had par6SysHs, whatever
.thatis. Come totorder, gentlemen; be
parliamentary.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

rs During january exports Of cotton
from the United states tot ssIl 5
476. SO or more than 81 i0. o 900 fu esi-
cess OF January, 1918. Fnf the ssrel,
fneEiths ended with January cotton sxs
ports were worth s. 30 III, ,slks OF Sss1lii
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UembeF Of the Associated Press and
Receiving Complete Daily TeIsgraphIc
Service
A larger Circulation Than Any OthO
o. Newspaper In This Congressional
UtgTIeG
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DtgtFletS
Tho Intelligenceg is delivered by
carriers in the city. II you fail to
act your paper regularly please notify
g. Opposite YOUR name on label
e your paper 10 printed date to which
SOUT paper 10 paid. ALI checks and
drafts should be draw1 70 TAo An
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The Weather.
Washington, March 6.sForecast:
South Carolina-Ciouds Saturday; !;
Sunday fair. ytiF Il
Anderson is MyiTowa.-Jas. D.
Hammett.
The iegisIature signed pay, roll and
th.A:: s:se de.
The BprFIss skyscretcher sholy is
come sa!sSSll;;yy ts;:::.!!ss:::s., ts;::.!!ss::::s..
Dippy lopelets by the dippy, to the
diDpy and for the dippy.
Anderson Is q pretty good old town,
Ell? And she has just got started. 4
DO you wish separate passenger
station for the c.,& w. Cor central
atationH I
Mr. Bryan win start in july on a
Pane american trip, ALI! OF 5hfs trips
pan well,
Woodrow Wilson has made 4, better.
president than even ne ever suspected.
he would. tiiie sflt'a ifs
The latest Mexican revolution is
: being fought In the United States
kenate. Such carnage makes one
afiadder
Nosutlrar city in the country has a
betsssE oEssaaEi:.. ..sssstiea for Chamber Jf
cmomeree work Cooperation ia the
word. sss..
The ground hog is taking too much
unto himself when he springs an
earthquake along with h,s other. re-
peFtoire.
William ]. Burns appears to ha get
ting as. much notoriety in the Frank
case as in the dispensary investiga-
tlon, H>-''s- II - =.
Woodrow would row. pronounced
as viii, The "o"S in slow: but he
wouldn't row, pronounced as with the
20" In now.
Some OF these old vacant lots here
would .ook mighty Hna with a hand
some Y. NJ. C. A. building taking the
place Of weeds.
Columbia got SO accustomed to
things n,.Fsconstruction days that q
small nuisance such as the legislp;'ve
sessions doesn't hother her any more.
President Fairfax Harrison made q
remarkable speech on the subject OF
Keeping southern people at home.
And we add, bring in some more good
settlers.
The state press association viii
have such o pleasant meeting In An
sierson that we fear that every editor
!, IN the state will wish to set up
paper here.
Dr. Saunders has been gloriously
vindicated, and DIR. Babcock was
proved to be much OF man. but. as
We predicted some time ago. they will
fare better elsewhere hereesten /. u
No talSsng. thls e an elegant time
10 get she split los drags to work.
They can't do the roads any harm,
elhd the fields are too wet for the stock
70 refused.
Wine looking at some Ahbeyille
county lAnAa i few days ago We were
Inlptessed with the idea that a FARMER
.of the type III John Davis cf this city
could make those old red gliIies brinE
eFaat wealth.
The Columbia Record and the
Ssrosngille IlaiIy News EACH ciaims is
be ..The Fastest Growing Daily Paper
( m Enes state. < II either can show more
& than 70 new ones a day We SssiiI isay.
~. zsare Otherwise
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The Weather

The Weather.
Washington, March 8. Forecast:
South Carolina-Cloudz Saturday /;
Sunday fair. G yt.if .
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

Anderson is MyEfTowa.-Jas. d.
Hammett.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

" The legislature signed pay, roll and
ts!h.AA:: s:se de.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

Dippy dopelets by; the dippy. to the
diDpy and for the dippy.
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There has been q lot OF discussioD
about the effort 10 get Dr. MBtfatt to
run for the state senate in AbbevilIe
county. We have heard that he has
said that he doesn't care for the once.
but that he would like to stump the
county lust to set 70. u with IND
70 the. people 81 sy5! 49, y B
When flie old soldiers c6hla defo LEI
e&lshCA them that this Ii fIlstfs rs
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Andersonsis pretty good old towr
Ell? And she has just got started.
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improvingtI)t the tariff settled,
the money bill-passed and our
governHsRf. busy Sin the organi-
cation and protection of indus
sitry," how about that new! spring
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

DO you wish separate passenger
station for the c..& w. C. or a central
atation2 @
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Mr. Bryan win start In July on q
Pan-A american trip, sAlti OF 5his trips
pan well, ),
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

Woodrow Wilson has made N better
president than even ile ever suspa6ted
he would. jiaiin srt's iffs :
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

.tIAEL ~ 59aa!IA Ol E9It--I.I2.i q LaIEIlf
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

The latest Mexican revolution is
being fought In the United States
kenate. Such carnage makes one
akadder
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-07

Some OF these old vacant lots here
would .ook mighty Hne with hand
some Y. NJ. C. A. building taking the
place Of weeds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Naturally, the memory of this deal
did not sweeten Browns temper, and
when he saw a chance to deliver a
blow at the National he snapped at it
eagerly, and accepted the manage
ment of the St. Louis team.
Tinker was also practically encour-
aged to jump to the eFds by the shah
by treatment he received from the
Cincinnati club. Joe was manager in
name only, and was in constant tur-
mol with directors Of the Redland
team. He was finally depOsed as man
ager, though there was no question
but that he had done wonders labor
ing under handicaps.
Then he was sold to Brooklyn, and
President Ebbets let off a great noise
about a $4,000 bonus he was going
to hand Joey. Ebbets went so far as
to promise to meet Tinker in In
dianapoGs and hand him check.
But for some reason Ebbets could
not get past Cincinnati on his west
eTn trip. Tinker went to Indianapolis,
but Ebbets did not show up. Natur-
ally Joe was peeved, and a few days
later he signed as manager of the
local Feds.
Now Manager Robinson of the
Dodgers is in our midst, and for real
optimism the prize must be handed
to the pudgy Baltimorean. He has
shot off a statement to the effect that
he is confident Tinker will sign a
Brooklyn contract, and desert the
Feds.
1t is hard for these major Ieaguers
to realize that a real war is on, and
that the Federal is regular organi-
zation. But the dart will pierce their
hides when the season opens.
Ed Walsh, formerly known as the
White Sox pitching staff, has written
! letter to Secretary Gardiner, claim
ing that his arm is as good as it ever
was. The spit king will arrive in Chi
o.,
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two weeks start in his conditioning.
II may. be just the dope needed. Jim
Scott last spring was nO-better bet
than Walsh is now, but the Wyoming
gent headed the gang by two weeks,
and when the main crew reached
Paso Robes Scotty was already in
shape to pitch ball game. His re-
markable performances of last sum-
mer are history. There is no reason
why this history can't be repeated in
the case of Walsh.
Manager Fred Clarke of the Pr
rates is peeved at Claude Hendrix, his
star highlander. Clarke made Hen
dirk proposition this morning, and
told him he could sign it OF. jump to
the Feds.
Frank Baker and Eddie Collins of
the Athletics have been dropped from
the Players Fraternity for non-pay-
ment of dues.
Bush of Detroit has not sign
ed a Fed contract. He told directors
of the Indianapolis team yesterday
that he was not ready to hook up
with any club.
President Murphy of the Cubs an
nounced yesterday afternoon that
the travelling suits of the Cubs next
season will be gray, replacing the
black uniforms that have graced
West Side athletes on the road for
several summers.
Within the next couple of days
Federal League hackers from all CT
ties in the circuit will gather in Chi
cago to outline plans for the final at
tack on organized ball before the
opening of the campaign.
Some of the clubs, it is reported,
have not made enough Roadway in
grabbing players from the National
League, and aid may be given them.
Chico on which ic CI1OOOCnd tO haUn
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-05

ity combined with his knowledge Of
the law, are elements which have
contributed greatly to his marked sue.
cess.
DIR. George Sultan always made q
good record in public life.
DR.. Carl L. Barnes will win a seat
In Congress yet.
Thomas Boyle. the great ice manu-.
facturer. would make a good City
Treasurer.
Judge Thomas c. Clark has made a
good record on the bench.
Thousands Of Republicans and 9th.
ers have signed requests to William
Hale Thompson asking him to be q
candidate for Mayor.
Olaf T.. Ray, the Progressive leader,
has a bright political future.
Judge Thomas +. Scully will make q
good record In the County Court. He
has made good on the Municipal
Bench and in the Boys Court.
Daniel j. Mcmahon, the popular
president of the County Democracy,
stands high at the bar.
49,
John r. Caverly's record on the
Municipal bench IL worthy Of AZ
praise.
Charles e. Doyle, the veteran letter
carrier. Is universally esteemed In
public and private life.
Retrenchment ana reform are 20.
ing to be practiced on the poor city
employees. The rich fellows will get
boost.
Patrick J. Nolan, the veteran engi.
neer, rendered services to the public
schools which will be long remem.
bered.
~e
Louis Biegler, the we'll known cor
nice maker, Is talked or for City
Treasurer.
~6
John r. Durso Is organizing q big
Democratic club.
Judge Joseph SABBATH for Circuit
Judge is gaining strength every day.
Jacob F. Rehm Is the leader of the
State Board Of Agriculture.
Daniel r. O'Brien. the popular fire
insurance man and former Alderman
Is one Of the most highly respected
Democratic leaders In Chicago.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-05
GAS RATE TOO HIGH
People Tired Of Paying Big Price
for Public Utility Want Their
Own Plant.
No Good Reason for Making Rich
Coupon Clippers Richer at Public
Expense.

The Gas Trust is already at work
on an attempt to organize the next
Legislature, which meets in January.
This is made necessary by the de.
termination of the people to SO amend
the Public Utilities Law as to make
II almost mandatory on the Public
Utilities board to reduce the price OF
gas from the present exorbitant
figure.
The next Legislature may pass a
law which will either make 7O.cent
gas legally a fact or else allow the
gas trust to double its profits at the
expense of the citizens of Cook Coun.
ty by bill increasing the price of
gas to the people of Chicago.
The Public Utilities Commission has
given the people no relief from the
Gas Trust II has no excuse for not
giving relief. The next Legislature
will make the way easier for cheap
gas Recent gas rate history Is not
forgotten.
Under an act passed by the Legisla.
ture in 1905 Chicago was allowed to
fix its own gas rate by an ordinance
in the City Council. Under this act
the City Council, through the efforts
Of the late Alderman Herman Bauler,
passed an ordinance limiting the price
of gas to 20 cents. Immediately upon
the passage of this ordinance the gas
trust filed an appeal with the Su.
preme Court alleging that some Of
the amendments to the enabling act
passed in 1905 by the Legislature
were said to have been omitted in the
printing of the Senate journal. On
this purely technical ground the gas
trust asked that the law be declared
unconstitutional.
The Hungry Gas Trust will divide
the preliminary stage of organizing
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1914-12-05

advancement of his native city-Chi.
cag0.
~
Judge Edward Osgood Browns good
record In the Circuit Court entities
him to reelection Mt the hands of the
people.
~eA
Thomas +. Scully will make a good
record as county Judge.
~
Edward J. Birk, the well known
brewer, makes friends everywhere he
goes and would make a great race for
public Office IL he would allow his
name to be used.
~6A
ID. Recher of rs West Washington
street is the greatest rhine wine i'm
porter In Chicago.
~A
William Best, the famous tobac.
conist, who gave such splendid serv.
ice as South Park Commissioner, Ia
talked of for Mayor.
~
James Maher, the popular lawyer,
who has frequently refused to be.
come candidate for the bench, has
built up a large practice.
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EAGLETS.

Congressman A. J. SABBATH, chairman
OF the Democratic County Central
Committee, has made good record
in Congress.
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Richard J. Reynolds, the popular
city purchasing agent, has made q
splendid record in that office.
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James A. Quinn, the hustling chief
of the Twenty.first, is getting ready
for the next battle.
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+. Raymond Bliss, the eminent law
yer, Is frequently mentioned for Cir
cult Judge.
Lewis ID. Sits Is one OF the best
aldermen in the council.
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Clayton +. Crafts. the eminent law
yer and former Speaker Of the Illinois
House OF Representatives, Is much
talked OF by Democrats for Mayor.
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John c. Richberg, the veteran and
able lawyer, is always fighting for the