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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-08
District No. 8,

! hereby announce myself q, candi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section. consisting Of Garvln.
Brushy Creek. Williamson and, Hope
we'll townships. subject to the action
OF the democratic primary.
H A FOSTMR
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I am candidate for the House Of
representative. from Anderson .cpua.
~. I will abide the rules OF the
primary. SAM WOLFE.
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hereby announce myself as q can
didate for county supervisor, subject
to the rules of the democratic pri-
mary.
w. ]. JOHNSON.
Pelzers 8. c., r.. r. D. /.
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! announce myself. q candidate fcr
the Legislature from Anderson Coun-
ty subject to- the rules OF the demo-
cratic parity r. Il. DICK SON. 9.
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Is i hereby announce myself q. caiiti1
date for coanty treasurer, subject TO
tho rules 2pf the democrat prmiiaFy.
B ,s' ss5}s sSI ;ss M 81. B0L LENA Is
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w. H: @. .Elrod announces. himself q
candidate for county commissioner
from the district composed of .fisWil-
liamston. Garvin, EFuahy Creek ana
Hopowell. subject u. the rules oesthe
democratic parry. ~ lrs K Z ,ssr3o ,s1r3lo
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+ hereby announce my candidacy
for County Commissioner OF Anderson
county from the third section con-
prlains = Iopeveli; WiIllamsfoan.
Brushy Crock ond Garvin townshipss,.
subject t0 the action Of the Deiao.
cratic party. ~ a; 4 Is 4 q. <s
j. MACK DUFF RnnMpa, 9
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hereby announce myself O candi-
date for County Supervisor Of Ander-
son county, subject to the rul OF
tho Democratic primary.
THOS. B. KAf.
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ohipo' oubJcCt I'D tu6 rules or the
democratic primary.
JOHN II. CULBERsON.
hereby announce myself q cantli.
dgtc for Commissioner from District
No. 2. comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills. Fork and Centcrville town.
ships, subject to rules OF Democratic
party. Ns ]. IL. WRIGHT.
hereby announce myself candi-
dnte for tho office Of commissioner
from section 3. comprising Fork,
Rock Mills, Pendleton and Centerville
townships. subject 10 the rules, OF the
democratic primary. w! r. HARRIS.
I hereby announce myself q cartli.
date for commissioner from District
No. O. comprising Pendleton, Rock
Mills, Fork and Centervillc fbwnships.
subject to the rules of the democratin
primary. D. s. H0BsON.
District No. 3.
hereby announce myself q, candi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section. consisting Of Garvln.
Brushy Creek. Williamson and. Hope
we'll townships. subject to the faction
OF the democratic primary. Il
II. A. FOSTER,
rs w. H: G.. Eirod announces himself q s
candidate for county commissioners
from the district composed of fi,Vil-
iiamston, Garvin, EFushy Creek ranfi
Hopowell. subject to the rules ofsthe
democratic party. .535
hereby announce my candidacy
for County Commissioner OF Anderson
county from the third section con-.
prlei6s Hopevells Wfillamsfo1,
Brushy Crock ond Garyin townshibs.
subject t0 the action Of the Demo-.
cratic party. ~ s IS "a, s;;
]. MACK DUFF RoaEas 81: VI
hereby ennouncr myself as a c..iSs
dilate for Commissioners of Anderson
county from Section No. g., composed
OF Garland. Hrushy Creek. HopawsllI j.
and Hilliamst5n WhshipE eiibtess
to the Actipn of the de,hilprrafic part1
;slit .y.lA sla!i.s g watson
s, & @bistriet Ka. 4 On IS
Thereby apnpine ee myself a cta,idi- Ga
date Tor comm Mission ner s for Hon6a
path,,s Beitoh,. 5IsroH Htfa says fay and MartIn
.tGtsnships, Diatriut MOI A subject Us
the rules of ;the tieniocratic Drii,1arv. q
!. = - w. II. UWNIss.
hereby annonHc my Andidacyi
A. cpnpftsed, or lfaeitSn, Mkrtin ISn 81 j.
Path ahd Broad Swsy ttownshi5sBs.aS l;nl51sS
lsGt ts s 90 the rules of the z q emoSratis
party; 3 b. 4 q: ! 4, !,ssd1Tfs y
II
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Political Announcements
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR

FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR I.
I hereby announce myself candi-
date for county supervisor. subject to
the Democratic primary.
!. MACK KING.
hereby announce myself O can
didate for the Office of county super
visor of Anderson county, subject to
the rules governing the democratic
primary. T. NJ. vANDlvER.
hereby announce myself a candi-
date for supervisor Of Anderson coun-
ty. subject to the rules of democratic
primary. C. F. MARTIN.
hereby announce myself as q can
didate for county supervisor, subject
to the rules of the democratic pri-
mary.
w. j. JOHNSON.
Pelzers 8. c.. r., r. D. 1.
hereby announce myself candi-
date for County Supervisor OF Ander-
son county, subject to the rul Of
tho Democratic primary.
THOs. B. KAf.
REPRESENTATIVE
hereby announce myself as n can
dF1'3 for House OF Representatives
frf Anderson county. subject to the
rules OF the democratic party.
OSCAR d. GRAY.
hereby announce myself camd,-
date for tho House of Representatives
frem Anderson county subject to the
rules OF the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
hereby announce myself candi-
date for the legislature subject to the
rules and regulations of the democra-
tic party. GEO. M. REID.
hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House of Representative
from Anderson county subject to the
rules oil tho democratic primary.
WALTER r.. WHITE.
I hereby announce myself as can
didate for the house OF representatives
from Anderson county subject to the
rules Of the Democratic primary.
w. l. (Bill MAHAFFEY.
hereby announce myself candi-
date for the House Of Representatives
for Anderson county, subject to the
rules of the Democratic primary.
ASA HALL, JR.
1 hereby announce myself candi
date for Representative from Ander-
son county, subject to the rules OF the
Democratic primary. j. T. WEST. -s
Bolton, s.. c.
/ announce myself. q candidate fcr
the Legislature from Anderson Ccun-
ty subject to-, the rules OF the demo-
cratic party T, II. DICKSON q
I am candidate for. the House Of
Representative, from Anderson coaa.
~. 4 will abide the rules OF the
primary, SAM WcLFE,
hereby announce myself candi-
6nte for House OF representatives fuT
Anderson county, subject to the rules
Of tho Democratic primary. ,-, VI,
.s ]. J. BDLT0N WATSON.
---. =. .S.- : -9- =. i.-... y
hereby announce myself, d. candi-
date for: Legislature, subject togthe
rules ;pf the Demo ocratic party. IS 1.
f.. !, Z. .:..:. I, :Ay ,,BUHN Sic
| I hereby announce myself b candi-
date for House OF representatives Tor
Anderson county. subject to the rules
OF thf Democratic primary. - y !. s,y'
~ LIT. CANE, ,.3ELL..5s
=.
FOR PROBATE Ji'DGE
/ W.! Ninholson Ia hereby. announce
ed; 90 a. -Gandl date for: fetclection TO
the Office .ot iPrpbate Judge. Auhjeet
to .he rules at the democratic a55 pris
mAryi Is
Thereby antounce myself a candi-
date for ,the office Of probate Judge OF
Anderson county subject ito the rules
and to tho rHHtiIf Of the TJenincpaifc
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hereby nnno non1ea tsiyseif. q ii s..Tiii.s
date fos The sot tiicss ot Aud dis0r, II G6Sects
TO o.tle srIties Df The Dam moSrati1 nli.S
i,iasy = ,s So I i; , q 9 uBSrEsssJf f;ss 81
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Thereby annonnc Iyselk lk q randi
date for the Office nf a il iitoS / al 4n
'derspr County subject to- fkes rulea n
the Detgocra atic par rty, b,
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FEDERAL

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EORaAUnITOH

8 {, " FOR AUDITOR u
:. 1hereby annptlfsce myself Is Scaniit.
aate Tor County nditprs subject Id
ths rules OF the denpcr attic primary.
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FOB. ClUNTY TREAsURKy.7

y bereIy aniiDunce Snl,,self aa ID can
didate ,fqft County .rres snyar of An.
dershn county suh1eet. 20 ;thesrnIca al
the, Democratic part I. s.S :. b ~ D.
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= hereby nrirOunf D. MYSELF q t,andf..
date for County AZ Keasurer. subject ia
the rules OF the Democratic, primary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
GOLFERS AT LAKEWOOD.

LAKEWOOD, " j., ApTi. 4.-T.c Laurel
IN the P!aes wac lively tonight with the
chatter OF golfers who have come 20 Lake
wood for preliminary work before the
opening Of the metropolitan tournament
sea son. II - doubtful now II practice
among the American polo cup defenders
will begin before another week as tho turf
~ stll soggy and unsatisfactory FOX play.
Among tho golfers who ara staying AZ
tho Country club and ting into form,
for the coming tournaments are owen
Johnson, Arthur Maurice, James A,
Abeles, X, X. stanton
Mrs II. l.. Herbert entertained a. hearts
AT her home "Wednesday aftt rru1n. E!gAt
tables wcra made up :or tn pay.
Mr., and Mrs, William Thhw 81 have
returned from a sojouru OF Palm Beach
and have opened thcir Madison avenue
villa for tho rcr.aiaGor ~ the season.
Commander l.. w, Wells L. =, v, has
returned to the Laurel In tho Pines for the
Easter holidays
owen johnson, tho author. IL naA.ug
the Laurel House his headquarters during
his stay In Lakewood
Mrs, Haslct, NcNlm OF New York, ac-
ecnpan!ed by her son, LES Roy McKln
~ NJ the I.aurel In the piuea,
Arrivals AT the hotels this week include
Laurel In mo Fln"s-Mrs l.. r.. Rock.
well. Mrs, l.. 6, f|c!Na?d. Jr., Dr, Dudley
Roberts M and Mrs Charles T. Ray
Mr., and Mrs, T., J, Ballaatnr Miss Mari.
-, Young, " IH.a'n Gilman Low, Jr., Mis-.
Khoda Low. N'f,ed IS. Master, NJ, and
Me- " G, Turner, Y. H. Chapman, I'd
ward r. obr!cn' Mr. and Mrs, W!l!iAm A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
TAKE THE WHITE SULPHUR CURE

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W. Va. April
For the past ten days tho advance
guard OF the Easter crowd has been arriv-
Ing from New York, Philadelphia, Palm
Beach. Aiken ana other Southern resorts
To Accommodate the overflow tho old
hotel The White. which during the winter
was entirely reinodelled. has been opened
FOR the spring season, and already half
the available suites are occupied.
Easter here will he particularly ray. the
programme including the appearance next
Friday evening OF the Princeton Uniyer-
sity Glee. Banjo and Mandolin Clubs In
the ballroom Of the New Greenbrier urder
the patronage OF many prominent mem
hers OF the colony. A dance Will follow
on Easter Monday night there will be n
ball
Mr.. and Mrs James Speyer arrived
with Miss l., Louise Sands in private
car last Saturday Mrs. Speyer and Miss
Sands have come for the cure and others
taking II include Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Steele. Mr.. and Mrs. Devereux Mllburn
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford. Mrs Her.
man o. Armour. Mrs. w. T. Strong. Mrs
V. NJ. Painter. Mr.. and Mrs Oaklelgh
Thons. Mr.. and Mrs, Blrdscye Brakeman
Lewis. Mn. c. Il. Macdonald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert ~. Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank II. Plat. Mr.. And Mrs. f. "
Humphreys and W. ]. Duane Of New
York Sir Thomas and Lady TAFT OF Mont
real; Mr., and Mrs Henry A. Berwind of
Philadelphia; Reginald Brooks Of West
bury. Mrs. T. Willing Peters OF Philadel
plia and Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Graves OF
Ceda rhurst,
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Hazard, Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Merriam. 5.
Hewitt, George II. Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs.
VI. J.. Bowden. Jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Primrose. r. l.. Du Bosque W. W. Kicker.
j. N. stiles. A. 8. Ridley. Il. r. I!ttel. L.
IL Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. Pepper
and Miss A. D. Campbell of New York
laurel House-John a. McDermott,
Miss Florence Day, Miss NJ. a. Dowd
James NJ. Holland. c. Wilson. J. q. Batter
son, Daniel Koran, L. G. barrymore.
Francis NJ Well. Mr.. and Mrs. a. G..
Hegeman. Charles J. McDermott. Douglas
y. Dickie, VI. l.. Dr,ick. Miss Lillian v.
Floyd. II. J. Siocum, Jr.. Mrs. c. Forbes.
Maxwell Forbes. Mrs. r. Day. Miss
Cusack. Mrs. Alfred L. white. Gardner l..
DUFFY, W. ID. Lent, Mrs. W. j.. Coombs,
NJ. A. Bates. Arthur Maurice, w. l.. wag-
ner, Miss VI. Wagner. Miss A. Wagner.
Mrs. a. T. Wallace and Mrs. George Il.
Abbott Of New York.
oak Court Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
J. Damon. Miss Carroll Hayes. II. T..
Scripture. J. X. Pratt, VI. Il. Evans. Mrs.
+. X. Evans. Mr.. and Mrs L. v. Reed.
and Mrs. W. @. Morrisey of New York.
Bartlett lnn---James Guy. Il. ]. Riley. y.
". Ro!ce, =. NJ. Turner. Mrs. r. Degner.
Or. and Mrs. Donald r. McPhail. Miss
Helen A. Guina. Miss +. q. B,ackman. X.
Kane and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schneider
of New York.
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AsBURY PARKS SEASON.

AsBuRr PARK. April finder the aus
pices OF Asbury Parks new entertainment
committee. which comprises the Chamber
OF Commerce. the Carnival Association
and a standing committee OF the City
Council. this resort has arranged for con-
tnuous programme Of entertainment for
those who come to the shore for rest and
recreation, beginning next Saturday and
continuing until the close OF the season
next October.
For Easter visitors there will be n clas-
steal and humorous entertainment at the
Boardwalk Casino next Saturday night
which will be preceded by n fireworks dis
play to usher in the 1914 season. On
Easter Sunday there will be orchestra
concerts at the Casino afternoon and
evening. but the chief attraction of the
day is expected TO be the Boardwalk pa
rade In the afternoon.
on Easter Monday there will be q ball
In the Casino, and midweek functions
and week end entertainments vii. continue
through the month and In May Until the
opening Of the regular beach and hotel
attractions on Memorial Day.
Asbury Park Is making every prepars-
ton 10 anticipate the demands OF the
dance craze. The Casino has undergone
repairs and redecorating and the lessees
have engaged two of the leading New
York opponents OF the new dances TO SUI
pervise the dance floor and to help along
novices m the newer steps.
Until the summer season makes ocean
bathing possible for everybody swimmers
will turn TO the Boardwalk natatoriuni
and Its big sea water pool and hot baths.
For the first time H. the history Of sport
water basketball w,Y introduced here this
winter ard an inte,city league. compris-
ing three teams. is Just completing a
championship schedule. The final game.
between the Eurekas and the Crescen's
will be- played next week. Besides the
basketball game there will be fancy div
Ing contests plunges and short distance
races.
A womans orchestra. led by Mrs. Belle
Seaton Ecnfrew Ieaton. will succeed Ar
thur Pryor at the Arcade this year. The
each commissioners are planning TO con-
struct a new stage and the Boardwalk
space H. TO be rooted
The Easter week trap shooting at the
beach front traps OF the Asbury PARK
Gun club IL expected TO attract many fol-
lowers OF that sport.
Arrivals at III. hotels this week include
Coleman Ecuse-Mrs. \. =. Spencer
~. II. Payrt.r. Miss J. Storrs. Miss 81
Bacchus. Edward Kruger. A. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs l.. {. Brainerd and Mr.. and
Mrs, J. \. Seidman OF New York
Me'ropolitan--H. ". Cond,. ". l..
| Younss =. l.. Van Nsdale. Mrs. J. Il
CGncallen. Miss l. :. Raymond Miss II
h. Butcher OF New York.
! Marlborough. A. Bake. J. +. Adams
l.. l.. Guyer. &. J.. Young. Joseph a Al
Der. a. II. Cook. NJ X. Blackwell. n. r
! Hort. j. l.. Atwell and Fred J. Porter OF
! New York.
Grand Avenue Hote,-S NJ. Coe. y. r
] Gholsiin. r. W. Bunour. NJ L. Eyer. T.. r,
! I,yer, r. u. Curtis and Mrs. A. ~. Cur.
is Of New IoEx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
cAMDEN'S HORSE SHOW.

CAMpRS, 5. c.. April <.--NoN that tho
pool tournament Is 1T an end society s
giving its attention 10 the forthcoming
morse show arranged hy the Camden Polo
club. u is the sixth annual show and
THIS year the southern Horse Show cir
cult Association. having been formed IN
camden. sumter. darlington. Columbia.
Greenwood and Gre.lville. VIII take part
in Il.
Recent arrivals AT the Kirkwood IN
elude Judge IosepD 4 Burr. Brooklyn.
y. Y. L. l., Manning. Mr.. and Mrs John
Molr Miss Nor. Mrs. Thoma. VI pnreil,
Boston Mr., AMI Mrs. W. H. Muller. Bel
mont, Mass. Mrs. q T. ketcham. Miss
Ketcham. +. V. K.tclam. Mr. and Ms.
&. VI. k-tcAa;n, Yonkcrs. y. T.. Mrs. g.
C"ttier. NJ. and Mrs. \. l.. Cott!er. New
Canaan. Conn. Thomas T. Durell Mrs
J. II. Myers, Miss Helen Myers, Charles
l.. Bowman, Nir, and Mrs. Charles L.
Hlrsch Mr.. and Mrs. d. *. WILEY, New
York Charles u. Seleck and Mrs. Alice
Se.!ccl, K!dgewood, y. J.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
DANCING AT HOT SPRINGS.

Hot SPRINGS. Va, April 4.-Dancing
continues to attract much attention here
at all hours Of the day and evening and
tea dances with n negro orchestra In the
casino have been added to the afnuse-
ments at the Homestead.
Mr.. and Mrs J. =. Adams. Dunbar
Adams and James Burchell arrived this
week in their private touring cay to stay
until after Easter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler Morse OF New York
have taken the jackson bungalow near
the Homestead for fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawson Wood are here
from New York for April Mrs. Wood
Won the Florida woman's championship
at tennis at Palm Beach this winter
Arrivals at the Homestead this week
have included Russell @. Colt. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. II. Higgins and Mr.. and Mrs
Edward T.. Stowell OF New York: Mrs
George A. Draper and Miss Draper OF
Hopedaie. Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Felix
Dupon: OF Wilmington. Sir Henry and
Lady EGan of ottawa. Mrs. Charles c.
Harrison. Jr.. Miss Harrison and Edward
II. Robinette OF Philadelphia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
1901 900 ACRES FOR SETTLERS.
Government TO Reduce Large Re-
servcs Id Oregon.

fopTLASr. Ore. April More than
100000 acres OF land In the Deschutes
and raui!na national forests in Crook,
Lake ana klamath counties VII Ice thrown
open fur settlement within sixty days
through an order signed by President VII
son Withdrawing this land from the
forest reservations :; la reported that
TIA" lard XII. 10. opened for actual settle
men, May ana that filings viii he per-
mitted on ana after June :.
officials ~ the Forestry Bureau IN
Portland estimate that uG the aggregate
Of ilo,163 acres thrown open. approx
mately 10000 acres are occupied by set
tiers. These settlers w!li-~be permitted
20 remain. settlers on the rcma ming
100000 acres will he permitted TO take up
hoMests ds OF 100 acres each in accord
ance with tine Federal land laws.
The formalit!es ~ transferring t.,s
land from the Agricultural department
OF the Federal Government TO the Inter-
ior Department now are In progress al
Washington. u. ..
The entire area will bc placed under
jurisdiction of the local land offices at
Lakeview and The Dalles. Intending set
tiers are instructed to make inqu! r!es
concerning IN" lands at taosc offices.
of the totnl s".>sS acres lie w,;uiu tho
Deschut,s forest and S49.s79 acres IN the
Paul!n0 forest, Tho land is m the same
genera. locality, since the Two forests
adJo!n
Al aggregate OF I7G.6+o acres Of the
gross elimination lies Ia IL immediate
vicinity Of TIE La Pine and Crescent.
This acreage Is covered VITA .odge-pule
pine, timber species which In this To-
cality is Of loU commercial value. Some
OF this land, however, has already been
settled fhc precise area that has nOt
been settled AMI that vii, ho open for the
entry .: new hOmesteade-s now IL being
I.,.t
described so that settlers VIII have "A
minimum 81 officially In locating t.
An Aggregate Of 32l, go acres. which
also includes lands thai nave been settled
and lands not settled, Is IN the hills about
tho Fort Rock Valley and ~ covered with
sparse growth ~ juniper trees ana
sagehrush. This Land was recommended
for elimination largely on account of the
low value Of the timber and the avail
ability of Other national forest timber
land near 10y for community use for lum-
Der and flcl
George II. Cecil district forester in
Portland, has not received official con.
firnIatlon of the dates upon which the
land vii! be opened for settlement and
for entry but 4 Is understood that +, Will
not be later than the early part Of June,
The plan TO eliminate this lard was out
lined nearly year ago when chief For
ester Graves visited ,rcgon and made n
personal inspection of tho territory. lie
declared then that the policy % tn. pres.
! ent Administration woUld ho 10 Withdraw
| from the forest resrrN atoms all land that
has no commercial timber value.
II" proposed 10 eliminate uu, only .At
contra oregon are,, but certain tracts IN
the Sinsla" national forest on the Yves,
: shop. of the Coast Range. 1t IN under
ftdud that other areas in various other
J forests If Oregon will he Withdrawn
/ wl,Un the next few months.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
EASTER DANCES AT ASHEVuLE.

AsHEvILir. y. g, April MANY people
returning from Florida will spend Ia ster
In Asheville. and preparations for ball
II, Grove Park Inn are under way The
Asnev!lle Country Club VII. also give n
dance during Easter week.
Two Duchesses have been playing gol.
OF the links of the Country Club this
week. This comes about through the
Duchess OF Manchester being the house
guest of the Duchess de Chauines at the
villa OF Mrs. Theodore +. Shonts in Grove
Park.
Mr.. ana Mrs. A. p. Gardner OF New
York are among the arrivals OF the week
az the Grove Park Inn. Mrs. Anthony
Shuttle Of New York has returned to the
Inn after two weeks In the East rejoin-
Ing her daughters, who are here for the
spring season.
Among other recent arrivals at the Inn
from New York are: Hamilton Kerr.
George Ahrens Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hotchkiss and Henry s. Pritche.t
Mr. and Mrs. George Lauder. Jr.. o.
P!ttsburg arrived in their private car on
Friday from Augusta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR TROUT.

CASApENsIs, Pr. April 1.-THE lat.
SHOWS and severe cola In the Pocono
Mountains this season are regarded hy
fishermen az sure signs of a big catch
when the trout season opens in Pennsyl-
vania on April IS. The expectation OF n
good season Is all the stronger because
oi the work done last October In stocking
the various streams around Canadensis
with brook trout.
Instead Of emptying into the streams
millions OF small fry. care was taken TO
place only we'll developed trout OF from
seven 10 twelve Inches In length. These
have done wei! during the winter and ar,
expected 10 prove active and gamy when
the season opens The hatchery men VIII
continue to distribute small Ash through
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-05
MULE TRAINS DIFFERENT NOW.
In These Days the Animals Ride
mud 10 Not Pull.

DEgAiB, ILL.,. April 1.-The term mule
train" has "a different Significance nova
days from what II used TO have.
decade or two ago 1t meant string OF
wagons or other vehicles drawn by the
long-eared animals. In many instances
II meant long strings OF the same kind
OF animals on whose backs great quanti-
ties OF a great variety OF freight was
packed. The army officers say that mules
carried the freight IN the Philippines long
before the freight could be transported
any other way.
But to-day &. mule train means long
string OF stock cars, every one OF which
IL loaded with mules destined for mar
ket whence they are Distributed to va
rious places In the United States.
Not long since Missouri railroad train
was found TO be- made up Of sixty
40 foot stock carr Every car was flled
with mules. There were 400 mules and