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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-21
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over the
Wireless Che Streets Of Anderson
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No Celebration
For ATbor Day. -...
Yesterday was "Arbor Day" and
was observed all over the country as
such, especially with the schools, but
70 celebration Of any kind marked
the day In Anderson County. This
event is never Of any considerable I'm
partance in this section Of the coun-
try.
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Firemen Hnd
Merry Time.

Members OF the Anderson FIRE de-
partment and few invited guests
had a splendid, time last evening
when CHIEF jackson aIi Driver Ieef
both OF the, fire department, enter
tained at q ''possum'' dinner. The
event began at $50 o'clock and last
cd until we'll In the evening and num-
erous impromptu speeches were de-
livered. The event was one or the
most ENJOYABLE, that the firemen have
ever attempted.
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Grain Party
At T0wnville.

Gfoln karty
At T0wnville.
The grain department travelling
over the State from The department
of Agriculture. spent Thursday night
in Anderson and got an early start
for Townville Friday morning. Be-
cause CT the fact that Townville peo-
pie did no. know at what hour to ex-
pect the party there was no large
crowd gathered for the meeting and
therefore no addresses were deliver
ed. Prof. w. H. Barton OF Clemson
college spoke for d few minutes to
the school children and then the
party went On to Westminster, 1t is
believed that the visit Of the party
here will have y good influence.
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One Case Before
The Magistrate.

Magistrate Broadwell. had an "off
day" yesterday and plenty of time to
figure up additional schemes for
catching the law-breakers. lie had
only orc case before him yesterday
that being Roy Watson, negro, who
got into fight on the carnival
grounds in North Anderson Thurs
day night. He was adjudged guilty
and the magistrate sentenced him to
pay fine or $40 or to serve 80 days
On the gang. The negro paid.
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Best Price
Havon Nanf,

Best Price,
Seven Cents.
A few bales less cotton were mar
keted on the Anderson market yes
terday than has been the case for the
past few weeks. During the day the
best price offered by local buyers
was Z cents per pound and a majori-
~ of the cotton sold here during the
day sold for 61-4 and 61-2 cents per
Mound. This was because o. quantity
nf the cotton did not grade up as hig,'
as the top OF the market demanded.
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GRAIN PARTY
VISITS SENECA
No Meeting Was Held ON Account
Of Not Being Announced IN
Time.


SENECA, Nov. 20.-The State party
Of grain promoters stopped for q
while N Sneca today. The party con-
sists, Of Hon. 2. J. Watson, A G.
Smith, and l.. L. Hoffman, of Column
bia, Prof. w. H. Bartca OF Clemson
College, and j. C. Stratton OF Chiea-
60. Mr.. Stratton 10 the grain elevator
man. The party left Anderson this
morning. and came here by way of
Townville and Westminster. They ar
rived here about one o'clock and took
dinner at tne Oconee Inn. No meet
ing was held here because OF fail
ure to get II announced in time. They
left here for Easley and expected to
spend tonight in Gfeenyiile. The party
ie travelling In large six cylinder
Mitchell automobile. and aro making
the trip in fine order. Or. e. A. Hines,
the sectetary. OF the South Carolina
Medical Association, and Of the State
Board Of Health, 10 in Charleston at
tending the dedicatory exercises of
the new State medical college build
ing. -
The ninth annual meeting OF the
Fourth District. Medical Association
will he held in the Masonic hall at
this place next Tuesday. The meeting
VIII pe callea az lo:S0, ana dinnefe
VII % seryea at tue ocohee nun kron
20 p, m.
The otiicers OF the association are ;
Or, J. G. Sanders. Anderson. Presi-
dent; DR., f. ". Carpenter. Greenville'
ytSe president; DE-. a. d. CuGd. secre-
lazy ana treasurer. 'Fhe foioWing is
the program: !,
Address Oh welcome, Mayor oil
seneca.
ADDRESS OF welcome Dr. II.
JOINS. president cconee County
Adedfcai Association. IS
Response--s Dr.: J, 9. Sanders, pres
iaen. atn. District Medicai Associa-
ton, ANDERSON. g,ts
! The Stomach. and its EXeEencies--
f n (. 4. fN nlat, Gamnhaaia f.,
a case or Esphagospy-- w. J. Kei-
ier spartanburg. y.
subject tlnanacanced~- T. w. Car-
= ssssf>sli ~ iar; tiT7ss.F.
the blood Count T, r. W. Wilson.
Groenville.
canas B. B. steely. spartanburg.
Il Subject Unannounced-- Geo. 7. Ty-
Ter, GreenYtlte. %
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LEGAL
NOTICES
Delinquent Road Tax Notice.

DeIIHquent KOnd. Tax EN0tIco. 2
All dinlenquent road tax collectors
are provided with an official receipt
book with numbes, and stub numbes
attached. Pay no money to collectors
unless you get the official receipt as
above provided or. -
~ * j. MACK KING, ..
u County Supervisor.
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No Service Sunday.

Notice hes been ISSUED by raw.
Father Edward A. Duff to the effect
ttat there will be no services at st.
Joseph's Catholic church on Sunday,
November %.
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Larger Mains
Saved Big Loss.

Discussing yesterday the narrow
escape his lumber plant had Thurs
day night when a nearby house
caught on fire, w. L. Brissey of the
he was very appreciative of the
splendid work done by the fire,~de-
partment. Mr.. Brissey says that he
Is convinced, beyond a reasonable
doubt. that his lumber plant would
have been damaged at least 600
had 1t not been for the fact that q
few months ago new water mains
were laid on Earle street and the de-
partment therefore had six inch
mains instead of four inch mains. to
connect with. Mr.. Brissey says that
this is about the only way his plant
was ever saved.
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. fGSR.5 5RENT

EasEs RENO house on West
Franklin Et Electric, Light. wateF
an III e6f, yeafsnees, Rates Reaaoa-
Tsowt,fs tge Ils2o-stp:
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Classified Columns
Want Advertising Rates

words less One Time
S1 f'Hle#sS1Vvt 4, II III y AZ
advertisement
word Hates bn 1900 aords oppl
NO
appears directory you telephone
giant I'D 32 bill glb
prompt payment - 5-; ~
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Managers Can't
Get Money Yet.

Get Money Yet.
/, One of the Federal election mana-
gers Cor Anderson County yesterday
told reporter for The Intelligencer
that he had been well-nigh pestered
20 death durirfg the last few days by
managers wanting pay for their SER
vices during the recent election. The
commissioner said that he had re-
ceived no funds as yet with which to
ray the managers and that the verv
minute he does get the money he viii
nnhlieh the fact Meanwhile it viii
he we'll for the managers to- take
things easy and not bother <he COM
missioners to death about the matter.
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Public Helping
SalYafian ArEM,

+ Ensign Belcher' OF the local post of
the Salvation Army said yesterday
that the people Of the city have re-.
sponded very, literally TO. his, request
far gifts OF clothing, food, etc. to be
used in providing Christmas for the
moor people of the city. but the en-
sign says thar still further contribu-
lions viii be necessary 10 al, the peo-
nle Of ske city are to be looked az
ter. f's;aaruns paepis sEe dropping 8
their mites into the boxes provided
and the poor people In Anderson will
he properly looked after this year
evenI if 1t is "war times"
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TkATEDF6a sot.Fead our two
M1ekes haEsaiti. sale on; rage five
ef thtg ;Esns SoistheRa Public Utsl-
~ tiles Co: dtf
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FROM NOVEMBER 1sr no NOV
EMBER 30TH, WALLACE WILL
GIVE REDUCED RATES ON PHO
TOGRAPHS TO AVOID CHRISTMAS
RuSH. STUDIO 2 DOORS BELOW
BEE HIVE
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WAMTS.

WAITE 10 pebble . know that
%e haye inst Fecsivsd . large ship-
ans a N6 siISss aud can supply
aSsir y1sts ia thia line. Anderson
iAtSliis ESef. Soe Department. 4
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yelsllTEfl sFikhts energetic boy for
= eAfriefs Tncgs salary and, commits.
ltn.f Ar1iy 20 The Intelligencer of
b nee. i!. ...... u
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rhair Cars Have
Z Reen HtNred Ayyay.

|. No more this year will Anderson
reopIe ride out OF the CITY on thu pa
1atisl chair cars on the Piedmont ami
Northern line. Some tinne ago off,
nfals OF the company announced that
t'sey wnnid he forced to discontinue
.he chair car service. because OF lack
~ patronage and silis stap was tskFs'
yesterday. The cars were taken to
N%reenyille and there stored and from
now on ell passengers will have to
-ida alike 4 number of people will
"egret to le;s-n OF this change. since
he chair car service enabled many
~ them TO. make more pleasant jour
neys than win now be the case.
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SILK AND COTT6dN. OTTd
Editor smoak of The Ii1taIligencer

Editor Smoak of The IntsIligencer
says;
.sroo much money spent ON so-
called silk hosiery" aiys q man
- who knows. For once We are In
nocelt. The pure stuff for us---
three pairs for Q Quayter that IS
~ when we have the quarter.
Another tmere man 2 king oe.
forsi large cofigregaai0fis Of w.dnen
recently. said that cottoa estieiings
Afe one-third the price, oe etkS onee,
and would last three tinieB as long,
Ana fhernfnraAs enkfnrnl eff1elrfnn nz Eriea
worth nine times siB much Is siii.
The men can tell that sort OF thine
to tize marines; no woman is gcing. to
-Srd &C II s - ssss : - ties:
ts best with her.-N NeWhss ~ 0lA6rsss.
- y
Z F0ley's Honey ana Tar Cainreuna
for CrosII,s Il.
Group bGalss you. qfie LOAD hoares
orcaipy couch. choking afsd a gaspSns Ton
br-3si - }1hprou ,bfeathink, cali Tor I'M.
fnsdisse relief The Sery fifst feses oi
FoIay's Horsy ma Tar Con np0und Viii
i1aster the Group 1t cuts the thiek
nasteuHs clears away the fslilegIn and
sfjens up and eases sha nsr paaaaees,
Hafcie Rerg Mass. tlieh sskltas
.'sfe give Eoies'a HSray eslsi TxSs 10
our chiidren for croub A3d 1t always
acts quiclkls Every uH8f - q friena
Evans Pharfnacys 8
q y0n can Eef TIA tseSsz tSn,lk ia .s.eS;
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F0lay's IRoney ana IYar CaiarsuI.i

& yoh can set the neWs While iss ueS
to the AlorniHu Daily, z1tei iisnanSeRs
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EClR sAl n

FQR eALE-+TIighest strains Barred
Plymouth Rocks. 10 Puliets; $1.00,
IS, C6clsefls $i.25 to. $2.o0 each.
Efcnxe TAfkeys ut reasonable
. pficeb. ,. &c. afribbling. Pendletotn.
Q. c.--a1-ls-efr
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ron SALl--Early jersey wakefield
and cheyle leatons Wakefield Cabbage
plahtd. =. Il. Fant, Phone 853. b;
u-1o-St, bk Ess,i sJlifaA
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TAN1EIt Al L kinda Of Junk. cast
iron. rags. cans, rubber. brass cop
pef, zinc ard lead. Bring. to Sam
Disnef; corner y. Whitner and MAN.
ming and reecive cash. 11-17-stps
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Wi kMevicaa5
/. Here az Yet.

+ Hero. as Yet. &x5S
sAndsrson bankers said yesterday
that sof far al could be seerGl the
opening. OF the Regional Reserve
Flank Ia Richnnond,a Va. has had no
sfEect5 or local banking conditions
A maj t9Pity of the And deysonE bankers
seenlS 3D. think however that some de-
yelplsseats viii be evident In . day
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SEE w d, the Monument nan
FOR anyshfNG iiS the monumental
2 line, F6fnbAf stones tdf all kinda. w.
Al. Todd tyOg Gnuth i. Main street,
Audefadiss sitsEslfiio. e
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People Interested :, Z -. =. .
J In the yhYegilgnti0Iis

. IH INC JHYeHtINIlIi0Hs, :.
L Anderson people learned yesterday
with considefable interest that D
hearing js to be held III the city OF
Greenwood on November 80 relative
TO the complaint brought by the Mer-
rhRnts Association OF Greenwood
Esea.pst the Southern Railroad. The
association contends that Green
woods freight rate Is too high and
q decision in the case win be awaited
with interest because Of the fact tlias
ntiser towns and cities In this aection
will probably take the same actiC %,
provided tbs city OF Greenwood
should bs successful In this case.
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Woay.

U1nys ,irsLea III q.
+ Nanyi q, houssheider aroas yesfer-
lay morning and adiscogf5. 90 with
dissuet tisat hia water ,sipes had
frozen duFfaB tIsay sIiIlsnt anu fahHy
~ Ssam burst yesteftAys morning.
Fignihers all over tho city dEs d good
business and most ef them are ysfils
1ng f4rr the very cold weather 10 con-
tiaae fs loRg as brkiness holds Mr
sn,esaId way
20 Find Txoahle.
{ One nhcnld stop and deliberate be-
fare oae giyes q mersgage ON progis
erkF he never posseazsd. Az n result
of not having deliberated on tits
aueatian. John Scott d negro. IL Ill
kha Andersen County jail. sentt
ltasss A: inpstga9e TO 81 local hank on
& mule ana when tho bank, tried Is
lSsf on tisA mule tasy found Thai
Ethe kstlpeI did nor belong TO the me-
~. Md IS - ~ :, "a - - X Z
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!. NOTICE ara now prepared 20 do
your gfSnsiing oEsaH kinds OF feed
stutf--sctl EtQtt stalks corn stnikn;
slnale = = .sgatsss.t $40. fsSSscA cog,
: per CIV t STRIFE ~ daali Anderson
Mattress and SbFinE Bed Co. e
The enterprise., 1914-11-19
ALLIES ARE AFTER HORSES
Montana Secured for Mounts for War.
ring European Troopers.

Montana horses are in great demand
for the allied troops and have adj
vanced in value by leaps and bounds
in all parts of the Treasure state. In
the Beaverhead section. near Dillon.
English buyers have paid as much as
SIS head for animals that We're con-
sidered only fair range horses. A firm
at Deer Lodge has signed contract
with the French buyers for the early
delivery of 5000 Montana horses. The
order is the largest ever placed at one
time in Montana. One owner in south
ern Montana has agreed to round UP
qurements of the French inspectors
now in the state.
The enterprise., 1914-11-19
Official Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day
of November A. y. 1914 the Town Council OF
the Town of Malta Valley County. State of
Montana, passed certain resolution of in
tention to create Special Sewer Improvement
District Number seventh for the purpose Of
making the following improvements in said
district to wit; T0 construct an eight inch
lateral seweron Cosner Street between First
Avenue and Fourth Avenue, together with
man-holes, flush tanks and other necessary
accessories.
The estimated cost Of eonstructin ing said i'm
provements is Two Thousand seventy Dol
Iars tYa07O.O0} Tor The entire district. which
costs and expenses are To be assessed by
special assessment against the property EN-
braced III the said Special Sewer Improve
ment District and the cost thereof shan be
assessed against the entire district each lot
or parcel OF land within the said dist riot
TO be assessed for that part of the whole cost
which its area bears tn the area of the entire
district, exclusive OF streets, alleys and pu b.
Tic places.
Said special assessment shall be paid neieht
go annual installmcnts extending over a per.
iod of eight S) years.
That said Resolution of intention is humber
26, and is on file IL the office of the Town Clerk
of the Town of Malta, Valley County, State OF
Montana, to which fora description OF bound
aries of said district reference is hereby
made.
That the Town Council of the Town of NAL
ia, ValleyCounty, State of Montana, will be
seven O'Clock y. m at the office of Tressler &
kirton in said town, at which time and place
the Town Council will hear objections to the
final adoption ofsaid resolution and at which
time and place any person or persons who
are the owners. on agents of owners, of any
lot or parcel OF land in said Improvement
district, who shall within fifteen days after
the publication of this notice have delivered
to the Town Clerk of the Town of Malta,
protest in writing against the proposed worl
or against the creation of said Special Sewer
Improvement district, or both. shall have tn,
right to appear at said meeting, either j,
person,or by counsel. and show cause, If any
there be. why the improvements proposed /,
be made, should not be made or why salt
special improvement district should not b,
created
BY order of the Town Council of the Towl
OF Malta Valley County State of Montana.
(SEAL) AII.IN &. ARNoT Town Clerk.
Date of first publication, November l2. 1914
The enterprise., 1914-11-19
WILLIAM sstFIEL y

WILLIAM StPIELI
who gives Cando Towner county. North
Dakota, Us his post office address. ald on
oct 81 1874, tile in this Office his duly cor
roborated application to contest and secure
the cancellation OF your Homestead entry
Serial No. oso5a0 made May 18th. 1913 for
81, W. NW4, Section 49, Township % NJ, Il.
20 e., Montana Meridian. and as grounds
tor his contest ne alleges that said Charles
tana, on or about the 10th day of December
1913, That between the date of said entry
and the date of the death of said cntryman
more than six months had elapsed that dur
ing said time the said entryman did not es-
tablish his residence upon said land nor
made any improvements thereon. That
since the date of the death of said efltryman
no heirs or legal representatives have made
any improvements upon or cultivated any
part of said land. That if said deceased
entryman has any heirs they are unknown
to this atfiant and after due and diligent
inquiry he is unable 10 find any such heirs.
You are. therefore, further notified that
the said allegations will be taken by this
Office as having been confessed by you, and
your said entry will be Cancelled Hereunder
without your further right to be heard there.
in. either before this office or on appeal, it
you fail to file in this office within twenty
days after the FOURTH publican of this no
tice, as shown below. your answer. under
oath. specifically meeting and responding to
these allegations of contest. or ii you fail
within that time to file in this office due proof
that you have served copy OF your answer
on the said contestant either in person or by
registered mail. Ii this service is made by
the delivery of a copy OF your answer to the
contestant in person. proof OF such service
must be either the said contestants. written
acknowledgements of his receipt OF the copy,
showing the date of it's receipt, or the aff1dav-
| it of the person by whom the delivery was
made, stating when and where the copy was
delivered; if made by registered mail, proof
of such service must consist of the affidavit
of the person by whom the copy was mailed
! stating when and the post office to which it
| was mailed. and this aftidavit must be aC-
The enterprise., 1914-11-19
LAND FILINGS ARE PILING UP
Six Thousand Homesteaders Settle on
Montana Claims.

Montana Claims.
Over 5000 homesteaders settled on
land in Valley county since the begin
ming of the year, according to reports
which have been issued from the
Glasgow land Office.
The exact number of filings up to
Nov. is 6,667. Two-thirds OF the
filings are upon 320-acre tracts and
only about $50 filings are upon Fort
Peck Indian reservation land opened
year ago.
With two-thirds of the filings on
32O.acre tracts and the remainder on
100 acre tracts the total land which
has passed from the government to
homesteaders the last ten months is
nearly 100000 acres. Most of the
land is held by bona tide farmers who
are already putting it under the pillow
and who expect to make permanent
homes here.
The enterprise., 1914-11-19
Notice To Contractors.

Sealed bids will be received by the Town
State of Montana, up to two e. o'clock p NJ.
on the 3Oth day of November, 1914 for the
construction of a. ten inch lateral sewer on
Front Street from Sixth Avenue to Seventh h
Avenue: also for the construction of man
hole on Seventh Avenue in the Town of Malta,
Valley County, State of Montana. according
office of the Town Clerk of the Town of Malta,
Vaney County, State of Montana. ana Ill the
office of the Gerharz-Jaqueth Engineering
Company at Malta Montana.
All bids must be accompanied by certi-
fled check of ten (l0) per cent of the amount
bid
The Town Council reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order of the Town Council OF the Town
of Malta, Valley County. State of Montana.
ALLIN q. ARNOT
(SEAL) Town Clerk,
Date of first publication. November l2th, 1914.
The enterprise., 1914-11-19
Official Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day
OF November. No, 81, A; D. 1914, the Town Council
OF Montana. passed a certain resolution of
intention to create Special Water Improve
ment District Number Three (3) for the pur-
pose OF making the following improvements
in said district. to-wit:
TO construct q six inch water main on Park
Street from Fifth Avenue to Seventh Ave
nue. in the Town of Malta. Valley County
State of Montana. together with hydrants,
gate valves plugs and appuretenances
The estimated cost of constructing said i'm
provements is One Thousand Six Hundred
Ten Dollars C$l6looo) for the entire district,
winch costs and expenses are to be assessed
by special assessment against the property
embraced in the said Special Water Improve
ment District and the cost thereof shall be
assessed against the entire district. each lot
or parcel OF land within said district to be
assessed tor that part ofthe whole cost which
| its area bears to the area of the entire dis
trlCt. exclusive OF streets alleys and public
places.
| said special assessment shall be paid in
eight ts) annual installments, extending over
| a period of eight years.
| That said Resolution of Intention is No. 27.
| and is on file in the office of the Town Clerk
of the Town of Malta, Valley County. State
| OF Montana, to which for a description of
the boundaries of said district, reference
| is hereby made.
That the Town Council of the Town of Nal.
| ia. valley County, State of Montana, will he
in session on the sth day of December, 1914
at seven p. M. at the office Of trressler &
n ~" III sa'u 70" Ill a. Wllcu tllllt ana place
| the Town Council Will hear objections to the
final adoption of said resolution and at
which time and place any person or persons
VINO are the owners or agents of owners OF
any lot or parcel of land in said improve
ment district, who shall, within Is days af,el
| the publication of this notice. have deliver
ed to the Town Clerk of the Town of Malta
a protest i'll writing against the proposed
| work or against the creation of said Speca
| water Improvement District. or both, shal
nave the right to appear at said meeting
either IN person or by counsel and SHOW
| cause it any there be. why the improvements