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Wood fRaator,ad.

Woodwork which .ias. grown dull
with timet and ehei accumulation OF
dust may be restored by first cleaning
thoroughly with Kerosene on han.
mel cloth. says the Washington Her
aid. II should then be polished with
q mixture of.two parts OF turpentine
to one or iihseei oil. Apply tthfs With
a soft cloth and rub with flannel un.
til every trace of the liquid aeems to
have disappeared. Repeated applica.
tions and continued rubbing will give
q rich gloss to wood trim or mahog-
any furniture.
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LEGAL
NOTICES
NOTICE.

An Act to Regulate the operation of
traction engines OH or across public
bridges Of Anderson County:
Section 1. Operation OF traction en-
yines across public bridges in Ander-
son county, regulated. Be 1t enacted by
the General Assembly OF the State OF
South Carolina; that from and after
the passage of this act, any person,
firm or corporation. using or causing
to be used, any traction engine or en-
Gines, on or across the bridges on the
public highways in Anderson County.
shall in crossing any of the said
Bridges place upon the surface of said
bridge pieces of timber not less than
two inches thick and twelve inches
wide. on which said timbers the said
engines may pass and cross the said
bridges. ""ss
DAMAGES.
Section Amy person, firm or cor
poration who shall violate the provls-
Ions Of Section 1 of this act, shall be
liable to the said County, for all dam.
ages done to any bridge 9hereln.
The above act was passed at the
l9l4 SESSION of the General and Will
be strictly enforced.
j. Mack King.
County Supervisor Anderson County.
t. - 6-17-tf DIV
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RE- RE All llAlIl-.Mlg M OF SPORTS ST
NATIONAL

New York. June 13.-New York
eyened the series with Chicago today
by taking the fourth game. to 4.
Of five runs In the third inning. Ziin-
merman. OF Chicago. was suspended
for three days for his argument with
Umpire Rigler yesterday.
Score
Chicago :. :. 900 600 OLA 8 3
New York :. ..025 00l 0Ox---S s l
Pirce. label and Bresnahan, Hur-
grove; Demaree aud Mclean.
Boston. June 13.-Boston defeated
Pittsourg. to 3 today, thereby COM
pleting Il cleanup of the four games
OF the series.
Pittsburgh :. 1000 10 01O-3 6 o
Boston :. :. 1000 12O O1x-4 10 1
Councilman, Cooper and Gibson; Ty-
Ter and Gowdy
Brooklyn. June 13.-St. Louis took
the entire series from Brooklyn, walk
Ing away with tod;ly's game, 4 to o.
Score
ST. Louis . ). .00l 600 50O-6 ," o
Brooklyn :. :. 1000 600 O0O--O 8 s
Griner and Snyder: Atchison,
Schmutz and McCnrty.
Philadelphia. June 13.--PhiladeIphia
captured the series from Cincinnati by
winning today's game. which went
fifteen innings. S to 4. After two were
out In the fifteenth. Magee made. his
third double OF the contest Cravath
was purposely given pass and l.u-
derus ended the gamu- with single
which scored Magee.
Score
Gin .O21 O0OO 16O 900 0O-4 8 3
Phila 800 900 OI0 900 OOl-5 i'll
Benton, Douglass and Clark and
Gonzales Oeschger. Marshall, Alexan-
der and Killifer.
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FEDERAL i del; !.

AT Chicago-Baltimore rain
At st. Louis z; Buffalo a. First
game.
At ST. Louis 0. Buffalo 10. Second
game.
At Kansas City 10: Brooklyn 7,
First game
At Kansas City 2; Brooklyn /. Sec
ond game.
At indianapolis 8; Pittsburgh 4.
St Louis, June 13.-St Louis was
shut out ten to nothing in the second
game Of today's doubieheader with
Buffalo. though the locals won the
first game. z to 4.
Score: First Game
Buffalo :. :. :. 900 600 400L4 z 1
st. Louis :. ..-.142 600 00x-7 10 1
Anderson and Lavine; Groom and
Second Game Sore
Buffalo :. -. 600 0O3 O70-1O IA O
st. Louis :. .00e 900 000-0 G 3
Moran and Blair; Kuepper, Herbert
and Chapman.
Indianapolis. June 13.--Indianapolis
batted Camnitz hard and opportunity
and won from Pittsburg today to 4 .
Score
Pittsburg :. :. 600 OH OOO-4 z g
Indianapolis :. 100 03O 31x-8 13 1
Camnitz and Berry; Billiard. Mullin
and harden.
Kansas City, June 13-Kansas City
today took doubleheader from
BROOKLYN. KerwOrthy's hat won the
first game. He hit home run In the
third inning with one man on base
and in the eighth with the bases full
he sent the ball over the left field
fence. f.
Score First Game
Brooklyn :. :. 200 002 401-7, 8 /
Kansas City .003 001 '06x-1O 10 .
Houck, LaFitte, Seaton and Land,
Owens; Cullop.' Harris, Packard and
Easterly. A.f'
Brooklyn 49,. 1000 100 0oO-1 7 o
Kansas City ;. 600 100 10x-2 z ]
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70 Get aid Of Rso Ants.,.

s. Red ants can mike q house almost
uninhnbitab bic. e. One can get rid or
them hoNS SFaf, if1 T.. q knows how. TIE,
fifst hiilgs 70 do is to find the place
they como FRONT. e:. where their,
nest Il, tIf 1t be In nm accessible spot,
o little Kerosene win quickly stop tho
trouble, On the other hnnd If the
'nsst be In The issall Or under the Hocr,
find the heareit a accessible point, and
kill the insects otf aa they. appear.
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Plan Bio EnoInserIno Eea,.

In the Chilean Andes there 10 q lake
10000 feet up In the mountains. which,
10 prevented only by q granite wall a,
few feet thick from Devastating the.
valley below I'm orderx to- avert the.
disaster engineers are draining the,
~ater by d tunnel, and expect to sup;
ply electrical cdrrents ana light to 6iil
the valley cities, through the water
power which will be developed.
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AMERICAN
Cleveland, June 1.-Two errors by
Olson paved the way today for the
victory of Philadelphia over Cleveland,
10 to 8 Joe Jackson was out CT the
Cleveland lineup for the first time
this year. He /: said to have bad
knee.
Store
Cleveland -. .1O1 012 3OO-S 13 3
Philadelphia .llO 0lG lOO-1o 12 2
IIagarman. Jones and o'Neill;
Shawkey. Plank. Pennock and Lapp.
St.Loui s., juno 13-St. Louis fought
a hard,up-hill game and won today.
5 to 4. making 1t three games out OF
in the series with New York. In
the first inning Maisel injured his leg
In sliding across the home plate and
was relieved by Boone +
Score
New York ..3,o 600 ooo-4 6 2
st. Louis =. :. 600 II 3Ox-5 10 3
McHale. Caldwell and Nunamaker;
Mitchell, Weilman and Agnew, eLary
Detroit, June 13.-Five Detroit pit
chcrs failed to stop. Boston and the
Red Sox defeated the Tigers. to 6,
today Detroit knocked nedicnt oil.
Of Tie box In the fourth inning. Cobb
returned to game and made double
and n :.ineIc.
Score
Boston .... 200 0O2 202-S l
Detroit -. 900 $40 OO2-6 Is /
Bcdient. Collins and Carrigan; ca
vet. Main. Oauss. Reynolds, Hall and
SMfage. Mckee.
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NOTICE.

Complaint having been filed In this
office regarding the speed at which
automobiles are being driven through
the Sandy Springs village ht q
dangerous location In the road. ]
herewith publish Section No. 60l and
COZ Grim code 1912 Vol. III.
i No person shall operate q motor
vehicle on public highway at rate
OF speed greater than Is reasonable
and proper OF the time and place.
having regard to the traffic and use
OF tho highway and its condition or SO
as to .endanger the life, limb. or
property of any person, or In any
event at greater rate than flfteen
miles an hour.
Sec. COZ provides:
Upon approaching q crossing OF in
tersecting public highways or bridge
or a sharp curve. or q steep descent
and also in traversing such crosslng
bridge, curve. or descent person
operating a ainotoryvehiele shall have
II under control and operate It ut the
rate OF speed not greater than six miles
an hour. and In no event greater than
10 reasonable, and proper having re-
gard to the traffic then on such high
Nay and the safety OF the public.
{ Whoever shall violate the provis-
IONS of the above sections shall be
deemed guilty, or aEpisdemeanor and
tpon conviction he fined not less than
Ten Dollars nor more than One Hun
jdred Doliara or, Imprisonment for
Rot more tiiah thirty days! s.2,9 q +.
n n "a ,5.; y. MACK KING,
CcpntyS Super7isor.
M & 4
{ s srsoi Iipis Il; d iisss {
ef liz IS g'as
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-World,a .narkest Mo,i,nanf. Mi,i,

The darkest moment fis; said to be
3uet before dawn g,his <is snow dis
covered; not stolthes so. Tho darkest
;niomsnti relatively speaking :fs whan
the MONDAY snn shines. f,,Then it iie
that lisiiig tafags on the Nearth are
Blinded by the tiazaie or tho sun and
fail TO recognize The light that never
fails oGt Id space. &. 81, q q
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oueerest Word In canauaoe.

1S' SoH "0'U IN LdHAudH6s !.
Pocket-handkerchief Is the queerest
word in the Language. AT frat ittWas
kerchief tcouvre.ohef) "a covering for
the head; then 1t became hand dkerchiaf,
q covering for the head carried in the
hand. and at last pocket.handkerohief.
covering for the head held in the
hand and kept In the pocket.
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4 OLlTICAL
| ANNOUNCEMENTS

UndeP this head will be run short
announcements of candidates. The
afhtee for these are as follows: For
rllntyS cfffces In both daily and
3sen1i5W Weekly5 Till election $3.50; in
either clone, $500. cash In advance
Atficfl For city Offices: I'm daily
only; MByor. $500; aldermen $500.
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odd.LookInlaI. ehefk,a Eoo.

A sharks egg Is one OF tho oldest
looking things Imaginable. It Is I'm.
provided with shell, but the contents
are protected by a. thick. leathery
covering. almdst ,as elastic as india
rubber. The average ,size is q by ,.2sa
inches, and 1t is almost let black. ~
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AMERICAN

At Chicago Washingto~. rain
At Cleveland 8; Philadelphia 10.
AT st. Louis 5; New York 4.
At Detroit g; Boston s.
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North Carolina League

At Winston Salem 3; Greensboro 0.
At Raleigh g; Charlotte 6.
AT Asheville 6; rurham 8. First
game.
AT AshevilIe l; Durham ) Second
game.
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ately with the uhdern n.med.

ately with the underm: med.
Notice Is also given stha:: will on
June 30. 1918 Mt II O'Clock a. M. 5ap-
ply to the probate Judge of Anderson
county for n final settlement OF said
estate nnd discharge from my office
as executor. ti3;lgJ
- R.>R. KEAToN.
r, A. KEAToN,
ExeeutoQe. 6
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE

At Petersburg q; Roanoke 2.
AT Newport News O; Portsmouth
2. First game.)
AT Newport News g; Portsmouth
z. tSecoud ganel
At Norfolk II; Richmond O.
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.gs . ls, Johnson is hereby announced Is
Scaflsiidsta for Alderman from Ward
sub biactsto the rules OF the demo-
ScfEtie primary.
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IsSCRIBE FOR THE ANDERSON
30 A q iNTElLIGENCER THE BEST
~ sYS; NEWSPAPER IN SOUTH
ata lspGfNA. .S5 THE YEAR.
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H !: Godfrey is hereby announced
II candidate for Mayor. subject to the
Esiies Of the City Democratic Pri-
.slAry election.
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& hereby announce myself q cnndi-
~ stEobject ito the rules of the
Tor fe- election as alderman from
aotfAtfcs party.
Chas. F. Spearman.
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%. fillmore is hereby announced
Aadtdate for mayor, subject to
TtiiaB9 o2 the city democratic pri-
teAry election.
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South Atlal,ltic

At Augusta L; Columbia 8.
At Macon 2; Columbus 13.
At Charleston 3; Savannah 2.
AT Jacksonville 18; Albany 3.
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Jasper has received bids for tho
sale of $4,000 bonds To be sold for the
erecting OF q new &c ourt house and
Jail. - S, :
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81 Dr. W.T.. Ashmore Is hereby an
'stutinced sAs candidate for mayor,
;HnbjeEt to the rules of the city demo-
alt.tics primary election.
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Internal. .onal League
LEAGUE

At Memphis g.; Atlanta z.
AT Nashville 4; Chattanooga, z.
At Birmingham 3; New Orleans 0.
At Montgomery 49,, Mobile O.
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d. II Ballentine Is hereby ali.
sSoslnGea as a candidate for Alderman
SSr0fn yard /, subject to the rules OF
$40 city democratic primary election.
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ALDERMAN WARD TWO
Voters of Ward announce Walter
T3hbhina as a candidate for Alderman
fr0m that ward.
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! ssias III Acker is hereby announced
ftaa candidate for alderman of ward 3,
saab5egk 10 the rules of the city demo-
tie ! primary.
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IS Esl1s ALDERMAN WARD ONE
~ II. n. Jones is hereby announced
4 81. sHndif"'" for alderman from
sfseYArds subject TO the rules Of the
90 Democratic primary elections.
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Appalachian League

At Knoxille l. Morristown 9.
AT Middlesboro 8; Hartman 8.
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Roek hIi,Is, 'CJub.

.NVEa.. .NlHIS 7OAuUs IT,1Ic
The Rock Mills Democratic Club
will meet next Saturday afternoon.
June 20. at 4, O'clock at Williford's
Store. I.
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FOR MAYOR.

Hereby announce myself a candi-
,slase for Mayor OF Anderson, subject
IN the rules OF the Democratic pri-
lslpsf
sE G-g"f J. M. PAYNE.
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lEeonronio Epiaralr,,.

{, afnt a.3 ciara ton, even IL
= ~ ,eHsis ii
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hI.DERMAN WARD SIX

s Garter is hereby announced
~ candidate for reelection an alder
sirlasl Ward 6, subjec. the rules OF
aeMqc ATTIC pr'.nsry.
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4 Is ALDERMAN WARD FIVE
announce myself as a can
didRie ;fdrs alderman from ward 5, sub
sa9cf the rules of the democratic
sRrtmAeys BOB KING.
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Mot osa.hurII,oriat.3

Not ;tiumorist. - &
Hes an extraordinary fellow, you !,
Know he'd kill hia own father in ,oreor
to make good 5ose.. TheE thers'is
nothing to,worTy about; his father win !
die an old man. Ise Sourire.
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Rtiu Gntwi(4rn.
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globbiner 8. &ri0ansfD, Gin bod.
6etaater D}dnn puroe geitern auf
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Etnofeit genIacGt 0ic 4oli3ei batte
@liibesi6n Dor Spnd6juiti5 3u Idiiten
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IE Z ! 81 Nv. 0NHlT. " oNTIVTa
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reibt.
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SDitcriid6c Sceue i'm 9ir-
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
CLABBYW|NS
FROM MGOORTY
ON 4 FOUL
Indiana Fighter Holds Mid
d~leweight Championship At
ter Fluke in Australian
Battle.


sydney. \. $. W. July Jimmy
Clabby Of Hammond. Ind. won to-
night on a foul from Eddie McGoorty
Of Oshkosh. WIS, the title of worlds
middlcwcight champion.
Tire foul occurred In tho eighth
round. tn, battle WIS hard-fousht
from the beginning.
Clahby's work WAS regarded by the
crowd as "a remarkable exhibition.
Roth men fought furiGdsly and mixed
Il up continuously. McGoorty could
accomplish little. however, against
has adversary s superior skill lie
tried repeatedly Go land left hooks
bur each time was blocked. lie was
desperate when he committed the
foul.
Much Interest was shown IN the
fight and "a great GROVE attended.
The contest was scheduled 10 20
twenty rounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
BODIES CT FRANCIS
AND CONS0RT BURIED
(By Leased WIRE TO r4sen;ne Hcraid.l

Arstcttin. Austria, July i.-The
bodies of the assassinated Archdukc
Francis Ferdinand and his consOrt.
the Duchess OF Hohenbcrg. arrived
here today and were Inferred beneath
the castle chapel with simple core-
mony.
The funeral procession crossed She
Danube al P~oechlarn al dawn and
the cortege reached the end Of its
journey at 2 o'clock. The coflHs
were placed In the chapel OF Arstot-
tin castle, where priests and nuns
said prayers ~ the side OF the
catalogues Tor several hours.
Tw0o brains arrived from Vienna
with members Of the imperial fam
Ivy. After the final rites the cof-
fins were carried through lines Of
army veterans and firemen 10 the
family vaults. and were placed In
their final rosting place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-04
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