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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-10
SAMSON WILL BE
SHOWN TOMORROW
Great Biblical Feaufe at the Bi;ou
Theatre Greatest Feature :
Ever Shown Here = .r

The story of Samson Is the story
OF the strongest man who ever lived;
his name today is known to almost
every man. woman and child through
out the civilized world, and even TO
those who do not know his story his
name is synonym of strength. But
besides that the thrilling story of the
life of this man. to whom God gave
power and strength such ms no man
possessed. and who he gave c:trte
blanche. in righting his wrongs, is
the most spectacular. romantic and
tragic of any of the heroes of anti
guilty.
The film representation which the
Universal has evolved from the his
tory OF Samson, and told In six won
derful reels follows the account in the
Book Of Judges with startling accu-
racy. Nothing Is left out. Tie film
shows the anxiety of Samson's pa
rents for son, the prophesy of his
birth and tremendous strength so long
as he remains unshaven. Then the
camera skipa to the period OF his
young manhood. his courtsh.p or n
daughter of the Philistine and his be-
trothal. On the way to the marriage
ne Stays q lion. and upon returning to
the carcass sometime later he notices
that bees have begun to hive In It..
From this circumstance he propounds
riddle which the Philistines are un-
able to answer until they force Sam
sons wife to find out for them. Sam
son has promised thirty changes Of
raiment for the solution of the riddle
and he Is very angry. He caste off
his wife, sets fire to the fields, OF the
Fhilistines and killing thirty men OF
AskelOn he disdainfully pays his wag-
er to the Philistines. Then he retIres
to cave, whence he Is sought out by
nm army OF the Philistines who have
determined to Kill him at all costs
But Samson slays thousand Of them
with the inwbone OF s.n ass and puts
the rest to flight. Later they try to
imprison him in the city OF GAIA, but
he carries Off the gates OF the city.
Now Samson meets Delila:l who, at
the instigation of Sihon. the ruler OF
the Philistines. entices from him the
cSSA ~ VA VAC D. SASub OIL Ch6tu, SucdEH HlS
head and delivers him to the soldiers,
who put out his eyes and after heating
him almost to death. put him to work
in the grinding mill.
Some time later, the Phillstines. CIV
Ing feast In the Temple OF Dagon,
sent for the blind Samson to make
sport for them while they feasted. He
comes. led by small boy. In des-
paration at the humiliation put upon
him he asks the boy to lead him to
the pillars which support the temple.
Praying to the Lord to give him back
his strength this once. he leans upon
the pillars, and the roof OF the Great
Temple Of Dagon comes tumhling
down upon the multitude. "And those
which he slew at his. death were more
than all they which he killed during
his lifetime" &,yySs. III
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that there
will be meeting of the stockholders
or the Roper Printing Company nj tile
Office OF the Anderson Intelligencer.
10" department. IN the city of AMER
Sou. South Cn'"iinn. Ut eight O'clock a.
III Oh M,ndny. July 6. 1914. to con-
s'le! r.solut cn providing for the
Foundation of its affairs and OF consid-
ertng any other luriness IN connecti III
wi.h The interest Of the company hat
may hr brought lt.ore the meeting.
l. : GRAFTON, Preside II.
#. K. Roper, Secretary.
Anderson, s. c., June 2, 1914.
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n. McDUFFIE STREET

mary. for members OF congress OF
the United States. members Of the
Legislature OF this State, :;hcr-
III, Clerk, Judge OF Probate or
Other county officers. Mayor ana
Alder men OF any city. lntendcnt
and Warden OF any incorporated
town. officers OF the militia oi any
volunteer organizations Of tho
State or al any other election held
within this state any person
shall: by the payment. delivery
or promi:c OF money or. other mr.
ticie' OF value. procure another
vote for or against any. particular
candidate oEmcasurc the pnr:on SO
promising any pcrann so vot-
Ing, shall each be guilty Of IL mis-
demeanor. and upon conviction
thereof. shall for the first oTense,
be fined in any sum not less than
.'hc hundred dollars. and impris-
Onea Tor any period Of time not
tcfe tren one month nor more
than six months; and for the see
ond oifenae, shall be fined In any
sum not less ~thnn five hundred
dollars. nor .nOre than five thou
sand dollars. and imprisoned for
any period of lime not less than
three months nor more than
twelve months"
Section 361. OFFERING TO
PROCURE VOTERS BY BRIB-
ERY:--If at any election az In
Section 359 OF this Chapter, any
person shall offer or propose to
procure another. by the payment.ss
delivery or promise OF nancy. or
other article of value. to vote ior
or against any particular cundi-
date or measure. or shall offer or
propose. for the consideration
OF money OF other article of val
ue paid. delivered or promised.
to vote for or against any partic-
ular candidate or measure. such
person 80 Offering to procure or
vote shall be deemed guilty OF
n misdcmenaor, and upon cOnvic-
tion thereof. shnll be fined and I'M
prtsoned. at the discretion OF the
court" s,,ss
"section Observation-Disclosures
TO OBTAIN VOTES by BRIB-
ERf OR THREAT--At- or before
every politicalS primary held by
any political party. organization
or association. for. the purpose of
choosing candidates for Office.
or the election OF delegates to
conventions, In this State. any
person who shall. by threats or
any form OF intimidation, or by
the payment, deli cry. or promise
or money. or other article Of val
ue. procures or offer. promise or
endeavor to procure. another to
cote for or against any particu-
lar candidate in such election,
or who shnli, for such consifle-
ration, oher to so vote. shall he
guilty OF q miademeanor." -
section 356.s 81 DRINKING, z
WITHIN ONE MILE OF VOTING
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OIL Mill Ii
Ia Fine Fix.

OIL Mill lS
ln Fine Fix.
The Stockholders of the Peoples Oil
and Fertilizer Company met yesterday
ana heard reports. ETC., and went over
the records for the BUSINESS done dur
ing the last year. FolIowir < the con-
clusion Of the meeting one of the
stockholders said they found the af-
fairs of the institution in splendid
shape and were we'll pleased with the
way everything is being done. The
most important action taken yesterday
was the election of the directors and
officers, The following were selected
as directors: Levi N. Geer. j. Fulwer
Watson. Foster l.. Brown. B.. ]. Smith
Robert Moorehead. w. w. Leathers.
and Il. W.. Pruitt. Tie directors re-
elected the officers as follows: Levi
n. Geer, president; J. Fulwer Watson
vice president. and j. B. Farmer. sec
retary and treasurer.
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ANDERSON. 8. c.

PRECINCT UNLAWFUL-It shall
be unlawful hereafter for any
person to cell. bnrter or give
away or treat any voter to any
malt or Intoxicating liquor with
In one mile OF any voting pre-
cinct during any primary or any
other election day. under PEN
atty upon conviction thereof, OF
not more than one hundred dol
lars t$i00). nor moro than thir-
ty t3O) dnys Imprisonment with
labor"
Section 3G7 ABUSING VOT-
ERS ETC.--If any person shall at
any OF the elections I'm any city,
town, ward or polling precinct
threaten. mistreat. or abuse any
voter, with IL view to control or
intiinidate him from the free ex-
crcisc Of his right of suffrage.
such offender shall suffer fine and
Imprisonment at the discretion
of the court"
Section 3Go. ASSAULT, ETC.
ON ACCOUNT Or POLITICAL
Observation-Disclosures shall AZ
sault OF intimidate any citizen be-
cause OF political opinions or
the exercise OF political rights
ana privileges guaranteed to ev-
cry citizen OF the United States
by the Constitution and Laws
thereof. or by the Constitution
and Laws. OF the State. or, for
such reason. discharge such cit
izen from employment or occupa-
tion, or eject such citizen from
employment OF occupation, or
eject such citizen from rented
house or land or other proper
ty. such person shall be deemed
guilty OF misdemeanor. and, on
conviction thereof. be fined not
less than fifty nor more than one
thousand dollars, or be imprfson-
ed rot less than three months nor
moro than one year. or both, at .
the discretion OF the Court"
NOW THEREFORE,. l.. COLE l.,
]l.EASE. governor of the State Of
south Carolina. In order that Justice
nay be done and tho majesty OF tht
aw upheld. do hereby offer q rewal d
II ONE HUNDRED ($100.) DOLLARS
ASH for the first ten uO) convic.
ions OF any person or persons, who
hall he found guilty unaer said Laws
provided said TIA uE convictions
hall be had I'm ten (lO) different
OF said State.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, 1 have
ereunto set my hand and caused the
treat Seal of the State to be affixed
t Columbia. this first day Of June. "a
D.. one thousand nine hundred aud
ourtcen. and in the one hundred AMI
hirty-eighth year of the independence
I the United States of. America.
(Signed) COLE l.. RLEASE, !,
!. sgss. Governor.
R. NJ. McCOWN, n 5g.
= Secretary Of State. {
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Famous Driver
Here Yesterday.

One Of the country's hest known all.
tomobiie racers. Henderson by hame,
was In Anderson yesterday. for part
or the day. according to some of the
well known automobile people. Hen
derson drove in the Indianapolis
|, Speedway Races and later he drove in
the Worlds races at Savannah, Ga. He
has quite reputation all over the
country and he and hi., car are famous.
Mr.. Henderson was supposed to be
stopping at one of the local hotels
While he was in the city but enquiry.
at both places revealed that no such
name appeared on the register. It was
impossible to ascertain the purpose
OF his visit to Anderson.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-10
MlcE From The
Vicksburg Trip.

Porter A. Whalev. secretary OF the
Anderson chamber of colamnrce, and
Capt. William Laughiin returned yes
terday from Vicksburg. Miss. where
they went TO attend meeting. O! the
Southern Commercial Secretaries AS
ISOLATION. These gentlemen lad Ilan-
ned to 60 on to New Orleans from
\icksburg. via bout. but Capt I.aughiin
was called hack to Anderson hy news
OF Mrs. Bleckley's serious Illness. Sec
rotary Whaley delivered splendid ad-
dress before the sec-etar;cS while the
Eicksburg meeting was liz progress.
md he gave his hearers .OMa. valua-
bic information concerning the work.
:Ir Whalcv and Capt. I.aughlin said
.''.:"e rday that they enjoyed every par.
/ 80 trip sr'l particularly .he return,
~"ic'' was yi1ade via, Atlanta md Bir-
nrinsham.
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NOTICE.

Complaint having been filed in this
office regarding the speed ut which,
automobiles are being driven through
the Sandy Springs . village at 81
dangerous. location In the road. ]
herewith publish Section No. 60l and
602 Grim code 1912 Vol. II.
/ No person shall. operate q motor
vehicle on public highway at rate
of speed greater than is reasonable
Aand proper at the time hnd place,
Ehavtng regard to the traffic and use
Pf the highway and its condition or SO
,ks to endnnger the life, limb. or
property of any person, or in any
event at d. greater rate than fifteen
miles an hour. r.
See. COZ provides:
Upon approaching a crossing OF in
ter4ecting public highways or bridge
or p sharp curve, or a steep descent
and} also In traversing such crossing
bridge. curve. or descent II person
operating motor vehicle shall have
It unper control and operate 1t at the
rate Of speed not greater than six miles
an hotr. and In no event greater than
is renAonable, and proper having re-
gard tb the traffic then on such high
way and the safety OF the public.
Whoever shall violate the provis-
ions OF the above sections shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor and
upon conviction be fined not less than
Ten Dollars nor more than One Hun
dred Dollars or Imprisonment for
not more than bar thirty days; yA
.t5'ia,rE County Supervisor. /,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Executive Department
PROCLAMATION

PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS information has been
received at this Department that di-
vers persons. in various parts of the
State of South Carolina, are endeavor-
Ing to procure other persons to vote
for or against certain candidates in
the primary election. which is to be
held on the twenty-fitth day Of August
A. ID. one thousand nine hundred and
fourteen by the payment or the prom
ise OF money, or other articles OF va!
ue. by threats. mistreatment, abuse
and intimidation. in violation of the
Statute Lows OF the State of South
Carolina. In such case made md pro-
vided-as follows:
Code Of Laws Of South Carolina, 1912,
Vol. lli.
Section. 3G0 BRIBERY AT Ell
4 LECTIONS-this state. any person
hereafter held within this State,
whether general, special or pri-
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Last Day For
Being Enrolled.

Tonight ut q o'clock the club rolls
Tor the municipal election will be clos
cd and 1t will then be too late for any
additional voters to qualify Some
time ago 1t was announced that TIE
hooks were open in the various wards
and that the secretaries would receive
tie names OF the voters until q O'Clock
tonight and then the hooks would be
closed. Those voters failing u re-
n:cnibtr this fact before that hunr TO-
.1:S"t Will be debarred. from voting
/" The election watch is to take place
next Monday.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-10
Mercury Went
On 4 ,yOurnpy.

Anderson thermometers seemed to
have gone On journey yesterday.
They took long climb and did not
halt until after the hundred mark was
passed. 1t really did register, shortly
afternoon. shade over 100. People in
ali parts OF the city complained that 1t
was the hottest day of the season here,
and the dealers In electric fans report
ed that a rushing business was done.
The heat was doubly oppressive. on
account of the fact that II has been
such long time since rain visited
this section. There is little hope for
any relief coming within the next two
or three days.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-10
New Store To
BE Erected.

w. nj. Sherard yesterday announn-
cd That he would shortly begin thn
construction or store room OIL his;
property on Main street. adjoining the
kressi building. He let the contract
Tor the contract for the building, yes
terday to. J. L. Masters & Son and It
is said that the work on the building
will begin within the next tew days.
This portion of the city is building
up g remarkable rate and the proper
~ owners in that section will shortly
be proud of the streets appearance.
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College Students
Are Now Returning.

number of Anderson's students are
coming back home OIL every train now
and hardly an incoming train arrives
without a delegation of students be-
ing discharged. Among the Clemson
college boys to return to Anderson
Yesterday were Percy Crayton and
Charlie Webb and Rufus FAINT, Jr., re-
turned yesterday from the University
OF South Carolina at Columbia. It Is
expected that the remainder Of the
clemson boys will return 10 Andcr-
son today.
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Anderson Man
Gets Position.

Anderson county people will learn
with interest that Frank F. Brcylcs
or this city. graduated a few DAYS
ago from the College OF Charleston,
has been selected as teacher in the
high school at Columbia for the ncxt
session. Mr.. Broyles was elected
when A. c. Flora, recently chosen as
teacher was promoted to the posi-
ton of principal of the Logan school.
Mr. Broyles is an Anderson boy of
whom the county is proud. During
the last session at the Charleston cpl-
lege he won the essayists medal, Of
tered by the intercollegiate associa-
ton and later he won second place in
the State Oratorical meet, held ut
Rock Hill. He Is most intelligent
young man. all earnest student and
will make his mark.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-10
Spartanbnrg Man
Demonstrating Car.

Conway Thompson. OF Spartenburg
Is In the city for few days. demon
strating late model White" Mr..
Thompson Is well known, and popular
In Anderson. having visited this city a
number of times. while employed by
the Gibbes Machinery Company. The
new car now being demonstrated here,
Is being generously admired by the
people Of the city.
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Former Citizen
l. Is Soon To Wed.

+ "A number OF Anderson people have
received invitations from Mr.. and Mrs.
William jackson Stem to be present at
the marriage of their daughter. Lillian
take place on Thursday evening. Juno
rs. at $3.50 o'clock in the Baptist
church at Darlington. Mr.. McFall is
a brother of A. M. McFall in this city
and he also has several sisters here.
His mother resides in Anderson and
the groom will receive the felicitations
of many Anderson friends.
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" # y r. i; y u r. y s. y x* y y. y + y Il a y y *
ELECTRIC CITY SPARxLETS
Items of Inerese and Personal Mention Caught Over the
Wireless the Streets Of anderson
* r. r. r y * - * ~ ~ ~ ). x as
One Guilty And
One Acquitted.

Vhc EsNsIulttCNe
Magistrate Broadwcll hnd two cases
before him yesterday on charges ol
dealing in liquor. Fred Dawson was
charged with violating the liquor laws
and was adjudged guilty by th,' Mag
istrate. being bound over to await trial
at the next term of the Conr: Of Cen
eral Sessions. He was unable to give
bond and WAS sent to Jail. His CON-
Pcnion, Jerry Crisp, charged with,
trans porting, was given hearing and
was a.-Mitted. One other case waa
tried. IL. of John Harris, charge.
Win vioiai.7t & contract, and he was
found g i'll 20 sentenced IN oG
days on the count '..ingang.
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Piedmont Man
Has Moved Here.

Il is u dull day for Anderson that
fails TO bring a new family to town.
Almost every day sees some new ar
rival and the population Os Anderson
Is increasing at rate far more con-
siderable than the census experts In
Washington believe. N. sE. Cox OF
Piedmont has arrived In the city to
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Dentists Meet
At Chick Springs.

.--.---------- ~,
At Chick Springs.
A number of Andersonfs dentists
Will go to Chick Springs next week to
attend the meeting of South Caroli-
ma Dental Association. Which convcnes
or June II and will continue until
June 10. One OF the features of tho
association will he the clinic to be de-
livered by DR.. W. w. Chisholm of this
city on Porcelain" DR.. Chisholm de-
livered this clinic before the Southern
Dental Association. meeting last week
with the Geori;ia Dental Association
ct Atlanta. ard 1t made an impression
upon his fellow workers. IN all prob
ability there will be number of the
local dentists to attend AMI it III said
that the meeting will be interesting at
every session.
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accept position with the Anderson
Machine shops and has begun his new
duties Mr.. Cox is said to be Il .,pipn.
did mechanic and il Is believed thut h.
viii prove valuable to his new can 10y
ers.
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F0r New Sci,Ool
Np"r TDWnyille.

J. r. Feitcn, county superintendent
cF education, and E. c. McCants. a
"cmhc: of the county educational
.toard, yesterday went to a section of
Anacr'cn county lying between Town
vile end Tugalpo, for the purpose of
eons'dersnf the adyisahtlity. q: estab-
lishlng new school district in that
section Of the county,, It Is proposed
to make the new schoe; splendid
one In tho event thatit is formed and
patrons OF the new school will haye
erected n fire bu:lllns, rnI able teach.
trs will teSselectnd.bIf Is believed tIat
the idistrict will lik7!y; nc formed and
The new school established. ~
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Col 6'OWan
Became iii.

became III.
Anderson people will regret to learn
that Col. w. p. Cowan was overcome
by the heat yesterday while working
In Reeds Music House. and had to be
carried to his home. He suffered q
faihting spell and for a time 1t was
feared that he was seriously i'll but
last night it WAS said that he was con-
siderably improved Friends OF his
hope that he may be entirely recovered
within the next few days.
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Seed Sales

Seed Sales s,JgtAl s,s >..l
Running Up: tst if.a
Furman Smith. the Wholesale seeds
man. snys that busiheSs In "looking
up" with him. Notwithstanding, the
hot weather and the drought. He yes
tcrday treceiyed ans order from Sa-
vannah. Ca. for 1900 pounds OF hairy
yetch. and on Monday He shipped 400
bushels OF burr clover to Alabama.
Both these sales arc received
Both these sales are. records and Mr..
Smith is songratnlatihg himself ON be-
ing able to handlelthe shipments. The
vetch which was sen. to Savannah Will
be used by only. one man ,ne.uUarT Tnf
well known Georgia flriu, and lie
ts expecting his venture to- Yield him
Handsome returns as 1t VIII doubtless
do. $50 .j,5t ,i.l q, b !, 90
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DOUBLE SPRINGS ITEMS

o 5000 10000 O o o q
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-03-04
Our LAWS I~NAnEOrATr.

We want to say 10 convention orators
who strut and hrag uf or magnificent
system of c%orporaiion lass that are II
legged Ia help and protect the aericultur
al interests. that the farmers cannn use
corporation laws ia Transferring the hu>i
ness of farming and the protective fca
ture Of many Of these laws that are peri
odically hcraldcd aS saving the country.
have proved y boomerang to the farmer.
Take the anti trust law. That H. a lrai>
latiNc measure. sound npurpp>c. but iu
adequate ia anplicltiou. Perhaps it,
most sensational achievement was ~ cnl
~lectine 4 million dollar fine FROM the
Waters Pierce Oil company. That fine
paid ultimately IN the consumer. Was
wrung from the brow W The homeless
and landlc>S toilcr aud given a. rich prop
crty owners through ! reduction in tlX
rates The city man uses no nil AMI there
fore. paid no part If the time. The ten
ant farmer and the lahurri~ have uo
property AMI. therefore. received nn part
Of the disbursement
We I'LL give another instance. Thr pros
ccution of the >ocall,d harvester trust.
That was one 1T tn most inf NOUS iudi
cial hoax ever prrprtrItcd upon the prn
pie. If its action did NOT have the Sluc
tlon 81 The court ANT the golden seal ut
the great state il would r. 'udirrnu> I'm
erp farmer who ever bought = piece rf
farm machinery before amt another after
the harvester trust was haui~hHd from
the state knows that hr paid and i~ still
paving the price uf foll, for thu piece
of stupidity. The farmer has felt The iron
heel of trusts and ILLEGAL combinations
and believes that all industrial pirates
who conuivc To robe the farmer should hr
banishcd from the face ol The earth. but
a. do 81 viii require statutes that con
tain wisdom rs well 49, courage and jus
tice. n well a. revenge.
ManN III ! have been pat Dn The stat
ute book in the interest ~ th. farmer.
which. ia theory. are crmcmn liable but
in practice they enaW like macact. ;f
the heart of agriculture