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The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
Frov, q Sto6 Correspowdewt

rFOW otON OVSSSSpSvs
GULFPORT. Miss. March 6.-li
Walter Pipp. recruit nrst baseman.
doesn't break into the Tigers pay roll
for q considerable spell this year. Il
will not be because he hasn't had
every opportunity In the world. 80
cording to his own admissioo.
Pipp believes that he has had -
nearly an ideal preparation for the
big league ~ any player could hops
for. Walter believes that . short
time In the majors just TO give
young fellow an idea Of what 10 -
Quired OF him, then = year or 20 u
the minors and another trial In the
majors 10 excellent.
Pipp was secured before he left col
lege for the Tigers. When brought q
Detroit from the Catholic university
at Washington. he was awed BY the
prospect Of the majors. He had IN
idea that the major league was some
thing superhuman, place In which
mistakes were never made and which
required miraculous work on the part
of the players at all times.
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common and he tried II ano tOuuu ~
god 40
Reynolds throws this splitter witn
both the overarm motion straight ous
from the shoulder % Comstock throws
his spitter. and also with the under
hand motion. Ross says that the IN
derhand motion u both easier tor MN
and more effective on the batter. J!
certainly d . peculiar delivery ana
ought TO be puxsltng.
Reynolds uses three or four PACK
ages OF gum every game he pitches
with this gum splitter. He doesn't use
tiny piece Of gum ON the bal! oul
he uses whole wad Of . stick OF
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
SPORTS OF - ALL KINDS - I'll
Ross REYNOLDS Uses Four Packages of Gum Every
Game He Pitches on That Peculiar SpitbaN OF rs

two. The gum fallB from the ball
~ Il leaves Rsynolds' hand - that
the box whom Ross n through pitch
ING, looks like stenographer's desk.
Ross has tried the slippery elm sple-
ter but he has never found Il salu.
able. He can control the gum spit
Ter. he Gays. but be can neither con-
troll the ball nor get good break
with slippsTy elm.
Reynolds has never used chewing
tobacco until this spring. He has
started 10 chew and he 10 going to
try tobacco In place OF gum. II be
finds the ~chawin" successful he VIII
discard the Wriglsys and use baccer'
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
From q 8tGf Correspondent

FROM Q SSoN C0frespo"oe"s'
GULFP0RT, Miss., March Ross
Reynolds. the right-hand pitcher De-
troit secured from the Topeka club
In the Western league, uses one OF
the rarities Of the games - hts stand
by In the pinches--the gum splitter.
Reynolds has been throwing II since
the middle Of the season OF 1911. but
he fell into II % naturally that he can.
not remember who gave him the nrst
tip on using Il. He believes that he
overheard someone talking about Its
effec tiveness In one of those hotel
lobby gossiping parties that are 30
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
BOARD OF STRATEGY CUT
BY LOSS OF DAN MURPHY

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March t.
Ira Thomas. veteran catcher. named
to succeed Danny Murphy - captain
OF the worlds champion Athletics. will
arrive here Sunday with the old-ttm-
ers, Manager Mack said today. The
release Of Murphy to the Baltimore
Orioles reduced the Athletic's board
LOT strategy o. three MACK Thomas
and Harry Davis.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
YACHTSMEN PLANNING
FOR BIG 1914 REGATTA

TOLEDO. o.. March 7.-Represen'
tatives OF 20 yacht clubs OF the !. L.
Y. A. met at the Toledo Yacht CLUB
today to select time and place tor
the 1914 regatta.
Commodore w. r. Huntington. OF
the Put,in-Bay Yacht club. was pres
emit to make strong bid for the races
A banquet will take place after the
meeting.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
FIRST REAL GAME
ON CARD TODAY
Jennings VIII Divide Squad In
to Two Teams For Contest
This Afternoon
FROM Q Staf CorrespoMdent.

GULFPORT, Miss. March THE
first actual game OF the training sea-
SON will be played today when Man
ager Jennings will divide his squad
into two teams for . full nine-iuning
contest. No announcement a. to the
lineup Of the two teams has been
made ~ yet. but 1t Is believed that
a many men as possible Will be USED
on each side.
Fine weather enabled the players
to get the lrst outdoor batting and
sliding practice yesterday afternoon
williams, Reynolds and Hall lobDed
them up to the batters.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
SUTTON AND HOPPE TO Y
PLAY OFF TIE TONIGHT

CHICAGO. March 7.-Ceorge Sutton.
Of Chicago, former champion. and VIII
lie Hoppe. worlds champion. who are
tied for hrst place In the billiard tour
nament here by reason OF sutton .
victory over Yamada. the japanese
cneist, last night, viii play on the tie
tonight In the fnal contest Of the
series. sutton won from Yamada.
500 to 361.
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White Sox recruit. was expressed ~
members OF Comiskey's squad here To-
day. following Russell's poor showing
against the San Francisco Seals yes
terday. The Seals battered Russell
for two runs at the start and pounded
him for eight hits In fvs innings. q
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
BELIEVE .REB" Russell
WAS .OVERWORKED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March t.
Fear that too much work In the clos
ing weeks Of the 1913 season 100
much OF the pep ont Of "Reb" RUSSELL
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40 cubic yards OF excavation.
50 lineal feet OF nsw curpstone
(straight). -
(1-l0'-R. Medina) circles furnished by
contractor.
1888 square yards Of cedar on con-
10 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
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Anoo0Uun9De E0vAn0v0o.
1875 cubic yards Of excavation.
1.sss.:7 lineal feet Of curbstone
s;1si.ss :assr. yards cedar on con-
4s.os cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
los cubic yards OF excavation;
Is nnsai Feet 81 new cur"s'o"e
sS.is iineai feet OF new curbstone.
In OAR. Msdfna) circles furnished
1sS.ss square yards Of cedar ON con-
Al cubic yards Of concrete under
ssis inssi feet Of retaining stone,
IS iinsai fest Of retaining plank.
SHERMAN STREET (Ravins)
Assessnent Eseanatea.
sss cubic yards Of excavation.
sss lined feet Of curbstons tnsw9.
l:sis.s4 .ao.r. yards cedar on CON.
sssl cuSic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb.
CITY Estssna6es.
20 cubic YARDS OF sxcsvst i.s,ni,-.o,.
in DER. Medina) circles furnish by
~ ssis saaart yards Of cedar on con-
"a cubic yards Of concrete under
and behind curb.
Ss linsai feet OF retaining stone. old
Medina curb may be used:
MAXWELL AVENUE (PAving)
Asssssnent mstAnnntss.
isssss suoi iins sirdi Zee. q cSrSs.on.
'ns s.s22S.s ssri .sssr. yard. q cedar on
concrete paving.
5i.57 cubic yards Of concrete under
and behind curb.
241 cubic yards Of excavation.
f7s:1o linsai feet OF new curDstons
$50 "t square yards 81 esdar on con-
soc cubic yards Of concrets under
isc iincSi feet Of retaining plank.
VIRGINIA PARK
Assessnsns Eslinates.
ss.cs7.c dS'i iisssi al feet 81 Of curSstons
ss+.i4 iinSsi feet Of curbstone new
:si:e g. HsdI .m s 'r.,.. T. ,a MsSirs
~ $3.50 square yards Of reinforced
concrete CThomas systemJ paving.
1918 cubic Yards OF concrete UNDER
~ CITY Gse1uatea.
3e0 cubic yards Of excavation.
10s. lIneal feet OF new curestone
ess ssssla IIinesl feet Of new cursstone
iu $3.50, n Medina; 2-15. r. Medina),
cifcies Furnished by contractor.
Nv Seg.o5 square yards of reinforced
concrete tThomas systeml pavlng.
it.ss cubic yards concrets under and
'' iss'ss iinsal feet Of rss..n.nr stone.
old Medina curb may be used.
CAS0nAIM AvIMUE
Assssuosus 0st1a.afss,
fssS. cubic yards OF excavation.
a7sO15 lInesi feet OF curDssons
S"soiS.so square yards reinforced con-
crete (Thomas Systeml paving.
S4.37 cubic yards OF concrete under
and behind curb. ,t.tIIt4 M
Coey Gse1snatss.
1870 cubic yards Of excavation.
-. nnsai feet Of new curbstone
59.SS ilneai feet OF new curbstone.
IN (s-4, r: Medina) circles Furnished
sSl.5S square yards Of reinforced
concrete (Thomas Syptom) paving.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
Drock W. eeeeher.

CLEVELAND, o.. March Phil
Brock. local lightweight. began train
Ing to-day for his scheduled bout WITH
While BescheT. OF Gotham. on March
IL. ct Akron. o.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
CENTRAL DEFEATED
BY LARGE SCORE
Eastern Has Little Trouble in
Getting on Long End of
% to 10 Score

Central high basketeers showed an
almost unprecedented reversal OF
form last night. and Eastern had little
trouble In walking OF with the long
end of % to 10 score.
Outplaying their opponents from the
start. the Eastern men were almost
never In danger. the first half ending
with score Of IL to 8 In their favor.
Stewart, usually cool head al
shooting fouls, was badly on form
and threw like wild man. Ireland
had little trouble In besting him IN
this and other departments OF the
game.
Hendrian failed to show In the
place formerly occupied by Lewis, and
was removed. Lewis also failed Ia
deliver, and another substitution was
made.
The result of the game serves ia
complicate the city title question
each team having won one and lost
one. Another contest will probably
be necessary TO decide the champion
ship. The summary:
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DEPT. or PusLIc WORKS
Detroit. Mich, March 7. 1914.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING
STREET !.

the office OF the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit. Mieh.. until Friday,
March IS, 1914. ut 10 o'clock .. M,
standard time, at which time ana place
the labor and material and paving.
etc. the streets named below. within
the limits mentioned In the City OF
Detroit. with the styles Of psvemenS
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sea cubic yards Of concrete undes
and behind curb.
sO7. lineal feet OF retaining stone:
old Medina Curb may be uee6e ~
Note--Bidders Will submit proposals
for Portland cement concrete only.
for the completion OF the above paw
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TO the speciGcations for cedar. adopted
January 20, 1914; rsin6orced concrete a ,Ss
estimates OF the city Ensinesr as
above, and the charter and ordinances
OF the City of Detroit.
y.rd apd Fer ~ "T price per iinssl
foot Of curling. price per square yaro
for paving or concreting, and price per
lineal foot for retaining plank or
IBID Bid. Win only be received for the
entire OF the work or material for any
street or section OF street. ~ per
quantities stated In the est,mSses ana IN.
lowest on aggregatiny the above de-
tails. regardless OF any error OF exten.
sions or footings made by bidders.
closed 10 separate envelope. = certified
check payable to- the order OF the Pc
partment Of Public Works OF the city
Of Detroit ~ follows: .so
Fischer avenue. .-.............. eov
Glynn Court. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eVv
Crane avenue. ................. c3v
sherman street. ....-............ Sv0
MAXWELL avenue. .s....s.s...... syy
Virginia avenue. ..E............. Loo
Which sum viii be forfeited to the
CITY OF Detroit In case the bidder fails
firmation BY the Common Council with.
In I'VE days after the acceptance OF
his tender by the Department OF PUB
The bidder whose tender 10 accepted
viii be required to furnish with his
contract an approved surety company
bond TO the City Of Detroit In the full
amount Of the contract price for the
work conditioned on the full and faith
full performance Of his part Of the con-
tract.
The contract shall be paid In bonds
for first paving, or the proceeds there.
OF II such bonds are purchased by the
Sinking Fund Commissioners. accord
ing to law.
No bids will be accepted from any
person or irm who il In arrears or de-
fault TO the City Of Detroit.
specifications In detail for the above
work may be had on application TO the
secretary.
The Department OF Public Works Ok.
pressly reserves the right TO reject any
GEORGE H. FENKEII.
ASA Commissioners.
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CITY OF DETROIT OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER
Detroit, Feb. 81, 1914
Notice II hereby given to all persons
interested that there have been n1od
In this office the following named as
sessm ent rolls:
FOR PAVING STREETS AND

Roll No. 1s7g For grading and paw
Ing alley No. x5A being the alley In
block between Monroe avenue and Ma
comb street. from the east line 0l
Beauoien street to the west line " 50.
Roii No. 1877. For grading and nav.
Ing Chippewa avenue from the north
curb line Of Noffat street TO the south
line Of 0rattot avenue
Roll No. 1874. Fer grading and paw
ine Nexyell avenue. from the north
line q oretiet avenue 20 the south
Rcli 80; 1919; ros srad!ng ana paw:
S .,s oS a In. 81 svsass g the
Roll No. 1854! For eral1ng and paw
lag 81 Joseph street trea the east
line Of xussSll street to the west sfns
" Roll 10: 1881. r~r GRADING ana pey.
InE Msrl e s,ess = t svsnss IRE. shs
ne Tsl iss0 ss G ssssiss IA ,av
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07

] the office OF the Department OF Public
Works, Detroit. Mith.. until Friday,
, s:ssn II lime I. Which TIM: and place
they will be opened, for furnishing All
| the labor and material and paving.
the limits mentioned in the City OF
Detroit. with the styles OF psvemenS
stated.
With Cedar
FISCHER AVENUE (Paving)
From the north cngb Of Foreet ave-
nue.. 2s feet wide. with cedar block On
concrete foundation and berea: me-
kdlna or any other curbstone that may
he bid upon and ordered.
CIYNN COURT (Paving)
From the west curb Of Third ave-
nue. to the east line OF Hamilton pon-
isvsrd e feet nae, w,. nd ef ssrea Me-
Sc bid upon and ordered.
CRANE AVENUE (Paying)
From the north curb line of Chaplin
avenue to the south line Of 0retiot
l avenue, 80 feet wide. with CEDAR block
ON concrete foundation and Bsre.. No
dina or any other curostone tnat may
be bid upon and ordered
SHERMAN STREET (PAving)
From the east line Of Jos. Campau
| Ia the west line OF Mcpougan avenue,
I e feet wide. with cedar block on con-
crete foundation and Berea, Modina
or any other curbstone that may be
| bid upon and ordered.
MAXWELL AVENUE (Pavins)
From the south curb line OF Md :
bury avenue 70 the north line OF kei-
logg street. "a feet vide. with ce9sr
80 Medf0a or any other curbot0uo
that may be bid upon and ordered.
Reinforced Concrete (Payins)
VIRGINIA PARK
From the west curb line Of !Iamtl::
ton boulevard 70 the east curo % .ins fe 81
wide. roadway rs feet Wide reM.
| forced concrete (Thornas system) an0
| Berea, Medina or any other curostone
CAsGRAIN AVENUE
From the north line OF Fort street
| Ia the south curb line OF Army eves
nue., 2e feet vida. reinforced ccncrete
| (Thomas ~ :. emil and Berea, Medina or
Any other curbstone that may be bid
'P To,lowins are the estimates in de-
above paving Jobs:
FISCHER AVENUE (Paving)
Ns~>sssnent Estsnatea.
4yl1 cubic yards OF excavation.
sAs4.ss linsai feet Of curostone
'nss 'sss.s S'' saasre yards cedar on con-
173.(e cubic Yards OF concrete IN
der and behind ctfrh-N
C1ty EhtlmateN.
900 cubic yards Of excavation.
sss:s! lineai feet OF new curbstone
sS.i5 iineaI feet OF new curbstone.
IN ll-I-R Medina) circles furnished
ssi.ss square yards Of cedsr on con-
'f is.sd cubic yards Of copcfste under
and behind curb.
9s1s lineal feet OF retaining stone.
L old Medina curb may be used.
234 'limsl feet Of retainins plank.
GLYNN COURT (raving)
Aaepso0ene Esa1gnaoee.
1850 cubic yards Of excavation.
i.se4.ss llnssI feet Of curbstons
s.sii,is square yards Of cedar on
SSST cubic Yards Of concrete under
And behind curb. q X ~
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CAsGRAIN AVENUE

From the north line OF Fort street
Ia the south curb line Of Army ave-
nue., 2e feet wide. reinforced concrets
(Thomas sy SEMI and Berea, Medina ci
any other curbstone that may 10 VIZ
upon and ordered.
FOLLOWING are the estimates In de-
fail for the work TO be- done on the
above paving Jobs: t
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
FISCHER AVENUE (Pavins)
0LYNN C0uAT (Havingl

1850 cubic yards Of sScevstion.
f.s34.se lineaI feet Of curbseons
'" s.s9i, q ssysrs ysrds Of cedar on
SsS cubic Yards Of concrete under
And behind curb. q
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07

From the west curb line Of Iiaml.
ton boulevard to the east curb line o.
Wilson avenue. roadways ~ rset
vide roadway rs feet wide, rein--
forced concrete (Thomas system) and
I3erea, Medina or any other curostone
that may be bid upon and ordered.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
EASTERN.

score. frst half-Eastern. IL; Central.
3. Field goals--Stewart. Whitemarsh
2, West 1, Cruise J. ireland. Ohlmacher:
Fouls Stewart. In IA, Ireland )
In 10. Fouls committed--Hendria
Whttmarsh &. sullivan. Monroe 3: New
all, West 4. Kross, Ohlmacher 2. Cruise
4, Cartwright 2. Referee--Huebner.
Umptre--Dean. Halves--20 minutes.
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
WAxWTIL AVTWUE (Paving)

From the south curb lire OF Md
bury avenue 70 the north line OF kei.
block on concrete foundation and Be-
rea. Medina or any other curbstone
that may be bid upon and ordered.
Reinforced Concrete (payingl
The Detroit times., 1914-03-07
CRANE AvENUE (Paving)


"a the west line OF Mcpougall avenue
Is feet wide, with cedar block on con
crete foundation and Berea, Medin'
or any other curbstone that may D.
bid upon and ordered.
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With Cedar
FTeCHEn AVENUE (Paving)

From the north cuTb OF FOToot Ave-
nue. 20 the south line Of 0ratiot ave-
nue.. &c feet wide. with cedar block On
concrete foundation and bsrea. Me-
>dlna or any other curbstone That may
be bid upon and ordered.
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with the Bolton Mercantile Cotnpah
LOT some time, has retlfrnedto to her DO.
sffoR there The company Is glad ID
nave MISS Vaughan back with them
SBalb 'El.r, e
:. MISS leila Terry, milliner for the
BetttA Mercantile Company, who has
o9eTt In baltimore and New York for
seT4e time selecting millinery for the
String trade, returned to her home
W9dnesday. ,a,<s -
WaK. Hudgens- OF Pelzer, was seen
on taa streets of BeIt6n. Sunday.
JtFaNee eetlehg6f the Beiton Msrcan-
tile Company, has purchased O hand-
some lot from ". r. Mattison, on
BfoWh Avenue, and will erect a beau
ufht homo on 1t this summer.
The following traveiing people were
registered at the Hotel Geer yester-
Pdag:s- a o. sH.,s Braekley, Spartanburg:
p. II Blake. Green wood; e. L. Spens
Ger, Detroit; w. W Dodson, GreeuvilIe.
~. b 1psES, GreaavilIe: MIR. and MIRA
z. II. 'Clinkscales, Macon; B. C. Herrojl
~ ostens Va Bruce Crasher, Southern
Railway; p H. Calvin, Clemson Col.
legst.lW w. w. Levy, Clemson Colleget
Us. Gqrle, PennsYlysnia;, d. e. God
6old, MACON; Miss Virginia Turner.
Richmond; Gse,L, Strouse, COLUMBUS:
Ohio; J. w. Slater, South Carolina:
( tWtsAsl i9slers Raltimore; C. C. Camnl
bell. Columbia: II: Ii. Laurie, Raiti-
t0Ofe. AfSx ~ = 3d.
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~
Eelton, March 4.-Dr. d. L. McDon-
AID OF WiIliamston was among those
day.
Flrank Brezeaie,S formerly of Bolton,
put now of Temple, Texas, who has
been spending sometime here with rel
atives. returned Sunday.
Miss Kate Scott eacher In the Bal
ton High School, spent the weekend
with her parents at Meksine.
~. b. Rabb. of Gray Court, arrived
in tow asterday and accepted a mo-
sltion the G,ts. & A. Music COM.
pany. = !
w. K. Vaughan of GreenvilIe who has
been sick for sometime in town. is
able to be out again and has moved
TO Williamson.
MISSES Ressie Werts and Allie. Ma
jor of the MayHeld section. spent Sun
Day near town, Guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
i c. Mckenzie. ~
&c. @. Vaughan of Belton, went to
Grcenville Sunday on business.
ben Berry of Greenviiie, was one
Of those in town Saturday. $50
Miss Wsennie Mcdonald of Shady
Grove, was in town Sunday, the guest
Of Miss Emma Vaughan.
Miss Emma Vaughan who has been
teaching at Shady Grove, has returned
to her homo in Bolton. her schoot be-
Ing out: Miss Vaughan who has been
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lyaaFl nlfha.s az L. fssltf 1sE-Sss a., -
nee. -, q
me luItlg CO liliiiIs men on 4he news
papers OF the coiDtry iEfa oct 4 pofl :.
les OF fun elst, q; yicesI rLeas Mar
Stail l.s nsyt ke eils the, di astioh.
.specialls haiti part ( 81 di,F
! the daily, of wires lshands
lllelr own ~ sIssss ts.ti -. IS
a large MIN 81, ,9f co - d, fson
al parts or Texas have cote forward
with statenis sl0wia : Z :
Villa Of the A1es. lcaI safslfa $
9iiie % the ,cI = f'SfS5s i5tsrs-
sonnl acQnaiH wi ts6 re.lal
lender ana SIS : ahaI Is 3 and
nah Indian "a ~ " n
The Spantsl setior e 1. be
completed nex sain,iay q Ia he sslae-
ton Of sens eFs ifeRft S1a ssli I,ar-
ilaInent, prom hrlS S chang
ea The sod lare ks ipidly
~ spain as n Col IS isis
Welding to qof Ibf the
party 70 "a De PED priv
lteL5es tFi IS . pepal 81
uncie tlll eonsiiis
sllonlss aa Iaetf i s-sSairn
conntfies IS Il onr
rseprese1i ss e for-
eieIa tt,-- ase To- cxDlaih
more q aeEs, ciIsf lil asi habits
10 ne1 abfpa a BET siing will
lie.S aDd lslre sest
sliysisk y ST & IS
dlifgsed alnong the 9enps<R g9s the
world. :. &. !, 8 & 3 =
James ~ !. Afg0le, pf s. lEa.
tFtqo domorralle eand 1lfe for COWS
Pafnqg of y Jtat, hiss ailEouared bIz
eelll III u i. s. Seup ~ oi a
Eiee@ Sst1ots iieports Iiaf - dem
cessAse ana pfeersssiys .ssosid nRite
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I 0rdeFs- { aken for Fine EnglylrIaly,Iiilng /
IN G Z II s 3 y q g l'll.lll. "a


sSss sdsAE hf. PsIzsE N ~ II 7s,ss
N altp1lort Of MayIe arc strengthens
ed by his staitenent announcing mis-
candidacy. , te,,,.,s, 81; -,
President orcste Samora revolution
istt who, has just taken charge of the
Hay Zen goveEnmenE.ih has been Fecog-
nized hy the United States He has
been prominent in the, .affaiFs Of. the
country for seVFral years and served
All min lister. of war I'M ia1 81,
,iT ThiFteenS boroughs, along the east
ern edge OF BERGEN county, III. u, Stave
formed a combination to fight the
trusts whose prices III as declared! 4Sfa
50 onRressiHe diat many. small fifisls
are being put out of business
Do The state of New. York With 'ondS !
teillth Of the nepitl tinis The sJSitsed
States, hes one-quRr rser: tpf tie ,tot.sf
ipde ebte edness of the 4S states. The, net
debt sof New sissa te. Gfei,s s
peT eapit9 ps against three cents per
eaptta n Iaga and four cents flar caps
basin Greg :: Y. u !. !.
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Q o 0 .a. 70. o ! CO

f'FN '7'1- - - ~ - ~
), Barnes. March 9.-Ws Frank MCGEE
of Iva, has bought Q tract of land here
from T b. Mapldih. This is a part oI
the; plantation formerly owned by
Capt. J. T. Barnes.
"A marriage of. yipuch interest here
was that Of Miss, Dora Kelly and Mr.
Jim Maulii4 at the home OF the OFF,
ciating minister. Rev, r.! c.. Martin, :
Miss Mary Herr0n Y1o has, charge
of the SAVANNAH school spent the wnei,
ends githt her sister. Miss Josie Her
ron.
I Misses, sallie and Rose, s,"' Foster Of
GreenviiIe are visiting their brothers
at the home of Mr.. John WiIes..
Miss Effie Campbell, OF Anderson
recently visited her sister. MRS. d. e
MIST Kate Hutchinson of i.ow,ndess.. i.,r s.
VILE was here Saturday and SUNDAY
with Miss Jessie Heron.
MIR. Love Brown, and little son. ,Peta
of; 4incolnton,, Ca, are here with her
parents and other relatives.
Miss Bessie GarwiIe spent the week
end with her parents, of zarIine.
Miss Lima ,Mclfaa hons is !. at McCor,
mick ending awhile with herfsister
Mrs FurInan Beown. 4.
Bey. +. .. Heron delivered a. splen.
DID sermon here last Sunday. Mr.
Heron was pastor here about 12
years agQs and tho whole CONGREGATION
was glad TO have him with them again
I Ins g9Ito1 seeQ separator which. was
mentioned last week has arrived and
is now in operation with splendid sue.
cess, q measure of seed nassinp
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4 Tiia F0ffF Year TEST.

An article must haYe exceptional
merit tos .surSEyes perioa OF forty
years. Ghkmbef "a Cough Remedv.
was first offered To- tie. p}iiSlic iis iS5Ss
From o small llegilnig IL has cTos vi vi
IN. favor and pHi6lriutN until .ft Iias
ohtaIned % world III 81 rg1sit alton. Yop
VIII flikd not hing Set tei. foF ,a COT il
or cold, Try 1t. and yoiS wifi undeTz
stand ftgligs II IS q faforffe after "a ne
rlod qE smibte than forty years. II n65t.
QUIZ jgEKeS relic cures. For sa Ia
ey!syails lt6l s. J, - tAdY,l
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-10
A gaTasd IInahana.

Roanoke. March AL agleral court
here today q Jury awardsd to Mrs.
Lotlall L.s'L llesais, adm assix. .
NStttaSt tt'f. PAoJuvp in ouIe, 1T0Sff55 -
by her against the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad for the death of her hlls-
band who was 4Kqiea iEs wreck at
Cleveland, Russell county Va, June
q, 1913. The Jury #a .onfs two
hours. ..acu Mrs g tlsspla sued for .ssass