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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
ELECTION RETURNS AT L.
THE POPULAR THEATER

Through an arrangement with the
Star-Bulletin the Popular theater will
give election returns tomorrow night
in conjunction with the superior NOV
ing picture bill that is being offered
for the current week. = 49,.
The Port CT Doom" or THE Dope
Field, a fine expose of the drug evil,
is proving a popular picture. Laura
Sawyer, in. the role of Kate Kirby,
the great woman detective, is proving
prime favorite in Honolulu and her
work in this picture is equal to any.
thing she has done here. not excepting
Chelsea 1850" David Garrick," In
Producing pair of England's favorite
comedians, is an added attraction that
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

announcement of sentence on Kim
Soon Gun, the Korean who entered. a.
plea OF guilty two weeks ago to
burglary charge, has been continued
to Saturday. September 10, by Circuit
Judge Ashford. That date being a.
territorial holiday the sentence prob
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

ably will be still further continued.
Postponement of the formality was
made pending the discussion of the
ccnstitutionality of the indeterminate
sentence act by amici curiae. which
took place in Judge Ashf9rd's court
this morning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

fred Magoon appeared in federal court
this morning to show cause why be
should not be removed as trustee. At
the request Of p. L. Weaver, attor-
ney for Mr.. Mhgoon, the matter was
continued until Friday morning. Sep.
TENDER Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
CONE TO THE
SEASIDE DANCE
To MORRO v

You are invited to come and enjoy
yourself in pleasant company at the.
Saturday evening dance at the Seaside.
Hotel. Your friends expect you.-Adv..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

In the matter of Mary Atcherley. a
voluntary bankrupt, Attorney J.. AL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

is making for the greater popularity
Of "Blair's Greater Photo-plays."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
BRUsH FIRES NUMEROUS
ALONG TIE CNLON pAss

The frequency Of brush fires along
the Santa Fc right uf way through
Caion pass on the coast lines durius
last summer has resulted In prcpat
ations " the company 10 clear the
ground along the double track be-
tween Cajon and summit, e distance
Of six miles. Men were assembled
yesterday for the work ana strip
100 feet wide ON each side of the
tracks ON both lines Will be- cleared OF
lam vegetation in the attempt 90 pre-
vent recurrence of the fire trouble
of last year.
The work viii be- done In addition
on All stretches ot track where the
brush extends up Co dangerous proN-
unity ana by this corporation with
the government the work Of protect
ing tho watershed OF the pass end
hendwaters of the Lytle creek viii be
greatly furthcrcd.
Last summer the canyon was swept
by nnmos every few days, ana IL was
only on account of the vigilance or
the forest ranger ana section men uf
the railroad that much damage WAS
prevented. sparks from the locomo-
tives ana cigar or cigarette stubs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

gave reliable Information along th.a
line from his own experience. Ills
herd of ABOUT thirty dairy COWS not
only supplies his milk customers Win
milk ANA cream bat butter as welt
Tor which be finds ready sale. rhe
skim milk feeds hls hogs chickens.
calves ana horses
HugEestinu by John Becker
which proved attractive to Nh. FAR
reil, was That literature ana IntOt-
nation concerning farming n this
section ouEht Co be- sent out in the
spanish language for the bcuout ut
the Sp1nish-Amcrieans aud viii mo-
doubt Doe acted upon by that officer
through hiH department Mr. Beck
cr's suggestion not only Included the
rui'ruad bulletins regarding farming,
but also tho government bulletins and
those issued by the Agricultural coli
lCge ~ the state.
The meeting proved interesting to
both the officials and our people, and
mo- doubt viii show beneficial results.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
SANTA ~ MIN PLEASED
WITH SOUTHERN NNIII.X

El paso. Jan officials of the
Santa Fc railway, who yesterday
made an automobile trip of 100 miles
In the agricultural territory north 81
~ Paso wore able 20 collect valuable
Information regarding present condi-
tons and prospects for future dcNei-
upmcnt
we found that the farmers gem
orally are progressive, in touch with
modern methods, and therefore Sue
,ossful" said e.. g.. Damn of Chicago,
the santa Fe's industrial commits
sioner. New people are coming IN
an The time, and ! predict rapid
increase in population when the wa
ter from the Elephant Butte dam ~
ready for use. Great progress doubt
less viii bo made In the development
ot the resources of this agricultural
section in the rcXt ave years.
Mr.. Dana suid that many farmers
had expressed the hope That some
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
ROSWELL TAKES OVER
HANDSOME CITY PARK

Roswell, =. NJ, Jan S.--Thc RIOS.
wen Commercial club has endorsed
ana the city council has agreed "a
the proposition of the Brown-Nlckcrs
Land company "a turn over twenty
acres Of the Haynes Dream" prop
orty 20 the city with all rs Improve
mcnts. ms a city park which viii De
one Of the finest In the southwest
The Improvements include swim
ming pool, bath house water fan
bridges merry -go-round, boats. and
so forth and the site 10 ideal for e
city park. Many beautiful municipal
improvements in connection with this
park are contemplated.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
ANNUAL BANQUET OF
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
OF SILVER CIT Z

Silver Citt N a.. Jan. o-The an
uual banquet OF the silver City Chan-
Der OF commerce viii take place in
the Elks' club ON saturday evening,
January 10Th This b. the big get to-
gethcr gathering to start the 1914 pun
for bigger nhd better silver city
Tho arrangements arc 10 the hands
of strong committee with Wayne
Wilson 40 lts hcsd. This means mat
the affair viii Boz right up Co tnc min
utc in every particular. with duil care
banishcd us far as Dcwiu-. IL not
farther Tickets viii be- ON sale for
% limited period, So an aro advised
Co buy early aud avoid disnppoint-
mcnt
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
RAILROAD NEWS.
Valencia County Lend FlOwlng With
Milk and Honey, Discovery Made by
Santa Fe Officials on Visit There

tirey new stunt Tho Bslcn Ncws
nyF in nlTt oi co., meeting
various phases of thc difficulties
of ,hc farmer la this part of the ,ai-
ley were discussed. one idea cm-
phnsizcd Wus 90, aot that the loss 90
half the usual syop of alfalfa the past
year might have been avoided had
tho mhnaEcrs of the various bitches
taken umc bog the furoiock and pro-
rldod wols end pumps for supplying
Che bitches with water when the
river failed 90 furnish tht supply. ID
WINS further shown that the cost OF
installation would have moro than
been paid by the loss sustained by
the farmers Through the lack nf wa
Ter during the past season aud the
pumps and wells would have been
ready for tnother drought when IL
should appear
Mr Damn told Of the condensed
milk factory which hus recently been
established at Lamar. colo. m which
his department had played no small
part such AN institution b. bless
ing 90 tho farmer In many ways. not
only serving as an outlet for his
pfoduet nt fair prices. hat bringing
Boz monthly pay check, rather than
compel the farmer 90 wait ul the
end Of the season tu dispose of his
crop. And further That fnch pay
checks continue the year around. and
do not ceaau durns tho winter
months His questions we're tu draw
out iho facts regarding mo CROWNS
Of alfalfa and feed crops in This VIZ
ciniiy and the keeping ol dairy hcrdH
Mr Campbell uf The Pioneer dniry,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
CI.OUDCROIT ELECTRIC LINE
AZ AIN I6BOAIINC TT

Roswell, n. NJ Jan. a.--Not only
the building of th, railroad from Tur-
rance 20 Roswell looks encouraging
hut the building ~ the Cloudcroft-
Artosin Hope Roswell electric line
looks rather favorable, according 90
CLARK Dilley aud sam =. Toms who
mutorcd down ca Artesla yesterday.
They learned that the Hnpe-Artesia
right OF way has been definitely de-
cidcd upon, the old roadhed TO be
given 90 the road. This has been
holding up the matter, 30 the pro-
moters claimed.
The promoter and capitalists Will
be- Ia Arfesin the tenth oi this month,
ana with Artosin citizens will go over
the proposed hnc from ArtcsiR 90
Cloudcruft. and thence TO ~ Paso,
They VIII return md SOME time next
week be in Rosv "a 10 pat up their
plan in more tlnsiblo and definite
form 20 the local citizens.
Messrs Dillcy and Toms state that
Artesia IS enthuslastic over the eiec-
trio road. and think lis coming sure.
Toms and puicy are also rather en-
thusiaatic. Much property IL ls said
has hecn transferred nenr ana In Arr
tesla the Hast few lays on the strength
of the road coming.
u will be- RENE mhered that the proc
meters and capitalists were in Ros-
we'll last fan and gave assurance hat
n they could gel The capital to help
Thorn la the middle west aud east that
the road would he built Roswell
promised them right of way
through the whole OF Chaves county
The promoters tate that they have
the finance and Everything Is now
ready 90 begin work, ns soon a. fow
minor details are worked out
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
DANA AND PARTY ARE
PLEASED WITH VALLEY
Cloudoroft-A a-RosN ell
Electric Line Looking Up;
Big Fruit Business Starts
Over Santa Fe.

That Valencia county so fnr aH thc
ut, Gr,uo. vailov !. concerned. b. u
land actually 1owing With milk aud
honey wis the discovery made by ma.
dustrat Commissioner g. g. pnul oi
the SANTA ne railroad and party on
their recent Visit to Beleu in tho
course of their tour ot the valley
Tho growing ~ honcy so to speak.
was an mportRnt subject of discus
Ean az thU meeting held 10y lhe Santa
Fc men and farmers ana citlsena ai
nclen. BE- being found that honey Be-
shipped out uf the county hy the
carload and that thr dWrring indus
Try has progressed fo tar that skim
milk is fcd 90 calves. hogs horHc'
ano chlckons Tho feeding of milk
to horses especially attracted the at.
tontion of tho visitors. oeing 900 en-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
GRANT COUNTY MEDICAL
SOCIETY ELECTS OFFICERS

Dr william McLake was elected
president OF the Grant County Modi-
cal Society az the regular meeting
held Friday evening al Fort Baynrd.
The other Officers for the ensuing
term are: Dr. Earl s Bullock vice.
president. pr. ] -. I.oowy secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

ana tr'asusor pr GcurEc * Angle.
censor, Drs Hyda ana BURNS. dcle-
gates tu thc HlHtc society. pr Logan.
alternate Lieut. scott of Fort nay-
ara read 70 paper ON "MolUru' which
showed vide knowledge Of the sub
ioDi ana wnu fhe most favorable com-
mont from thosc present
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
LAS VEGAS TO PUSH
$40 IDEA N Comfy


VEGAS Commercial club viii cooper
ate with the farmers ln the so-csilcd
dry farming districts Of San Mig
ucl county especially In tho country
Immediately tributary To- las Vegas.
In Installing silua tu demonstrate the
value % this device iu modern stock
farming. The work of building the
silos viii start Immediately
Present at t meeting which decided
on the matter, were the most proml-
ucnt men OF the city. who are inter
estcd In the future of the mesa ns an
agricultural asset 20 las VEGAS. Those
farmers who attended are among the
most progressive on the mcso, and be-
lic,o IN the future of the lands thcrc.
The machinery that viii be- used in
connection with the Eilos WIS ordered
Immediately after the meeting. thus
assuring the success of the movement.
Tho lumber that Is To- be- used iu the
construction work will be- ordered
soon, and the actual construction VIII
start within Few weeks.
The silos are % be constructed ON
the farms of four or Ave farmers. u.s.
beginner and probably the move
ment will spread to additional farms
soon after They will be Quilt ~ lum-
bier. The proposition is cling financed
hy the farmers with the cooperation
of the business men of Las Vegas.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

The little chap WAS PLAYING store"
Along with other boys
And as they romped around tho noor
Thry made iot ct n0iuc.
Keen that store quiet mother said
Tho little hap was Wise
"Au right" quoth he. "wc'n JUST pre-
tend
That We dout adyeriise'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

over the outlook for business In haul
ing oranges east over the line this
season. and there has just h' gun
what promises 90 DE one OF the heaV-
lest California citrus movements on
record 'fhe sun Betnardino sun has
the following optimistic item:
Reefers full OF fruit are making
fine music over the joints OF the loop
line these nights and the whistles of
the engines hauling the golden
spheres to this city are music To- the
ears OF the growers who q year ago
were facing the luss of the entire
crop on account at the heavy frosts
of January 8. Z ana s.
The annual rush following tho holi-
day lull has started and now trains
of from ATTY 10 sixty ears are passing
over the Hill nightly. The eastern
markets are aid 90 be showing signs
OF improving ana indications are tina,
there will be big demand for the
fruit In the next week.
In the last three nights total ot
about $50 cars have been shipped
Saturday night there were a. cars.
the biggest movement since the close
OF the December shipping. Monday
night there were g. eats and last
night about sixty We're shipped. q b.
estimated by the railroad men that
the 100 mark viii Zoe reached next
Saturday night Hs the growers are
getting the fruit of the trees az fast
as possible.
Frank r. Mullen travelling freight
agent Of the Santa Fc out ct this city
returned yesterday from "a trip 90 IN,
| Riverside back country and states
that thr orange prospects there ar,
excellent tie exhibited one branch
with four huge oranges weighing a'
least seven pounds OF excellent colul
and texture, and fair rcproscniutiy,
of the ilnmct crop. he said.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

fi"i"F hAih '~Hi"h ~ NNi''' A"N'"'
a compliment should he as quickly
given for good goods and good serve
ice as a kick for defective goods ana
poor service Most people rCulizo
this This is why 80 many have writ
zen Co the manufacturers of cham
berlain's COUSIN Remedy telling of rO-
maraable cures 81 coughs and colus
% has effected. and expressing their
appreciation OF the good qualities of
this we'll known remedy For sale BY
an drueElsts.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

Business Mems Organization
Elects Officers and Discus
ses Work for Coming Year
in COlfax.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

thrown from the passenger Trains
cause most of the hrcs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

Feed the Milk to Horses and
Ship Honey Out by the Car
load; Auxiliary Pumping
Plants Discussed.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
WOULD HANG TROLLEY
WIRES FROM BUILDINGS

las Vegas, ~ NJ. Jan S-A mum
her Of business men in the city are
pushing movement, started some
time ago, FOR tho removal ~ tho
trolley poles Of yhe f.ns Vegas Light
and Traction company from the bust
ness district. II is proposed To- ms-
pend the wires carrying the trolley
wire from the buildings on either side
oi the street.
g. G. Chappellc. vice president and
general manager al the company.
who recently visited Las Vegas. when
approached ON this subject stated that
the plan would he satisfactory to the
company The idon ~ removing the
poles b. 10 Improve the appearance
Of the business streets. No doubt this
project win ho realized within the
next few months. as those working
for this Improvement comprise tho
most consistent boosters In the city.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09
AMONG THE BOOSTERS
AMONG THE BOOSTERS
Ration Citizens to
Push Agriculture

OF these investments from abroad oy
personal work.
other speakers included McssrH
Worsonick. Buckley and Mendcls0n.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1914-01-09

me cirrus TRNFFIC OVER
SANTA VI BEGINNiNC
santa re officials are much pleased
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-23
4De1nand for Morning Daily Newspaper.

Among the first demands made the New and Re-
Newspaper, carrying the full and complete Associated
Press dispatches.
There isn't city anywhere in the whole United
both Morning and Afternoon Newspaper
Why' The people demand them, and as they foot
the bills there no valid why their wishes in the
matter should not be complied with.
Now, you might say that Anderson did not need
two papers but the people, and mind yo-the same pco-
Pile who made the New Anderson not only possible but
an achlaly were the very same people who DEMANDED
the MORNING DAILY INTELL1GENCER
Passed Experimental Stage
The Daily lneligencer has, in the small srace of
E:Gt!F MONTHS, built circulation PRACTICALLY
EQUAL TO that of the afternoon paper which has been
here for ten or twelve years.
This in itself should convince any "doubtinp
homas that the Daily Intelligence has passed the Expe
rlmental stage. The rapid and steady growth of the
morning daily should convince any thinking person that
the DAILY ntellgencer supplied want here that had been
keenly felt before.
2 Different Taste IN Newspaper -
There THOUSANDS of people everywhere
whose taste in newspaper pronounced that to one
class you could not GIVE Morning paper and to others
you could not GIVE FREE Afternoon paper Hence
the demand in Anderson for Morning Dailv In
other words the Daily Mail supplies the afternoons field
Is IN anderson and as proven by the rapid and steady
growth of the circulation of the Daily nteigence since
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-23
SAssEEN,. The IA Man
WILL PAY, FINE.
FOR GAMBL ING
Negroes Pssasnt When One of
Number Ma Ki;;ed. Given
fRH.As.-4-azrs... =. -

II.
Because they were present when :
killing occurred at Tate's store near
this city Sunday night, six negroes
were afraid to deny that the were
guilty Of gambling. when arraigned in
Magistrate Broadwell's court yester-
day. and each of them entered a plea
Of guilty. A gamo OF skin" was
started late Saturday night on Nc
PhaHs plantation. a few miles from
tsIidsTson, and during the course of
the game a dispute arose between two
of the participant which resulted IN
sne negro killing another. Natural-
Iy the officers got the names of ali
rartes concerned and yesterday the
following were hauled before Magiss-
tfate BroadWell: Lawrence Grover.
Charles Thompson, John King, Tom
Adams. Richard Powers, Charles
Pearson and Bob Bolton. s.
WEsn TIP Magistrate ratisd the
ease yesterda. each Of the defendants
entered q plea of guilty to the charge
OF gambling and Magistrate Broad
we'll Imposed sentence OF 6 fine OF
$50 apiece.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-23
FRATERNAL ORDER IS
PLANNING MEETING
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS TO
HAVE RALLY
ALL LODGES JOIN
Anderson Ledge Has Been Asked
By Grand Chancellor To Lend
Assistance in Celebration

Anderson members of the knights
Of Pythias are very much interested
In the meeting of the Grand Lodge
officers and the District Deputies,
which is to take. place ~ Columbia on
Monday. October s.
Following the receipt ofa communi-
cation from one Of the grand lodge Of
licers, the Anderson lodge has be-
gun preparations to hold a meeting
in accordance with the suggestion
made in the letter and the chancellor
commander OF the local lodge says the
Anderson members of the order will
De everything tnat they can do to car
been proposed.
Yesterday by Willett p. Sloan, chan
cellor commander of Chiquola lodge:
Abbeville, S. c., Sept. 17/'14.
Dear Sir and Brother:
The Grand Chancellor, Hon. H. X
Osborne, has called the Grand lodge
officers and District Deputies to meet
in Columbia on Monday, October S.
I'll having been notified. The Grand
chancellor Is exceedingly anxious to
accomplish something during his ad-
ministration that wesl result in mater
ally benefitting the order 1t is his
earnest desire that every lodge In
he grand domain, hold meeting on
Monday, October 5th, and lodges that
ire not supposed to meet on this date
will be given dispensation on appli-
cation. to hold convention for the
purpose of comforting the rank of
Page. reinstating suspended members.
and for any other business that might
be desired, however, by the Grand
Chancellor, is that every lodge i'm
mediately institute a campaign for
new material and also with the view
OF bringing back into the order good
members, who for some reason have
lrifted from our ranks.
What / wish You would do is this,
get into communication with the diff
erent lodges in your district, and re-
quest each of them to meet on this
night and also request each lodge
shat will meet to wire Grand Chan
cellor H. X. Osborne. care OF .Jeffer-
son Hoiei. Columbia, s.. c., Monday
AFTERNOON, say about o'clock, adyis-
ing him that their lodge will meet on
that evening and in the telegram give
him the number of new members
tnat VIII be given the rank OF Page,
ana also the number OF applicants for
reinstatement,
rally meeting will be held In
Columbia by all the lodges in that vi
cinity in g joint session. It would be
a grand inspiration. not only to the
Grand Chancellor, but to all others
present. to receive telegram from
every lodge in the rand Domain, con
tanning news of din encouraging ma
ture.
believe that this cen be done. the
details will be left with you, but the
machinery In motion and come to Co
lumbia prepared to 4render an en-
couraging report rs
Sincerely and fraternai,y,
c. d. BROWN,
G. X. r., and s.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-23
COMING TO ANDERSON
. TO HELP BREEDERS
J. o.. WILLIAMS OUTLINES
FEIS PLANS
HERE FOR EXHIBIT
Saws That Stock Raiaias raanasrs
In South Seems To Increase
With Foreign War y

J.tAO. Williams, livestock demon. !.
startor at Clemson college for tbe
counties of Anderson, Oconee and
Piskens, is coming tos Ana aarsnd for a
conference with the COMMITTEES ON ar
rangements pf the chamber or COM
merce lin connection, with the coming
i've stock exhibit and stock sbow ~
be held on Saturday, September 40
Hr. Williams kas reufs-.steN Z. n
recording secretary OF the Andersen
county live stock association. "a rail- a
meeting OF the association for p.
M on Saturday. September 80. 10 sa:,.
sider means OF further ufk fkJefsSnt n.
Dreecing In Andersen COUNTY. Tba 20
cording secretary has issued inafrl,c.
.uons to the corresponding secretary
20 call meeting ana it Il .nreau,s, 81;
syery merniset viii welcon,e ts,s
announcement, since tkte fs n,t.ttes
OF Importance 10 every breeder m fhe
community. 81 sS'''
Mr. WilliaEls also contesmnlatea ,,,,,.
ting before the association his ,Ians
FOR the fall and winter WORT y I. 4 .r,tl,
also ssk the association &, ss,,,,,;.,t = 7
COMMITTEES. whosc duty II sbaIi hs .S
ascertain the amount OF stock aassssS y
IN this county this winter from .t,,S ~
WESTERN markets. The frir,3 IS az ~
West will be arranged wifhir, tl,s ,,sx, -,
few weeks and II Is Imperative tI,at ft,s
Clemson man knoWjiow r,l,eh .,s a,os,, ~ 4.
desired in Anderson before ,hs. I s..as : =
~ >sssis :. ~ - : y
Dir Williams saya tlint ia E..,s. g. X,
IN war Is ssiicreesing the price OF The
ssssssecE N thc United States and more
80