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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Cars VIII soon
be In OnGrntInn.

= Z confidently expected now, ac-
cordinB to the officials OF the Pied
mont and Northern lines, that the new
internrhan astansion from GreenvilIe
via Greer TO Spartanhurg will be used
for the first time for regular passen-
ger service beginning March. Is. The
railroad schedule, running time, de-
parture and arrival, has been decided
upon, but viii not be given out officiaI-
ly for publication for another week.
The same fare will be charged between
Greenyille and Spartanburg as thei
Southern railroad charges and about
the same running time. will be main
tanned. New cars will be used COR the
spartanhurg- -Greenville through SER
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Mr.. ShelOr IL ''''
Fast Recovering,

A telegram received in the city yes
terday stated that George Shalor, one
Of the we'll known and efficient clerks
In The Farmers & Merchant Bank of
Anderson. has undergone a success
full operation in a baltimore hospital
and Is now doing well. This will be
welcome news In Anderson as the
young man is very popular here.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Ordinance IL
To be Enforced,

lt was understood yesterday, fol-
lowing the fire of Tuesday, night, that
the ordnance relative to automobiles
and other vehicles following closely
behind the fire department when II
answers call. Will hereafter be strict
iy enforced. 1t Is said that this Gus
tom has been practiced in Anderson
for long time. Not only is It great
inconvenience to the fire department,
but 1t is also dangerous to tn, drivers
OF the vehicles as well. The chairman
OF the fire department yesterday made
the statement that he intended 10
have this particular ordinance strictly
enforced from this time on.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
AEra. iunnI Il.. rInrefnnll

= - .. > sIuIII1
3. Cleveland, wife cs John b. Cleye-
land cs thls eity. emf a. Z,
CearlestQn q western Carolina and
other enterprises. died at q hospital ia
baltimore ilBday morning, Following
On operation perf0rFnsd tfera two
weeks ago Tie funeral services WIN
be lleld fr0ln he ehnft ~ fae a a.
vent toinofroS 1lbraisl 80 81 q & ~.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Physicians Held
Monthly Meeting,

c!ety met in the. rooms OF the chamber
OF commerce yester1ay, at which time
the association aeard several splendid
papers on topics OF vital interest to
medical people. These papers wore
all prepared aHd tEesd by local phy,
sicans. Nothing ont OF the ordinary
occurred duringtiie meeting. .,'tF
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
THIS STATE is
AT THE BOTTOM
Foot of the Ladder Goes to South
Ceyolina IN Educating Her
Children.

South Cardinals standing among
the States regarding the expenditure
per child Is found in the new Rus
sell Sage bulletin on the public school
systems of the various states.
The standing OF South Carolina Is
shown by the following comparative
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
TRUCK CRoPs DAMAeRD,

Bus Warmers Should Not Desnair, a a
cofding to W. Mel. Frampt0n.
5 That the truck crops OF the count Il
have been severely DAMAGED 81 Tie
fseesfng weat ather OF the iirst og tfte
tgeeks but that the plaAteRa Will come
.opt anat as well financially as 8hey5
would II q full crep had been made.
stsEtlie opinion OF ~. MeEand Fs.at,il7;
tom aericuEturai manager OF tho.
! .Chanlber df Commerce aud eounty
demonstration agent. In viewflSg
truck crops IN The Vicinity uf Cha tieszl
ton Mr. Fralaptcn stated that he
beets, cabbage, lettuce ana green
peas looked very badly indeed, and
particularly the lettuce and green
peas. The freeze ntiiiE. sllElAss 9ls..
Troduetlon, ne states, and this WIN
cause d corresponding rise 10 prica,
so that the farnern vii Come out ittst
-.slyssr rF7Es NJ ~ tEIpy fIIiCK IfISldCG1I
fulI crop. which would have meant
ngeta atssssca and sssss4sassss.S prices.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
WILL REVIEW FINDINGS

FL PasO, Tex, Mlrch 4.-.i
Mexican commission appointed
by General Carrnnza, TO exam.
lae lnte she .!assh: as william g.
BENTON, arrived here tonight
and will review the findings al
the alleged e0urt-martial indie.
pendently Of The AngIO.Amerl.
caD commission, the work ef
which. has been retarded by dip.
lOmatic teehnicaIitles.
They expect to begin work TO.
morrow 20 ascertain whether
the arrest and conviction OF
BenfOn were according to due, I
form Of law and Justice. UIlesse
ilnw In the proceeding III DIS.
Covered they are not expected
10 exhume the Brit0n's body.
ttlThs goihmissien Of foreigners
meanwhile Is awaiting instrae.
tiohs9 from Washington. i'R~
IN fNHuIs !,tJ lSg.iIAt. y s,,14-.s.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Miss darlington
IL Now InnrnvlBp.

- "Ne tHs"sAbR'
The news that Miss Matte CARING
ton. supervisor of rural schols for
Anderson cotinty. is rapidly improv-
ing will be welcomed by her many
friends in theaeity and all parts OF
the county. Miss Darlington has been
confined to her rSr6om for the pat few
days with severe attack of la tppe
and was forced to ancel her c. age
ments with q number of rural schools
for this wet%.o However, she hopes
to be able 10 return to her office and
resume her duties one day during
the last OF the week.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Have Occupied
Old Home Place.

MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Seel. who have
been living on Earle street. have NOV
el into the old home place on South
Main street They have made num-
Der or improvements on the place.
having the house rcmOdelcd and ii Is
now quite attractive. They VIII prob
ably rent part OF the place at later
date.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
"A Note s. TAanks.

We wish to express to our frieads
and neighbofs our many thanks ana
appreciation fos the kindness sIttswn
rs during che Illness and eash OF our
daughter and nsec9 (
II 3. Hall. M
T6ltltba Keys s. & 8
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Meeting Called
For Friday NIGHT.

Notice was yesterday sent 20 every
member of the Anderson chamber OF
commerce informing them that gem
eral meeting of the association VIII
take place next Friday night at 8 q.
m. The notice was issued by Chair
man j. ID. Hanrnett ami Secretary
Porter A. Whaley and urged that every
member endeayor TO be present. Tho
purpose OF this meeting is to select
five men to act as directors for the
ensuing year, this action heing nacess
sary on account OF the five old meui-
bers having rendered their resigna.
.tions. 1t is expected that the atten-
dance ut Friday nights meeting will
include all OF tile more prominent
members of the organization.
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put on trial for the murder OF an
other gangster. tOlay was bound over
10 the grand jury by the coroner's ju-
ry which heard Gangs own story OF
the shooting. Before the inquest was
opened 800 OF the spectators were
searched for weapons by policemen.
Iang will be held without ball. pend
Ing tn" action OF the grand Jury.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
State Press dia
+ TO Meet Here.

The annual con Nntion OF the state
press associations wall be held at Chick.
Springs this summer. and In accor-
dance with an agreement made with
the Anderson delegates Inst summer
the newspaper gang will spend one
Gay tH AHdeTs6h. the executive COM
mfttee meets u oIumbIa Ffidey night
to map out the proxrata and Antier-.
son VIII make thS4 day spent here ma
one long to be taked of by the pencil
pashers. 81 "a ~ tr 3, s I.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Public Schools
Are Consolidated.


AS a result Of the plan of consoli-
dating sehQpl ~, the people hf AiiierL
son county Wn6 sare patrons of the
Pairyiew school ana the people of
pickens county who are intereste1 lin
the Cherry sctio6I will next year have
o bigger and halter school where they
can send their children than was nos
sessed by either before. e. C. McCants
and ]. b. FELTON, of Anderson met with
Superintendent Smith OF Oconee ana
Prof Sease OF Clemson College at W'al-
halla Tuesday and completed ali the
plans for consolidating the two schools
mentioned both of which, are located
o.: TIE :!is b=.VE;sn ti.a tg.=5 counties.
The people of the community in which
these schools are located say that they
Will neat summer begin she cnr..strue-
lion of a splenaid achQoI building to
take the place OF the two inadequate
structures now In use. There is a
four mill tax levy in force in both
the districts at the present time.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

n,taiicrs who come to the markets.
find ustyles SO 'vaF.ed and confusing
thatlthey prefer TO operate inoa small
way onSmany different lines and repeat
their orders alter on. ;~
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
DIneetors

Directors ~,
Of The n. M. C.. "A.
The board of dirsstofs OF the Y. M.
c. A. viii ~ lhikfis An the parlor
OF the Hotel ucla For confofences
In regard 70 fiIslII, ian { sfilnsea OF the
WORK. IL rs ufH n al avery inenibar
ha present ptcmhtlv A a c,olaek .nnd
Mr. Burnett eelah5szss the asyery.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

maryland legislators are considering
the matter Of abofishfng horse racing
IN tnat state or of cohtrollIIig Il ky
means OF D commission. Senator qyiia
iiesnis laa en- firS 81 ely q bposeA 10 the
t5cs tfAe At ftt'1e ds Grace.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Negro Was
Granted Rel.

Magistrate Bonner's constable from
Pelzer arrived ia the city yesterday
and took into Gustody q negro named
John CAN'T, wanted at Pelzer on a
charge OF false representation. Tho
aegro was arEested at the rope factory
but was taken btsore Magistrate
Broadwell where he secured bond In
the sum of 5000. His case was set
for trial on March 10. e
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
!. Rev. W. II. (. Penaleton. olIIoIat:

IHB. . q - .at-fTs- =. 20 is.t..l5,L
Mrs. Georgia "A. Cleveland was the
daughter. OF Robert M and Fannie.
Leonard Cleveland. She was born at
Laurensville. Ga. December 6, 1851.
She IS survived by her. husband AMI
sevenl children as foIlowa: Mrs. Jas.
Soreven, MIS-. A. A. Towers, Mrs. W.
"a. Reynolds. Mss Margaret Cleyes
land, Jesse Cleveland, Henry CIeges.;, :,
land and Vannoy Cleveland.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Pension BOARD
Finished LaItOrg,

The Anderson county pension hoard
held Its last session yesterday and
wound up all OF IT'S affairs for this
year. AS announced in previous is
sue of The IntelIigencer, this Is the
last meeting that the board will hold,
and with the completion OF the work
yesterday the board laid down It's la
bofs until FehFuaryof next year, when
IL will again. convene. One more day
Was necessary TO conclude the work
this year than It had been anticipated.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05

GaHgste MeiG sishont RaIs
81. Louis. NO., Mar. 4.--7EIenry 2anS,
who yssterdayi shot and killed {7ed1.
ssifii ezi, tiifss akter ths latter was
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
Anderson IL
Milking Pr0Rress,

:, That Anderson is progressing faster
than any other city In Sonth Carolina
is q Well known fact but in Just what
certain direction many local people
may be unable to say, As an evidence
or what is being done In different
quarters might be cited the activities
OF the local land companies. Ia the
College View section the work Of
laying 5000 feet OF sewer pipes was
yesterday completed and later IN the
day The rESTk as laying paved side
waike en- several OF the NOR promi-
nent streets was taken up!j Progress
is the keynote on every side In An
derson and for hustle and business
activity this IL the town.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-05
1IBil Boxes
x Were Painted,

Can n leonard change its spots7
That ID q little uncertain but that the
city msI ttsxes OF Anderson can
change their color was sene yesterday
( wien Rnlnters made an onslaught on
them and instead OF the bright red
which has heretofore prevailed the
majority OF the boxes are r(aw green.
I Most Of tbam had been scarred and
scratched to some considerable eS-
tent and the pAlntinR mede. a change,
stssiiE year than had aeen anticipated.
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ELECTRIC CITY SPARKLETS
Items of Interest and Personal Mention Caught Over
Wireless the Streets of Anderson

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Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-13
FIRE DESTROYS home

Tuesday night the 3 of Feb. the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Zeb. Cook of
Beta was destroyed by fte.
Mrs. Cook was spending the night
with her father and mother. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. V. Davis, and Mr.. Cook
passed the house about II o'clock
that night and it was all right but
before he got to the home of Mr..
Davis, a distance of about three
fourth of a mile. He noticed the
flames and by the time he reached
the house it was to late to save
IN ything in the house.
The oragin of the fire is not
known, as there had not been any
of them at home since early that
morning.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-13
MEETS the 22ND.

Bryson City, N. c., Feb. 2, 1914.
jackson County Journal: A meet
ing OF the program committee of
the W. N. c. Bible Conference is
hereby called 10 meet in the Bap-
tist church in Sylvia on Sunday
the 22nd day of this month at 3
p. m, for the purpose of arranging
plans for the-next Bible Conference,
which will convene the first day Of
next August.
The arrangement of program and
the engagement Of speakers will be
the important feature of this meet
ing. Let every committeeman be
present. and any others who are in
telested. Let us look forward and
plan for a great Bible Conference in
August.
7. F. DEITZ, General Manager.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-13

not be accomplished without con-
cert OF action and a united front
Let every progressive man put his
shoulder to the wheel ane determine
never to relax in diligence. Let no
citizen try to shift his individual
responsibility upon the other man.
Every good citizen in Sylvia and
IN Jackson is needed in The Board
OF trade to accomplish the work in
hand. The Board also needs the un-
remlttlng enthusiasm of every
member at every meeting. The off
GERS alone can not do the work. The
Inc Boa'd of Trade has placed it
SELF on record as favoring all moral
reforms and backing up the town
officials in carrying forward all judi
clous and needed improvement for
the town.
Let no citizen consider his person
al interest as paramount to the
general interest of the town but let
the whole people come together and
do what they conceive to be for the
best interest of the town. The Boord
OF Trade invites every citizen Of
Sylvia and Jackson County and 9th
ers who are interested in the growth
OF Sylvia to become a member O
the Board.
w. H. RHODES
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-13
RECEPTION To
. ' HARRISON.

President Fairfrx Harrison of the
Southern Railway Company will be
the guest, OF the Greater Western
North Carolina Association and the
several Boards of trade of this Sec
ton, at a meeting to be held in the
city Of. Asheville on Monday Feb
ruary % at $3.50 p. m.
Later in the evening a banquet
will be givtn by the association at
which the people will be given ar
opportunity to meet Mr.. Harrison
as many of the people as is possible
are urged to be present.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-13
JOHN BROWN Shot
BY JOE ZACHARY,

At school commencement at
the Hog and Hominy' school house
in Canada township, Friday night,
John Brown was shot and probably
fatally wounde by Joe Zachary.
From the meagre information re-
ceived it seems that Brown, Zach
ary and some other young men
were riding along the road, when
Brown missed his pocket book con-
tanning something over an hundred
dollars. He accused some one of
the crowd of having stolen it and
wanted to search the membt rs of
the crowd. This angered Zachary
and some words followed when
Zachary drew his gun and shot
Brown twice. the first shot glancing
his head and the second entering
his jaw, ranging downward and
severing his 'windpipe lodging in
his right lung.
Zachary made his escape and
has not yet been apprehended.
Brown is the son of julius Brown
and is % years of age and unmar.
ried. Zachary is about the same
age and has wife. Both men, il
is said, had been drinking.
! The physicians have little hope
of Browns recovery.
Later reports are to the effec
that Brown died Tuesday nigh
from the effects of his wounds.
Every effort is being made by til
Sheriff and his assistants to apEre
hend the slayer and it is general.
believed that he will be in tn
hands of the authorities within
short time.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-13
A DELIGHTFUL
: : / OCCASION

On Monday. February End, a com
pany of invited guests assembled at
the home of Judge D. D. Davies to
do honor to him upon his eighty
eight birthday. A beautiful dinner
was served. 1t was greatly enjoyed,
Misses Kathleen Conroy and Annie
Simpson gracefully attended to the
wishes of the guests, while the
Judge" and Mrs. Davies and other
members of the family we're charm
ing hosts.
At the close of the meal, pretty
cake was placed before the Judge.
Upon the cake were burning bright
ly eight candles in an outer circle
and in an inner circle eight shorter
candles, while the number 88 was
done attractiveiy in large whit
figures on the top of the cake. The
Judge cut the cake like a young
cavalier amid the cheerful and wit
ty remarks of the guests.
Professor Abernethy was asked te
act as toast-master and several glow
in; tributes were paid to the char
acter of him in whose honor tht
dinner was given.
Those present were, Professor an(
Mrs. Reynolds, Professor and Mrs
Abernethy, Proft ssor H, B. Jones
Professor Dean, Mrs. Brinson, Miss
Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Cox. Mr.. an(
Mrs. Conroy. Misses Conroy, Miss
Simpson, Mr., Hall and the member
of the Judges immediate family.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-13
SYLVIA BOARD OF TRADE

A number of the citizens of Sylvia
believing that the time and the op-
portunity has come for making
Sylvia a splendid town have organ
lied a Board of Trade in order to
e feet this Object. These citizens
have faith in their project of build
ing greater Sylvia. This, however can
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-02-13
PURPOSE And BENEFIT
aF The FARM LIE SCHOHL BY HON
J.Y. JCYNER, STATE SUPT. OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
(Continued.)


DYNAMO of agricultural interest and $
farm-life instruction and inspiration. !
THROUGH it the larger agencies of
the A. and M, College, the State
Department of Agriculture, and the
National Department of Agriculture
could operate more effectively and
successfully, and the interest arous- ;
ed by these larger agencies could
be husbanded, applied, and perma-
nently continued The work of the
school could be correlated with the
college, and many a boy and girl
would be inspired by the tsste OF
better things to drink more deeply
at the larger fountain ever flowing
in copious streams in their colleges
and to prepare themselves for spec
ial leadership.
Such a school would become a
county training school for the rank
and file of the rural school teachers,
in AGRICULTURAL as we'll as literary
subjects. The head of the agricul-
tural department of such a school
would be made the supervisor OF
AGRICULTURAL instruction in all the
public schools of the county, and in
cooperation with the county super
intendent, through instruction of
the county teachers in the meeting
of their county teachers association,
and through visitation of the schools
with the county superintendent
from time to time, could aid In
creating a farm-life atmosphere in
the rural schools, and in bringing
into them such simple elementary
instructions in agriculture as would
be made practical and effective
through intelligent and interested
teachers under intelligent instruc-
ton. 1t would be altogether pos
sible and practicable for successful
work in agriculture, cooking, sew
ing, and other housekeeping subjects
to be carried on under supervision
of the teachers of the county farm
life school on smaller scale iI
other high schools of the county
and perhaps in a number OF the
other public schools, especially II
the local-tax schools with two o.
more teachers.
The whole lump would finally b.
leavened. Intelligence would de
mand and more money would com
Inand for country life, good roads
good schools, good churches, goo'
vehicles, and the thousand OF com
forts and conveniences that brea
up the isolation of country life an
bring into it all the best of city lif
without it's worst Thus, indeed, b
training the children to find an
make the most of the counties
treasures God has hidden in so
and stream, in rock and tree, i
plant and air and cloud, would tn
country life be transformed into tn
ideal life, and country men al
women enter into the inheritan(
prepared from the beginning Il
them-a healthful life of freedom
fullness, sweetness, peace and bea
ty. Then will men desire it NOR
seek it more, and live it more CO
tentedly and happily.
Some will say that the picture
OverdraWn Not so. 1t but mad
quately portrays what we have {
ready seen the beginning of in 9th
favored portions of our own Ian
Only through the portals Of such
school as we have endeavored
describe can our own country bo
and girls enter into and possess Il