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kimOna. went down stairs did
no, 30 into my husbands ol;cc. We
once had Il quarrel and re- told IN,
never 10 look in his office again. So
went upstairs again
why didn't YOU look into the OF.
iict?" asked the district attorney
"Decausc the doctor had forbidden
me to-"
lie didn't tell you 10 stay ont when
there wna dead woman III the Office.
did .hc?"
Il did not know any one was dead. :
III regard to the purchase Of the
tclcphonic instrument. Mrs. Carnian
said she had visiicr the o!li,rcs oi the
manufacturers in New York. hcl;ey-
ing the instrument she had in mind
VAS one that would record c.,nvcr;a
tons. She told the agent first Snr WAS
Il dressalaktr. but later adm:i:@I her
identity.
About the affair with the n,rsr.
Mrs. Carman aid she appron..r the
window looking into :he docio.:; o,-
lice. by going through tho Kitchen
and passing around The rear ui ilr
house.
The Detected ki,s:
looked in and say: the doctor
bowiny to the nurse. she ;'.s;d "'rilcr
he put his hand in Ills packet touL
ont $50 and passed il 10 t,!v i,lrsr.
Then she leaned over aud kissed i,:l.,
on the cheek. l knocked ON The win
dow then and went iato ur o.licc
slapped the nurses ticn, told the d e.
tor and the woman they tuGli: 10 ".
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GAME TO-DAY M|Ll Be
f0URIA's CHIEF EVENT
LAST CAME OF SERIES WITH
GREENVILLE
BEGINS AT $3.50 P. vi.
Manager Bull and Anderson Team
Viii Go, After Stouch's Scalp
on Beuna Vista Field

The concluding game between the
Anderson and Grecnvillc teams OF the
Piedmont league for this series will
be the chief event of the celebration
In Andci son today. The game is to be
played at Beuna Vista park and will
he called promptly ut 1870 o'clock. A
splendid umpire has been secured for
this game and with both teams In fine
fighting trim il should prove to be a
splendid exhibition.
Grecnyille and Anderson arc play
ing this morning in Greenville and
Will come here this afternoon. while
Spartanburg is playing at Gaffney this
morning and Gnffuey will go to Spar
tanburg this afternoon. Indications
are that every town will furnish big
ger crowds for today's games than yet
been seen in the Piedmont league
1t was impossible to learn last night
who would do the pitching for Ander-
son in the game this afternoon but it
Is presumed that Manager Bull will
send McAllister. the Charlotte recruit,
to the mound in the event that he
SHOWS up in time for the game. II he
Goes not, either Watson or Summey
will probably pitch. although it is
possible that Pet" Robinson may be
chosen for the task.
With the conclusion of the after
noon game hero today. the series will
be finished with Greenville and on
Monday Manager Hamrick and his
Gaffncy crew will come to Anderson
for three gamesEat Bcuna Vista park.
1t is possible that the double header
yet due between Anderson and Gaff-
ney may also be played OFF in this Sc
ries. That event will probably take
place Tuesday.
Anderson fans are now eyincing
more interest in the game than they
have shown since the season started
and with the home team perched on
the top of the league they should come
out and help support the Anderson
team. A baseball team CANNOT be con-
Quoted upon h0t air alone and neither
will good wishes help. the players. to
live. It takes few paid admissions
at 20 cents each to make. league a
SUCCESS and ti;at fs what. the manage
ment of the Anderson team is expect
ing to get for the next few series.
Every fam should do his part.
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GAFENEY LICKED THE SPOTS
OFF THE SPARTANs
YESTERDAY
SCORE WAS z TO S
Two of the Three Parkers Were
Made by the Visitors, But
In Vain

Gaffney. July BY score or Z to
. Gaffney captured tho second game
OF the series on the local diamoud this
afternoon from Spartanburg. The
Spartans played rather loo ely and
could not connect with Ingles's bod
ers at the proper time.
Two of the visitors runs were =.
ed by parking the ball over the &c.
ter of the fence. Hoard for the locals
also drove 1t over the fence in the
eighth.
The work of Inglc on the mound
was superb. he famed five. walked
one AID fieldcd his position in fine
style. The entire team was on pins ut
all stages of the game One double
play was pulled off when Hamilton
hit Il weak fly TO Pamela who threw
1t to first before Gaines could re-
turn to the sack. The Loy score.
ovf.,, :,
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ANDERSON TEAM WON FROM
GREENVILLE BUNCH By
SCORE OF q TO2
PLAY HERE TO-DAY
Bull and Husky Crew Outplayed
CIR. cville Team and Won a
Beautiful Game

Grccnvillc, Jily 3.-Roberts' wild
throw to first base in the eighth in-
ming gave Anderson the run needed to
break Il . to 2 tie and Greenville lost
to the visitors hcTc today by score
of to .. Three pitchers were used
by Anderson Robertson opening the
game but giving way to Watson after
he weakened. Summey relieved Wat
son in the seventh inning. Griffin
opened for Greenvillc. but was taken
out In the first inning after the visit
ors had scored two runs. Plyler reliev-
cd him and pitched good ball. :.
Tnberts wild threw was held re-
sponsiblc for the defeat. Iotcats hit
ting ard fielding featured.
Anderson plays the final game of
the series with Greenvillc here this
morning ut 10 o'clock following which
the teams go to Anderson for the
afternoon game.
The box score:
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The kame begins here this after
noon at 4:30 and will be played at
Beuna Vista Park.
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ashamed of themselves and dcmauded d

ashamed of themselves and demande d
the money
"The affair with the nurse led me
to get the telephone instrument.
used 1t many times from then or,
was perfectly satisfied vita every
'iiins ! heard over he instrument.
" nat heard roassurcd Mc.
Mr Cainian wis ..';k';l many uucS-
! tiCni about lhe nuu!lui' tf ovplvers
there were around Err home. She said
sh' kurw her husband kept IL % cali
brc nuiomati pistol IN his 1ureaN
drawer and that her father kept au
old ARMY revolver il the garage ut the
rear al the in/Sc. She denied she had
seen re>oi,crs other than these.
DO yoa know how 10 uio :, rrvo.-
vcr:' IN" district attorney asked.
Mrs. tarnan hCsitatcd. looked at
her husband. who wa sitting . side
Mr.. Levy her attorney. ana rcplir,.
II do not. | nov " fired Il "c:o!vcr
in my life
"llow could YOU tell whether you
knew her ur not ii you did not see her
trr while sic WAS in HE doctors Of
flee, either dead or ;liye?" .lucricd the
The district attorney
Mir Ca,nan did not answer this
question directly.
The inquest will be resumed Mon-
day.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office Of probate Judge Of
Anderson county, subject to the rules
and, to the result Of the Democratic
primary. VICTOR =. CHESHIRE.
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Baltimore Was Strong. .

Pittsburgh. July. 3. Baltimore took
n dpublehoader today from PITTSBURGH
defeating the lattor by a score OF
to Q In tho first and . to 4 ia tie
second gafns:
Scores; NO.
Firet game: ..
Batting teefs,.s.. .O3a 900 01Q-.7 IA %
PittsburghS.;. >. 100 600 000--0 IL 3
suggs and Russell; Knetzer, Leciair
and Berry, Z.
Second game: 81 i So. 4. !,
Baltimoro 300 III 040--s II I
Pittaburgh a..s.ie 092 0l 9, Q19rz4 9 5
Smith and Jacklitsch; Adams. Dick.
son ana Roberts, /; ~ s z e.. ssS (, (.
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49,,
CAN He COME BACK.
Little Joe Brown Sets the Tonpues ia
WaVrfnY

Lille Joe Brown Sets the Tongues To
Wagging.
Atlanta, July 3.-Now that little Joe
Brown has SHE'D his hat in the ring az
ter playing veiled prophet for nlAny
"eekf. the politicians are buzzing mer-
riiy. And after the defeat given
him by Hoke Smith In their last race
the question naturally arises: Can
Brown come back?"
Discussion In political circles in the
streets and at the capitol where men,
bers from every county are airing
their views is rife, and most wise ones
say Brown has very slight chance
this year.
"Hoke Smith as senator is far
stronger than Hoke Smith as COVER
nor" they say. Senator Smith has
won great many friends by his work
in the senate Many prominent men
who were not with him In former
campaigns are heartily In acord with
him now. His work in bringing the
regional reserve bank to Georgia has
strengthened him powerfully"
Another factor against Joe Brown
is the fact. WHICH seems to be we'll es-
tabiished that J. r.. Smith, his former
campaign manager. is'to enter the SEN
ate race :or the unexpircd term with
ip q few days. While It Is true he
will not be running against Brown 1t
Is known that they. have had serious
falling out and Mr.. Smiths support IL
no longer being given the ex-gover-
nor.
Mr.. Browns recent diatribes against
organized labor Will undoubtedly cost
him many Thousands OF votes among
working people not only union men,
hut thoEe whose relatives are In. the
unions.
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! hereby announce myself a candi-
date for Probate Judge Of Anderson
County subject to the rules of the
democrtic primary. w. +. cox.
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Stouch will be good and grouchy b,
thi: afternoon. If he loses again this
morning.
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: NATIONAL
At New York 6; Philadelphia $.
At Pittsburgh =; Chicago 4.
AT Boston 5; Brooklyn 6.
At st. Louis 3; Cincinnati s., i.
Was Easy Victory.

New York, July 3.-Now York to-
day easily defeated Philadelphia. 6
to 3, in the opening game OF their
series. Demaree pitched his best
game in weeks and held the visitors to
three hits. until he weakened in the
ninth, when Philadelphia scored three
runs on two doubles. single and two
infield outs.
Score:
Philadelphia -. 600 600 0O3-3 6 o
New York .... 1GI 202 OOx-6 10 O
Oeschger. Mattison and killlfer; De-
maree and Mclean.
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CLOSELY Co1tesfed Game

Boston. July 3.--Brooklyn, won from
Hos tom today6 to S. Gilherts homo
run. with none out apd two on bases
IN the seventh, brought Boston with
~ one run of tying the score. and Ey-
oIs followed with q single. but local
batsmen were unable TO sore again.
Score
Rrookisn .210 200 1906 1
Boston 200 600 300---5 8 4
SAitShlsoh,i Eysgap and McCarty;
Strand, Crutcher. Cocresam and Wha-
ling. asai
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We are on top again and there t,
stay while. With three to take from
Gaffney this coming week we vii
have our hands full
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1t Is up to the fans to come out and
root for Anderson this afternoon.
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Lucks In Thirteentb.

Chicago. July g. Berger's, hit af-
tet two men were ont in the tffrtean.h
inning gave Chicago a 3 to 2 victory
over st. Louis today. James was taken
out to let q pinch hitter bat for him
In the thiEteenth, Weiiman and
Baumgardner finished the game.
Score.
st. Lonts -. -. -. ....... 2 5 3
Chicago -. -. ....... 81 .
James. Weugian. Bapmgardner and
,Agnew, Crossln; Faber and Schaik.
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.Heii Rnfters HaMEnl.

Detroit, July S,a5Coseleakls allowed
but four hits, today .Ehila his team,
mates we're nonRding threas visiting
pitchsIs for .2i hits. the Tigers win
ming sta2. Kirke. who Joined ,Cleve-
land today. played goods game at
first base.
Scorsu -
+ cleev1and >. 1910 200 Op0-2 a Q
Detroit ~. ..,t. 201 100 i43x-S 12 i
Cnilamore.t James. Merton and o.
Neill: Coveleskie and Mckee.
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Two base hits-Jcffreys and Poteat.
Frits base on balls-Off Plylcr 1, off
Robertson off Watson I.
Left on bases-Grcenville s, Ander-
son Z.
Struck ont bv Plylor 6. by Robert
sons, by Watson 2, by Summey l..
Sacrifice hits-Popc and Plyler.
Stolen Bases-Woods, Graydon, Nc
Call Jackson.
Batter hit-Robertson 1.
Dought :;lary to Childers.
Time of game-1.50.
Umpire-Hemrick.
Attendance 200.
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North Carolina.
AMERICAN

AT Washington L.: Boston o. tlirst
At Philadelphia 2-l; New York ~.
gamo.)
At Chicago 3; st. Louis .. (l3 III
nings.l
At Washington 1; Boston 3. (s..-
ond gameO
At Detroit 8; Cleveland 2.
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Gaffnay.

<uu,nary-iiome runs. Coble. Welch
Hoard; two base hits, Moore. Dean
Gaines, Camp; Struck out. ty Ingle ;.
DS fanella :; Bases on balls, off ingle
=, OH faneiia l. Stolen bases. Gaines.
RUNNER hit by ball, Gaines. Doubt
pay PAMELA to Macarthur Umpircs
hcDbins AID Bvars. Time i.5Q. Attend
ance 100.
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Lost Opportunlty.

First Jcw-"Dwenty years ago Gold
stem sold shoestrings on the corner
und today he owns tha corner on
which he stood" Second Jew Tex.
citedly)-"Und II he had walked up
und down he might have owned the
whole block. Life.
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l hereby announce my candidacy
for County Commissioner OF Anderson
county from the third section COM
prisins lIopewell, Williamston,
Brushy Creek and Garvin townships,
subject to the action OF the Demo-
cratic party.
j. MACK DUFF ROGERS.
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FOR CONGRESS

hereby announce myself a candi-
Gaic for Congress from the Third Con-
tressicnal District. subject to the
rules OF the democratic party.
JOHN A. HORTON,
BeltOp. :. @,
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Bull Is now playing at second base
and holding down that corner In fine
fashion. He is an infielder, anyway
and was playing in right field because
there was nobody else to do 1t.
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l hereby announce myself as a can
dida,c for County Treasurer 6f An
dcrson county subject to the rules of
the Democratic party.
JACOB q. UOLINGIJR.
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FOR COMMISSIONER

r. A. Sullivan of Fork township is
hereby announced for commissioner
eor Section One. comprising Fork.
Rock Mills. Pendleton and Centerville
townships.
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l hereby announce myself ii Candi-
date for the Office of Auditor of An
derson County subject to the rules of
the Democratic party.
II. WARE AUSTIN.
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to 0 and 1 to o. The first contest was
duel between Bender and, Warhop.
Scores:
First game:
New York ..... .CflO 900 O0Q-0 j 3
Philadelphia =. 900 200 00x--2 4 0
Wal hop and 'lNunanaaker; Bender
and Schang.
Second game:
New. ,HoEk -. Gee 600 09a.-0 3 2
Philadelphia, .,,.qO0 900 1ilx--1s Z 0
Pieh. keating and Sweeney; Shaw
key and Lapp.
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hereby announce myself as u can-
didate for reelection TO the office OF
County Auditor. Anderson. subject to
the rules aud regulations Of the dc.a-
ocratic primary My record az Il pub
lie servant stands for itself and l will
appreciate the votes of the people of
this county.
WINSTON SMITH.
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Internationa. t.eag- ,e

At Buffalo +; TORONTO L.
AZ Hochester 5; Montreal o.
At Newark 3; Providence 2.
Only three games scheduled.
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FEDERAL.

At Brooklyn g; Buffalo l.
At Pittsburgh O.; Baltimore !. tfirst
game.) .Hs
AT Pittsburgh a; Baltimore 9.
(second game.)
At indianapolis 2; Chicago ).
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Three Lost in Series.

Brooklyn. July 3.-Bnffalo lost It's
third, consecutive gamo today . to
RrooFiyn, . to 1. Houck, the former
Athletic pitcher, won his first game
since entering this league.
Score .. rs
Brooklyn =, :. 331 010 01X-y - 0
Pufalo ...s. 1000 100 0Q-1 l
TIouck and Land: Moore, Moran, An
dcrson, Pcuser and Blair.
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Erissra, Embed Rsnh.

Phiiadelphin, July 3.---Errprs were
respectable for all Of the rims scored
~ foday.s, htlehead der hero, sPhila-
delphia defeating New York twfct, 2
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I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for tho ;>iS"se, OF Ranresantatige
from Anderson county subject to the
rules of the democratic primary.
WALTER F.. WHITE
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CinchaI Ton R0und.

indianapolis, July, 3.-CFicago took
former grin on first place today by
defeating indianapolis 5 to 2.
Score: -
Chicago .,... =. G10 002 020-1 II I
Indianapolis 90 0C0 020-2 y 4
Langc and Wilson; Mullin and F.ari-
den.
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FOR AUDITOR

I hereby announce myself a candi-
date for County Auditor. subject to
the rules Of the democratic primary.
II. A. Abrams
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REPRESENTATIVE

l hereby announce myself as O, can
didatc for House of Representatives
from Anderson county. subject to the
rules of the democratic party.
OSCAR d. GRAY.
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l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for county commissioner for the
third section. consisting of Gnrvin,
Brushy Creek, Williamson and Hope
well townships. subject to the action
OF the dem. ratio primary.
II. A. FOSTER.
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Was One Each.


Washington. July, 3.-Washington
and Boston divided doubleheader
here today. the locals winning the
first game II to 0 and the Red Sox
taking the second, to l.. The Red
Sox won the second game In the tenth
after two were out on SINGLES by Yerk-
es and Wood and Cady's double.
Scores:
First game:
Boston ......f 900 900 000-0 2
Washington =. 102 2O4 O3x-12 13 2
A. Johnson. Cooper and Cady, Thorn
as; W., Johnson. Harper and Ainsmith
and Henry.
Second game:>
Boston 80. =. .oCo 600 o1o 2-3 Il
Washington 900 coo 100 OIL ) Ill
Wood and Cady; Boehling and Hen
ry.
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ThEee pttqher. used 10 one. gamo
migtlE sound hke defeat and yet
Greenyilla only got FIX liits.
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w. Fl. Elrod announces himself o
candidate for county commissioners
from the district composed Of. Will
liainston. Garvin, Brushy Creek and
Hopewcll. subject TO the rules, of the
democratic 4arty.
G30-ll&w ,s
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t"-"' y announce myself q car,di-
sc .ur the House Of Representatives
.fom Anderson county subject to the
rules Of the democratic primary.
RUFUS FAINT, JR.
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hereby announce myself candi-
date for Commissioner from District
No 2. comprising Pondlcton. Rock
Mills. Fork and Centervilie, (; town
ships. subject to rules of Democratic
party.
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in THE REALM OF SPORTS
Anderson Regains Rigaffal place
HOME HOPES HAVE
STRUCK THE GAIT
BUNTS

BUNTS
The game begins here this after
noon at 4:30 and will be played at
Beuna Vista Park.
1t is up to the fans to come out and
root for Anderson this afternoon.
| We are on top again and there to
| stay while. With three to take from
Gaffney this coming week we will
have our hands full
The crowd should reach almost the
| 1000 mark here today. Gaffney had
200 yesterday.
Stouch will be good and grouchy by
thi: afternoon, If he loses again this
| morning.
Anderson will play Grcenville
at 10 o'clock this morning and then
both teams come here for the last
game with Gieenville at 4:3O this az
tcinoon.
Whoever that fellow Clary is he
must be a good ball player. He is
playing center field for Anderson.
Red Childcrs WAS there with his
safe bingle yesterday and he will get
about two out Of his system this after
noon.
Well. we won even If it did take
three pitchers to do it.
Much as we need rain. we do hone
that old Jup. Pluv: won't get too ac-
tive this afternoon.
Won't Anderson fans so out to sec
the homo team play when it is leading
the Iengue2 .ss-,.s,H..
Ingle will pitch the opening game
Beuna Vista park Monday. Gaffney
fans say that 1ngle knows Ander-
son's number.
And then for the last three days of
the week we get chance at that
Spartanburg bunch.
Bull Is now playing at second base
and holding down that corner In fine
fashion. He Is an infielder, anyway
and was playing in right field because
there was nobody else to do it.
-4--.-.-s .k-.,-- 49,, .
y Mccall soems to- be able to do a lit
tie bit of everything. He 7, is first
baseman but was moved from there to
p!tSh. game ani yesterday ne was
playing in the outfield. Men like that
are worth sc Cmething.
Every fan and his brother should
see today's game. =.
"Bep" Gaines, who is catching for
the Gaffney club. Ia one of the headiest
little catchers in this league. He was
one OF the best catchers ever seen in
the. old. South Carolina state league
and caught for the pennant winning
Chester club.
Everybody will be over at North
Anderson before the baseball game
begins this afternoon.
Just lots OF wives ard Gweethearts
and mothers arc wanting to see the
gamc this afternoon. It.is up to the
fans.
II the local faus ehould. try for an
hour to gi.ess who will umpire today
they would be unsuccessful. How
ever, be is the best In Anderson and
that lame will move along with him
handling the indicator.
GEaydon was right there with the
goodc in yesterdays game and gave a
good account of himself. He ,is one of
tho best men on the Andedsonl team.
summey. McAliister or Robinson
will pitch for the home team this az
te,noop4 while Millwood, tho old reli-
able Will do the catching.
Here's where we mop up!
One today and two out of the Gaff-
Iney series will be enough until we sos
to Spartanbnrg.
Be on hand al, 4;ac. Your presence
Is most earneaf,;S requested.
souTFaeis LEAGUE
At ghattsnooga Il; MYblle 3.
At MeMphis s; MohtahnilrV 9.
At BiTAAingham 3 * NasNyilia O..
AT Atlanta 81, New Orleans o., (eight
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Battle Between PitcIlers.

Pittsburgh, Puly 3.-In pitchers
battle Pittsburgh won. from Chicago
today, 2 to 1. O'Tocle and Lavender
each allowed but four hits.
Score:
Chicago -. ..Ol0 600 000-1 2
Pittsburgh. ..,.0C0 600 2Ox-2 4 o
Lavender. and Bresnahan; O'Toole
and Coleman.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04

l hereby announce my candidacy
ior county commissioner from Section
!. comprised Of Belton, Martin, I1opea
Faith and Broadawey townships. Sub
Jcct to the rules OF the democratic
party. II. d. SMITH. y
Better known as "Dickn Smith.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04

l hereby announce myself Il candi-
date for the Office of Auditor, subject
TO the rules Of the Democratic pri-
mary j. X. G.. GIuIFcIN
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04

One today and two sout of the Gaff-
Iney series will be enough until we sott
to Spartanbnrg.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-07-04

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for the legislature subject to the
rules and regulations Of the democra-
tic party. GEO. NJ. REID.