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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-16

Ar. Fruit expressed himself as being
delighted with the demonstration and
sS;sffsSz.S;;sss 90 SEap the engine, and use
u on his large farm. With this en-
gine he hopes 10. break most OF his
Land during the winter, running 80
day and night for this purpose 1t Is
feasible TO break eight acres q day,
and withNa day and night shift about
loo acres week. Il requires two
men 20 operate the engine and nl0w.
and 81 gallons OF either gaaphne or
kerosene are consumed In days pIOw-
ing. The engine weighs 5000 pounds,
and IS steered very similarly to an
autcmObiic II VIII go anywhere q
horse can go, is Claimed foT a by the
manufacturers, and can also be used
for any domestic purpose. such as
moving grain. cutting wood, ginning
cotton, etc, The engine is made I'm
three sizqss The one purchased by Mr..
Pruitt being Il 20 horse power plow,
but caEsble Of developing 30 horse
lower when used as q stationery en-
'gine. AS n piow the engine develops
Three sEeeds, g 1-2, a 10 and 6 miles.
possible with tnia .,E3Ig ~ as lit is call
Su- - TOT lUHtdlC5E lIl' uNulttO1 JOs pull
ing I've discs, q pniverising harrow
was attached leaving the surface in
.aplsDdld condition and thoroughly pnl.
IyeFlzcd.. Another equipment permits
the uge OF q mold board 10 which the
plows are attached. This can be OPP
Grated nv a foot lever; raising or low
aripg the nl0ws! perInitting the tract-
tbrss being backed into corners and
close Ilaces. Il. is safe predfctiDI.
that the leading farms OF the ndunty
Bgna state Will soon be equipped With
tfaetoF plows! e t,3S ~
hIr. Pfultt Is 6na zs AZ; q. {; r r. farm
Eefs In the state. last year producing
more than 1000 bales OF cotton on
bis .farm Ills farm contains about
Is 800 acres. and is In a fine state OF
sculttxatfoa., In conversation with an
Intel llseneef representative. MIR. Pfu-
itt stated that he hoped to make more
.tllan 2 600 bales this year. with proper
Those ii the party going with Mr.,
Sullivan were Messrs. Alfred and 3.
Z. Moore. OF Snartanhnrg. the termeS
eIIIB FTVHIgsTIz1 tII r1S = rSS UyyLJSlF8 FftPgF,
the ]RttEH progressive farmers on
SpartaiibuFg county W. p. III,
gales agItst for the manufa etUlefa, OF
che. tractor. Mr. ID ID. R9Kess, of the
sSulii Ivan Hardware Gompany, ana a
Representative Of INC Anderson Intel
lligeRcer, {
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BREAKING UP THE FARM LAMBS
WITH LATEST nND Or TRACTOR


Remarkable advancement has been
made In the last few years, IN aer,cus.
.;,==i 49,. ;,..,.,, ,;;,,,,,,,n
"a ~. 'li 1..snl ~ !. :
=, = ete'i' tnat 'pIopsF pfepafStlon'o 'oi tite
sol is essentiai'to the best yieldBt ana
Quite recently there has been much
done In the, way OF Invention and Inn
'proyement ia the varIous KINDS ofiI,le-
chInery used for these purpoges. In
none OF. the Inventions mas, peFhaps.
done so much for giving that deptl,
f0G soil and the fineness az preparn-
1tion as the deyelopment OF the trac.
tian engine and the work Il is being
used 20 DO.
That Anderson county farmers are
abreast OF the times and are Keeping
UP with the march 81 scientIac. in
Yention and progress Is demonstrateu
clearly By the fact that the newest
Inventions are usually given aotFIat
In Anderson county iiYst. This feet
has two contrIbutinR causea. one OF
them has been mentioned above. the
progqessiyenass og the farmers. and
another - that there arc some most
pfOHrcfsSfYe dealers Ia 6pssicit.ttIfal
implements In Anderson Who are a.
way looking forward to the newest and
best inventions for their .patrare. For
instance the great increase IL tho
amount of grain planted "a fiiis r.,., aty
may tss tFatsd iaT5eiy. tt, the intro
fdGeti6n OF the. Cole grain dfiil, 6f
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L 6ls 4 O D 8
SlpE. nsafiaI 80 Has alsa E.
hecesssu ear ears xfili
BE conneesed VIII ! BaraIc


sececa, May he ciosing cxor-
Hcises OF enc seneaa Graded sctoul ss-
f;an Iiiurbday evening aita SiH eIt,ss
next Asonday evening
ssI1 : slliIig the contest FOR:
tile Brock IA esuf ainatI6n a d
tae tsaehers medal for eIocution Hspsl
held The Cent mis- for tic
SecInsnatinn t1Hd Slefa; i ran l; fsfsIlt
tlarerce Ellison afsd IsaIaea IS Itasa
For the hers sseis 5vene
Stone, Clara Epyn er q e,isse
ILaureus. ellie Stone San alsne Isr0Nfii
lclaSle Ian ngst on laEiee DAILY The
syziaaerB In she cont est W 3 i at be tlfl4
nouAcet until Monday useSt
Friday srofniHF tesk Cor the
medal given ny AFe q. y. A and
Tue ROE BY ~
.cNss,l < IiIE' estlt ES efi l0Q aiid the
best disrfFtls on pe5 tieelS. 6s fhe
boys siglq selo~ The llltb Hrlaa
Fes con Tor tge
lle slla ltet 81 y -
'ience e3eB Dasi
E.slsln Aias snaie
aSse Etevn lsnpoten; isrs Aiirte
sfsfl, Eth s. tif f ckte sgT s. isl-
ilse Mad BllH0Elt g
nrYsh fslie Etlsoits Glad fnbs
nSfi. aSsf s lts
WaS F9iEss q sns = spf Rgslieft
Vance lisn fsaWF5
ii nr es4 ~ s. ID
s.e 81
ifasf fn tie "a iaed8i. sifsFs
ny lssa saf IS
sf.ssstlif ~ (, = y Al q. ~. 4 af
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Will ON ADMITS ElE:
FIR l Shot
He I'M NQI sEi
ygsll Eisii tslfftaE TalSl Iss-
sss I.ssasl.
.sI q 4.

! vi A T. ~ x
. f,afnnar,s inrg was enlnaneled In
tho court house yesterday morning 10
make investIgstion into the death Of
f1sill HAL. a nsgro. abot 10 death on
fepie,a Raw Th,tfsdsy night. SHERIFF
Aaiilsy mad the Bp6nReeInent sllns
lslif siscn. i Fs II
81 1. s, FowFer. had adniifted kaat he
slsl NE, ahaefspE rd then the ipauef
shesls
Nellie Ffazier ,a nesao sieEaaE tea.
tilted that ste y sls sss:ttsSinB down slii
alley Iisls stfIE Garrison Fsltep .tsiex
.tiist StalsA ias syse etheert shs
.saia tlins tlls negro sgaitiseli %
,elaFsla0l IS ii WIN ives slsh lini ahd
siea stsilea her IIs;E;iiii IIs;E;iiii
struck hirl Ia tis face VI lfii ms ailt.
she swcre tilef ele gttlel ran a,l when
ese WA aBoes Sc feat assay slla hss "a
IS pistol shot fgss testifaony seri Ia
the eEsaet that tIais uaesl no sfieis silea
n h 4 iss.sassss lisst tx 81 i Is,
Yestialony offased hy p. Wiz
Iliasias af8s aas a9FFt,. corr5 a
tl,a ~ EFss woman. 81 chat hs
swess He SAN TIE Renisla ieAti4s Ean
Women before aps shets y1ese frsd.
nr 7 As prnitt was sworn ana ms
titled tAat lse fps.asa ore bqlies Sost;ii
a. sha nssfo's lest aiIn. ssoet silree
.incaes below me 0ule esr i6iht, sil.ici.
|ahattsrs5 eiss. re aans nnDliIsF
lisilst souH a he ief de, aeoSa llte
fqltth ~ assa tehtii iled that no e
ven tfir itifT ilin r a - N :,
ianctioa 5 kthe heart md
NlEst op hfnpFh
en- q & q ef leii
leIA 1n fsiH fEalst ssle slt ioa Il slIl
ltbe ltit; ing q
.Alss sieiana lsslag sisea
TI, so h isll had told
Ter Ennls Gay a. > q & allss0l
elerdaS no s lsass let
t.Hz me eiif Ssz q klff sra :
81 SheFi The lSiiEa as sft
rd The zsie u - IS =. l.ss..ss
fte4ds AM; ..eS an
lecsllit So e alsel
he A& sN q "a ERIf ~ 3 ] =
tsE elie soEQ tef t',as
.l4kl 51l $ssd tissk flei3
hin tic;
lsd IS p''s ~ lsslsge sgslll ie
- - - s9..s.,@ t4sra rtElie & the tleit
ard then IL lisad hls pistol into thu
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Wanted We want q reliable man or
woman in Anderson to- look after
faneNale snd subscriptions to Me-
fropsIitan, ''The I1tyest agazine In
8 AuaeEicaH THE work may be done
iR spare time-a few hours each
81 gesl Liberal pay for whatever
3 time 81 put in, No Investment or
bond real;iFea, nc pEasa3ua axper-
ElsRG fSess York 5sl0 Get
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NI
Aussgsop Iessse ScIsool WI Ro
EntsS I'd Isy Sf
Clsrnscn

&
With alsnost all tElsS auIoHaoeiles Iies.
essnEy 10 make the IL N already pied
&c, NJ BnfnetE Of II5eS5 Hk az 7
said lstsAs Ezts!AA ssslst
school Of this city .RoeId have q q, ,it
cutting st Clemson col lage toeay Ii rs
planned to leave AIlderBon this aYter-
noon et 1g;;;is0 O'Clock ard yet tirF ing the
start will be made from ii a5eut
q o.ciurHs reRcistn 3 Z, ,ITIia city shortly
afte4 8. a II plans have been com
ed and if Alr. Bt3 3rastt can secure one
or two more nuteToo les tod a$ tnothiAa
viii retnai5s 60 be done and tle
GLASS sii ilave an ( q + slte slays
any OF Its members eFe
The CLASSES viii go 10 Clemson coli
lege as guests of the iEss ion and
after iHEfe Sisii khe tasti le psaiit OF
the col ege5 Che lvfsis isofs ~ see the
baaehall game between Clemson csfs
lesa 7sss @Aass a Ico1 lel lee tases
the class Nf be the guest III tiie
celfege at tea aEd then tlis resisra Is AZ
10 An nceTaop 81 l5e beiiss q
tlTnet - IS the liiHds
ness the CLEMSON sst les Ia D,s
sItlnE he cisssi, ss sfseEE 81 con
sSsseRleal lsd eEslzs nj 3 ,DE The clsls s
aIlp tise &c ~ ~ Is e 4 Is 81
'nugn and h 4 neerl Oh hlt1ea 11
rejojce oTat TIE act tlat 20 nj
of ths tEor era to- lsass s1
ohting:
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ag.-t =. IL -
question OF rdiapenHaFy' or 4no dis
peRsagRp un5af existing or pre-; lvs
iaws aud have no 1lspensaFy az fhis
time, shill have q rigbt al any time
after the expiration 81 four yeaFs after
the last election on the tidissr d,ear
tion 10 hold an election npon tils
question OF 'dispensary" on sno dts
pensafyH as provided in the Act ap-
proved the 18th. day Of Eehruary.
1891 ~
THE next Act on the dispensary
question is the Act OF 1912, page rs.
which provides for elections on the
liquor question iB certain Coupties
pstitioning therefor. This Act. hces-
ever. dots nos change In Che aiikhtess
particular the terms of the Acts or
1907 and 1903 In so far as Counties oes
cupying the came position as New
herry in rafernnca 60 the sale Of
fRhiskey.s -, 49, Il
81 understand that prohibition was
voted In Eew5eFEy County, moro than
four years since. and before the pas
sage: OF the Act of 1909. i am Of the
opinion that under the Acts of 1907
question can be held in NewbeErg
NNuhty uhAAu6 TIC sdftt7 ioI& Oll htflS
same date as the general election,
upon the fling OF proper petition. con-
tanning one-fourth OF the qualified ell
ectors OF the GoaRty, with the County
Supervisor. Before the LIST, day Of May,
1914.
lSigned) Thns.. II. Peoples.
Attorney General -
However, 1t would seem tlfas the
opinion Of the attorney general in a
matter relative to the taxes for Antier-
son county is in variance. with the op-
infon that ne has rendered In the
3hiskey matter. When 1t wss found
here last Summer that the code called
for. SEQ to be Ccileetei R tais county
s Tor road taxes. the county tFeasnfer
wrote to GoluR1bia and asked that an
oDipiot pc forwarded on the werdiRg
of the code In this matter, At that
time Fred II. DoIniniclE assistant nj
torlaey general, hrots here as follows;
July rs. 1919.
County Treasurer,
Mfr. G. w AEease,
Anderson. s. c. K,
Dear SiF...
This Office is In receipt Of yours Of
the 18th, inst. In regard to the amount
lOestSV4tiANtattJbIA TN III <A1tu0SEFstt-Sts5ts,
tof Communication tax In Anderson
County, and in which you ask whether
the amount Sc s1:0a or s2,.0 AS stat
ed IN .KeBf letter the Code OF 1912
lfxes'it Ct $500. How this apnened
to be aaed at that amount III do nos
know bscaalae the last legislation in.
/. this niattae in So far an a Al feeafsti
EAndarann Gnnntr isl iennfaineil IN the
Acts Of 1909 ct page 1sS The Code.
both uader the Consultation and BIZ
Statute, IS declared to be the only
lstatutasy law and, in my opinion alis
Ipersedes the Set 5f 1907, 30 fhaf under
the present law the COZ :, StatioR taS
| for Anderson conRy is
Iicptns; that sIE5nss you the de-
sired III y forInati tion. end with kifidest
lpersonal REGARDS, am. $ s
Yours very; truly,
Fred II. D0miniek,
Aseistant Attorney General. g
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81 thfs head viii bs ran short
Z ~; ~ =
sls Its.ls. Z ,Ifar
g1sfE III both aflll
slss tfl eiectfoa IL
alsl foae CASH 81 slVanea
atFs Dor eilEs OegleaB ST tI8iiy
5ells's lsiok. ,gs; ailissIIlen S.lea
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Waited Position In Drug Store with
q tssofia Fountain Have some, know
y ledge Of dFstGs, Three Yeas ex-
!, give gooh FefereRces. Address ~.
u. c., care of the BeItcn Journal,
Beiton, s. g. s-lSs2t
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BEIAuIIflI
FIRST Or IT'S KIND
FOR THIS YEAR
TTI S. PRE s
EnnGssla psiiia and IlnrlEna Pes
en- 81 iiitian Ia ases s. 4
son
4 sIl PRE s:

! u
Daady,a pal aud Mammals darling
excited rIueh. admiration n AnasFaoR
yesterday when tue frsf baby snow
was held IN the chamber Of commerce
Ths event vas staged BY Tie pFarainE
Society OF tile Central IeFesi;;s;.
phurch ANA i scored d great success.
Babies ahuhby ard babies tiny were
seen on eFesv sitl s and the gseatsst
Eintaresf wan manifested BY almost mi
of the puxenss 1f the city. There was
M sssss.ssiit ss;sis.s Eef Sz.:4
celyabls class ana kInd of hahies 3ru9
Hnettes were there in nansber whfis
there wers fails as nlaay bien aes, fsst
babies Rua Loan bRbias. pretty babies
ms ~; /; E lies aiid
serioNa babies there EslS never he-
fore such m q getegH tid41 Of ha lsseB sili
Porter a, Rlheleg. I.en q. Haiiefnaa
and Rex, q, itileFs opai Gods. il ere
|sRised nppn as Istp lucky Victims Ia
act as 5iif 8es for lie a0nf eaf alia they.
hEd thesf han Ia ftI1 Pliesf t5eFa Al
Rerep pstipg f7otlss kea seI foot efere
81 7=ss=s = sssss ls af
thel71 Wished hat he hass 1lavar seen 8
ssSbys The following Is the seiaf
aptasd of The psizeess
4;S1t prizes fnF tI1a finest EieI a
|sitvef hi,Bpns seon by Iestrora I.dag
dallss Ter oe 1T and AIRS 8. Long.
eoEa lee for tlie nlzf iiasss
NzsEA la Zee right, aalig gntef oS r.
ara A1Fs ~ VFfi ists xol 8 TIr z.
Third prize for tho fnSak how q
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90 R..aElkTOR

hereby s,ln uil1lcg myself d cafldt-
tafe kes AIeyes uf slsaessoss. sfsiisSs
e ss5-Ss ssS me HenaneFatic nrss
tlssty
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neelasink thai collars arc axpsn.
sives inagt1s e and silli gn3, Elstl
Quarter ayt studen ents IL ESrls have.
formed an ans sipr Ieag They
have pie de8 tIfeiia Fes Is ltive up
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fountain pes lost ( 70, 'Syeeks af:o by
Mr. g. r Trkb'Jls and basseEtiaea sor
.tufneh haEore i7ossn, 20 Mr., ,TrjbbilJe
It PAYS toi advertise IN Tie Inteili-
gencers ~ r e. St6+lt
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: ~ > 1H17lTTSl Fpf v 1BT-llly -
.sttrnd II. D0nafniclk.
e 1AssiBtank GtfoPney Genefal.
SeWsse QsessEoB.

=
County supervisor,
~ y 5W f51TT -; - f;s5ss + - 49,
Dear Sir:
# iSaTl in recipt ef yg1fr rseueat for
en- qpiniop as % BET her an election
On dispehsRry GU ION may be held
p Newberry coubs II during the year
1914. * g
Section 2 81 ttss : iAaot 0ss Il ssals Z. page
sd4s yiaes that b g. Question Nj =
-er liquors and terefa & 4 be sold
tA any County ttl tiils State shall ha
a9teraltned at qiel lection "a BE
held IN each coSll ~ on the iiFat Tues
dag losing lsslnsIas or lNosi
venlher Of aas 81 n witch q gesIer
election fsr State and County ofiesrs
Isl sspp nlnted bS TO iIa held silcii
eject Ion te be ORD cred rs tho County
SHp ne soss sfsess being dlsd Win
aim os fore IgsS g :Ey; OF Nay oe sil.h
year 6 petition Ii rslitiH prsaSislk for
such electicnj 81 20 4 q b. one fourth oe
the qua fed IS ee ae aIseh cairty.:
ter the tgit O 1861, jsi5t farred
70, and by an 4 S RnPfaTed q the 2iatIi
day OF March, pa "a QG. Is ess sif
1898 she sale of lellers sgas pr5lilz
Eitaq N All OF 0In yses OF the
t-s=5 ia 4 was ogiec6 <ssssst <<ssssst 81 the
.Eognti lee taen hiy3a speas IS an
'eie IGtl sheul held on the Ia
Fnesstfy bt hli tslas anpn the
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s. u ii 81 gents, .efsaTaszcfs, ss55
etE q Eernise SO DAT 81 sisarilg
spare tiina; cseh ed; reYeat ] or.
sis sIlR or exp xpafss ssRee. big.
81, EslsfleE 81, N fife gr,
~ ss 81. e.. x
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sEsofa d S an itdiince5
ilar Z. oiani + q
tila nfas IL sIeits 4 gnri,
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ITNTEg. ] j CE
AN ADS.
GET SUI. rs !
W.SNS

Wassed business 10 eau at this Of
s. nce. and set mail b-1G-1t
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tlts lanate 81 iieralig d ~
a. 9 eas 4 innyor.
tlas glll o Ii rlty deaio-.
eFatla - s'ss ,s
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" l y j j F1tlFaita6 sPn
81 Ne iaEa t5veF 50 na0 sehriis enc
81 q hind for siuses
slas cheap All make Price
elleaa oa Il sIness. 3. NJ. Graz as q
CO ebRflote. n. {, S-sstf
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i esjS sd 4
q 7sani Parfi
II le sscIan-
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y 8 - - Of sFUE Flaf7 HfilgFIlrQi
Elilss = q lSs DOR 40 fbSsn
1 g Il esss,....S5
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reference to this sans Question. AS
understand II Anders0lf county oc-
ehDiea q sinsiIar position to Newberry
iE Ssp Tar a. the liquor question ana
liqnps eelction Is concerned.
The Ian guage of Section 861, re-
fegred tOs Is doubtful and conta inns Ian :
guage that would erdiuariIy convey
the imp pEesaion that the lass a codfied
WOULD not slloW an elscti1h except III
wet ennntiea. From q ren efrfsiof IKE
CpiIs1n which 81 enc iosed san 4 d st ~
Of Acts 6f 1 9g7 and 1905. ie VIII be
clearly seen that there IS Hotiiislg IN
the ass 10 ,eaits,slnt The lang gs aisea
In the Code of 191 3 TeIe langua be-
lbs d1ubkfnl It is ssc uijsst refer
10 tha original Act to find out! what
the law is on the slshj jeet ana i5y tesz
erenee to the let fs as clear % NY
mind that The law IS that an election
may be held upon the Hing OF tild
proper petition. 81 3
pfusting that his covers your IN
guiry, and with kindest personal re-
CARDS, I am,
!, 81 = IS,1lTTS Frfy 5bTiiiy
stktrnd n IloFSs7t,ff,ff 81
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= aftiis et rIsp > 4 n1slfsi L
rislsa q flia
ae ron
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enclosing Won cory OF an opinion rem.
dered tY the Attorney General on tho
2sth aas - A1srch 1915 tt &. :.s:
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s bfanshle that Z. Z 3 aw lsIli Is
Iastl Q an sl eat einee sise ffsss
~ seas s1 iaeAl 81 izaa and IS
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ATTQR GENERAL !.
RDERs OPINION
ANDERSON COUNTY ADViS-
Ed an LEoUoR QUESTION
Ell .EcTEaN ION COMING
Fred H. DonainicIk Cites Andersoh
c6ssr,ty Authorities TO de I.
Law on the Subject

In reply to a letter from J.
Acker. clerk 10 tho Anderson cornty
beard fsdE,ommisairraeeas Fred n IT.
Dominiek - lEWf;; ;;ten "a Anderson an
thorities. giVtnp an opinion nn the i,,,z
uor election for this county. :, Ti1e
letter says ;thet the election can he
ordered. accorSing 10 Mr. DbmInfeit,s
constructors OF the law.
Some time ago 4 petitIon p,as nya-
sented SuDsrSisor Maeiti tS,ns1 snIas.
county to determine whethar or NOT
liullor shout be sold hnre,T when fhs
petition Voc i.asented Nh. tsis,e. 4 siys,S
.Slefh Ac1tcfsftO5 look uH the lHNy. on the
subject and fhan Mr.. Acker fo1nd that
the code of 49I2 eontained n the yyorda
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MOTHERI Is CfiILD'S
STOMACH SOUR, SICK?
II tongue Is coated or II cross. fever.
fish, csnstiPated, give .CaIifor.
MIA Syrup Of Figs.5

Don't scold your fretfuL peeyish
child. See II tongue is coated; this
lis q sure sign its little stomach, liver
and howell are clogged with sour
waste.
When listless pane, fcyerish, full OF
cold, breath bad, throat sore, Goesn,t
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom-
Iach-ache. Indigestion, diarrhoea, give
"a teaspoonfui of sEaIifornia Syrup of
Figs, aud in a few hours all he foul
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out OF the bowels, and You
nave a well and playful child again.
Children love this harmless fruit lax
Hatiye,y and mothers can rest easy az
ter giving it, because 1t never fails
to make their little "insides' : clean
land sweet.
Keep 1t handy, Motheri A little CIV
EN- today saves a sick child tomorrow,
but get the genuine. Ask your drug
|gist for a 50-cent bottle OF 1California
Syrup of Figs which has directions
for babies, children of al ages and for
Igrown-ups plainly on the bottle, Re
member. there are counterfeits sold
here, so surely look, and see that
yours is made by the California Fig
Syrup Company" Hand back with
contempt any other fg syrup. -adYer.
tlSeMent% - s&s
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chowder Supper for
Youngsters IN gMIstress Mary

Eastern Star Halloween Party.
The Past Matrons and Past Pat
rons' Club of Leah Chapter No. 2
Order of the Eastern Star, was. enter
tanned at a Halloween party after the
regular business meeting last Friday
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STAR BULLETIN CUP
CONTEST I'M FULL SWING

The Kakaako boys club won the
first indoor baseball game Of the
Boys Clubs league last night and now
has enc game to its credit in the race
for the Star-BnlIetin cup. The score
was Kakaako IL. Kaulnwela is.
There are FIVE Y. M. C. A. boys
clubs In this league and the Star-Bul-
letin has offered q silver loving cup
to the club winning the Indoor base
ball series The clubs are Kaniu-
wela, Kakaako, Bulletin, Korean
and Kaimuki. The attendance at
these clubs for the month of October
was 1913. November;s attendance VIII
break all records with an SIX clubs
competing for the slar-B Bulletin cup:
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The funeral services of Francisco F.
Branco, ST., who died at his home on
Thurston and Magazine streets yester-
day, were held at 10 o'clock this mora
ing from the family residence under
the auspices of the Sociedade Lust
tana, interment being in the Nnuanu
cemetery Mr.. Branco. who was Sc
years old at the time of his death,
was native of Funchal, Madeira, and
is survived by a widow, four sons and
FIVE daughters: $3.50
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,ci.tv a aMIstress Mary.s

Society at mistress MARY
The performance of Mistress Mary
At the opera house last evening was
one Of the largest social events OF
this week, and was preceded and FOL
lowed by numerous dinner or supper
parties, among which were those Of
Mrs. f. M. Swanzy, Mrs. George Beck.
| ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wall and
Colonel and Mrs. f. P. Reynolds. The
i opera house was crowded on the &C.
i casion of the first appearance In Ho-
4 noiuIu Of mistress Mary" and the
/ audience for the most part included
/ members OF the smart set.
Society girls under the direction OF
Miss Harriet Lucas and Miss Mary Lu-
cas- acted as ushers and some or those
who directed the audience to their
| seats were Miss Harriet Lucas, Miss
Mary Lucas, Miss Violet Makee. Miss
Marjorie Gilman, Miss Esther Kopke,
Miss Sarah Lucas, Mrs. Norma Adams,
Miss Margaret Center and Miss Pearl
Sutherland.
Some of those noticed at the enter
Itaipment were Her Majesty Queen Ii
Iliuokaiani, Mr.. and Mrs Curtis P. 1au-
kea. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Dominis.
| WHO occhniefl one Of the boxes: Mr..
ana Mrs Tenney Peck. Mr.. and
| Mrs RAINY Scott. Miss Claire Kelley,
| Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ross. Mr. and
Mrs q. d. Bailentyne. Miss Maud Bal
llentyne, Miss Irma Dallentyne, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Al. Love. Admiral and Mrs.
lC B. T. Moore, Mrs. Royal d. Meade,
| Mrs. Bruce McY. Mackall, I. Scott,
Gray zabriskie, Governor Pnknam. Ut.
and Mrs. G. B. Cooper, MT. and MIS-.
George Beckley, Mr.. and MIS-. waiter
Macfarlape, Mrs. Reynold McGreW, Mr.
Watson Ballentyne, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Levers, Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur WAL,
Miss AhlbQrns George Ahlborn, Mr..
VIII Levers. Miss Carol Low Mrs.
Albert Ruddle, Mrs. E. Blake, Miss
johnson. Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Johnson,