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The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17
Summary.

Two base hits; Hickey, Nickerson, Taylor ?, Campbell, Grady; 8 base hits; KaccrosEy, Burley, Kosmos; Home run; Reed; Base on balls, off Darlington 8, Nickerson 4; struck out, by Mauthey 8, Nickerson s, Grady 2, Darlington 10; Double plays; Camp bell to Hughes to Grady; Hickey to Fiunegan to Haasch; Passed Ball Burley; Wild pitches, Nickerson cj Hit by pitcher, Manthey by Grady Campbell by Manthey; Hits off Manthey in innings, of Nickerson 2 in 2 innings, off Grady in 4 in nings, off Darlington in innings.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

Our new stock of Wall paper just in at Brown & Hawkins. Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17
DOYLE LOCATES HOMESTEAD.

The location papers for a home stead located by Mickey Doyle reached the recorders office yesterday The homestead is located about one mile southeast of the Seldovia post office In a letter to Seward Mickey says the fish come right up to the door of his house.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

The finest kind of job work as we'll as the plainest is done by the Gate WaV
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

Meet me at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

D. and lst.. Hughes, 2nd; Koontz, F. f. KosmoS, c. f.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

See us before sending outside toI your job printing.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

The time we've waited for is here, And times are getting good,
 But we don't feel surprised at all, Because we knew they would
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17
" PALACE JINGLES ''

They like the goods they like the place And they like the treatment too. And if strangers seek the Palace Bar, We ask it, Why don't you?
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

The fame of Sherwood Rye has spread North, East, and South and West, And he who craves tonic pure Know Sherwood is the best.
The Seward gateway., 1915-05-17

And every passing stranger AS he lands here from afar, Inquiries of the Sourdoughs
 For the Famous Palace Bar.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-14

'dhhfng ohe who Is an expei swim.
mer. sutherland knows nothing OF
swimming however, he takes N
chance. One ofatEe daily tasks is to
aid in teaching the many guests at
the hotel to swim. yet under ali these
trying Conditions Sutherland congra-
tulates himself that he though
"brokev is among the "fou: hundred
set" Sutherland falls in love with 4
beautiful girl who loses no time In
telling him that without wealth and
spScia. position ha Ia. a hopeless case.
Es T. broken hesr.ed. yet iovs g..!
find o way and he seeks aid, though
an old gardener. who for centuries has
studied the mysteries OF his century
plant when in bloom, and agrees to
transform the college youth through
,tde spell OF his plant, into a prince
oi the mythical land ofEunitania, but
his life Is TO end with the sinking OF
the moon, unless he is kissed by the
gil he loves. He Is given wealth
and social position including the
beautiful heiress-evea humiIiating
her. The tragicf hour for the moon
to set arrives. He is about. to expire.
when she filings her arms about him
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-14
Whirluind Campaign
TO.Be Made TUESDAY,

Frank Ashmore. M w Sloan, T.. @.
Anderson, Robert E. Ligon, ]. H. Tate,
Chas. F. Spearman. r. L. Carter, Wal
ter Dobbins, N. B. Sharpe, j, L. Mas
ters, G. II. Bales, F. Blair Crayton,
George w. Evans. H. G. Love, j. M.
Gvans, Leopold Geisberg. J. /. Brown
lee, j. r. Shelor, j. E. Sadler, r. c.
Mckinney. II. A. Powell, Sloan NC
Mckinney, II. A. Powell, Sloan Nc
Connell, j. Walter Dickson, j. J..
Trowbridge, e. X. Chapman, John Nj.
Davis, T e. Howard. w. A. Hudgens,
II. j. McGee, Bond Anderson, George
Mcconnell, Tho3. S. Maxwell, S. w.
Willitord, Will Webb. F. " LEROY. c..
A. Reese, e. NJ. Scott, Joel c. Keys, w.
Cox, w. S. Breazeale, w. II. Shear
er. Victor B.. Cheshire, Jeo Smith,
Marshall B. Smith, c. E. Tolly, L..
Oscar Dean, Leon l.. Rice, Frank J..
White. C. o. Carter, A. G.. Mean, L.
Nj. Murphy, l.. N. Geer, A.. s. Farm
er, Frank Alexander, William Lyon,
q. II. Ballentine, r. E. Burriss, A. NJ.
Fortune. C. G. Provost. B. Frank Johnl
son, w. w. Johnson. P. e. Clinkscales,
e. Frank Bolt, D. s. Taylor. c. S. Sui
livan. Ben Alexander, C. M Guest, w.
L. Brissey,VJ. e. Barton, ]. l.. Hem
brce,' w. III. Keese, Jas. T. Pearson.
Thos. f. Cartwright, John w. Linley,
Q. Frank johnson, G. B. Walton, ]. III.
Oulla, j. F. Hoffman. II. d. Henderson
Rufus Fant G.. H. Geiger, r. ). Nose
ley. John Franz. c. ]. DeCansps, C.. F.
Ross. r. j. Raner. John T.. Burriss,
F. M. Burnett, Porter A. Whaley, Capt
]. r. Anderson, o. ID. Andersen, b.
B. Bleckley. w. w. Robinson, j. M.
Cathcart. Frank Moore, Jake w. Sulli-
van, j. l.. Bradley. d. p. Sloan, B. A.
Henry, E. r. Horton, j. H. Godfrey,
B. o. Evans. Jas. ID. Hammett. Sam
McClelland, w. S. Beatty. George M.
Tolly, w. C. Lee. R. A. Mcconnell.
Am. McFall, w. Nardin Webb. w. M.
Archer. w. Frank Farmer, John z.
Frazier. Ben Aiken, Rev. s. w. Dam
ner Keith Provost T. Frank Wat
kins. w. o. Ulmer, Foster FAINT, w.
p. Nicholson, Sam Orr Tribble, A. II.
Dagnall, e. p. Vandiver. G. p. Browne.
w. w. Smoak, L. Nell Glenn, John E..
.Wigiagton, J.4,A. Brock. l.. e. Nor
ryce, Ernest Johnson. George F..
Boyd. r. s. Thompson, T. K Roper,
C. c. Dargan, d. A. Ledbetter and p.
=. StephIEs
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-14
FREE MOTION PICTURE
/ SHOW WILL Be GIVEN
ON DAY PRECEDING FORMAL.
OPENING OF TIE NEW
OPERA HOUSE l.
FINISHING UP
Daily Motion Picture Perforn-
ance WIN be Given at the New
Theatre After Feb 10.

That "The Anderson" IL tc be mo-
tion picture house as we'll as a place
for the staging of Flesh and bioodv
performances, appears to have escap-
cd the attention OF a good portion Of
the general public, declared Manager
G. HI. Ble.ch yesterday In talking with
reporter for The :lnteiligencer.o We
will give daily motion picture shows. .
said Mr. Bleich, just the same as any
other motion picture house In the
city. Our machines have been in
stalled and we have arranged to show
high class pictures. We have con-,
tracted for the General Film Service,
which includes the following well
known producers: Lubin. Essanay,
Wtagraph. Edison. Selig, Kalem
Telegraph and the George Klein and
World Corporation features
Thursday afternoon and evening,
February Is. the management of the
new theatre will give a free motion
picture performance at the time the
directors OF the Anderson Develop
mcnt company. owners of the new
theatre, hold their public reception
at the new amusement house. "Mr.
Bingle and His Meiodrama" is the
title OF the three reel Vitagrapfi
comeuy feature TO be shown on that
particular afternoon. The free per.
formanee will he on from ~ q
O'Clock and from 8 to 10 o.. m. -The
+ Anderson, orchestra Will make, ifts
,iifst appearance; at this performances
Everybody Is invited to attend the
show and inspect the new theatre.
The hanging OF the scenery i'm the
new theatre was completed yesterday.
This Rceiieru paa rne 4, 70 = : -,
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-14
Tomato Club Girl
Tells of Efforts
Letter Relates How She Con,
struetsd Hot Bed and Planted
= - Seed

An interesting letter from mu.n-
ber of the Girls Tomato and Canning
Club of the Anderson High school,
telling of work done SO far In pre-
pairing hot bed and planting seeds,
has been given out by Miss jamie c.
Darlington, demonbtrator In charge
fer publication, lii the hope that It
will prove OF interest and help to
others. Tie letter is as follows:
'Iou to;d us to wIite and .eli you
about our making our hot beds. It was
loads OF trouble TO dig such a deep
pit. and 1t took me almost an hour to
build my frame. Then ] got man to
haul me down a wheelbarrow of man
-urey from the barn. 1t raincd right
straight along for whole week be-
fore'D could plant the seed. put
them in the ground February g.
Twill be SO glad when they begin
10 comes up. Every morning I open
the&6rhtfand shut It up again an hour
before sun down. have charged
myself for all work, and find
it would have cost me just 20 cents.
IL got your card Monday, SO. We
elected our president and secretary at
opee. aatagesLa Boon is our president
and Lena Clark our secretary. / will
gct Mage to call meeting tomorrow
and ten them about making our caps
randi aprons so we can march in tho
farddA Field Day. We Will be suro to
meet you at the chamber of com!
merce March g." I
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-14
TO SECURE NAMES OF FREE.
HOLDERS TO PETITION
FOR ELECTION ON BOND
ISSUE
COMMITTEES MEET
y MONDAY p. nj.
At 6 O'clock at County Court
House for Purpose of Mapping
Out the Campaign \

A whirlwind campaign OF the CITY
Tor the purpose of securing sigma
lures or the necessary number of
,freeholders to petition calling upon
CITY council to order an election on
ithe question of issuing 100000 bonds
Tor street paving will be made next
sTu-ssaJ
In accorosnceB with. resolution
adopted at meeting of the paving
commissioners Friday afternoon.
Chairman e. II. Horton of the com
mission, with the assistance OF Jas.
I'D. Hammett. chairman Of the execu-
tive committee Of the chamber of
commerce and Mayor j. H. Godfrey,
yesterday appointed committees to
circulate these petitions among the
: freeholders CT the city.
All members pf the committees and
all others Interested In this matter
are urged to assemble at the court
house next Monday afternoon at
o'clock. Yhen plans for the whirlwind
campaign will be mapped out. The pe-
titfons have been printed and will be
distributed to the committeeman at
this meeting Monday afternoon.
IL is the idea of Chairman Horton
to call the committee together again
Tuesday afternoon, when results OF
the canvass will be determined.
Mayor Godfrey stated last night
that as soon as the petitions bearing
tho necessary number of signatures
have been presented to him, he will
immediately call a special meeting of
city council for the purpose OF ORDER
ing the election y s.
Following areaithe committeeman
appointed yesterday by Chairman
!, Horton, and they are requested t.
bear in mind the meeting at the court
house ate5 O'clock Monday afternoon
and be there, nnomptlys
/ II, l.. Celey,s,W w f. Marshail,, r.. r..
King, Lee @, Holleman, w. p. Lesser,
+ ID. s. Gray. Kyle Shirley, DIR. w. II.
Nardin, DR.. J.tiLevis Sanders, r. s.
Ligcn, c. u sMarchbanks; Dr.. pt
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aDvascR saER
Seais fog fs'Ts,a psa.se as ,rA,ts.-ss s. :.
Msia Re On Safe - ,EE'.,aa. E.,sasa..s..t iiffitx s
Office Tuesday Morning.

1t seems that every theatre goer in,
this city is talking 1.-THE tPrincessof
Tonight. the attraction coming To
the Anderson Theatre Friday, F1ehru-
airy 10 The seat sale opens Tuesday
at $3.50 a. m, and from all Indications,
there Will be rush for choice seats.
This attraction has been iheralded for
months and promises TO be; one or Our
post musical shows of tho season. Tom.
arnold, In thea little role Is an ex-
ccllent baritone ard lis supported by
splendid cast and big beauty chorus.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-14
4PRlNcE oF ToSIanTv


The fantastic musical comedy, .sThe
Primes OF Tonightr by Adams. Hougf,
aRd Hoyard. with Tom Arnold. &c the
Prince will be the attraction at the
Grand opening OF "The Anderfnns,
Theatre Friday. February 18Th. s 4;
y The prince before he n tfansfoTnIed d
into his renlAflable q kinkaoiss. I. s ss
jim Epfhesland. penaiiess eSilc e
youth ~ search Of 4 Ensi itsoa SfA s,as n
nefet Florida Ills onIy M vi :s =,
t{eiiaals & flset of liiesegcr Fes =;
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and prints the kiss OF deiiserance on
his Lips. She, ID the real life saver.
after all. From a scenic STANDPOINT
the pro6act.on Is magnificent, the COS
tunes are elaborate ard the electric.
effects are brilliant. There as ejgh-
teen musical numbers rendefeif by n
chorus for singing qualities are sur
passed by mono. K
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-14
DO You Find Fault with Everybodyl I

An irritable. faultfindfng disposition
is often due to a disordered stomt ch
A man With good digestion 10 n rly
always good natnred. A g-eat man,
have been pefnanentlH bsnefited by
Char: Derlain's Tablets after years OF
suffCfing. These tablets strengthen,
the stomach and enable 1t III perforln a
its functions naturally. E btainabie
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-02-14
The Day In Congress

= WASHINGTON. Feb. 1S.-senate:
Met at noon.
Democrats ccM:erred on ship BIZ
and cloture proposals but took no &C.
tion.
Adjourned at 5:ac p. m. until noon
Monday.
" House.. Debate continued on sundry
civil appropriation bill.
Representatives Stephens, of Cali
forp.a, introduced Substitutes ship
bill.
Leaders prepared for caucus on adj
ministration ship bill.
Representative Padget introduced
special bill for consideration of ship
bin.
Representative. Platt, OF New York,
introduced bill to provide for filling
vancancies In the cadet CORPS at the
W'est Point Military Academy. ~ !. 4
Adjourned at 4:45 p. m. until noon
sunday for eulogies on tic late Re-
pTcsentatiye Martin, of Now Jersey.
ga u ~.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22
September Morn"

When "Septembed Morn," the musi-
cal Offering now enjoying great popu-
larity is presented by LeComte and
Fisher, at the Auditorium Saturday
matinee and night, October 23rd, there
VIII be seen a perfectly trained chorus.
During the $50 performances of Sep
tember Morn" in Chicago this aggre-
cation of girls proved good box office
attraction not only from the fact of
their personal charms, but also from
the novel dancing numbers in which
they were engaged under the training
of Virgil Bennett. There are many
song hits to be heard in September
Morn" The other song delights in
clude When Little Boy Loves a Lit.
tie Girl" ''In Berlin" "a Spare Rib
From the Butcher Shop of Life"
Where is the Pleasure in Wine and
Sopg-If the Woman is Not There?"
THE Sunshade Girl and Beautiful
Dreams I'm Dreaming"
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22
Sun Brothers' Show.

Possibly. no better show will appear
here, than the Great Sun Brothers
Worlds Progressive Aggregation,
which is scheduled to exhibit in Hat
tiesburg on Friday, Oct 20.
The travelling tented show is today
Americas most popular form of out.
door amusement. The Sun Brothers
Show for this season is said to be a
big, first-class exhibition, with many
new features, fine horses strange ami
mails and host of foreign and Amer
lean novelty displays The largest
tents ever erected in this town are
employed by this show. Everything is
done for the great comfort of all visi.
tors and seats are provided for all
patrons.
The newly added trained animal
tourney is new attraction and in
cludes a bunch of amazingly trained
lions, tigers, leopards. kangeroos. ele.
plants. babboons, etc.
Two performances will be offered
hers. afternoon and night. The usual
free outdoor exhibitions will be Civ.
en- at noon-time, on the show grounds,
and are free to the public.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22

er similar purposes, and iofoiuu'ns
the sale of cream
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22

black and white lambs or sheep when
properly mixed gives an odd brownish
gray that would make a great dis.
guise for land forces. The enemy
might circle all day over a field in
which thousand soldiers were hidden
and not know they were there unless
the men indiscreetly showed their
faces.
! Black wool as it comes from the ami
NAL is varied in it's shading from a
dirty brown to jet black. If mixed
and woven with the white it gives a
color that is cross between the earth
and fog.
500 to Fit Out Soldier.
TO fit out new recruit now costs
nearly $3.50, including Dress, service
and khaki uniforms. This can be done
for 500 with the new goods, it is es.
timated.
Tests are now being carried on, and
If 1t is found that the material can
stand the. same wear and scraping as
the present goods it is more than prob
able that it will be adopted for the reg
ulation uniforms. The absence Of
chemicals found in dyed goods from
this cloth ought to give it greater
tensile strength, so that it will stand
more wear and stretching than ordi-
nary material. The shade and texture
of the goods are such as appeal to
civilians. but II it is adopted by the
army it is possible that the war de-
partment may monopolize the entire
output so as to make it distinctive Of
the service.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22
AFTER FLIES AGAIN,

Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct. 21.-Ok.
lahoma believes in practical demon.
stration of the menace of flies, and is
anxious for the betterment of rural
conditions. Consequently, Mrs. Dixie
Bolton Tucker, who is a graduate ply
sician, holds the unique position of
supervisor of rural hygiene and sani-
tation in this state. She travels from
town to town, delivering strong, con-
vincing lectures, Illustrated by charts
and pictures. She goes right into
homes and shows the women folks the
dangers of fly bites to helpless chill
dren.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22

mander of the Province of Branden-
burg, which includes the City of Ber-
lin, has fixed the maximum price of
butter at marks, so pfennigs (approx.
imately 20 cents) per pound. The
price had reached marks, 20 pfennigs
approximately SU cenus,) and was still
rising.
1t is announced that an order is
about to be issued forbidding the use
or milk in Prussia for baking, manu-
featuring chocolate and candy and 9th.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22
The NeW Color for
u. 5. Uniform SQves
Army Much MOneu
ESPECIALLY NOW THAT DYES
CANNOT BE SHIPPED FROM
GERMANY TO THIS COUNTRY

Washington, D. G., Oct. 22.-Uncle
sam may find that the European war
has saved him a few hundred tbou.
sand dollars in the price of uniforms
If the present tests of material are
successful. The shortage in dyestuffs
mas caused the war department some
concern, and the next set of uniforms
Tor our gallant soldier boys is ant to
De made of naturally colored goods
Ihis means that the annual expendi.
ture of $6,OOO,OOO for the army, most of
which goes into the clothing of reeu.
lars. will probably be cut great deal.
Since the beginning of the war the
quartermaster's department has found
the securing of the regulation olive
draD goods, of which the regular uni
form is made, a difcult proposition.
1he dye. which is manufactured in
Germany, cannot be brought across
the ocean because of Great Britain's
blockade of German commerce. Natur-
ally some substitute had to be found.
Began to Look Around.
The quartermaster began to look
around. He was up a pretty big tree
until Brig Gen. Henry G. Sharpe no.
ticed that mixture of uncolored wool
made neutraI coior Just the shade
that was wanted TO hide our boys from
any fancied foe. The wool of the
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22
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ing at a distance and for near WORK
think also that my eyes have been
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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22
A M u S E M E NTS
Auditorium,


Tonight Bartles & Bartles will offer
their own tabloid version of Don't
Lie To Your Wife, another Of this
splendid little company's comedies. Mr..
Bartles promises a complete change of
songs and costumes for his last per-
formance in this city. The Empire
Quartette who have been delighting
packed houses nightly will also enter.
tain with new late comedy quartette
numbers.
In addition to Don't Lie To Your
Wife" there will be two new first time
SHOWN comedy movies. Tonight is
amateur night at the Laugh House.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22

ASK any neighbor who has Ma
1estic which is the best range made.
Then come to our special Majestic
demonstration-week of October 25-
and let the man from the factory show.
you why. Hawkins Hardware Co.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22
SUBSCRIPTION In
month No or year. - = :
HE "UNNIRITTEN LAW"

"A Bellna killed her paramour James
Montigla after the she had
her on because Of the intrigue There
facts
Of Belna Justice Kelby used every pre-
caution to oal emotional appeals influences
counsel against sensational Methods
babies room; permit her to
testify instructng jury
upon its sworn duty, be charged that has
rights than a
"The verdict simply guilty. word
OF compromise Mansaughte a murder
not mentioned brains storm were not ap
pealed to- The who to Mongli home
and then shot him is as if no
deed, since the the final authority killing
THE questioned The defendant cannot
jeopardy o free as other
women free. Was Rome
ed toward the crime pasone? In the judicial
South there of the
written
why bring in the souh? asks savOyard
Northern invention
q" nearly congressman Daniel
skes public Washington
within the White mansion
n and debauched his wife
The victim accompanied by FRIEND
who knew his there deliberate
cruel and a cowardly
Skes was defended bv John era
ham, the criminal old Jim Gordon
Bennett would not allow printed Herald Edwin
Stanton who later became celebrated
Graham pleaded for his client emotional
Tense Englspea
struggle jury brought in verdict of mot
guilty Sckes acquitted bloody field in
veete that under notice which print our
polter
"a after the termination Cole then
before his wife had sue
cumbed the seductive politician Hiscock bro
e disputed the leadership the
Republican not so law Cen
Cole got leave absence Albany him
daylight
defended by that same John Graham
who presented the and the
the Sickles
Some later York named
adultery while he was on his
deathbed the
him and his the holy make the
criminal acceptable
wounds.
Macfarand indicted and this same John
Graham successfully defended him. setting emotional
insanity, later known the unwritten
These victims all
tabished the unwrin law which has
E.
he would the written prevailed this country wou
records of heaven Sickles fashionable
Thus have shown that the
World had
the last of the editorial And this r
calls that unac who the columns Of the Chicago
the same time observan crime
IN the city of Chicago than perprae in
the entire state of Georgia days,
Dr. Goldbege other into the South y the
Federal government fighting
rgd the theory that causes and
through
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22
HELP WANTED
LOST AND FOUND.

sThAYED-From our plant, Saturday.
18th, young mouse-colored mule.
weight about 800 pounds. Informa-
ton leading to recovery will be re-
warded.-meridian Fertilizer Fac
tory. 9o.et.c
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-22

Dr. Godbeger into the su tho
Federal epored ns
ngdy on the theory that the disease
not spread through contagon not
With the weleabished
prevailed The informed for
observation convinced testimony uniform that there was
no peaga this within less time and
there reported common sense
sion that itself produced bv baea
that hnd fertile odgmer the bodies lack the prope food
s contagion infection spread and the do
conditions conclusyey proved.