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. :'< ?ATIJRDAY, JUNE 3, 1910
Swat the nkeetor.
That Mexican note might be char
acterised ^ as a 1 of a note.
What Is so raro as is day In ??n'el ]
Born?: atenka we hove iiooa.
. Prandois probably will never forget
that St was Wood vow Wilson who
j.ut him on the Supreme Court bench.
; Teddy eecms to be the Banquo'ai
fihoat of the Republican national cou- J
ventlon
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J'^yovy now and then every town j
Wjou..-; wre?.h over tho npcedlng of]
nua.mobllca.
A; arecnVllle woman inherits $35,
GOu. No, aim's not one of tho Col.
Jim.tSmith heirs.
Mai-ringe End* Happy ; Romance?
headline. Why should happy rom
' urice! bb ended wjlh. marriage?
Wilson is.not' bragging, but bomust j
bo kinder puffed up, over Brandete' j
nomination: ! vS^^war"15''
Noihjng loss than ? trip to Georgia
will ?be ;?ufil?Int*t to put a quietus on
Si eu (h Burns .
With mountains :bf debt and. 'evs?ns*
of trouble the average editor . wont
have to ko for to find a summer re
Borrj; think'.; tho Or?onvUl?; piedmont,
. more ^Vats like ; Hat which
,-p?rinan squadron./gave tiw?. Brit
fleet, and Englnnc^ ^il/navo an
submarine vessels : worth
often wonder how' In tfce. than
if \ old ; i%?~:? Carr^maa manages. to'
live .with thatfduatarlng, hot-headed,
nfuc|j:ortt|oid;Varmit,whb led Inr Xo
..?h?.iufaV of'Hymen. s. -Vv.'"
ifiha .returns goo^\fov* evll--and we
*venX the slightest doubt that bo
r?l^.fudrie. Grandels WlSl spend thej
tiho^llins; out gnodn essto)'
fought bis appointment.
4|^f|e^i>*-?
i. ?bat "l4aultlL.n! nr.tr
^JSd--.**!!^'^^: r?latlo?e^ajise
PROF. D. VY. DANIEL
Ii tho selection of Prof. D. W.
Daniel to guide the future destinies
of Columblr. collego wo feel that the
board of trustees of that institu
tion have tabes a step that will, wlth
nit a doubt, rebound to tho future |
advancement of the college, and while
wo regret that he is to sever bin con
nection with ClemBon College, an in
stitution that Anderson Is ho closely
allied with, still wo rcjoict with Prof.
Daniel in his good fortune.
For tho nnHt 18 years Prof. Lten
iol has held the chair of English ntl
Clcmson. Prior to that time he|
taught in several of the leading school*
In different sections of the state. He
la a graduato of Wofford collego. As
an instructor of English Prof. Dan
iela la Haid to bnvo few superiors, lf|
i?ny. In the ?t?te. . . ....
Botwecn Prof. Daniels und membcrg
of the press of this stnto there ex
latu a -kindred spirit of fellowship.
While his journalistic experience, ft la
true, has teen limited, ho has been
correspondent for. TI:o Intollgencer
from O?emson College for a number
of years, and In that capacity ban
rendered the paper services of marked
value. Whether It was peraonull
Items, news of the school, baseball, or
football, Prof. Daniels was always on
tho Job with a prompt report. He
was correspondent for papers In At
lanta, Augusta, Columbia, and a num
ber of other citlos, and it goea
without saying that thoso will miss his
services.
Let us repeat our expression of]
good wishes for Prof. Daniel in his
new field;
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A WORTHY PLEA
One of the most pathetic calls that
has como to tho American people from
grief stricken Europe comes just now
from the National Dental association,
: through tho American National com
mittee in which aid la aeked to help
jbuild a hospital in Parla for soldiers
wounded In the faco and Jaw.
In thb horrors of the present war,
and the . limited hospital facilities,
there is. not' Itlme dr provision ex
cept for the absolute necessities, and
there ail* m-vu fauing\di8chargel from
these hospitals welt In body and mind
and yet so horribly,mutilated 'nnl dis
figured as to be repulsive These
men will, under these circumstances,
becemo objecta of charity upon a pov
erty 8trlcknn people with not even a
chenco* to make an honest living.
, "Dr: MoreRtln, the famous; facial sur
geon, and his associates hayo afforded
jlt?ir^rV?^ to b?
established., olid' It is thelr>pnrposo
to take these men,.mid by proper
treatment and operations remove their
disfigurements, and attempt tosmake
out of them good and useful citizens,
who will stand a fair chance to mako
an honest living.
Dr. W. W. Chisholm of this city;
has been appointed one bf a commit-,
fee of four for tho southern states to
solicit contributions for thin cauRo,
and any amount sent to him will be
promptly fdrwarded that the work may
he rushed us much as possible..
MILITARY AVIATION
;vA* year or two ago the sum appro-1
printed for aviation In th? national .de
fense bills would have seemed liberal.
Today it seems parsimonious, in vjew.j
of the tremendous part that aerial es
pionage has come to play In warfare.
, Last .week a squad of Canadian avi
ation students training, at. Newport
N?ws received a cab'-gram from Lord
Kitchener, saying; "One aviator Is
worth t n army corps.'' That is ;the
jutiK*Aent of tho commander*-in-chief
of an army of t5,000 men. *Tt la
possible that the lord ; high ndrolral
of the British navy, if h? wore to ex-,
press himself on the came, subject.
Would pronounce . a. skilled t aviator
equal to ? battleship, bo important has
the trained scout beconi/i Ip^nayal pp
era'.IonH. '
\_"--'^e\-deiicis^^y;of. ttls branch of our
military, eslabUshm?^r ^ns been o?ear
ly shown in "Mexico. ri ho troops
have b?en; obliged to ^mbl? their way
through ctiltiualmo. insrend at strik
ing swiftlyand surely at tho fleetng
band?to simply because they Jacked a
targe, properly' equipped aeroplan?v
iA:rta^rs an? now needed along . th?.
border fat more than; snldtars, and;
powerful a?roplanes more than motor
trucks. '
j In the warfare of today half the
L ba?tlo consist lu knowng where r*hi<
l:$n'ofey-kv^ It
[.^'thls'. avjstcVs- joh tof'find.outi Ar-d'
when roe'. bfiEtio ; statte, the aviator
Is invaluable, for Witb'oat him, the
long range'?ri?liery te blind and help>;
This country, which created the art
Of fl^gV,ii*s ,b^n outdistanced by nil <
-ta 'time i? recoy-;!
>r oar 1?*J ,#?]r?lB;. !, 'Wh?hor our
army aed tiavy an*; large r>r smalL
tbyy flbould have an aviation
--4q^al ^efficiency, any i
world. Ami po Buch result may be ex
pected from1 the expenditure for avla
tlou purposes of less than 1 per cent
of tho total naval appropriation.
LINE O'DOPE
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South Carolina: Tartly cloudy j
Saturday, Sunday fuir.
-o
"Well, I um netting along nicely,'1
stated Mr. Jim McDonald who an]
June 1 took charge of the weed busl-j
nos? of Mr. Furman Smith, the an
nouncement of the snlo having beou I
madb a few days ago. Tho business
has been moved from tho former
rooms on West Hcuson street to
Iii reo doors above In tho room form
erly occupied by Patterson Music
bouse, und Mr. McDonald Invites all
of the old cuotomcrs to come to seel
him as well us- new ones.
Mr. John Kills Evans returned |
home yesterday after spending sev
eral days In Rock Hill where be]
attended the commencement exercis
es at Winthrop college. During :he
littlo Owl's absence tho report be
came current that he hud gone off
to get married. Upon his arrival
yBtorduy some of tho fellows around
tho St. James hotel begun asking
blm about It.
"No, I didn't get married/*' replied |
John Bills, "but It was certainly
narrow escape."
The puzzle lu who is it that had
the narrow escape . ,
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"Wheat in this section Is prc'ng to j
to be better than we thought for,'
stated Mr. Bob King yesterday, "My
brother and I have just about com
pleted bnrvestlug ours, and it tea
great deal better than we had anti
cipated."
Tho boys on Wbolesao row down
down near tho P. & N. freight yard
hnvo organized a baseball team und
tlicy wish to challenge a team com
posed of tho clerka and managers o'
tho retail'BtoroB. The team la com
posed .of men who work In the
wholesale stores and those who are
salesmen.
/Speaking of baseball, someone ha*
suggested , thpt the "leans" and the
"fats" play a gamo In tho neur fu
ture. These .freak games always
create much Interest and one in An
dorsou would doubtless not prove o
failure,., , [ .....
STATE.NEWS
Converse High School.
Spartanburg, June 2.?The com
mencement exercises of the Con
verse tttreet Mgh school began las:
night with an elegant banquet and
the class day exercises In the audl
torlum of the school, at which tht
graduating claaa. the trustees ^rc j
prewmt. A .five-course, menu v/ae
berved, prepared by " the domestic
science of the ninth grade under, the
direction of Miss Lnla Martin. The
occasion Vas tho srcene of much
mirth and merrymaking and the dlf
forent' speakers of the evening .were
welt received/ Oho of the features
of th event was the beautiful pair
of cUff buttons presented by the gra
duating c'aaa to Prof. W. O. Blake
as a token of the high esteem be If
hold by the clasB. Tho pr?sentation
we s niado by John Thomas, proal
doat of the senior class.
Harr!? U Graduate.
Belt en, June 2.-?-Qary Harris, of
I Belton, student at. Clcmson college,
will graduate this year ana will fe^
celve his diploma next Tuesday
evening. "The graduating, class ; vis
the largeat this year. Iii, 'Vne history
or the Institution, the number being
US. .
Gary spent sovera>daya in town
th|s week with his father, Mr. J. It.
Harri?.
A New Industry.
. ; Orangebyrg, June 2-~Oraugebttrg
la to hatve another ginnery and oil
mill < The Bnckeye - company baa de
declded to erect In Oranbeurg sue*,
a plant. The grbwth of Orangehnrg
city, is drawing attentSon as never t/o
fcre/Tin's seed company bas had ?U
a?*M hero buying seed, for "years,, but
as this county, la about the beat v sot
ted county'In the. -state, . and aa
Or?ngeh?rg Is a thriylnK eltjv with
unexcelled railroad facilities, this
company will, build a. pjant. here
without.' delfcy. .,Orangeburg, 1? ran
1dly ;?ddJng to l<er Induatrlea In v a
very encoaraglng mbpuer, and . ibe
result Isthat, the city/oh tb> Fd?st?
is growing into a his' 'Slto;>
Cltatieaten x*ar*5.
, . Charleston. June ^^ho' new. pier
and. torpedobeat -slip .at the Charte?*- !
^tdn'-'n?tV'-yst'dw''-*M8tt??f.lon of which
was-Wgnn d?irjpif 191B, Is faa-t ap- i
'preaching ecm?l*tfe>?. it is \ osx/ }
l^bsd-'lhat Saara '?Tttest. of Newi
,TorkV.-v". .the. ii'^tijjetoara,*: ; will be,
through *?ith the,5.work sonie , time
.this month; .ivTfe^:ii<*'l/'a'ni- then be!
subject -to a^coptshc? ,tby government j
.Ih^^o?s.'-.. This ?r^eef^
?ft,-r?^???y Oft ibo p^r?- 'u" ??nc?y Sar?j
ojt ftbO.^
i'taw Iteloil Hospital.
,Un^U, Jiino 2?Tfca Wallace Thorn-1
son hospital is the name by which.;
tho new hospital tluit 1? proposed to
bo erected by a Joint rtock company
will te known.
TJiit decision was arrived at an
informal conference of aome of
thor.e Interested in the hospital pro
position and the commission that hu.i
been issued by the secretary of state
for the Union Hospital association
will be withdrawn this week, and a.
lace Thompsoa Hospital" substituted,
will he applied for.
The captital Ktook of the projected
institution wiH bo 115,000, and work
will begin when $I0.0u<? his been
subscribed by fully responsible par
ties.
Police Chief Resigns.
Walterhoro. June 2.?A. A. Put
tcihon, Jr., ho has boon (biet of
police for Walterhoro for several
years, baa tendered hit) resignation
to become effective after today to ac
cept a position us assistant to Dr.
Boyd, agent in charge of tick eradi
cation in tills county." I>r. Boyd hav
recently had so great -demands upon
hi* time that it has ;becomo impos
sible for him to attend to the duties
of his office alone, and he has had to
eaU In the assistance of a helper.
.Mr PattersOn has received tho ap
pointment, and will i begin his new
duties on tho first of June.
(Jr-cenvllle Industry.
Greenville,. June 2.?A Joint moot
ing of tho board of directors, indus
tries und finance committees wnB
held in the assembly, room of the
chamber of commerce last night at
eight o'clock to further confer with
Hon. W. W. Long, state agricul
tural agent, concerning the packing
house proposition for Greenville. At
this meeting the special committee,
appointed by the directors, which
Visited the packing plants at Afoul
tri? and Atlant;-., Ca., m a do a de
tailed report of their investigation,
and offered such suggestions as to
how Greenville should go about the
establishment of a packing plant.
^1 ome
^?ngula
VJPtories
SOVEL CUBE FOU NERVOUSNESS
Being Mechanllly " Whipped or
Spanked is Benilclnl.
(From The Popular Science Monthly)
It is considered beneficial to bt
whipped or. "spanked," provided it is
done mechanically.,-' ip the mocbano
thorapy departments; of .up-to-date In
stitutions- tho Vwhipping post," a me-,
chanical device for jthcri. penile Ped
dling, is an accredited, healing, ma
chine.
You are whipped by.ptraps of Iieavy
cloth or leather attache! to two . rap-.'
idly revolving posts." .{When you takt
the treatment you step .backward in
to the,flying whips and receive-their
blows upon your legs, back, abdo
men or chest, depending upon the
malady from which jrou .are,, suffering,
Plib:impact of tho strapa')a Just.a.uftiT.
-atent to set tho blood;m,"free circula
tion. There-is no dmartlng, stinging
sensation, becaustr the strapu,. .ore
brpad enough to eliminate any possi
bility 6f a cutting Wow. S You ; ar<
paddled rather than* laohed. The
"whipping -post'.' is-valuable la many
typec of nervousnoss. '
AMEUICA'8 DEEPEST WELL.
(Ml ox* fin? May 'be Struclr'Be?ow' a
Afjle and t* ??&Sf.
(Bradford, Pa.. Dispatch Philadel
phia'Record. )
Bradford oil' and gas Operators' are
deeply Interested In tho deep well
being drilled* on tho Cummings: farm
at McDonald by the P?ople'c Natural
Gas Company. The well which Is
now at a depth of 7,3.10 feet, has as
yet failed to "produce oil. or .-.gas,, but
t?rilllng- operations continue.
Work on the well, which Is the
>Jeepeot over drilled in tho. Unit?c?
States, was.started Mavch i, 1911,. and
has been continuous eln?? thattime.:
Gfllcials of tho. company stated tha?
(ho hole /will go -as " deep''as inbn?y
and human ingenuity will drill-ity
and if a good supply of gao Is foiind,
another well will bo drilled, at once.
The well has cost tho owners 'ap
proximately $50,000 to date: Drilling
at such a great depth is not ^ohly
very slow, but Very difficult, and it
was oply last *week that 'the 'drillers
succeeded in pulling a ssiing .of tools
from tho well which had been lost
nine months. - *
IHON BtJKKS TRROUH FLOOR
Elect! le* Pressing1 Implement Burns
Way From Second Floor toi Base?
Basement.
(Dayton; Ohio, Dispatch : Cleveland
F-;;Jer.)
The strongert'"freak tire ihHhe his
tory of the Dayton fire '^department
occurred yesterday at the Parts store;
An electric iron left on a table au the
repair department oc *?6 s?cond Swr
burned its Way through the table,
through; the flooring, through, a . 10
iricb joist and was - dangling by its
Wires tYom.the celling of^tko store
room below token found.
The . Are department investigated,
but did., not nee.any' wateir/ for the
iron had ;n?tt fired, the building.
ALLvOATOR WRECKS TRAIN
Lytng "trpo?.--' ''the'' Traras, ?%, Derail*
' Curs and One 3fan la Killed,
(Prom Tbe. ilHcbmbn'd: Times Dis
patch.)
: Derailment of, si tram fey, ah -'Jtillgv
tw 3y*?g;^erQ?s. the tracks nearWela,
I^u>aa,':f^tteM the tfeafjSt?Ot Henry,
Kinarft Smlih.- civil engineer, : son ?l
thh mt?"-BiaUbri Coke Smith." of the
'M^j^\\1^^o?\?i c^urch.^ award
ing to information received lately by
Mr.. Smith's relatives bera.trom" Rob
?tt -L&hHi ug, secretary of ..'?taie '. ?' The
accident ocehrred M?rcht#&V As a
precaution Ytfg>fm& baboritfl blagu? the
body can notio; removed Marti -rl??h
duras , until A a ?ar the^.te&^ol Xon>
ysar*.
This is the store where you'l
floral designs reproduced in n
are ft ?eve?st?oi? ?3 siato?s cell
it is the style this season?{
brilliant era vat tings.
THE HEALTH MUSE
"How duth th? busy Httlo fly; *
Improve each shtnng hour?
Washing his too n'es in the mill;
Anl causing it to sour."
So' sings the bulletin of tho muni-1
cipal health department of Saranac
liake, N. Y., and here's another gem
from the sanio source:
"Lit'tHa pots of flowers, little pots of |
paint,
Make attractive neighborhoods out, ofj
them that- ain't.1
Wherefore the bulletin urges that]
nil citizens ge^ busy. In "it general,!
protracted, anti-fly, anti-dirt and .pro- )
beauty campaign. For?
"It ain't the individual nor the city]
oa a Iwhole.
But the overlastln' team work of]
tvery % Idoom'ln*.. soul.
m
'Such poetic appeals .should certainly '
i
youngster on tl
Children w!
.T?l?phon? wit?i
wires give, assui
11 see the new
leckwear that
:r*, Yes, fei
cay, cheerful,
lively colors in
the most pleasi
in sport shirts tl
effort.
0 .-' ^^v I
They're priced i
at 50c have til
touch to your
Lively socks yo
and 50c
!n suit*} all you i
you want, we'll
ular kind $10 t<
Suits of the -he
You can't g? wr
The Store with a (
produce results. And why confine
their application to Saranac.Lake?
Wisdom and Silence.
An acquaintance of the late Josh
Billings vas one day talking with
him about the remarkable lncreaso
of imitations and substitutttutes for
original articles . as oleomargarine
for butter, cellulo?d1 for ivory, and so
forth. "And," said ho, "many of the
substitutes go ahead of the' real
thing. ' I guess In time there will be
a substitute for everything?though
I don't know about witdom."
"No," replied the h?morlBt: "up to
the present time, at least, there, is no|
I really good substitute for wisdom.
But sllonco is the best that has been
discovered." ..... .
' Finding HpecaSe drably.
The sp?cifia gravity ot pit may be
I ascertained by taking ? jlasR vessel
and' welgbtyc tt; 'Jheny weigh into %,
SB
Bfello
W???
It is a
for the
parent -v\
the voice
lie Long Distanc? Be
ho canriot write cas
t ease, and th?i^ small
ance to loved ones ti
distance Bell T?leprk
A&l'? S: ' 3 ff t V'.-J
mc social ine- or joe ; :
xx home you can vi;
r friends in distant cil
fine; tke spates
ephqne ?s ujLongD
shirts, new designs that euro "
ng ever. Special allowing
ist excel oitfjsvery previous
it $1 and 50c. , The value*
te silk collar that adds the
tpearance you like.
u need for every wear" ?.5c ;
. :. "v " " ,
teed have is an idea of what
get 'em forf" you. The reg
i$25.
at-hating variety with new
se L\ *if cn
ong here on 6tyie or price.
on ounce of water and mark the point
where the water reaches; then fill to
this mark with oil and weigh It. Ex
nr??a ih" v.'c?~Ii cf the ell as a deci
mal part of an dunce, which will be
the specific gravity of the oil. That
of grease may be obtained in - the
aame manner, pounlng the melted
grease Into the vessel
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Cigars a Century Ago,
The war of 1814 brough the cigar to
Paris witth tbp English. Shortly after
Waterloo, says the Sjjringfield Re
publican, Roger de Beauvoir declar
'ed: "The cigar is th^Iast word of
dandyism, the final detail by which
the finlsbed gentlemen of Our time
may bo identified. It is at tho same
time the supreme elegance and tho
supreme insolence of our generation.
Ono cannot too highly recommend to
would bo Koub to use it and even to
abuse it.
rGrandma!
joyous moment
distant grand
/hen she hears
of her favorite'
11 Telephone.
v use the Bell
voices over, the
i^dLiswelL
>ne plays an ini
tiation* With
sit satisfactorily
ties, ' I??
reasonable.";;.
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