A PiROGRESSIVE REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPEE jDEVOTED TO THE UPBUILDING OF AMERICAN HOMES AND AMERICAN INDUSTRIES.
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BURLINGTON, ALAMANCE COUfiTY, NORTH CAROLINA, APRiL 14, 1914.
OPPOSE ROOSEVELT.
ETERNAL HOPE.
.state
Cowl?'
The Republican State Contention
Vote to. Turn Do«m ’ Roosevelt
for Preiiident.
C
Attack Wilson.
An Articlfi About The Risen Christ
and the Existing Eternal
Hope.
Burdens and Joy.
Augusts^ April —A move to have
the Republican State Convention to
day recommcnd the hominatioii oi
Thsodoire-Roosevelt as a candidac’^ v>t*.
Pre^idcr:t in 1916 met failure.
A resolution to t?\at end adopted
by the Rcpublcian caucus cf the town
orYannouth.vras offered as-an amend*
32ie5:-; to ths^latfoi'TiJ, but wns de^3ar*
eu out of oftlijr.
The platfona as adopted cOi;dcmn,9
the national Democratic Adiiiinistra-
tion for v/hat is declared to be its
“hurried surrender to Great Britain
in the rnatter of the Panama Canal;”
“its violation of platform pledges,”
and "its va^e, vacillating? policy in
liealang’ with condiiioi^s 117 Mexico.”
N'ational Prsoiiibiiion is favored
Hie Underw'ood tariff law is char*
acterized as “unjustly sectional and
a menace to our industries.”
A workmen’s compensation law, a
law limiting the woricing of ■women
and children in factories to fifty-four
hours a weixk, w^oman suffrage, bal
lot reform and a presidential prefer
ence primary are advcKiated.
*nie convention paused in its delib
erations to adopt a resolution paying
tribute to the memory of Mrs, Lillian
^ iS. Stevens, late head of the Woman’s
Christian Temperancc Union.
An attack oii President Wilson’s
Mexican policy was made by Con-
j^Tcssman Poters in his addr^ijs as
presiding oSiccr.
one but the blindest j>artisan,
or one who has rriven the rnatier no
thouKht, can have th'? slightest respect
Mr. Pet'
i crs, *‘c3peciaUy in Mexico, Indeed,
it cannot be propeily called a policy
«t rH, bcoause It is urintoJliffibie. and
iiitniess.’'
Coriirrofc^.’Tir.n- Pct,TS pafd hk rc-
ap«et;i i.o 'coVxr: i>y
To repeal tu-j fi'eo ‘oir:= 1-^w !irwi;'v
iho i)rosOi'(t tjiTuniStar’re.'j adtniS \vc
^haci :iot l!ic xijiht to it.
It chan^tes the whole le.sult, uf the
itupendous work, sma.^^hoxi the Monroe
Ooclnno njid will l)je bi.^tory
of this country.
Cong-ressrnan T. H, Kelly, of Mi.:hi-
gan also savagely attacked the Pres
ident's policies.
Death of Jonathan Zachary.
Swnday evening:. April f}, Jonathan
Zachary answered to the last ffresit
roll call. HiS death was duo to the
result of dropsy.
He was united in m?.rriaj?e to Mary
G. Norwood Decembfjr 17th. 1857. To
this union were born twelve childreiH
is Risen!*'.
This is the message that, coming
fi-om t)ie fe-rave of the son x>f a Na/.-.
arotii *arr»enter r.o'.v nearly two thous
and yer.rs ago. restored the liearti- cf
lUs xvha had scfin hmi die
>'■» the- c‘*-oi?s «nl v.ho had laid away
bl3 body, d’k! 'vilh it -{heir dea”>5t
horjt’f. It is the same in^ssa^pe thut
cvnr has restored tbe hearts cf
that half of the race that lives in the
iiijrht Ciilled c:viU^!:a^icn.
Thr:t. one event shouid so hold the
racc through the.ages is itself a siif-
jicieut aite-?tution to Its authenticity
and to its value. II is the fountain
sprfng to thG world's hope. I keeps
he world young; it perjieiually saves
mankir.d from ‘.le.'pcur. Without it
manbind could r.ot bear the burden
of existence.
The /’ac'e has recoiTiiized bat three
interpreters of JesUs of Nazareth,
namely St. John and St. PimJ and
St. Peter. The iirst ir.tej'preted the
resurrection of his ^^a«te^ in the vis
ion tit the many mansions, the pearly
eatea, the j?olden streets and the
heavenly choir; the second in life—
here—and immortality—hereafter—r
2’evoaled, made known, “brought to
ligrht;” the third gave witness at Pen-
ABUSES IN CONGRESS.
Many Privileges Which Now bxist
Should Be Abolished h}’ the
Goiremmeni.
coxEn iRMr.
FAmSHOOTlllG.
GenersE Jacob S. Coxey, of Historic
t'ame, Will March to. Wash-
iiiirion Again.
I
Gflverninent Econoniy. large Noinfeer ynemployed.
We v.xiro s:\yintf tiie other day^liat
it wouUi require sohieUnnfr^inore tan-
i?ible than a more pi«du*tia7i to con
vince us th-.it Ccr'y:rs?;;s hjid rouUv
I'l’v.cr rniud to -i-*ltminate live
jJv.t hi;-' gyriwn np in the
I;jr4‘ hriu-e or, CapiLc-1 Hill. Vvbat is to
he i.-; iheit the c;.;n^jder:V;ion
^f the jjuiciiil :ir>d ex2^-i!t-
,Ivij .•■-.y-roprjilion l.iii v.v.s not procc'!-
I cd by oi'io ‘>f there diarjnina; nddres;-€s
:•> by the President upon
the '.iul'jcct of wi’fn! c-xtravsigance and
r>e-tty i;buses.
The aboliiion of free telegraphic
sorvitre for Seiiators, which i? not
yet aeeoniplished, by the w«ay, w/li
amount to very little unless thj same
spirit is manifested in other directions.
There needs to be a geneml clear.ir.g
up. That milage garb is claimed to
be in jeopardy and we are informod
that a compromi?e is probable that
will limit members to allowance for
the actual traveling expenses of them
selves and iheir families to and from
Washington.
A compromise tike that may save
the government a little money, hut it
\nll not savtr Congress from the
charge of grafting. What rrgbt has
ia member of Congress to demand that
CharJes Privett Shoi by O. B. Ciark,
Who Alleges That Weapon Was
Accidentally Discharged,
liriye.
. GenerapJ;:cob S. Coxoy, who i.*l Cb:'irle>>' O, Privcrt
1S8-1 .a j‘amG for him^eir v.'hen}ii, Ci::r;C. in Jnil
he headed. niigrhcy army of the un-jiiiriitiary c;:i?.sed by a.dru;ik-
iK. dead and 0.
auu:tij:» a pr;;-
\ cmploj'ed ■ iVc
■-•'jaTitvy tc r:'::'.
i’-C^ to nOjv'O i);.- ; ;Mi
..'t the c:;pi
iDIl. ;*.rrt]v;;...i* = c
}'.i:
horses rh.Vi. d: :-vv h:s phaeion
years ago -mc^ c!ruu\ I
au-2'
11 fiectio.-u; ff Ih-
i \V.i£hin-ton, phm
‘'iriViij-ion
r.ii Mp
•lavc il;-? i
the
Aniii ji*.
’cnt/ j i
the. pliac.fion ■ *
caine L-nc
Mg.about, t.:;
cf H. K. ih
:iVu y.\C'i
Privcrite ;i
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dciV'l V.
HONOR ROLL
Honor Koli for the Burlington Grad-
ed School as Presented by
the Faculiy-
teach-
■ ^Kii::-:;'!;;-.- Xr-..r ::...Royd
v/as repaintc-i '
ncv,* journey.
As in 189s i:'.-;
divisions at.d v:
of the Wiuni ry
ea.st as Boston,;;
as fa^r f^dbth a-
ration for the-
.;ie
'■^-ni2 Ml? iw,.
:'cv0jvc-r i:r\d
ai my will “hipt?” by
i vopresei.w all part?
r?'6’n points as fur
: iL>r v.’2st as Seattle,! m
S’ev^' Orleaijs and an M'-
far nortti Dolroit. The diviKiDnl
tht the cbriii!!a‘::jei'-in-chief snll per-j‘-'-‘d i? Iht*
sonally )ead v.'Ui be assembled in:^:idc. '•hi’ dvir.'~ :
th" home town of
]i V.,;S :i'> i
Ai rjLie
viic o'.\ the iioor v.i:h
h I'i^ht iho
e ihrough bii^ boJy
or. the oihcr
i::n lived ubtsai 4r-
Masiiilioil, C-»., th" home town of j or an hour. After Pr/vcttc:
General Coxey. ; v.u5 nhc‘. Clnrk hrouij;ht ihe revolver-
General Coxey directed the organi-]«i. i;'itu xh(t yr.rd and threj’tened to
zation of the Xew York division from j •‘■'hooi J. J). Wii?on, who bad tr ied io
tecost in Jerusalem that by rising ! the Government pay the travelinrj ex-
from the dead Jesus authenciated His ‘ P^ii^ses of his family? Not one par*
claims. Hi,'; philosophy, tlis message, 1more than if it should provide
His gospel. His theory of the import *^be payment of other family ex-
of human existence. : A private umpioy^-r who may
These three interpretations abide ^'ecure the service.^ of a person rcsid-
the sge.^. The centuries have aug- i**^^' {-nolher city or State does not
inenled their hold upon the race. To-;P®>' such expense;-:. Why should tne
day millions bu^d up the v.’ourds that ’ Covernmont" ,
Heath has made as tl^ey med?late wpcn [ mileage -shoiild be brought,
the Risen NaKar«ne; and likc\\ise as';dov.'!j to ;^(r*ct bu.^i'ief'-. principles,
they contemplate the Valley of the -i.s acftigl expcn.ver. for
Shadow into which oach must pass, ■ bo'-. I
Th? franl'sii.LT privilcfr^. thv 5i;ost [ •.•'i.l
o\jiC!’t?iVv' ahnso nf nil, shauld ‘
Thio o:\rc thivni'.rh ll;o i.-;-
' T «t sjn.'fjitO allow.: nc*! r.f j v.-i y i, •
wcuiti loud
ijvert the 'v;j;-;le i;; the nntOT’t ;
j-y\rXiT.tr tijr?."''. , it r'yi i 1
The st.Uioncry ;t]?ou'a2:ce of .‘'IrM j‘-•'i
a yovf.-, ought to be entirely abolish-j j '''' j
cd. because it is u;ua!!y pnclcoted by ' «'P«n (-
the memhr-rs in actual rash, v.-hile j
they use committoo stutioi.ery n>r
the Waldorf-.'\storia. According to!'"'^pi^.rate the fighters,
the figures suliniited by the general-j Courtney wa^ placed in jail aiid giv-
issimo, if even a third of all the un-jen a trial Mor)day morning and lined
employed now in the United States! twenty four dollars for being inlo the
manages to reach \Vashingt^n iti^'ght. The preiiminary hearing for
means ti^at the capiti-.i city wili be
swamoedj^th about 1,000,000 idle and
C:l
, X..C preiiminary hearing
, Clark is set for t%vo oVIoc’v this ev€
penniless men. If all the unemploy
ed wenfcyalong, according to General
Coxey, it would mean an army of ».>o-
tvvee.n 4,000ii00 and 5,000,0(10. '
“When wc get to WashingtOii.” .‘'aid
the g^nernl, “it shall be th»? jJurpoK?
of the lejvders to impress u|'.on ihe ?,ov-
1 crnmont. tliat thera is an army of the He ha-s 01
brou^ht'5'-^^^P‘^'^^^^^^'' •"■^d or • Littleton.
ing at the Mayors 0‘1:ce. Clar\ ha.-?
sceured a.s hi:^ counsr>l E. S. Puikcr,
of Hrnhan;. PrivctteV: v.'if-: livo^; :.i
^pray, he and Clark have been hero
only a few months workjp.g in one of
th? niiVts. He is about thirtylive year.;
oJd. Mr. mid :vlr.=. T. PrivciV
:xnvi)lr-, uvriv^d hf*re Monday nl^ht.
.nie i.rother P. V. Piivtitc. cf
.ncy The nf Kiomlty.;to fu'-IojO suoh c:cpousf.‘r. upon tlio
\n..! Tie w.'.r. first to j^ivo hum■^n •l^••
; Ji. i.; !•> !‘-£;-!ic5Vc
yjn
‘if H t
"I ^erspectiv-ft of immortality; anrJ
W. H., George, nnd Belle Zachary, of
Saxapahaw; Mrs. Walter Guthrie, and
Mrs, A. D. Pugh, of Snow Camp; Sid
ney Zachavy, -of Graham; Eddie Zach
ary, of High Point. There are 20 !
► gr::nJ ‘-hiUiren nnd one great gf*andj
’ j
Ji-’-'rthan ur.itcd with ihe Fric’.'dr.’*
Ch;n-*'h T>7 ."go and evor ;'inre!
then he hfi.«? baen a n'ost faithful at-!
tondant except for the past
v.’hcn his health began to fail.
*'UncIe Jottie^* as he was known by
h?s most intimste fiiends, was always
lcoVc': upon as a true Christian, a
pnre and noble hearted man, with in-
fluence .'ilways for the good.
The community realizes that a good
man has left us, and a large host of
frieiids accompanied his remains to
South Fork, where he was laid to rest.
The community and the Friends
Church knows that one who we can
truly call a Christian inan is gone,
btft he leaves behind that intluence
that will never die.
Hd was lovAd and ^teemed b? all
fo? fee bad no enemies. It i& true that
he has left thia world, but he served
his time and did his duiy# for hi»
Cf3>ildren cal! him blessed,” hSs vrtfe
sIejo pfraiseth him.
riKv rc?tcro Ihcir in ?ongs 01
■rl',.>vph i)\-vT the ins;t Knomy, v.’hich
-’cptb. Wi;C’-o oi'Co lh»' r:;^e groji-
j'l i;7 M.'»'i-de.>T-'’air. lo.h;y it procecJs
in Kl-;vnal Ib^po- -i.oiJrlng its burdciic?
jViy.
Jesus g,vvo tlic rnt-o n\nch in His
ilc g;ivo x'i'.i more in His Per
son; (>«t Bf‘ made ills c‘s>ntrii)ution
crumpk:le when, by dcsccndfng into thn
•:ravc a»?d rit;ing «gai:: fiT>m ft in vif-
;blo form, lie gave us the one sure*
tokca of the triumph of Man over i^^*''i^'^spo'!donco.
De:^th. He thus not only proved His! It requires almost as large a police
Gosp?( ;:t)d established Hi.s Person;! ^orco for the rapitol as it docs for
but. He also revealed to ail men that]the City of Houston, with its 23 squaie
Deuih but an incident; that wc arej*^^^^® of area, and it requires more
jn5T?irvta! ercaturcF; that our lifo, f^^'^pl^^ycs to run tha businei’S of Con-
nvv‘ii.'.urcd tl'*rough it by fieeting hours, than the city of liou^^tan om-
days, ntonlh.s or years, is Indeed ever-j pi'its; iralary and wage lists,
lasting: He oppnod up to the human i*^aeh extravagance i.-: intolerable and
riico the vista of Kternity—He enlarg-No State administration
id the mind of rnanUind with the in-;'^'’o^ld ilare to i’lflict it upon the peo-
ie of a sovereign State.
i:i ihd ijanie degree He fixed i« ti'ue. It does n.jt rerjirire s'uch a)>use:'. as
i?‘Vshe:tTve the cares and trials, (k>-i thrtso nv^hit^la the dignity of Con-
and ambitions C'S the terrestrial .gress- Ca^igross was dignifS.ctd in tho j
—thnt at v.'orst •'-v best thoiv , •'>id da\.^ wiicn su'h exponsys v.vi ;; ■
ire l.nt for a mom:?nt; that they are jiiahfnr.i of. Oi‘'jy ti-e spirit of la':-!
f \;i'ue only ill ibo t-cr^’Vjo i.i which.--'y ;;:id hrss made it pa.'-i-iTiie ’
0‘>
one c?j'U
, - t:,-., .. ..
Ti.y : ..
, also i‘A
I PriM-Uo ;;-:o 1;;^
V. r.i'd ih
1..
' ;vr'1 .K' I- :;.:’'.'-;'
lb(? j:Vil ;Lr
J '-’lKi, U)C f'oof'.c in ;.h(' i >v:i :.
-,cj '/J V, li5ch Ibo \ -. y
rioii.-v will pa::.-- hci/.g cojnJ.-J
show ihc^ir patKoli.‘^?n by
: food, and .sbi’llor v-.*hen
thi' b;un
.\v.
•f I
i. ■
. ii.
M;--s
1 Xit\ TA"ciic M.
1 fin. vv'cre \«n:lod
nood:‘J V.) th'3 mavohfcj-s. .Anii liu* no.}- in nnirjiapv.
I'Je wiil help too, when they r'.:;ui?:o ImmL’dintciy -iiltor the *;ijromo:iy
'\hat it ill means." [the coupio bearded Train No. 22 ansi
At ihis point General ('o>.cy lot uut ‘•■sinic* to Durlington anil spent Saiur-
ti secret. It was the “why” of the d;iy and Sunday with Mr. Barksdalfe‘>
wholi* gra-it undertaldng, A conspir- •■"ister, \>ho lives in Woi^t Burliiigior-,
;;cy, he s::id, had been eiitorcd i:.ta by ; They left or. Train Xo. lo.) Snnday
Jhr* n. h n>.m of the courjrry. ' -o'-'iijg Li:-?:)!!C't'‘n, '.vh-jvi* th-y
“I'iivt of all,*' .said Gener.-d Coxey, '’‘id ma^t' tlioir homo.
“these conspirators wanted to haw^
t’erlain sort of currency bill pa.^.sed
M,.'
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Death; that we shail see oar loved
ones again and ourselves with them;
that, the hopes that sank shall be lift
ed up; that the hearts that were
wounded shall be healed in beauty;
that the graves that corercd the d^r
forms of loved oneSt and that soon
shall receive ua, shall yet be lighted
up vith ang^ Ttffltantfl. in a ^rd,
DmUi of Mr. Jasae» a Tha»p««. th« glory «f EUffn^ Hope gild
Mr. James ,S« Thompson d?td Satur-piigrimagd today and evermore,
aboat twelve at his home jj?or Ee is Rises!
near tfce Co^n Factory. He was fifty j .. .!
years, eigiht months aBd terenty-aeron I ™
days of age. jb^nsr a brotto o€ Tr^am
' The fuaeraj aervieea wtra cou«Sarted ^ Aibert Vstmpssau Mr. t&osnjwffln was
int-i’Iigent maaning.
0:1 ibn mcrr.i:*g of ibo Kosurroclir^n. . alusr;'5 viSl ith this .so.=%-|
‘hc’T-ruro. it bocc'ines us not only toi'^'inn, let us e.vprcss th=? h.Tpe iaat;
'omreri. ov.'.‘ hearts in the triumph ' Pi'c*sUlent Wi’son on r.omo auspicious!
over Preathj but also to sot our lives: iK’casv.m during tho shoi-^> se^^sion ofj
in fbe light r.f tliat triumph—to look i Congi-e^s -will stress the. desirability
bc'-or.d tb:* Valley of tho Shadow and, i of ridding the capital and ihe depart-
?’ec:>iving of the ginry of Eternal Hope,! mentfi of every vestige of graft, cx-
to il'u^nTnrite our days here with that [travaganee. uscloss red- tape and un-'
Light; to five not in the e.\'pcctniion ■i:ooe.«::'r;ry iaxeaters.—Honntr'i^ Pe.=-t.
of Death, but in the Mght of holiness {
and the gladness of Eternal Hope. ( ^
Let us understand that we live ncl Giitlford Defeats Elon.
in vain; that we •Suffer, if we must,! Saturday afternoon at Piedraop.t
to Eternal Purpose; that if we love, j and Guilford played a %^ery
nothing shall separate us, not eveo t^^*^ interesting and'exciting gaii»5 of
hid that would Sint ilwm to a
.'Vivl they g»t ir. alll;ou5,}i tfiey
i.:r->d U» the pr^tjpic thbik
• v.ere. again.si it. T!ie bz’.i ;t
\-'(i wa.5; a W;;!l V.tvool ni->ari:rc
• r.*!.) .-ir.'fplc.
UK‘ c.-^:n-ivnu>r^ h::.'c ;;
hj!io '.> fcice Ihc inter;'c'-:;t-
;\Tnii?:0-''. to r’ " p-. r
i':-- 'v.'ie in f.'t-ighi '.Vhv---.
•••■ cqu;;_'-me: !'.
'• -ik
. '.i v' j; Oo in oi\b-r to
JT ■
x'.‘ •\
•• 1 iiun iburih placr, xh^ry x.\j:'.l.oa
•- -.vi ‘5‘-’;'eoded. v,'.:v7t liictr-nly I.-i .vo*i
,.u ff ,>'l‘ay cf ! ‘/c:: I.
w’^.vr. tl'.i-y S'Dl use «s a i -
th'^ '.TV‘->y^d mal:e cht'vV'^r
I'ifMily, nii.-iny p^ontbs rigii iho> ■
idf.*s ono of Le.via.t;'
nv::*t (x'r'jhir young ladic.^ nnd
t'-’V oC navi,i;;onV. oir^tv
nl.^o
!o>t
y;iu:8^
i-i-'t 1
;'ii!>iao of l.cxir.:
''.:ri'-dOv .':i-'v: l.c.Ccj'; tr^aclier:
rZ;ige::ia
yhty Marg:iret llender-
.son, >?ai’de Colr-n^an. Biirc.h I.,ivelv.
Waitor. P.'itr^ch, Willie ?Jorton.
and lliird Grade?, 5Iiss
r-.-):.h, Florc-r.i.-e Cnitrhfield,
Wood, Althea Irelandj Bessie
; ins"in, Jam-?s Hcger.^. Bailey Sel-
Robert Thomas. Fleta Wagoner,
ihird tirade, Mr.?, Is-ey, teacher:
/VMiiri Avaddel], Griicie McPherson,
Smith. Beiilch Askew, Eliza
beth Clil5'ord Tate, Christine
Jsiook.'^, Porihfi White, Clarence Dnr-
h:irn, PeDii FreelHnd, Minnie Faucette,
..A.mjck, KI>ie A^^hv.'orth, Mor-
Tln>or Cro--Vv:on, Robert Brooks.
ihird (irau^;. riliss FonviHc. tcach-
Thelma Ashworth,
^r-fnth. Mabel
• n.i.»'gro\‘!-.
Ts-unr Cra-i.-. Mi-' I'
Jirbcr: lln-h. V/h-‘e, AJioa ?.Tonro,
■hel Etadk-r.
Foiu-fh Ml:;.- • !' • '!V'.
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r-iuU
: Kiflh Cn;-!.;, .M;-'-' i,,:,ch-
V": !’;:nl M
M'-I'iii-*..';, IW."!
; T!i,irnt:;'. Icsdi-
Vv'.'KfJ*.-,'!, ZVtV‘y K?io:v
^ Livc.y, .ilhi.'i KiVt, Aniiit; Conp;',*.
.‘-'iKii- K(.n..ith OraJos, Tilis:; El-
j .1^. : V>Ati^.'rovs, (I^'aoo
, i.urkf;'!-.!,
i , ''ii...' !l:in. io;;chtr:
^ .M vV.i; it, 3:*n'n ^'-M3TiTC?-*',
j^liiyiene
o-ti,.:; C:,.wr.u). w^u-de,
: JH.-o SiaSiii.cs Ccaoh-
V .'„o
j Crr-.d,-, Miss Wiii-.ster, toach-.
. - : a-.H!;r
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1
n^' 1 rtit ■
Sunday aft«xtvoi>ii at the l^y
Rev. B. Esndatl a:nd at
Pin* HiSi Cecaeterj?.' leavas a wife,
a mtbair ««W3} !»’«•«»*?.
• ouui wHH «n sseellsat btind «ad
at eotisi^itfad ose of tii« ^
laoat eOtieat boMcMptn o£
ball. The Guilford boys seemed to
have the Eton team a bit outclasiied
in the game from the beginning but
it seemed Uiat the Guilford Boys could
not do any acoj-jBg aloag about the
lirst of the game.
Elon’s pitchcr was in better form
than tho Guilford man, but the au|>-
port accorded the £|on mss was f&r
inferior to tlie Guilford t^rirler.
The saina lasted for ten inningrs as
the score stood 4 to 4 in the ninth
—Goilford 'triiming’ one ma in the
and S3on taOiait to ertm ih»
plate, leaving th# siare^B to 4 in favor
of the Goilford tesia.
the featare of ii«a same ww the
lonir dri^ ««r ^ itoen «f Jobnson,
;vi;;v )'C‘i
r.i oin'
s of ;l!CH
Ll.-f
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t
'.oucicd .=:i,o;!;s at pai\ aiu! now "vh'jy
aie biiyirrpr them book at 50 at:.i 7."
ce.it.; o:-. she dollai'. A smart crow-i
that, I ted you.”
“Why d^n’t you have a divi.“;iort oi
suffrag.'tlosV” General Coxey was
asked.
“Maybe we will," he replied, “and
if u-e do a woman cf nutional fame
will lead it. And the Chicago suffra
gette band will play the sicsie for
them to marcs by.”
Asked what tha army would de-
A special teaiii of tiurss or four
cars carried thn cta^ts froza E3oiik
to Giatmmi and tb*y went from th«ra
to ihe parlu TUo grand stand wss
weS filled and bad pianty cf ginger ia
th« rooting, Etm’a Band ws> »!«% *n
on ikwd famitfting
Iv.'r. liiiVi.I r.iid Su'
.\:ii bofh of Haw iii\X'r.
I'-.itC'.i i.n i’.vi!'v:aire by Rev. C. L.
Curry. They wii! reside at Haw Riv-
e\ IJoOi ara piipular v.ith a lar^^o
cirdo of friomlii who wish then'; much
hiippiiiess.
Cobie-Cole.
At three-thirty Sunday afternoon
Sev. G. L. Curry united in marriage
Thomas S. Coble, of Haw Rivar, and
Miss Nellie Cole, of the same place.
The ceremony was performed at the
parsonagre. Mr. Coble holds the la
in.;vc!.-,;iy v.‘; r
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‘ I-';'.';', '.r tile
; o'lI -!he
Pr.vK, i;i a fast
I'.’i' i'vf.t W;'ifh
at tho, last
in f (If tile; Wv.s!, Vivpinia lioy.^.
Th :-orL' v^i:: :: t,i 0 in fr.vor of the
Sev'ora’ tiruo.^ the El^ui boys got as
far u?. f!;o third ba.'^e but were he!d
there. Theie were no special features
in the irame except the home-run of
one of the West Virginia men who
tnocked the ball out of the park.
pio grand stand was crowded and
Quite B few bad to stand, A special
train carrying four car loads of stu
dents and rooters from Eton to Gra
ham.
maiid from congress in the way of leg
islation, the eommander in chief said
one thing 'tvoBld be ^verranelJt own
ed railruftds, and tvro otii«rs wotild
mate possible the gettinK of money
to }>ve by those out of employmeBt
at about 2 per cent int«£«st
crathre position of R. F. D. Carrier
•from- Haw River, Miss Cole is a
popehtr youjig lady ati4 ie iseld in hig^
esteem by the best socid cizdes e#
that Vmn:
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