THE TWIC8-A-WEfflt DISPATCH: B«WJNIt6», N. C.
vimAT.
■ *taDre warships are needed, to protec
nt TMct-t-KHi nsptcl
their ocean washed shores from a for-
Ptibluhcd Evwy Tue^ay *ml Friday invader. Should the msny harbors
tiiat indent the long cosst line of
Indiana teitipt'soitte enemy, to send a
By
The iitate Dtepateh PublishinK Co.
Biiirfoetoit, N. C.
Ofite. Finrt Ftoor, Walter BuiMing. hcstile fleet, charged with the rupture
Telephone So. 26S. ' oi Lafayette. Tci're Hftate. :ind Tom
Snbscription, One DollarTaggart, the eqast-defenses on the
payable in advance, bank# of the Wabash-are so foi'iaidab.o
timt theii- 12-ee:uimeter j;u”s, nideJ by
Jets of one kind, staple and grade. A NEW BOOK BY MEMBER OF EX'
2. To develop a reputation and PERIMEXT STATION STAFF,
marid for EdgeWT^’he County eot^i;' - -—^—-r
to find oat the needs of the Tnilts of - "The Fuitdamentals of Live Stock
the State-ind to furnish them the cot- 'Judging and Selection” is. the title
ton which will meet their demands. given by Professor B. S. Curtis of,the
3. To to-opcrate With the Office of AriimaMndustry Division, North Car-
Jlarkets, U. S. Department of Agri- cHi'.a Experiment Station, to a book
culture and'the Dii'isioh of MMkets/whii^h he has just had issued by Lea
Nonh Carolina Aerriiultural Experi- * Febiger of New York. The work of
ment Station to secure a proper grwl-. I’l utosiof- v’urti? as a judge of live
AJi commuaifaiioiis in regard to ,
either news items or busine.ss mat- a few subnianiies, «-ou,a (iuickl.v send i ^ . ,, vv u
tera should be addressed.to The SUte ;nvadin«' fleets to D.jvy Jones’!ing of cotton so we may know what is fajiiiltai- to all North tavo-
Jocker. " ^ ‘ j^ve are selling and be in a posiiion to who have had animals
per. ■ Siinil-riy Uie in»e;;ioa.-i 51r. Chmde sell in the best markets . Dependen-e prizes wHh-m thp sh«-,v
. -.KitcMa feel. convUd that the sea upon one market is contrary to all .i of the fair, of -.e «ta:e and h
by the writer. . _
We are not responsible for opinions
ot the correspondents.
coast of North' Ciiroliria is .'is stroi'ig'.y
fortiried as the. J.^fUdaneiles, ar.d thu
Subscribers will take notice that no
receipt for subscriiUioh for The State pilot his .^'upe;-
Dispatch will, lie hoaored at this office
unless it is nmibered with stamped
figures.
Entered as second-class matter ,
Ma.v 10, 190S, at the post office at St:ue cf Iventucky cai-. lunnsh Co.
Burlington, North Carolina, under the ^.,(.15 all the "‘skv'Jctou rcKinient--
Act of Congress of March 3. 187i>. ■
■ ■ • ■ ■ - ■ _ jiiaz Clin bo I'Uisen ju tiie Lnite*
business in'acuce. •
4/To work in co-i3iX‘iation with tbo v
insolent fovciii'iicr nevU'evoi'hope ;o'iiepav'ji'.onii named in section .'V i:;
tii*e;uliioiiglit.^ jcrder to hr.d ai^d keep i.i tjuc;h .wlvh ^
..nd battle cruisers into Raleigh- oc.jtj-i.o -nrarkc.ts I;i this and ethir ^
Chi'.rlotte. .As for ;’.!’n',y t-tiorisaniiiaiijn ■stiive-? r,.vj oiiu!i;\-io?. t
why dv. Xorth Cai-.iliiia und Itor sisi-^v ! To Jislvilii.io o\ir o=tton in surfi :
m:u-iccis as wiit rii^ognize our. grad?? •
pay us prios= a-cordiiig to gar.- 
this liritv
c.’:':? n) i~‘-:-ioucU'cn r.lor.5;
; Y;;;rk.'' ' . '
As a I'oas'!" fcr his'pubUcation Prc-
■' -:.i- Cui-tis says:. “The recent pr.'i-
of the tcri.^iiing of -Animal. Hn-;:-
esiiociaHy live, stock judging
:n! se!eetid;i, t'C'.'Mrneiids this division
:ho subjei.'t to a full modern trentir-j !
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.States. . ;
Xov; it Wcul-.l secni that the Hoosi-n-jfor .storiiig our coiLon that \ye may
.10 asscin’iiltf it in large lots of :i
,v.a!ing ' with all doin'-^st’c . animal.^..!
R.vpii! acivancei-iicnt in special liei.l.-; '
■' production and selo-;tiot>, and the ;
;!'Jdition of neSv phases of ar.inial j
have furnished much ne»v;
We ii-.'e glad to Icani that the cai-s
Hgaii'.s: the City lu’.ve l.'een compromis
ed, This is a? it ffhoulJ be and .-staLe.-^man .and his. younger colleao-ao:able
:0Uft-'-.t c; iiave ,!'ee:i done sometime «’;-om tbe Tui'pentina State are t-i!:!;!".^given staple and grade.and furnish isiateria. for tue work,
ago. Ko goo.,1 can come ironi such a rather short-sighted view of the sit-; the . banKs with ihe proper form of
Thev oyerlook the fact that iTarchouse j-cceipt
Our tailor from Baltimore will be h«re on
Next Monda y and Tuesday^ 13 & 14
with an unusuaity large .md attractive line of Fail and Win
ter tramples. COMIu i.;;'! see them is all we ;s^k. Also
BIGREEUCTION
on ail Ciot3-in’-, Shoes afed Geni’- f’aj-niihings this weeii.
LOOK OUT for our big fall ojieu; wbiiih will tf lte place
soon^.as cur buyer is ba.sy a!) the v.-liiie setectins a most
beautiful tuid attrncting line of ; Ci6th:j‘ Sho:s and Gent’s
Furni-ihirgs. A lino that will pie^e ^ i; in tverv respect
and prices
ir than the lowest.
Ycuvs rsapect fuHy,
suit? and
rejoice they are settled. i:atio:i.
CASE SETTLED.
Xv-v.- York and .Philadelphia, for in-
! stance, to say nothing of Boston, New
3!r. John H. Vernon, City Attorney. Orleans, Baltimore, and some othe;'
authorizes us to say that jurors an;! j-cits o;> - the Atlantic seaboard, are
-witnesses in the case wherein certain not gg strongly fortified.against naval
parties are plaintives and the City of aggression as Indiana and North Carn-
Burlington is defendant need not at- Jina. Consequently these weaker
tend court next -reek as the casss places are tiniorously concerned in
h.*ve been compromised. That is the approving the suggested naval pro
case known as the Sewer case. gram. As already pointed out in
— "The Press” the recommendation oi
WASTING MONEV OX XEWS- four super-dreadn^ughts and tvro
PAPER. battle cruisers is by no means ex-
— — travagant or unprecedented. Even the
You will smile at the “cheek" and "little navy” advocates favcr spe.nding
“gair* displayed in the foilo-n-ing let- as much as *20,000,000 on submarines,
ter, but the shame and pity of it is Consequently they cannot object to the
that is is not exceptional and rare, recommendation of the Genera! Naval
The editor of a Kentucky weekly Board for sixty or seventy submersible
some time ago received this letter: craft.
“Please send me a few copies of the Under the circumstance? such tena-
paper containing^ the obituary of cious advocates and upholders of the
wy aunt. Also publish the enclosed “pork, barrel” as Senator Kern and
ci’pping of the marriage of my niece, .Representative Kitchiii might well sur-
who lives in Lebanon. And if it does render a little of the appropriations
not cost anything, that I have twa for alleged “rivers and harbors” to-
talves for sale. As my subscription ward enlarging the navy for the bet-
is out, please stop paper. Timas are ter defenses of those places that are
toe bad to waste money on news-' not so fortunately situated as Indi-
p«pers.” ana and North Carolina. No doubt
a similar plea would be made on be-
M-H. STEELE P \SSES ^ Francisco^ Seattle and
_____ other Pacfic coasts cities. Yet it is
Mr. H.W. Steele, a highly respect- >’« ^he "pork barrel"
cd citissens of Gihsomille, died Thurs- J>abit is a hard one to shake off.
day morning about 2 o'cloc. He had Senator Kern and Representative
been a sufferer for a long time, having ‘*’'® expected to have so large
been confined to his bed for several ^ following of other proponents of
years caused by a stroke of paralysis pork barrel and little navy
The volume is nicely illustrated * mi * »
with one hundred and eighty engrav-j je; ■; my . ’.-"is .--la,"
A co.mplete set of the by-laws ings which make a complete and con-1 covered today by State and Federal
dopted at the Tarboro meetii;g will venient refei-ence to breed character-it-.ut1iorities investigating the re'-int
be mailed to communities interested i^tics. It is intended primarily forjfaordev outbreak,
in this form of organization upon ap-.^-tidcnts, farmers .ind stockmen -who ^ One circular, dated October 1, l&l-l,
plication to the Division of Markets. wish to become familiar with the ^which was said to have been widely
methods and practices in judging the' distributed in Texas and Mexico, ap-
pure breeds and the market and show pealed to Mexicans to “rise in favor
J. B. Jones C!o. Co.
BuriingtoD, N. C. The Corner Store. ^
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RUB-MY>TISM
Will cure Rheumatism, Neu>
ralfti», Headaches, Cramps, Colic
Sprains, Bruises, Cuts, Bums, Old
Sores. Tetter, Ring'Wona, Ec
zema, etc. Aadseptia
used iateraany or externally^ ^
clr.sses cf live .■itock.
26 ABE LOST «X SINKING
HESPERIAN,
I of Carranza and independence be-
Icause at the rale we are going, we
OF soon will be slaves of the'Americans.”
HOAV TO RCX A PAPER.
The stockholders of the Newport
Times, having been unexpectedly left
in charge of the paper, are not laying!
The names of the Mexicans who
'sig-npd the call were not nuide public.
12 Passengers and 13 of Crew on T-or-1 Letters from paints in Lower Cali-
pedoed Liner Missing; Woman’s fornia indicate that plans for -upris-
Body Found—Captain is Silent— ing along the border Avere >o process
Efforts to Tow Vessel F«il; Goes of formation for more than a year.
Down >’ear Scene of Attack, also were found today,
closed in the letters were Inscribed Icons, “what is the news?”
Queensto-»'n, Sept. 6,—Six second “Land and Liberty.*’ } “Popper's got a new set of teeth.
THE CONDUCTOR’S HOPE.
“I hope," said the car conducto;',
pensively, after taking the names of
the people who saw the lady lose her
balance, “that women will vote, and
that they’ll have a political party
of their own and a convention and a
platfcrm.”
“And then what?”
“And that they’ll advocate capital
punishment for anybody -who gets off
the platform back-ward.”—Washington
Star.
"Well, Bobby,” said the minister
Buttons en- to the small son of one of his dea-
claiin.H just now, to knowing al! e passengers, sis third cabin pas-j The situation along the border to-■ “Indeed!” said the minister, re-
is to know about the newspaper busi- thirteen of the cre-w of tlay was quiet. All important towns straining a desire to laugh. “And
ness. Perhaps -we know better how steamer Hesperian, torpedoed irtO and railroad bridges now arc under'what will be do with the old set?
ON SIX TOWNS.
not to ran a paper than how to run Queenstown Saturday even- guard of United State.s iroop.«.
one. If we were asked to lay down unaccounted for tonight, ac-' ,
a few rules on how nrt to run a ^(.^ding to the revised official figures krENCH A1R.MEN DROP BOMBS
country paper,” we would include.^y the Allan Line. This brings
foDowing. ^ ' the probable death list, including Miss
“Do not abuse every man who «f-: ca,berry, of St. Johns, ' Newfound-
fers with you about politics. The
other fellow may be right part of the
time, and even if he is wrong all of j
the time, abusing will not help him. I remained bv his ship until it sank.
If you have occasion to criticise; comment on the dis-
rarely be neces.sary |publication; hence the of
ficial statement as to whether he be-
scoundrd unhung. On looking around j
wus a victim of a tor-
a little you may observe several big-,^^^^
ger rascals than he is and some «f jAdminrality, although the captain
them may be close home. ^ine
Oh, I suppose,” replied Bobby
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I'^hey'a cut *em down and make me
! wear 'em.”
a man, it will
to de))ounc« him as the mo:st infamous
from which he never recovered. amount to fully one*haIfj
Wife preceeded him and he now goes strerigth of the Democratic party
to Join her, Mr. Steels wa.s beloved Conffres*. Jatr'* th n
by all who knew him, and wac thej case w^hatever legislation is
eld fashioned rugg-sd type who would insure an adequate condi-
ratker be right than be Pi*esident, national preparo;.ness for de-
Before declining years he waf; ac- carried with the aid of
tive business inan engaged in votes, A3 against 2,^
^chantJle pursuits. At one time he was ' f^^moci-aLs there are 193 Republicans
superintendei’t and general manager' House of Representatives. So
j “ff you iire criticising the record
of the Behnciit Cotton Mills of this Admini.strjition program should
county and latter moved to Gibson pietty well if H corresponds to
vilie, Mr. Steele was 71 years of '^*'^ expectation of the country.
age ■ ;ip.!! ;s survived by t-ivo sons. •
H?.lph and Garland. The funcr;il will ’ .MARKETING,
be conducted by some well known'
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST.
. jof a political opponent, a public man
business rivai, you will not
your cause by dealing
in petty personalities.
“In dealing with the faults and | iss„e| by the U. S. Weather Bureau, ■
shortcomings of your feiiowman con
iine yourself within the reasonable 1
limits of the truth. There is usually 1
enough unfavorable truth to tel! about
a man without bemirching him with I
Paris, Sept. 7. {10:30 P. M.)—An
oflicia! communication issued tonight i
says: I
“Our artillery in the region cf.
Xieuport has co-operated in the bom
bardment of German coast batterips
at We.stende by the British fleet,
“.'V violc'.it cannonade has occurred
to the north and south of Anvs. .At
several points our batteries have in
flicted grave damage on the c.'.cm.v's
organlr-ation.
"A French air squadron has drop
ped bomh.s on the station and mili
tary establishments at Freiburg (Ba
den). Fire broke out in the town.
Our aeroplanes likewise bombarii-
Washinglo,,. D. C.. for the Week Saarburg, Pont-
Beginmng Wednesday, September ’"'‘'’"■'K*'-' Warncriville, Terg nier and
8, iSta.
Two men -were standing outside a
show window where a vacuum cleaner
was being demonstrated. Suddenly
one of them burst out with enthusi
asm:
“These inventions are the things
that clean up the nnoney! Just thin’c
of the million that feliow vacuum
must have made out of that thing.’’
—Everybody's Magaf.ine.
;of5icial today that the Hesperia.i was
torpedoed.
For South Atlantic and East Gulf ■ Memphis woman is suing fcr di
lies and befouling him with slander. Istates; The week will be one of gen- ;'orce because her husband has bought
Remember that a printed lie is the Uralty fair weather and normal tem- ^®'' “ year. Possibly
j black,-!St of all lie.“i.
I “!f your own public record ami pr:-
jvate life are covered with hideous de-
jforniities, concealed by nothing more
I'perr.tures.
Lutheran divine at Macedcna Luther- tdgecomb.. Cotion Exchange First! Invitations ha^•e been is^ed for.s’ess.
an Church of wh.ch he has been a Cotton Marketing .Association in the of Miss Bernics Corene i
INVITATIONS AIIE OUT,
he didn’t have the money, ^ but of
ccurse, that wouldn't make him any
the lesa a stingy brute deserving to
:have to spend his life in single.cussed-
consistant member for a number of
years. The funci*al and burial will
South Formed at Tarboro.
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sidered safe and sane exerci?e
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take place Friday at 11 o'clock. It is ■ In a meeting heM at Tarboro on
said that no ma;i i.-s 50 importam Augast 28, the cotton growers of
that the world cari'iot do without him, j Edgeoonibe county decided to incor-
but vvlH.n men of the type of Mr.jporate an organization to be known as!^1,^
Stee;e passes, they will be missed. .t,he Edgecombe Cotton Exchange. The
Peace to hi.
or Bright, oi Mebane to Mr. James Hen-
lyou. jry Brown, of Greensboro.
The operation of a country news-j The invitations issued read as fol-
Tom, the country six-year-old, pre-
sanling himself one day in even more
than bis usual state of dust and dis
order, was a.-iked by his mother if
he would not like to be a little city
boy, and alway.s be nice and clain in^
while suits and shoes and stockings.
Tom an-swjjred scornfully; “They
are not children; they’re pets.—Ha.'-
pei s iilonthlyj
Why should
pies are ripe.
we worry V
Little Elizabeth and her mother
w^ere having iuncheon together, and
the mother, who always tried to im
press facts upon her young daughter,
sfiid;
“These little aai'dines, Elizabeth,
are sometimes oaten by the larger
fi.sh.”
Elizabeth gazed at the sardines in
j-svonder, and then asked;
Potato j “But, mother, how do the large fish
set the cans open?”
ashes and love and sym-|foim of by-laws submitted by the Di-
pi'thy for the bereaved one». j vision of Marijets of the North Cira-
^ lina Experiment Station was adopted
BEPt BLIC.AX VOTES FOB XA-1 with a few slight changes. .Mr. C. F,
TIOX.-'.I. DEFENSE. j Bassett, Organizer, and Mr. 0. J. Mc-
. Connell, Cotton Grader, both from tho
President Wilson will need to rely United States Burc.iu of Markets, as-
on Republican votes in Congress io listed Mr. Wm. R. Camp in the wovi
carry through whatevf^r plans for ini- organization.
paper does not entitle a man to set|jo(vs; 1
himsolf up as judge and censor of I >fr. .^nd Mrs. Richard \V. Bright '
request the honor of yout- prasence al |
“Don’t do too njuch knocking. -A'lyj the m.trriage of their daugl'.tor j
fool can do that. See the good in | Bornice Corene
your town, its people, and its pos.^ibi- j »o I
lities, I Mr. Janies Henry Brown i
“Don’t expect to have your way! Tuesday afternoon, September ]-3th'
EXCURSION
Hillsboro to Graham
S.4TURDAY, SEPTEMBER UTH
proving the national defense may be
submitted at the next session. This
condition is indicated in the ettitudo
assumed by Senator Kern, the Demo
cratic leader in the Senate, and Rep
resentative Kitchin, the Democratic
'leader in the House.
■ iSenator Kern declares he has not
fotuidl in his jock-bound State of
iBcUaita Any popular demand for an
eelaiYed navy. His Hoesier coiistitu-
|Mte »r* apparently conviMed tlMt bo
The purpose of the exchange is
stated as follows;
1. To co-operatc with the Bureau
of Plant Industry, U. S. Department
of Agriculture and the Division of
Agronomy of the' North Carolina
Agricultural E.’tperiment- Station in
order that our members may select,
jtrow ar.d maintain the variety of cot
ton h&A aiiapttd to oar aoii and to
the demsndis of the trade, that we may
facSitate tile sale of cotto» in lari^
at ,'?:30 o’clock
Fir.^t Baptist Chunh
Mebane, North Carolina
F:pfD
CONSPIRACY IN
FIGHT.
BORDER I
all the time. Comfort yourself with
the thought that no man ever had
everything just as he wanted it every
day.
Don't consider competition a curse.
This is a big -worid, full of folks
and idea.?. There isj'oom for you and
your little- idea if you have one. Your
personality and plan* will hardly loom
so large as to cause you to be crowdsd
for lack of room.—Newport Times.
Brownsville, Texas, Sept. 7.—^More
We don’t see how Cole Blea.w can evidence of a widespread conspiracy
hope to be electcd governor afiiJi among Mexicans on both sides of the
while all the convicts h« pardoned | Rio Grande to overthrow American
are again in prison. jsutliorit? «iong the border was dis-
Championship game of the Alamance Base Bail League
MEBANE
Vs
SWEPSONVILLE
Double Header Scheduled
State and Federal .Agents Get Evi
dence of Plot to Overthrow V. S.
Forces.
Leave Hillsboro 12:45 P. M. Bound Trip .65s
Leave Bfiand 1.00 P. M. Round Trip,., 50c
Leave Mebane 1:15 P. M. Round Trip
■ Returning, ^rahaiB immediAtfly after game.
Come and go With Us
HSBANE BASEBALL ASSOCIATION.
POOR