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LEADER
And Right The Day Must Win, To Dcmbt Would Be Disloyalty, To Falter Would Be Sin.”
Volumn 7
MEBANE, N. C., THURSDAY^ MAY 6H, 1915
Number 11
Just received at Neslon Kayj
and Co. a nice line of NA^arner’s
('orsets. Ladies, mens and chi!-;
dren'^ spri ig and summer hos- i
lerv, and a lot oi' other nDtions.
Mebane Graded School
Closes
The Meb»ne Graded school closed last
BIG WAR GONTRtCTSiTHE DOVE OF PEACE
TAKEN RUFFLED*
lOVE.
The Lobbyist
iiave you forgot tliat you owe
L:it‘ Leader man for subscriptior.
ik- is tliinking about yOu.
; Friday.
j The exercise of the high school be-'
j gan last Sunday was one week ago and
j continued through to Friday night. '
I This was the first attempt of a com- i Shells and Cartridge Caes
■ mencement exclusively by the high i The Atrerican liocomotive Compf»ny
announces thal it has contracted to
Concern With Factory at
Will Make
Tit and get this idea in your! worked well
mind that J. S, Clarice stanc s'
for .something nice to wear. Just
in some of the newest weaves of
sii’nmtr suits, nice line ties, hats
;in^i slioes.
Just Remliiding You
H. K. Winlkinson and Co. are
minding .vou that they have it.
it even went beyond the ex-; manufacture 2,5000,000 shells, half
pectation of the people. Every boy i shrapnel, half high explosive, the work
and girl did theiv part well. Tiiey de- j to be divided between its plants at Rich
s.'rve great credit *or the unique n:ian- i mond and at Dunkire, N. Y. Another
ner in which they conducted the con.- | contract, it was stated, covers an order
•c a i in this issue, full line of
uies select dress goods, men
l ladies shoes, always on hand
irst class line of fresh family
I Civvies.
mencement, we wish to say also that j for several million cartridge cases. Ap-
the Marshals and managers too de-1 proximately 1,000 extra men will be
ser /e credit for the excellent order | employed at Richmond. Officers of
they maintained. Prof. Deese loo de- company declined to say from whom
these orders were received. Special
machinery will be installed at the local
serve great commendation for the good
school he has kept this year.
Those who won medals and prizes j for this work.
are as follows, Debaters medal Mr. ' . ^ .
Sam Long. Declaimers medal Mr. Sam' ThcrC WaS Nothing
— j Long, Recitation medal Miss Lenora I Again^t the Girl
Scwini;- Machine Supplies medals were won by
' Mi-ss Pauline Nicholson and Master
Edgar Farrell. The medal that was
given for the best student was wor by
Wiien you need sewing- mach-
iiii- supplies remember that the
.' uppiy Company liave a full line
(li new ones just in, See them.
But still people wagged their heads
They spoke of her as “the girl who
was talked h.l.out,'’ and the subtile
Miss Mary Rimmer. The medal thal j
I reproach of it bung
was given for neatness and attendance i
! through her girlhood.
about her all
There is a girl
Bt'land Items
1 was won by Miss Frances Singielon.
j i’he Greek history prize was won by
AtltM’ a pleasant visit tO their | [y^r. Sam Long. The prizes that w^as
[larents, Mr. and Mrs# D. S. offered by Prof. Eeese for the best
. laves near Efland Messrs Os-
. aid and Edgar Mav**s left here |
Wednesday for Savanah, Ga. to i ^vacholson
I like her in almost ev°ry town—and no
! one can measure the bitter sorrow that
I is cauoed because beople who have
j nothing to talk about still persist in
! talking
J^omftimes the girl aowieves her vin-
An Entirly New .Applica-
iofanOld, Sweet Subject
It Should Have Attention
A lohbyisl is a (jnii-i tnaii who takes j It, is a notorijus fact that the re-
the k-gislatoi- aside, out at’ Ihe ilraught p^istration book for the record ot voters
and gives him some eloquent arguments . • • i i i- • n* u
^ ^ .. 1 II ‘ municipal election in Mebane
lobbiiists l^^sn properly kept in the past.
for or agfiinst a hill.
Thert- are many kinds of
One of the great men of the worid Ihoy use many kinds of arguments^ \ ou are told it you \oted at the last
has said, snd all tru^v great perso'^s
concur with him that love is the greit- .. , ,
him, and some m^•ke every etroil to:
Etelglans lnvit««l to Plat
form at The Hague Treat-
ea Coully By Qermans. i est thin* m the woi-w. aii ihe
At a peace Conference at the Hague | scale that outshines all other ■ teach of want
Netherland last Taturday, at the Inter
national peace Confere 'ce.
At the instance of Hr. Augsburg, of
Munich, the entiie Belgian delegation
was invited to the platform. They
were welcomed by the chairman, Mis.=
Jane Addams, cf Chicago, with both
hands, but there was no handshaking
with the German delegjftes.
In moving the final reso'ution, Mrs.
Rosilka Schwimme^, president of the
Hungarian Women’s Suffrage associa*
ation, requested that ail delegates stand
one minute in silent prayer for peace.
Mme. Hamer, of the Belgian delega
tion, asked permission to utfer a few
words.
Some of thorn ei.deavor to enlighten oleetion then there would be no nece s
the legislatoi; some try to lighten^
wav ' . - I 11 . X- ' polls on election day, and you are told
■ rtmove his wi!e and c-tilldren trom the j ‘ .t, j
that pour name does not appear on the
registration book and the old book can
not be found and you can not vote.
This thing has occured at more than
one election i.i Mebane in the past six
years, and while we might say that in
the present election for Mayor and
Alderman your vote is immaterial, but
that is not business, suppose it was
very material, it would be the same
thing. The fact is the registration
books should be properly kept, and in^
sca’es from the love that thrills the. Strange tw say. the l:»tter is the
babe in the embrace of its new made it^osI unffopular of tiir three with the
XU 4 .u J- • 1 ■ *i . u people. Wh/ should a great and
mother to the divine love in the bosom . ,,
! generous nation frown upon a nob'e-
of God thrilling all orders of rational j, ^
existence, love holds supreme control j a wad of hundrod-c'oliar bills into the
and always in the purest heartbeat of > pocket of the legislator when he isn’t
^he universe. All other forces failed in j looking’ Think of the poor statesmen
. . .. f 1 t .. >1J . I • i who having plodded wearily home at
the redemption of a lost world and in' . . , : . . . , i • j ^
I night, having had only eleven kinds of
bringing about the loving handshake of finds when
justice and mercy. Love, and only love, | taking off their overcoats, that some
solves the sublime mystery in Ihe erec j benefactor has stuffed the said pockets
tion of that wonderous bridge across | '**^ord j gtruction as to registration should be
the deep chasm ot human guilt and ex
tends to us a heavenly, heartfelt wel-
! only to lake two weeks off in a bi*? city
at the best hotel, but will have enough
leit for a can f beans for tlie chiJ-
given. It is some ones business and it:
i should be attended to.
come to arise and walk over that brings | dren!
to God. In k11 the walks cf this earthly * la it a wonder that .^uch legislators
life there are discords and halting if' make every effort to discover the ^
Chapel Hill News
modest mai: who he lped them in dis-i inauguration on Wednesday,
When this was granted .she astounded k>ve is not permitted to hold the hands i ^^jji j April 21, of Edwards Kidder Graham
her audience with this dramali*^ excia-! and guide the steps. liim happier? j president of the State university
matioii: i J^he right type of love ard enough «»f \nd yet, an ill-natured nation frowns f^arks a new era in the history of this
“I am a Belgian before everything, i love will put a stop to the fearful war ujion this gratiiude and stuffs the le 1 famous old
and I cannot think as y««f do. There! now tilling all Europe with unlove
can be no peace without .justice. The
student in the primary department
wis won by little Miss Llizabeth i (ji^ation in a way that brings her tra-
1 ducers kneeling at her teet.
“Educating Education’
r-.snme their work. |
.Misses Annie Jordan and Cora I Civic Association
('ecile took a flvinj? trip to Hills-! ,
Itoro ^*^st Tue.’dav ^ >V1C Association and various j Animadverting on the changes which
)010 iclh U - I Mebane have decided to hold j ^he univeisities of ihe land are making
.Mr. anl Mi s. Ulaud Bivins and l a reciprocity meeting and are loDking j conditions of admis.sion, the
i’hildren of Hillsboro came upjforwaidto quite a pleasant evening I phiiiideiphia Public I.edger remarks:
Pridav’ to visit Mrs. Bivins p .r-l which will afford them an opportunity . present student graduate without
t-n;>. I to discuss v^lrious topics together and | respectable knowledge of the use of
Mf. and Mrs. H. I). Brown | ^ delightful vocal hour, 'f his j their language, and often these same
ut landed the FI. (i. school clos- ^^^ting will be held on May 20lii. | students became m'mbers of faculties.
The following Committees have been | doubted if one-half
\ic Plpm VVi'i'prqon of m^u ! requested to meet, proffesors and instruc-
f,u. wa. an Etlamt visitor* last' | tor. of America could pass real Bnslish
a- 4 o clock. j examrnations, 'J'hey are careless and
war must continue until the Belgians
wiongs have been righted. There must
be no meditation except at the bar of
justice."
General sympathy fcr the Belgian; |
caused part of the audience to r>reak j
into cheers. i
institution The Univer-
g slator into a bally ventelated jail, | sity of North Carolina is the oldest of
I while the l)enefactor fails to get his j ^^e state institutions, having Leen
while this wiiter has a great deal at ^ | founded in 1789. Since then it has
the end of the pen and tongu*- he lecturing on the sacrilege of legislating! turned out a distinguished line of
would love to sav about love; the love against business! ! statesmen, writers, and men of affair.^,
of home and friends, Chuich and couii-
the aoa-
try, God and all the hosts above.
Good-Bye Doitar
* Some states are very severe with 1 exercises began with
1 lobbyists. Thev make them wear red ■ demic procession of the trustees, aluni-
hats and green neckties, so that people ' faculty, speakers and student-* to
j will not rnis*^ake them for philanthrop-1 Memorial Hall, where the formal ex-
PreiuOic^ lists or missionaries and forbid them to | were held. Governor Locke
^ 'enter the state capilol. It would be • presided over this large assern-
By Rev. J. Wilburn Chapman, D, elter if every lobbist shoutd be com-' Many of the high State offi-
In honor preferring one onolher.'’ see legislators only in the | ^lals attended the exercises, the Sup-
^ ^ . 1 . . • 1 _ - - : HoArmrp nrlinnm/i/i in nonnt^
— Romania, 12:10
rotunda of the state capitol, aocompan- j seme Court having adjourned in honor
r. i J 1. f ' You mav he nreindiced for or atrainst ied by a brass band. Nothing is so em-I the occ«sion. Chief Justice C lark
Every DOLLAR you s^frn ou . o j The object may he either good barrassing to certain brands of lobby-/ ^i^lministered the oa:h of office to th?
. .. ».t» - ! it'f AHrl»*ASaPSJ OT
11 day.
Misses Mattie and Annie
Thompson of Graham are visi-
lihg’ their uncle Mr. Jack Thomp
s iM and family this week.
Miss Sallie Efland has return
ed fiom a visit to her sister Mrs
N. C. Harris in Fuquay Springs.
PROGRAai
Mrs. J. S. Whl‘.e, Miss Lillie Fow
ler, Mrs. H. E. Crawford, Mrs. Mor-
i?an, Mrs. T.'Ielson, Mrs. Corbett
RECEPTION CO.MMITTEE
-tincorwct in writing, 'spelhng, piihcua-
tion and simple composition. Here is
where our higher education needs to
be better educated.”
This is a pretty strong indictment
Mrs. W. 0. Warren, Mrj. Singleton, 'and one which we should hesitate long
Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Vincent, Miss Mattie j before unqualifiedly endorsing. But
Johnson. ; be it fully deserved or not, how shall
town flies away With UPVALUE ^ybao^your attitude commendable or i'sts as to be compelled to do business ''’-coming president. Addresses on
rightfully belong* to vour community. | while the world is looking on. It gums i‘^^^‘^^tional topics were made t»y
Spend it at hon,e. wilh ,«.v,.«erc.,.n., i Somet*n.e, yrejudice is a respectal.le up ^s his money can , T
' A, Alderman, of the University of
REFRESHMENT
we e.xpect our higher education to be
Miss Thelma Hayes of C. R. I
visited Misses Pearl and Sallie | Mrs. W. A. Murrry. Miss Lenorah I properly educated unless the training
Efland Friday and Saturday. • Walker, Mrs Grant, Mrs, Arthur Scott I which precedes it is thorough and effi-
Miss Annie Squires of Cheeks ; Miss Jennie White, Mrs. Pearson. ! Cient? No
Crossing spent Saturday and Sun
secure structure can be
erected on an insecure foundation, and
day with Miss Lillia Thompson. Leads Them All In Manu-| there can be small room for dispute
, ^ i- ^ c* ^1 A J I that the tendency in educational work
Mrs. D. Aubertand Sudie Md'
ler of Mebane passed through
i:fland last Friday enroute to
llillrbcro.
i'losing exercises of E. G.
facture ShiOkes And
“k^haws’'
A statement issued by the Depart
ment of Commerce, shows that
the United States is the greatest to-
■iiool on Friday night last, the I bacco-producing Nation in the world.
these drys in the primary and grammar
school grades is to neglect the funda
mental and essential for ftills, furbe
lows and ttimmings of various and
divers kinds. Herein is where our edu
cation really ‘needs to be better edu
cated.”—Norfolk Pilot.
If Germany Is Victorious.
The mind is appalled merely in think
ing about it. The darkest prophecies
seem legimate. Oppressions, new wars
liiiinary department of the E. G. ^ interesting in this connection to
st'hool gave a recital. Miss Worn : Carolina plants about
I'le who was primary teacher is ; qqq acres in tobacco each year,
f^. l)e complimented on her splen | ^entuckl, 370,000, and Virgima, 300,-
‘ id work in training her pupils. Iqqq^ J.|^gy being the largest acreage
■ i'.e-y all did well in reciting, and I values of
► atili’day P. M. Messrs Harrison , crops in these states were, in 1913:
t f the U. S. A health survey j Carolina, $30,988,000; Kentucky, { revolutions, a terrible crisis, ecanomio,
v. liidi is surveying Orange Co. i^gg.mooo, and Virginia, $21,406,000.1 political, moral, in which a great part
j\ :iK and Dameron of Burlington j
The figures makes a fine showing Europe civilization will perish, this
* a.-h made interesting talks, at j Caiolina. predict For however
nie Close of which was a Ball, Carolina manufactures more great may be the qualitis of the Ger
Mine between Efland and Bulk- | ^o^acco by far than any other State.
ii^>rn school teams, score being | figures for 1914 are: North Caro-
where its value stays with YOU anri
helps to build up YOUR interests.
When you come to think of ic there are
only two kinds of dollars—the “Dollar
with Wings” and the Development
Dollar.” The “Dollai with Wings”
goes to tmild\ip''Sffe F^r“^ni9tant City,
the big metropolis, with ics vice and
low wages and poverty. The DEVEL
OPMENT DOLLAR” goes to build up
the Home Town. It helps to build up
a Nation of real men and women T hen
let us make the dollars we spend “De
velopment Dollars,” home-town build
ers, building for us and our neighbors
and our children, making our COM
MUNITY more prosperoas, more hap
py, more contented. —Winston Salem
Journal.
word for stublmrnness. It is that pre-
Lawmakers need a great deal of in
ament, which strengthened by post formation and would be in a sad way
judice which exist because of temper- . - i x-- • i *4. • u j-u r
■' f ....... . . ^ \ irginia. The latter IS both a native ot
traditions and the disposition of whi?h ‘f the i>eople did not stray into our ca-! the State and a
former president of
is on general principles not to accept and post them up occasitinally. | tlie Umversity. Ceorge Stephens, of
But some lobbyists are loo modest and I Charlotte, brought greetings from the
law- a’timni. There were in attendance
what others advance, announce or s»up-
port, that is harmful.
retirirg. They cannot talk of .i
Nothing dwarf one’s influence-blinhs ! until they get him into a hotel . |«ore than a hundred delegates from
one’s vision-like this. It refuses to re- ^ room and have hung a blanket oyer the eading colleps, universities, an
fuses to retognize real worth decause' transom, and .Modesty is a great curse , learned societies. The alumni of the
it has appeared suddenly on the scene poMtics. ^ ‘
their alma mater by coming in large
numbers. After the formal exercises,
a delightful luncheon was served in
li.ia, 104,329,283; Kentucky, 26,364.-
10 12 in favor of Bulk Horn.
-\!m1 al night the 7th and 8th
^ Kdestaunht by Prof. Arthur pounds.
' 'Mwford gave a play “Married
I SulYergette” after which
iiH contest for the declamation
iiiadal w’as on. The medal was
'•n by Miss Bertha Crutchfield
- tniK* !i talented little Miss of
iii'ieen summers. The Judges. j for
Nc %TT /-I i? J .demand for materidl tor uuc xj j gt*»ov6d Europe
' ■ rter anT Deese Tf °Mebane. ‘he stock in : t„ Henaturalize her in this
• Itei ana ueese OI IVI I the Westinghouse Comnanv i . i,;».
n,e teachers Prof. Arthur Craw advanced
!>»■.{ Misses Lalla Womble and; ^ u
056 pomA., ..nd Virginia, 16.767.385 | .upremaey, .o it
would revolt today against the German
j supremacy. Europe is and will con-
The Bethlehem Steel Corporation ; ^ of
has received an order from some of languages. Therefore for real
the war powers calling for eighty three | ^^ed of a certain equil-
million dollars worth of war supplies, j among the diverse races which
If this equilibi'ium is de
will no longer be
Don OVERDRAW ON
YOUR HEALTH ACCOUNT
Every illness Has Lasting
Effect On Well Being
A warning against “overdrawing
your health account” in this week’s
“little talk on health and hygene ”
He says.
•‘Every one begins life wilh a certain
amount of capital in the way of health
and resistance to disaase. This varies
in different individuals according to the
physique which they have inherited
from their parents, plus or minus the
condition under which they developed
in their youth. We start life as men
and women with this variable amount
tli9m. As it rebelled a century ago caedit. when it has been expen
ded we are through.
“Every dissipating and every illness,
which means the expenditure of phy
sical energy, withdraws just so much
from your health account. It is com-
of action, declines to test new methods
because they have not lieen worked in
other ways, is unwilling to accept new
statements of truth because wedded to
old vocabulary.
It is belittling to one’s self and un
fair to others. W’hen it is harmful it
mans and the services they have r#*n-
dered to civilization, Europe can never
and will never be dominated entirely by
Jury Reform.
, Swain Hall to tne alumni, faculty,
A correspondent of the Macon Tele-; trustees, and visitors. Hon. Josephus
graph thinks that a leaJing reason i Daniels, Secretary of the Navy, pre-
whv the results of jury trials are so ] side.i on this occasion with his usual
is often caused by iEnorance. stupidily ^ often unsatisfactory is to be found in i after din!l«°spea*rrs
selfishness or downnght unkindness. | the laws which exempt, from that sor-1
J ^ U nun^bers of the classes of j ^he exercises of the day closed
f ^ * 1^' * fif i citizens best qualified 10 perform it, i witn a reception, given in the evening
iiie oi «iesus> 3i«ci is* tnereioie. evei : i, .1 *
nt-w? "In honor preferring one an-1 Why, he asks, are those holdine office, : m the Bynum Gymnasium.
other.” ! under the government. State, county 1
1 1 &ddre9s *
Be generous with plans and methods «r city exempt? Why are preachers, , ^ University of North
of other men until they fail. lawyers, doctors,apothecaries, military i Carolina began with the life of the
Reserve your judgement until the j police and others exempt? i nation itself, and the period since its
thirsr against which which you are pre- j j„ igTS, is the great period
judiced has had time to bear fruit. ^ J of material upbuilding of the North
Be on the lookout for points of stren- their own duty, bu. to do the duty of, expansion
gth and not of weakness. a privileged class in enforcing the law? South, where will be
Search the Scriptures, and in the : There are, he says, in his county of | ^ade once more the experiment of
presence of the spirit there taugbtun-1 Q^Q^gia four thousand registered white ! translating prosperity in terms of a
fair prejudice cannot live. ; ^ . . .. . . hun-kreat civilization It is to leadership
in thi>» that state univerities are called.
“The state university is more than
voters, and yet only seventeen
dred names on the lists from
which ;
The Pullman Porter’s Tio i an aggregate of institutions that ex-
1. lie; r'uttiiiai k ^ exemptions as a ; press the ideals ot culture as learning,
(Irom The New York World) (provision for the military fund, and he I cuUure as research and as vocation as
r“L‘:“r^r!r by the f„How.„g suggestionsi» university ;it is a living unity an
organism at the heart of the Uving
democratic state, interpreting its life,
! On account of the rapidly increased
the British
j inhapit it.
I the Westinghouse Electric Company ■ change the course of her his
a twenty nine [ European war would not suf-
' ii ace Lloyd deserve much credit
- r their excellent work. We all |
^ -i)f" to have them with us nextj
> .-ir. i
“Pat” 1
million dollar order has just been re ^rhe democratic, humanitarian.
ceived, but none of this money finds ■ tendencies are now too strong
its way into the pockets of the Gas- j mooted in too large a part of the
well, or Alamance farmers pockets, j Victorious Germany could
Its money to this country, but like j herself on Europe only by a
high tariff it goes; into the pockets of gygj.gj„jjtic oppression which would
the few who are favored. j pj.f,yQi^e the most terrible reactions)
—^ j and the greatest disaster. —Gugliemo
A man who lives right, and is right, | Ferrero in the November Atlantic,
has more power in his silence than an- |
or operated 6.936 cars, provided ac-!
commodations for 26.343.485 passengers j requirements
and earned a gross revenue of $42.-. of jusUce: | not by parts or. a summary of parts,
860.891. it paid dividends of $9,599,506 First—If you will require preachers but wholly fusing them all into cul-
and added $1,541,601 to its surplus. be no i ture center, giving birth to a new
Since 1877 the company has paid nrac- • ^ humanism.
lically uniform dividends of 8 pel cent j ei>iniiegue. i ..^g organic instrument for real-
annuallj, besides an extra dividend of = Second-If you will ^equira lawyers ■ aspirations of the
$20 a share and stock dividends of 50, | to serve on the jury there will be no j u^ing state one inevitable quality the
36 and 20 per cent. . delay in the trial of cases i state university must have—U must be
This brief statement ot Pullman. xhird-If ycu will require doctors toialive, sensitively and robustly alive,
prosperity is useful as bearing on the *. •„ v , . to the tin-e and needs of the people
testimony as to porters wages an.i tips | "'«» "'ll "" ^ „„t ih,t it would not illus-
before the Industrial Relations Com. vorce cases | traditionrj that
mission. Wages it appears are $27,50 a . Fourth—If you will require all who! made its past nobly useful and
month for the first 15 years of the. vote to serve on the ?ury you will have | beautiful and seek guidance in the ex-
mon enough to hear people who have: p^^er’s service, increasing thereafte. ! le'.s court expenses ! perience of the great ot its kind, but
been ill speak of beiiig cured, but phy- Uq $30, and are slightly augmented by ^ — . .
sicians are well aware that this is a | bonuses for good records One veteran provide for. — Va. Pilot.
relative term only. Every serious ill | gjeepjng car parter on an Illinois road'
ness has its efftet upon the system, I earns $42 a month after 2i years’ ser-, ' '
and even though we may feel nu deci-1 vice and an average of $75 a month in
i Ih^t the need of every institution is
1 to assert the genius that it alone has
and can have and that alone
value in the world ”
gives it
ded change almost invariably there has
been some diminution from normal.
"It is the same with exhaustion from
excesses, physical and mental strain.
Subject J ourself to these trials and
after a period of rest you may recuper
ate. However, if you |continue tfiis re
cuperation will be slower and slower,
and eventually the overstrained ma
chinery will break down. For this
more beauiiful
Health JNotes
J All beauteous things
tips. A porter on a limited express
train between New York and Chicago appear, , . , , ^ u
•J 0/7-n I Tl# skj-crowned summit of her moun-1 s^at the f y swat him till he die.
anr^7^'ln,rb; 'he passenSr ' : i now is the time to fight the f lie., don’t
It was well enough understood'that "f “er ghtter- | „„tu „ext month or the next when
. ... 4- I J ^ iMg spear, j he will arrive with a host ten thousand
the porter s tips eked out a meagre .. , j. 1 , , 1 • u 1
salary; it is yet a surprise to learn the “»■« »'■* ‘he valley , clean up and destroy h.s breed-
great ratio of the salary to the pro- I i"g plac-*. and leave him nothmg to
PPfKls of the Dolite blackmail on which atmosphere ot light, |
^ ‘A softer light, the atmosphere of 1 fresh air and sunshine, the
the company virtually obliges its em-
Match Game of Ball j
1 lie State University team will play !
iiiHirh game of ball with the Mebane
t a,„ on Mebane’s new grounds Satur- ““he7by his words. Character is like
^'V. Game to begin at three o’clock. ^ v.
1 f of. I'red Deese is to be chief runner ^hen touched accidentally even, i and agitation of reform for *he sourw 1 balance of your health
-r the Mebane team. ^harles Lasley music. - Phillips' of danger, must have
^vi!l be short stop. Tne game will be history.-Cooke.
Brooks I
\\t'i’th 3-.*eing.
reason it behooves every one to exer- j ploves to live.
Surely, as an exhibit of “social jus
tice” on the part of one of the richest
cise reasonable caution and restraint
in eating and the expenditure of
physical and mental energy. Remem-
] ber that the doctor cannot restore that
Those who mistake the excitement j '"'Wcl' is already lost^
i nose w Expend your energies with discretion
I
overlooked all as much in your favor as pos
sible, never exhausting it^”
of industrial corporations to underpaid
employes, the Pullman wage scale may
be said to beat any other of which the
dreams. | people spend too much money, time
—Charles Whitehead ; energy in keeping the fresh air
J sj iL. . out. It is hard to convince some people
that night air is go'jd for them to
Ke-elecied I breathe.
Mebane re-elected her Mayor and
public knows. It is an old scandal of j Board of Commissioners Tuesday Wise men ne'er sit and wail their
corporation greed which is ^ made all ^hat might be termed safe majori-' loss, but cheerily seek how to redresi
the more ursavory by the new airing
of it.
ties. No opposition.
their harms.—Shakespeare.