THE COMORO DRILY TRIBUNE
JOHN B. SHT.RR.nJs
Editor and Proprietor.
Local Telephone, No. 78.
Bell Telephone, No. 14.
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Entered as second class mail matter
April 26, 1910, at the postofflce at
Concord, N. C, under the act of
March 3. 1879.
Ont of the city and by mail the fol
lowing priees on the Evening Trib
une will prevail:
)ne Month -fo
S!x Months
Twelve Monthe - 3-00
JOHN M OGLESBY, City
Editor.
Concord, N. C, Junk 30.1910
While the hat, coat and shirt of
the masses are taxed almost 71 per
cent, to build 111,000,000 battleships
and keep an extravagant government
in snendina money, Messrs. Rockfel-
ler, Morgan et al., are
not aked by
.1 i- 1 1 ,.,.....o,,ii.i t mi- nnv
1 ne iciieiui p'T""111""
. ti.;. fur.
tax whatever on their pollen lo
tunes. Wealth escapes bearing it
t share of the burden of taxatio.i
111
because of the absence ot a federal
income or inheritance tax, such as
was long ago adopted by Great Brit
uiii, Germany, France, Japan, Hol
land, Austria, Denmark, Switzerland,
Australia and New Zealand. A ma
jority of both , branches of Congress
were in favor of tacking an income tax
clause to the new tariff law. Such 1
lwislntion would now be upon tlmisl I am an optimist. I have only
statute books had not President Taft
. , c ... 4i.i.:u .itw,..l tl... .li-
anil reuHlor ;uu it u
ject by substituting a corporation tax.
That the necessary tnree-iourtns
LliK state legislatures will not vote
t amend the constitution is now prac
ticallv certain, which means
that an
income tax can oniy oe wcui iu ;
bands of a Democratic administration.
It is estimate
cost of living wa
estimated that 111 10118 the
as nearly 12 per cent
higher than it would nave iieen 'i -
out a tariff. Hence, calculating tliat lne is sadly lacking in very many 111
k. o f.milu consumed $041 ' stances. Hence the youthful criminal.
.
Q ......ntiud raw i?imim 1 1 111-
vv in L II il au iiiiu. ...
11 , ,,
creased payment on account oi me
tariff was fill. Of this .fill. l(i.50
went to the goverment in collections,
and $94.50 went to the trusts in
higher prices. Of this $94.50, $9.25
was on woolens, more than $17 on
other clothing, $6.25 on furniture.
$4.25 on beef and mutton and pork,
$10.25 on building materials and so
nn. In 1910, the cost of living being
15 per cent higher than it was in
1908, the average family pays $1080.
of which 10 per cent., or $108 is tri
bute to the trusts and other protec
ted industries.
The Cade Type-Setting Machine.
Shelby Aurora.
Mr. Quinn, of Shelby, told the
brethren at Wrigbtsville, somewhat
of the progress being made on the
turning out of Baylus Cade's typeset
ting machine. It is being construct
ed from a model in a Philadelphia
factory under the personal supervis
ion of the inventor. The Chronicle
has not lost faith in it. The fact that
Mr. Cade has found a factory willing
to construct his macoiae argues tost
it is a workable proposition. If the
Cade machine turns out according to
expectations, it is going to be a great
thing, not only for the small papers
of the country but f r the big dailies
of twhe cities. Ciirlotte Chronicle.
Mr. Cade has reeentliy returned
from Philadelphia, where he has been
directing work on bis printing ma
chine. He is unable to state definite
ly when the machine will be ready
lor exhibition out be thinks it will
not be snore than a very few months
at most. He saya the construction
of the maebine is entirely satisfactory
to him, it having gone far enough
t enable him and mechanical experts
to know that it will certainly do all
that he has ever claimed for it. After
its exhibition in Philadelphia. Mr,
Cade intends' to bring the machine to
Shelby to be used on one of the papers-here.
We are glad the success
. ox the machine is now assured. -
- WHY SUITES? If too have rhen
matism, catarrh, kidnev disease, skia
diseases or any trouble arisioff from
impure) blood, give Rheomaeide thor
ough trial. By purifying the blood
Kheomaeide . neutralizes . the acids,
starts the kidneys ' into healthy
action -and neipa ; to ouild - op
the nerves and- the entire sys
tem. Rheumaside is put np in
25e and 60c bottles. Tablets by mail,
25e. Bobbitt Chemical Co Baltimore.
f :t Tit naea for Job FriaUa. '
AN APPEAL TO PARENTS.
Mr. J. P. Cook's Timely Message at
the Press Convention.
Christian Sun.
Down at the Press Association al
Wriehtsville Beach week before last
there was a man who dared to speak j
to the supposedly indifferent quill-!
drivers from the depths of his great j
heart, lie was talking on his favorite
theme, "The Child." And, brother,
: believe me, it was an utterance. Put ,
I. 1 tl..( nil llmmxiat oormna
II Ulw II nun inai ail gica aw ...
1)1.ea,.iied from the pulpit. J.
p ( laylnan a busines9 man,
iHVprmoie delivered a truly great
"
inon to tlie North Carolina editors in
this year of grace A. I. 1910, June
9th thereof. Because Bio. Cook is
a lavman and not accustomed to the
platform, a nervousne s that he could
not conquer shook and twitched his
manly frame, but, in very truth, that
same nervousness served only to mel
low and make more tender and more
appealing a voice already tremulous
with deep emotion, burdened in fact
with a great heart's message. Cook
is chairman of the board of trustees
of the Jackson Training School at
Concord, our North Carolina Reforma
tory for youthful criminals, if you
wish to know, am! he was speaking of
the causes that tilled institutions like
his. "During the past year." the
speaker declared, "1 have kept a rec
ord of thirty-one towns I have visited
and whose principal streets I have
I traversed between the hours ot eleven
land twelve at nirht. By actual count
U UIVe found on these streets at this
ale hour
from eight to fifty-two boys
, . r .,, uri,..i
u mier sixteen rai 01 .r. u...
(.an ,1k. )an,ls iM ,Hlr m,,s tlillk.
. . , th(lil. ,())Vs ((f twi.ve an,i
j f,ml.(,.ei, years old ho found on t lie
, street
carry
, with no errand on earth to
them there, away in the deep
hours of the night f Of the boys in
the Jackson Training School, nineteen-
tweulieths arc from the towns, al- f
ihoiiirh the towns represent only
ei-'hlecn per cent, of the State's pop -
illation." 1
"Brethren of the press," the speak-i
cr continued, in pat he! ic and eloquent
preacher-manner. l am not a pi i-1
pluinst. I have only ;
brought you the message from the life;
. I have come 111 contact with and stu-l
C. .f 111,,
vears. We have sixty j
i.
e room been available we
have three rundred and;
lie with us because the
u.w.(11(
tlt.s(. iiy
j agencies of parental function have not
I"""1 11 '"' ' j" antT m-
their dtilv of exercisins parental an
,,(.jV (1fieM lusing all contr
i.f the
1 1 11 1. .1 ! li. I l M i in i w .iiy ..v ....
iikI lul't liim to do a
'ere he was twelve vears old. 1 lie
'Uiriiu-M iii-oi n iiii nir rii- i i,
ling of children are the home and pa-
retal
diseipline. And this discip-
mother's broken heart over
, Hence the
.
her wnvward
bov. Hence the three
hundred applications for admittance
of bail and unmanageable boys to the
Jackson Training School.
Bro. Took, as he is doing, gratis,
and, we understand, at actual personal
ornnnvn i irtp!ll worL- fur Hip IrnV.
ward and t he erring, did in nnbl'ic
t., I, o ,;,,!, I,, nmurnl t, flip
brethren of the press' to help in thelor sent by mail for 50 cts. Sample
great work of putting the blame of ;
the fallen child upi n the ones who
deserve the blame, and who alone can
correct the evil, namely, the over-indulgent,
the careless, he unconcerned
parents of the child, the ones who
alone have it within their power to
keep the child from falling.
Pair of Shears Free.
To every subscriber of The Concord
Daily Tribune who pays a full year
in advance we will give free a pair
of our 8-inch Spring Tension Shears.
We have given away over 1200 pairs
rimes, and have never had a complaint !
about them. They sell everywhere for
from 50 to 75 cents a pair.
Times Have Changed.
Charity and Children.
When the hot weather did hit us,
it hit us hard, and the trains are
crowded with people running to the
shade who in their younger days
were glad to find shelter under a
persimmon tree. But the times have
changed and our folks have made
money and have also learned how to
spend it.
wisely directed, will cause her to
give to her little ones only the most
wholesome and beneficial remedies
and only when actually needed, and
the well-informed mother uses only
the pleasant and gentle laxative rem
edy Syrup of Figs and Elixir of
Senna when a laxative is required,
as it is wholly free from all objec
tionable substances. To get its ben-
eficial effects always buy the geno
me, manufactured by the California,
Fig Syrup'Co. t -'H J ; 4 J; '
Hlifll
National dinners Make Cotton Condi
tions 82.3.
The report of the National Giiiners'
Association, issued at Memphis Wed
nesday, gives the condition of cotton
up to June 25 as' 82.3 per cent.
The report by States follows:
Alabama .81
Arkansas .i i '
Florida .811
Oeorgria .80 j
Lousisiana .80 !
Mississippi .84 i
MiSDiri 1
North Carolina .77 '
Oklahoma .00 j
ser-ioutli Carolina
Tennessee .8(1 j
Texas .85 !
General average
82.11
NOVEL MASSAGE CREAM.
Perfect Skin Food That Removes
Wrinkles and Clears Complexion.
The most delicate skin will quickly
respond to the soothing and tonic ef
fect of Hokara. and when this pure
skin food is used, pimples are soon a
thing of the past.
As a massage cream or after shav
ing it is unequalled, removing all ir
ritations, and making the skin soft
and velvety.
Apply a little to the hands or face
after washing and surprise yourself
with the dead skin that comes off.
Hokara is the only massage cream
that is an antiseptic, and pimples, c
zema. and all skin blemishes soon dis
appear when it is used.
i Although far superior to the oidi-
Innry massage creams and sold on a
guarantee f be: t you ever usou or
money back," yet the price is a trifle
only 25c for a liberal jar; larger size
50c. (iibson Drug I Sore.
The more a boy's education costs
the less he seems to be able to cash
j j(
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WHY SALVES FAIL
TO CURE ECZEMA.
Scientists are now agreed that the
,,(.z,.m., Kerlus ar(. lodged not in the
,,,,. skin or epidermis, but in the
j)1IU,r kin. Hence, a penetrating
liquid is required, not an outward
salve that clogs t he pores.
We recommend to all eczema
patients the standard prescription Oil
ot Wintergreen as compounded m
liquid torm known a
form known as D. I). D. I're-I
scripiion. A trial bottle of the D. D.
D. Prescript ion, at only 25 cents will!
iiisianuy reneve i ne ucn. u e nave
sold and recommended tins remedy
till' VP.lrS. .Hill knoW ot Wotlllmft'll
roa , I'OIII 11 11 il n
m us use. o recommend
ii to our patrons, ihdsou nrng More,
I ollcon
You Can Cure that Backache.
Pain ahmcr the back, dizziness, hp.nl.
and geral languor. Get a pack -
ge of Mother Grav's Australian -
Leaf, the pleasant root and herb cure;'0 ts normal condition, hearing will
for all Kdney, Bladder and Urinary be destroyed forever: nine cases out
troubles. When you feel all run I of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is
down, tired, .weak nml without energy ! nothing but an inflamed condition of
use this remarkable combination 'f
nature's herbs and roots. As a regit -
,ator i( : Las no eilllal
Mother Orav'f
i Australian-Leaf is sold bv Druggists
1
Free. Address, The Mother
V, i tl J V v.j .wj, ...
One good way to estrange a friend
is to tell her the truth about her new
hat.
Scared into Sound Health.
Mr. B. F. Kelley, Springfield, 111.,
writes: "A year ago I began to be
troubled with my kidneys and bladder
which grew worse until' I became
alarmed at my condition. I suffered
also with dull heavy headaches and
the action of my bladder was annoying
and painful. I read of Foley a Kid-
ney.Pi"8 "d a,fte.r ta"nf them ew
weeks the headaches left me, the ac
tion of my bladder was again normal,
and I was free from all distress." Ca
barrus Drug Co.
Sweet charity exists because it does
not stand still long enough to turn
sour.
What Summer Cold May Do.
A summer cold if neglected is jus.'
as apt to develop into bronchitis or
pneumonia as at any other season . Do
not neglect it. Take Foley's Honey
and Tar promptly. It loosens the
cough, soothes and heals the inflamed
air passages, and expels the cold in the
system. Cabarrus Drag Co.
Many a case of lock-jaw lias result
ed from a young man's anxiety re
garding tne proposal.'
Glad to Becommend Them.
Mr. ' E. Weakley, Kokomo, Ind,
says: "After taking Foley's Edney
Pills, the seevere backache left me, my
Kidneys became stronger, the secre
tions natural and my bladder no lon
ger pained me. I am glad to recom
mend Foley's Kidney Pills.',' In a yel
low package. Cabarrus Drug Co.
Tea, Jennie, a woman may give a
man the mitten without it being a
"Hit " .
Sea The Tunes ior Stlb Printing. "
Foley's Kidney Remedy may be
given to children with admirable re
sults. It does away with bed welting,
and is also recommended for use after
neaslea and scarlet fever. .Cabarrus
rug Co. - "-v -v ....
nn.-. l it.- t.ii.- i?t
often turned by the sights he sees, j
xj&mimiGS. tsif"v a
?en the Itest
I
me?
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STYLE 5569
PRINCESS 2 BAR
PARAMOUNT
PATENT KID
The La France flexible Welt is
the stylish and comfortable shoe
that requires no breaking in
I Good Advice to Young Men.
I Wndesboro Ansonian.
j To indulge in the drink habit to
even a small degree, one must be al
I most independent iu this world. The
ilime has come when a young man
j with the Rinell of so harmless a thing
as near Deer on Ins Dreatli neeil not
seek employment. He is practically
handicapped, for even a saloon keep-
, er doesn't want him. That shows
' what the business world is doing to
I solve the whiskey question and the
' way the trallic is being forced to its
proper level. Better cut it out, young
: man
Deafness Cannot be Cored
By local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion ot tne ear,
There is only one way to cure deaf-
1 na-.a An,! llial kn .AnoftlHlin..!
remedies. Deafness is caused bv &n
; intlamed condition oi. the mneons lin
ing of the Eustchian Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rambling
sound or imperfect bearing, and when
I it s entirely closed, Deafness is the
j 'full, i unless the inflammation
1 ean De taken out and this tube restord
: the mucous Surfaces.
1 We wiil give One Hundred Dollars
uor any case or. Deainess (caused By
i atarrli) that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars,
free.
T. J. CHENEY & CO-
Toledo, 0.
bold bv Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
pation.
Became Insane and Tried to Kill Her
Children.
Mrs. Chas. Harrell, of Blewitt
Full, went violently insane Saturday
and attempted to kill several persons
and also made an attempt to do away
with her three little children, one of
which is only six months old. She
was arrested and taken to Wades
boro and placed in jail and will be
kept there until she can be taken to
the State hospital for the insane. Jt
is a very sad case. Mrs. Harrell Has
separated frotm her husband and is
now suing him for divorce.
The trouble is that the wrong set
of lobsters get into the stew.
AWEAK WOMAN
AND HER STORY
lo Floral, Ark- Lives a Lady Who
Feels That Her Strength1 was
Restored by Cardol
Floralr Ark. "I must speak rood
word for Cardui,", writes Airs, Viola
Baker, of tms place.;
"About a month aro I. was In verv bad
health. I was so weak and nervous thai
l was not able to do my housework. .
1 "Mv husband houcht mm nne bottle ri
Cardui, the woman's tonic. 1 took it ac
cording to directions and now 1 am in
eooaneaitn.. . . - -- ., .
"I mink Cardui is a fine tonic for weak
women." . .. .-.-a , , ... .
And rott are not the onhr iadr wha
thinks so, Mrs. Baker. , , ,
Thousands, like toil have written to
tell of the wonderful benefit Cardui ha
been to them. .'
Cardui contains no minerals, or ofhei
DOwerfuJ drues. - H contains no etveeria
or other mawkish-tasting ingredients.
It is lust a Dure, natural extract, of
natural vegetable herbs, that have beea
found to regulate the womanly functions
and strengthen the female system. .
An druggists sen Cardui. ' -, :
See yours about ft, V.
W. B.-vw ,. tt Hyhm fut.'ft.
Int t-.aj. ami - bcMMt, hom 1
M -u m
SHOE 'f&
and the double
style to the shoe and prevent slip
ping at the heel. A charming
creation, full of grace and beauty
Other designs, just as handsome,
in every leather, and for all' occa
sions. A pleasure to show them
Ivey Shoe Co.
Eat Sought Sweet Morsel.
Awakened from sound sleep by a
stinging sensation on her arm, Miss
Pearl Pittenger, of Trenton, N. J.,
scratched the irritated spot and made
a sleepy remark about a supposed
mosquito. A few minutes later she
was again awakened by the same cause
and rose hurriedly from the bed and
turned up the fight. To her horror
she found a huge rat occupying her
bed.
The rodent had bitten Miss Pitten
ger twice on the arm, causing it to
swell alarmingly. Medical aid was
summoned and the wounds were treat
ed.
The Conservation of Nature's Re
sources.
Applies as well to our physical state
as to material things. C. J. Budlong,
Washington, R. I. realized his condi
tion, and took warding before it was
too late, ile says: "I suffered severe
ly from kidney trouble, the disease be
ing hereditary in our family. I have
taken four bottles of Foley 'a Kidney
Remedy, and now consider myself
thoroughly cured. Ttua should be
warning to all not to neglect taking
Foley s judney itemedy until it is too
late." Cabarrus Drug Co. Concord.
United States Senator Samuel
Douglas MrEnery, died at his home at
J.ew Orleans La., Tuesday.
Some men are moved by a speaker
ami others are moved by a boot.
NOTICE.
That my friends, ecquaintances and
others may have an opportunity to
take Chiropractic Nerve and Spinal
treatments, I will be at the Fisher
residence, corner Union and Grove
streets, Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day of each week. Hours 4 to 8 p. m.
A. partial list of diseases successfully
treated is Gall Stones, Neuralgia, Ner-
rour Prostration, Hoeumatism, Fevers,
Diseases of the Heart, Liver. Kid
neys, Stomach, Lung, , Bowels and
Women ' diseases. x
Ninety per cent, of the troubles of
suffering humanity, especially women,
originate at the spine.' No drugs are
used. , DR. F. J. BATES, ,
Chiropractic Nerve and Spinal Spec
ialist, itoome 817-919 Realty Bldg,
nanoite, a. v.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
, TMK.IMAMOMD BBAHn. -
DIAMOND HKANIt riLLA. A u
C iVHi Cf'tfi
Jl.... C. J ,wrii..25
An Meal Diace - to . Bnend tha
Bummer, i ne water unsurpassed.
Accommodations for 250 guests.
Seweraire..hot -End oold liaths.
ectzia lights. 'Enlarged dining
room. ,, Small ..tables.. Splendid
laro ana service.
. Twa throufirh trains f ram flhflW
ieue,(Xiauy except Stmdays.. '
; Pnone-. audi. telegraph connec
tions. Resident physician. First
class" acoommodations at a low
price, may. June and Septem-
Der, $a to per week. July and
w.ujfust, a u i.u per weeK. ;:
cpeaai raies to iamnies.
Open May 16 to Oct 1, ISKH'
Write for booklet to
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WOMEN
This handsome, shapely
shoe is sure to please the
woman of discriminating taste
For sumrrier comfort, style and
beauty it cannot be surpassed
Note the low pump effect
straps, which add
Store formerly occupied
by The Tribune Co.
Occupation given at
JJat once.j
DESIRABLE OFFICES
In postofflce building
(now occupied the
Home Educational
Co.) $2.50 to $4.00
month.
In Morris Building
best location in the
city. Steam heat,
light and janitor ser
vice FREE.
One Front Room, MA
second floor Plv
Other nice offices
second floor
$3.00 and $5.00
Sleeping rooms, bath,
heat, light aird janitor
service FREE.
$3.00 to $5.00 Per Month
Other desirable offices
'Phone No. 59.
T. T. SMITH, JR., Manager.
P. M. MORRIS REAL ESTATE CO.
Cily Pressing (M
D. B. FOWLEES. Manager.
Aa the world goes around and around,
You bear the iron ring of its aound,
Long Pants made short, square eoata
made round,
Remember tbat Paul is still in town.
Aifter the needle and the machine,
Then the clothes are - sponged and
cleaned,
Coat pressed nicely and panta in a
erease,
Think of the presser last bat n
least.
Gratefully,
DAN 4 PAUL.
LIFE INSURANCE
FIEE nrSUEANCE
CATJSALTT INSXTRANOE
LIVE STOCK IN3UBANCE
eaQ on 1
Southern Loan S Trust Co.
St Olond Hotel Bldg., Concord, N. 0.
Fhoae No. SSL
Total Assets Epre9entoi$224,780)000
We call special attention to our
Live Stock Insurance for farm, dray
and pleasure animals.
Also special classes Horsea and
Cattle.
C, A. ISENBOUR, See. & Treaa.
THOS. W.: SMITH Mgr. . Zararanee.
inieiinllniutrc
To secure their loved ones if they die,
what they intend to provide if they
live. Reflect 1 Have yon made suitable
provisions for your wife and children f
If not apply for Insurance in the
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY, THE POUCY
HOLDERS' FRIEND and do' it
now. - ; vr;.. "".7..'"",;.. ..' ':'
JNO. K. PATTEES05 CO, Agta.
11 N. Bur!eysoo,MD.
iOoncord, H.' 0.
Office and residence in Morris Build
ing, rooms J2 and IS, .'
Taone Ko. 830. . - ' J