MwxUy, J«iu»ry li, IMS l ts. L GILBERT AT Y rAnraws moms Mbsfaic Spindaie MIM Paymaster Re toms to BarUngton, 8. C. Chariot* Observer, 10th Grttdr L. Gilbert, of Ratberford ton, paymaster of the Spinners’ Pro cessing Company, of Spindale, who mysteriously disappeared last Satur day and whose wife died ip Asheville Tuesday from distress caused by the disappearance of bar husband, is ill ~ and in b*4nt the home of hie father, - zzZZZI-' 11 --w' 1 ■ 1 i*-" | CAN YOU TMB?’""' ' '"'l f DIERFLAG 1 JvThe above letters wien properly arranged form the name of a late v X President. Everyone sending in the correct solution will be awarded a 8 5 beautiful lot, sixe 20x100 feet, FREE AND CLEAR FROM ALL B 8 ENCUMBRANCES, located in one of our new subdivisions between Jr X Now York and Atlantic CHy. 9 5 THIS OFFER EXPIRES MARCH 15,1926 5 MAXIM DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION 8 XllOWes* doth' Street Dept. 456 New York Cftr 8 BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL «87-«77 BROADWAY ! 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He said that the younger Gilbert heard in Washington of the death of, his wifbr What was the reason for the younger man's disappearance could not be learned from the father, > he merely saying that, he did not know. The same answer he gave to ' questions as to the yoting man's plans:j » for Che,lmmediate future'. l • A search over several status has . bten made for the young man since i his disappearance and request #»r jn t formation us to bis whereabouts was ‘ broadcast from a Charlotte radio ste t «on: 7 • f, -> ) ■ ! CuMrtl bf Buse Put# O. it. to Be « : »-wal of State Notes. » Baleigh, Jan, V,—Twenty-three millions in- notes were renewed to ■ day hr authorisation of the council I of state which met and unanimously > pa sued the resolution to renew these | obligation* January lfi, K Secretary W. N. Everett, of the I department of state, who has been 1 desperately ill since his last meeting I with the council, sat officially twjny | for the first time since early Decern - I her. The Treasurer Xmcy, who has f been quite sick, w*fl Do tbe session { 'today. X I These notes hate not all (been en- I graved as yet, but are being engraved V, with afl possible rapidity. The gov | ernor and Mr. Lacy expect to go to I New York about tbe 90th of this 9 month to sign them. Bob. Titxsimmons was 35 years old when he won the heavyweight, title from Corbett at Ca/son City, Nevada. “ f } Just Received Two Car Loads of Spaita Feeds—Laying Mash and Da ry Feed, Spartan Feeds sell because I they get results. | Phone us yogr orders. I Cabarrus Cash |[ Grocery Co. THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE ====«-—-=—oßfisr ofewarts IS *I£TTEft 3^(sm By CHARLES P. STEWART NEA Service Writer Washington, Jan. 11.—Thirty years ! ago about now Mark Twain, on bis way around the world, gathering ma terial for bis book, “Following the Equator,” landed In Pretoria, capital of the then Boer republic of the Transvaal. South Africa, and while there decided to call on hi« friend. John Hays Hammond, the multi millionaire mining engineer. It happened that Hammond was in. He was indeed—in jail. He and' some dozens of other Uit landers, or forrigners, were locked up, accussed of rebellion against Presi dent Ktuger's government. * * * Coming out, Mark was stopped by a Boer newspaper reporter. “Mr. Clemens,” said this scribe, “how did you find conditions In that jail?” "He'd found them perfectly un printable, they were so awful, but, I “Why do yon ask?” he queried. “Be cause complaints have been made con cerning them,” ftie reporter explained. ' .“You don’t say!” exclaimed Mark. in seeming surprise. “Now, I was 1 greatly impressed with the quiet of that jail. It struck me ns an ideal placet for a rest cure. There one would be quite free from the impor tunities of one’s creditors.” x. • * * J The next day there appeared in that reporter's newspaper, which wasn’t very friendly to the president, Oom Paul, a violent attack on the latter for showing such consideration to a crowd of men who deserved se vere punishment that the distinguished American author, Samuel Clemens, en vied them their prjson Tot. The authorities were ready enough to take the hint. Liberties, of wliieh there had bken none too mnny, were curtailed, and “our menu,” related HnmmOnd, “al ready very restricted, was materially cut down, so tKat, for several days, 1 we were near the starvation measure of calories.” HIGHWAYS OF STATE AHE CLEARED OF SNOW Maintenance Department Puts 300 Squads to Work.—Nine Distrirt* Covered Perfectly. Raleigh, Jan. !).—North Carolina roads were clear of snow over 3,000 miles, Engineer W. E. Hawkins, state highway maintenance engineer, said today, and buk drivers declared that they are making the schedules. The trip from Raleigh to Greens brro has been slow only 10 or 15 minutes. The best roads anywhere to be found wire the state thorough fares. City streets and county roads were not to be mentioued in the same day. The maintenance department set 300 squads to work Friday morning and they have covered the nine dis tricts perfectly.. Only a few sand clay roads were in bad shape. The asphaltic oil pavement and the con crete surface are as good as they were the day before the snow. Many tourists were seen going south today. They declared that the moment they struck North Carolina they fancied heaven. On every state stretch they saw perfect main tenance. Negro Fattier Advises Son Sent to Roads. 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