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The News -Record. Published every Thursday by the ianu maun pbistmg cof, - (Incorporated) J. II. WHITE, President & Manager J. R. SWANN Vict -President W. E.FINLY, - - EDITOft One Yr Alx Month -"i hra Montha .BO F,.tnr.1 poprf-f fas mil matter Jftio ts'h 1907, at Ihr Potfficr. at Marshall. N. C, witter lit Art uf Coifm c March J, 1H79. FItlDAY, AUG. 12th, 1012 CQLLEQ WHISKEY SUMEWKEBE. Soon many of tin; boys ami girls wl!l no away to OolK'tfo or be thinking of it. Whore is your hoy Kintf to col logo this your or Where will ho go to school? The .young people ought to lit them selves for their future work and the parents are the ones to tal that into their charge and sen that they go somewhere that will make them good women and men. Quite a number of schools are advertized. as of the best in on i own county is Mars mil, in Asheville the Normal and Colle giate, Dorland at Hot. Springs Farm School. A. and M , Wake Forest, U. of N. Carolina Mar.v ville, Carson and Newman, Tus- vulum and a host of others fart her away. All these schools lit the boy and the girl for good future work and we hope with so many to chose from that no I toy or gir who desires ft may lack an edu cation. It is not diflicult in thb day and age to get anything, There ae so many ways to get these things, and we do hope that every young person may this fall get the thing they wish and go to school. Liuose your school ami may the year he i prosperous ore to each and every one of you every way. . in NORTH CAROLINA VS. TURKEY AND CIPA A child ocrn in lurui I'.-troinu six years ago lest both 'parents ere he was fourteen months old He was adopted by a philanth ropist in New York. His adopt ed father now wants to place him . in school. According to the laws of New York this can not he done until a certilied copy of the child's birth certificate is tiled witii me scnooi authorities as proof that he is of school age. There is no law in North Caro lina requiring birth registration hence no record of the birth can be obtrined. The child's pat-ants Are dead, and no one can be found who is sufticently familiar with ' the facts to make oath as to his exact age. Therefore, the child will have to remain-' away from school another year, by which time the adopted father will be able to swear that the child is six, though'tlre actual facts in the case indicate that hu will be fieverf. Why is North Carolina so Careless in providing laws mak ing birth registration coinpul sory?"How long will wo rank with Turkey and China in the value placed on all data regard ing human life'!' ' Tho last two weeks especially on Saturday evenings there have been an especial number- of drunken persons on our streets. Monday morning a man went staggering down theslrcet. Why are such things permitted and why cannot we stop such sights upon our streets. Tho Good Government league has tried and is trying to stop it but it s equin s the backing of 'more lx.'ople and those who desire the good of the town should see to it that the law is enforced. Unless every one he lps it will be CimpossiMe to stop it. e often siiy that men will have whihkey and that we should put high license upon it arid get the beni I't-ol' the revenue. I'ul what of the boys? What of your boy? Fathers should see to it that the children do not liave it but if we allow saloons or hi iml t igers to sell it the boy can get it and then what? The evangelist here at present told us tho other night tne way to slop drunkards was was to stop making them and the way to stop making them is to stop the sale of whiskey and the good citizens should see to it that those who sell are prose cuted. . CURFEW LAW. There was a law pjss.'d by our council of Alucmcn last winter which called for tln'si-ml-ing home ul ail boys under I " at S o'clock- in 'he winter and nine o'clock in llies'iwrcr. I.Sot late ly this has fallen into disregard and our boys frequent tho places they should not after the hours marked by the law. We know the parents wish to see the law enforced and we ask that they help aud not only that but the officers in charge should be zeal ous in striving to do the same. The frequenting of places what ever they may be after Curl'ow hours by boys under tho age should be stopped. WORTH TIMING OYES. Often lias the Dally News urg ed tho farmers' youths to stay on the farm. Our ' people are considering the reasons for , tho continued exodus to the towns and citiesi. Out !'. problem is nation wide. aiul( ii f;'-r nwny Ore gon the governor of lh" state has upooinlcd a commission to invest i'':Uo the exodus of young people ! "om the coantry. It is planned to study ewry phase of the subject, and try to determine upon s.mie .workable proposition which will result in kecking a Hern irtrgor proportion or young people on the ('arms. The dis-em-sion of t li e question has brought out an original letter from a resident of Salem, Or ion: Tho writer says. The true cause of the exodus of the young : people from the country to the city, and the true cause of the high cost of living today, our present school system Only a few years ago a country school had as high as (0 to 7f pupils, but you now will find 10 or 14. Our school laws today re quire a pupil to have high school credits before ' he can enter any college. The rose It is that the pnpii, after passing the eighth grade in the country, must come to town to the high school. The young people who do.this are from the very best a:id most in- AfflmiOOiN LEAGLE. Ivev.'Stringiield who was here last Wednesday evening is the representative of the Anti-Saloon league, which has done so much for the prohibition cause throughout the Siate. It has its represetatives in 'different parts and with the money raised seeks to eradicate the evil which has taken so much tit our young ife. Wo are sure that every goo citizen wishes to help alonsj this ood movement and the elo quence ol our urotner t..nouRi help to arouse us ad to a great er sense of our respnsibihty for the complete prohibition of tho liquor traffic in our midst. , " ' Contributions : The different parties are work , ing along different lines now from What they did in the past. Great campaign funds ' for buying of votes and swaying the elections were in vogue. However today everything is for-poblicity and men are telling how much they -. js p end, and who contribute. ' Formerly the monies were sought . from the trusts bub nowadays money from the trusts is almost sure to ; kill a flartyy People want clean politics and clean policies nd so the parties are asking the people to share the expense with' them. Men can not bear the heavy expense alone so iritis asked that everyone contribute and the people are responding to the . call, De'mo- vit and Republican alike with ;ressivc are giving and this y feet that the campaign is ?rk t r some nJ that is Indian Kilted on Track Near lluelie.lle, 111-, an' - Indian wont to sleoj) on a railroad track' and wrtd killed by the fastcxjfrusn. tic paid lor lus earolesnusa with his life, (if- ti n its that way when .(-c.plt- ik.-'Ilvi ttought and coliis. Don't risk your lifo hori prompt una Of Drv'KinjfV'JVuw Discovery will enro theni and so pre vent a dangerous throat or hnif trou ble. -'It completely cured jiii. in a .short t i nit-, ul ii terrible eoii!;li that followed a severe attack of OrijK1! Writes .J.'K. Watts. Flo dad.l, , Tov, ''and J l-unmed 15 pounds in weight that I had lost." Quick, wife, reliable aud iiaraiitooil- Oilc and it. 00. Trial bottle free at KMdmon & Huberts tJo. STREETS. It is a bad custom to leave the filth in the midst of the street. Many sweep the dirt up and have it where it should be carted away Whose fault that is we do not know. Any way the center of the street is, always full of litter that has been placed there by those who have swept clean their side of the street. Notwith standing thisltlie dust fills the .houses aud reaches up on to the bills. Can we not haveva town cleaning day and see if We can not do something to make our town what it ought tp bo. - ' ! msi rious families. They are just the families that ought- to remain on the farms, as these are tho ones thnt- would make the most out of fanning The pupil must go to town and board, or the whole family comes with the childrenthe latter as a rule. While in the city the young people learn city ways, socially mJ otherwise, and when through the high school they do not re turn to the farm. Should t'le authorities adopt the plan ot teaching the ninth, tenth and twelfth grades in the country, wc would tmd that tuis would solve the problem of the real ami true cause ouue e.xouus of the young people to the cities and the cause of the high cost of living. The families left in the coun try do not produce enough to supply the city's demands for food nt teasonable prices. The writer has expressed an idea that is by no means new in North Carolina. In fact, we are sure there is already a consider-, able volume of just that kind of sentiment developed here. It has j not yet. crystallised into perfect j workable shaoe, Ibut the, idea of better schools lirst got hold, then the idea of making them peculiar lo the needs of lluT ru ral population began, to grow. Mere the farm "life school idea originated; but we are not con vinced yet that it is just the thing. Stronger public schools and longer terms must come or our rural population will conti nue to have its ranks-depleted ot the ilowcr ot .young miinhood and womanhood. The fabric of the the whole commonwealth is cor respondingly weakened as .the rural strength is depleted. Greensboro News. . TilC JLANp .OF IpAS. , 'Our country. -has been called the "Land - of Liberty," . the "Land of. Opportunity," and many other - nnntos which w value and cherish. It irtight al so, well be called the "Lund of Ideas.'' It, is a very surprising vircunistanco that of all the great countries c-C the earth, none have played a more important part in the history of modern progress and advancement than li a s America. l'.li Whitney, the man who in vented the cotton gin; F.lias Howe, who invented the. sowing machine, and Alexander Gr aham Hell, whos. fertile brain evolved the principle of the modern tele phone, all claimed fl: Lis country as their home. So also did Samuel. I-1. li Morsi, who invented the tele graph, and Robert iVultou, whose little ship, the "Clermont," was the first, ever to be propelled by steam. It is a noteworthy fact that every one of these men accomp lished his great work only after difficulties and trials that to the average man would have ap peared insurmountable. Thomas A. Edison, who is, perhaps, the irrer.tost scientist and inventor in the world to day, begun to earn money when ho was only twelve y-ars old, by Hookworm Comnpssion gives North Carolina first ptaco la tho work accomplished in the cradV cation ot the disease, 'Up to .June !K, 7.1,733 people has been treated in the State, 1S.7 J1 of 'hem being in the Quarter end ii g Jtim1 i0. DUponsury ap propriations have been made in forty nine counties, forty two of then: being prior to Juno HOt.Ji. Infection siivvpys havQ been completed in thirty-eight conn th's, and sanitary surveys in fifty four counties. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. l itis is to noiuy an persons that the co partnership hereto fore existing between It. II. i lay Hie and Dan T. Ilaynic un der the firm name of R..JT. Hay. nie A t-jon., is hereby dissolved by mutual concent. I'i. II. Hay- ... nie having purchased the inter est of Dan T. Tlaynie. in. the aforesaid business. Each paaty above named nssuines ope-half of the present indebtedness and remains intitled to one-half of the accounts due the linn. This June, 28th. 1912. DAN T. HAYNIE. 3 selling papers c Trunk Kailroad, n Detroit. He neve benefit of a colic; Grand out of received the course and the .nmg his knowledge of electricity was gained mostly from his work as a telegrapher. Unlike mja n y of America's great inventors, Mr. Edison ha become very wealthy as a result of his ideas. He sold the patent of the talking machine for one million dollars, am! his other in venlions, including the incandes cent electric light, have also brought, him bitr linaneial re turns. The Wright brothers, of Day ton, Ohio, will no doubt go down in history, as the : al inventors of the aeroplane. What they have accomplished, has been done in the face of many severe obstacles; " I) u t the American spirit has again conquered. The lirst American patent was granted by the General Court of Massachusetts Kay Colony in iCil for a method of leaking salt. The first patent issued under the United States', Government was granted in 1790. It was tor la device for unking pot and pearl ashe.. Since that lime over one mil lion patents have been granted and the nvtrage per. year is about thirty thousand There is still plenty of oppor tunity, along these-lines, and there is every reason to believe that America will hold her own as the "Land of Ideas.'' wi,.,t , -,.,,.t ,.-:n ,,. t.,-., ( n uui, t't.iu villi ,yuu w,i a iti.ii; in maintaining that ..Ksiuon for your -country"'. The American Hoy. The Hookworm Cnasado. North Carolina Leads. FOR SALE. I have for sale, in and a round Marshall 1 several houses and lots which I will sell chetip or will consider in exchange for Cot ton Mill . stock or Citizen Ik'.nk stock. I also have one of the best small farms near tiie town, 'AO, acres in good state of cultivation, small barn, gond pasture and good three room house. As I am away fro m Riarsiian mesi or inc time now ami ocing unanie to lootc aip-i this property personally, I sell ! at very attractive prices. j W. J, McLENDON, Jr (4 times) Andrew Carnegie Says: i - - , . , . ''It Is not capital thnt men require, It U the man who has proved that he has the bitiinoss It.ibits which create capital." . The jiTenlcst proof of business hobltn Is the HABIT OK SAV JNO. When yon start an account with us you simply press the' ' Button of Prosperity. . Why not call and talk it over with us NtW? Till: BANK OF f RENGH BROIP. : ' '. We pay 4 per ctnt. on time deposits. Th c - Bank - of Good - Set vice j s Do oa know that ten ants woni! el lIjRL sceticred . ovsr yosr premises will save yoa Ten Collars in Doctor Bills WE HAVE IT , Quick work ' Maklnt; of hltfh-jrradc eyeglasses and speclaclcs ami grinding pruscrip tk;n lunses our hobby.. - Adjusting them accuratoly to the eyes is lm uortant as making 1 1tem. We are ux Peru at both. OUR SPECIALTY ' Is cxamlninir eyas, liWinx iynses fii all cy (Infects. If you wish your eiasue II'. ted by a conrioi-ur. come to the optical iious of ( CHARLES II. S0NESS Manufacfurin and Itefruct ing , Optician ' 54 l'dtton Ave. : Opposite Posioiilcc. A3liCvii!o,K.C, ' ,: McCABE LUMI31:U CO KEWPOBT, TENN. Uuyers of HARDWOOD LUMBER SPECIALTIES WALNUT - CHESTNUT Washington- COLL AND V u Tusculura GE ..TUSCULUMDEPARtMENT Next Session Opens September 4 Doy (Jays aru tlioic days v,wn tLo lioitit'lcs, , ownerless, ua muzzled do;8 roam about a com munity, snaiipinj? trad bitting at every om tliey lriett. Inere-are many tlioustiuds of such days in North Carolina., and eacli and every one is iv menace to public health and safety. learn Telegraphy and earn $50 to $.1 50 per month. Thousands of operators needed, Most fasinating and' educatipnal work.' Positions assured- all graduates. Write immediately for catolotiue. . " . . f, " ':: j S;!: S f TcI.rspSjr i f ;., !-';Mrtar!Hurj:. S. C- Flying Men Fall. viciims to stomach, liver and kidney (.roubles just liku other pvoplu, with like results in loss of appetite, back ache, "nervousness, headache, - and tired, listless,' run-down feeliojj. Uut there's no need to feel like that aS X. l. t'oebles, .Heiii-y, Tenn.. proved. "Six bottle of Electric Bitters", he writes, "did- mora to give nie oew strength and good appetite than all other stomach remedies I Used." So tbey help everybody. Its folly to ttyt fer when this treat remedy .will hfclp you from the first doso. Try it. Only !W cents at Hudmou & Roberts Co. It is whispered ' around Hot Springs that our friend l!en Nicliolason . is contemplating a change from liis single lorleli ness, and Is going to take on another partner in business. lie h a s rteently ' purchased the Shaw. Home at .that ; place and several youn.ladios are wonder! ins who 'will get to 'be boss of ihos'? premises. On last Monday the Counties of Huncombo, Cleveland, 3c Dowcll, Scotland and Yancey each maue the provision for hav Ing'tho Statu nnd County dis pensary campaigns for tli' free examination and free, treatment of hook worm disease: These five counties rendered available $1300 of their fupdsforcooperat ing in the campaigns, all of which money used is devoted to local expenses as thymol, adver tising and microscopic examina tions. Forty-nine counties have now provided or the dispensary campaigns. . ' -. - ' Dr. W, P. Jacock3 hasjeatet'eif the State Board of-Health Work and will be One of the Assistant State Director of the campaign against hookworm .disease. He is splendidly equipped for the work,' being an-A. B. graduate from, the. State University and a medical graduate of the Uni versity of Pennyslvania. He was Captain of the Unlv6r?ity football team, an instructor an the ' University, Jias completed his hopital service and has Aiad estonsive experience as a teach er.; IIe, with tiie five Directors already at work, will enable the State Board of Health to work in six counties simultaneously.: The Quarterly Import of Hie We buy all kinds of Hardwood Lumber, all grades and thickness- ( cs, take it up at railroad and paj spot 'csish. Write Box 208. THli NORTH CAROLINA State Normal and InuustnaJ College Matntslned-liy' '.lie State for' tfieAVo-' llit!,'l Ot Xol'll) l,.u'o!l!1, , FlC K-fT'lliH' (ursM leading to tk.u'i-ees, S)ociul Coiji-M lor tc riiiio;-. y.-ce tuiUi'ii to tluisi- who.tiyi'fo to- become tvaUciK la ili i tif-ate. l-'.-i'l Sussion bt'i;ius boo teiiHH.'i--1V VJl. fiii-' oat,i)ojfU' iid other iiiloi'iiiaFuii!, addross'. : . --.. : , . JUU'JS t. FOUST, Pi. Gieinbboro, N. C. EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT SPECIALIST. . . If you need iflasses fit. If you have ,Catrrll Ifiour throat -needs tix-minff. '"Gallon - i . DR. I. E. BURNETT, , MARS HILL. N. C. and have your work done. Ue h;is a complete set of instruments to perform all kinds of operations, and a how .up-to-date o!llo cuipuicnt to Ireai all kinds of diiji!aii?r - ' He h.is takin two sjiocial courses! , JI frii!ti-ant( satis(ictio!i. '. The claimsi of Tusculum are prosented with greater coufldenoe tbsn ever before. The followiiij? are somo of th? .'advantages offered. A delightful location with beautiful and well kept cam pa. IScst social, moral and religious influenced. -Modom buildings heated by xtoanr and Hghtd by electricity. A new gymnftsium. splendidly -equipped! An athletic park of ten acrHS, ' A Paoulty'nf 1J capable 'and experienced teacher. . -Academic and Collegiate I)cp:irliflent.s, which includes courses in -Folttlcal and Social Science; Mental and Moral Science; Greek; Latin: " Mathematics; Gorman; Frenelt; Spanish; Natural Science'; History; ".English; fjib!e; Domestic Science and Art, with "Hiecial courses in Camp Cookery,' Invalid Cookery and Art Needlework; Manual Train ing, including. Cabinet work and Mechanical Drawing; Iu8fe, includ iiitf Piano, Volcn, Musical Theory and Violin; Elocution, Oratory and Debate; Normal. N ' - - Last jaar was one of tho best, in the long history of the Institution The coming session bids fair to bo still totter.' .--.-' Charges lnndcrtite.. considering advantages.".;. .. 1' . Write for Catalogue, -' ' - , . s Rev. C. O. GRAY, D. D., President, GRE;ENVIiXE, TENNESSEE.'- The Trials of A Traveler. . ''I am a travclingsalcsman," writes E. E. Youngs, E. litrkshii-e, Vt., "and was often troubled with- consti pation and indigestion till I bean to use Dr. King's A'ew Lif Tills, Ideh I have found an excellent retimdy." For alt stomttt h, liver, or ' -kidney trou bles they are unequaled. Only ' cents a'. !J.-mhi"ii V i; iii t'i s " " bum, n 1 8.vV"i." 1 ft1 F v 1 iU.ftiUIU . H u LiiiS H'L-aLa s?. T"n. r-s I I Best for bisctiit and all cooking. Pure. Fresh. Economical. Guaranteed. - 16 full ounces to the pound and costs no mors.; ; Sanitary package. 1B MAtt'lf-MM A1K4U WORKS, SaltTills. Va. 1 iciose Ihe Urns ttrrn 6 Eaffle-Tb;stle packages, also Monry Ctrfot (or atampa) for St. 1'leaiv aend me. oil charges prepaid, one iwt (M Rouen iarantrH iH-na-. ire SUvr Fiaied leaApooca. Theae apoooa beat no advartisinif. and tiueu retail vaiua la J2 jh doz. .''- - -, ' . - ' IMm (or) Hi a.. ........ ....,.,.............;. ..... r r ;. . cmm. ' There was a baptizing at lower Walnut Credc bt SunJ. v. a:i ti s,:'iools 0''0 i ti I
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