P*ge Two
1-KlKMlS OF DEAD L
PAY THEIF
Tr. - rtu:i:;y .. ?.
servv fr:at Clan
it Kitcr.t-:- wh > on the Is*
ar jrreat abj'.-v
as a -oft - :ative i ' vrrt*s> ind
a iVvv express:* r.-\ ! by the
eat*:,k'i xcv> or,v.-!- :< >1
ed feim:
Governor Mort son- \ '
ti *.hv "A'orJtL He au> a vreat ledger
ami in
V y f v. ,f v- ?a> iamv ::t
i:\ Itv.ut > ;vr..
great ;r. nuth " ^ili?n ar.i in
Mr. K. ' ' i. ' ! Vv
th< ptoivle f th;- a?I of rtv.
nation, i ivrti "u S|o of t'rJi
P realty -v :: ' Ur.. -.i St. Hi.
Bariatr',g|t vw U war "' > 'eadrrsh.t
H o* * Ke: - .-f-mativ- was
..rati ti ring in:*
sawat t/eiioi f t.r history r.' ox;tuil:*.y
: . .vr sunj&jjsed v
?31 > .">ai ii-'t v.ie\rth ry v.-ide =v.
Mi. K:;4k*nv!it. was
.r.v i ijua'. ?* rifriirj y : .Taint .*
G B!a:nv a?i--r <?: hit-Ho i-;- .-i
Represent at ivo.-. T> -t3U and cr.yr.tr>
su:T-r :n ir; < yara .? i-n hi-?
dvaih
Senator Overman E
Claud- K^h-n wjft .."viko sorrow to
tKi> hr-rrs oi :ndn vht-r > t .-a-,
OJt j?is hio.-.d la: d. Tbt t" art- rtpreser.tative
rr r ir vver\ sialt aiu!
I .-V' . snlit r who av.-.l hip. for rami,
ny admirable trait and rnarait.
who olrniroi: i >t-j
ed niro for - Rixatj t' ar.dj
jaaar-ty as I nar'.ianv -.tary k-adrr.
5 lie bom a k-iri.-Ksf m-n. il< was
and ..real . . his ats
%ver<' :il-" mnxl and . VfiT'.- n -'. Kadi
^.Ike Ir't'd q'sitjl D-oernbvr nbhct he
v.'.vj.ti #iave i-. *-n cho-x-n lr\ his ^rty
as speaker of the Hou- >f Representatives.
r{is utUitnjsiy taking off
is .1 -! .?- DO i.f\?; D?'ir..?ry of
our .r.a; and ire country. Fsw men
ever li*? - to \vhcm I was mure devoted.
Hv *v;?s a urU'i friend, a u?yai
Democrat: an > a groat Ann ri- an.
Chief Justice Walter Clark:
K.-ch:? will rank in h'.ffory ;
h< Statt's .: eat* st nn-n. 1? ever
stood for the mteres:> ??i the g v.
i'.nly 1.1* 'In people. They had
plioit i- .rnder.o.- m him ami he m-Vt-jj
betrayed f.httii *ra*t.
Mor than Jo years in C? nj.vr3$
ht' ; ???e lo :highest rank in : hot
body and as floor leader of his party
led at grath consanimate wisdom ami
sunv- He > ?- Testified to high.r.-.
--.II : r.:. 1:'. ? ? . ... " : ..
: - .. .H .ri-.. .
the ry!'?i'iihi? t&v ir has melted :)!l?
-.he bright ia-ss . !' tfcr- roir,uig viay.
Rftpiescotntive Piu: I .
gritiveii that ''Isude Kitchen has
pas td av a . For 22 years his cfr\wv>->
i in Cnng my sadr.ss 5
aii * he moiv oppressive when I rcfh - t
Sat -t nliyfche Ih moerativ m-Mi > : :r.?:
*>Tfh Congress organised iv,
Devembi-- I alone remain as
a ?i? "o' .i ;>i H? usv. On r]ae Republican
side rhc-re are four or five-.
Clai^h was h mh'^.Vv taoVic Co1.:..v.*.
In my ..pinao, n - and lohr. Sfc.;>. .
William? rank as the two greatest
Je v? in 1 ho House during my exle.M.-b
e s<-rvicv. Claude had the high .sr
order of courige Xo onr wiio
heard his speech a:?noticing his determination
to vote against the resolution
declaring -aagainst the Imperial
(tor man Government
doubted his sim-unty of purpov <>1
his courage- His manly p.?>ir,on cValiens.--.-d
the admiration of ail who
hee.ru the siKech.
After he becaim e ater of the majority
in T.hv la.-r LV.mocrapc hon.se
we were <iraw.. very closely rogether.
W'--' l-iw -
>. r.itt- v,xr ?u;fcr' on occasions, their
was alw ays mutual respect and cor.'
ftder.ce. lie was always so fair and
considerate his wannest and rn -{
affectionate friends were found amorg
those who differed from him aweli
as amonc tho?e who agreed
with him. And 'his statement applies
to those who neve* agreed with him
politically. Those who knew him best
both Democrat or Republican, all 1
Tutl's Pills
Induce regular habit, good
digestion. Relieve the
dyspeptic and debilitated
and tone up the system
AGAINST MALARIA )
?
K
.EADER
! TRIBl TES TO HIM
' -j i- . : > rress \v.
-i tht ''act :Kj: 'o* opp?s?i::o?!.
If united. had * ajcmy.
:nu" ?:su':ty pin: - - ' >mall
part ir t * jtreat
: - fill say : - king :ibou:
- irkaW( man He noticed
teV r- hi.; lafi: (e. H,
> -T-.J :. - i eer.-vr : morals
> . day. be in- the life
?f . ?I. faithful Cvi <:sxt .
if *' Y :.i :> ,vjj 10 rid of
' : - J at war
rhe n suit, in my hunihls apinioa,
y -v * :irh the
pov r : thv Chi:st iar In
' the chaih-pffv ' - great
r oe. : - n . . ' i afford
this tisfie v.? men like
C la ad Kited c.
; . - - - cx great
V.* '! .Is '1.:t -s the
-r-.t I f'.'vi * ha* my fr- ; i> no'
Kepresfnt^itive Wuvfr. luildf
K :eh . will : m:?ed in - nation- i
<f Representatives He was
- ?.? ? the v. --* :*.! ari<J
ttK-n that I d\ pro...
.. >x-a? - -1 and
. .way.- h.- was . . in
v .'Cat i. gr< had r;s jqual
as ater coriu".-.]y n,; stiperRep-csent
ative S:t!wink?< r hmde
K - a. . * i|cpevt< nd ad:n
I !>y those -vhn served with him
n - il :rs an i It has n the
f would
r. - . .th I ' :rv to
I"> place :: the House. Fearless
at i tiuthfui r - \ one. of
:nc a' -* IcM-if ? > t* th- :n
> history. His death causes a
Knd bstmr : .s , his party,
the'State? .-f \orth Carol ho n:a
Representative Hammer: .ludir
tT - this gvr.t:avion afif
M. I Ship man '
,v..i.. s-. uicoib-..iir aim the 8h4 021
- . ." :?.>* wa> vo w .?!? sr>rv;ifi "hat
ly he -> vhieii vhv -late ar.?i tht*
:. :ui . You co- (i
? ?
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I
THE ".VATAVC
read lu> life as :? was reflected in
his fa*v?loving. gentle. honest. ami
sine--re. A man of great research
and i". format ion. Mi Kitchin vu>
: r. d the highest authority in'
V: solution of momentous issuer
v h . . >< frequently confronted
American people during the
f Years this sterling actor
appeared lij 1 the stage of puoch.ttlv-scairod
with the activities
>f ii *. ? - pub ic car * r Courrwrv.r:
Kitch'ti leaves . hind i::rn
rh;> r.it ><age <>f ofcc.r to a host of
sorrowing friends: "1 haie fought a
good fight. 1 have -;n:>hed my course,
f I hvifS kep- the faith." it will h? u
'..Me * fere rt'Co:'t c: :ofls ol t'r.t
h.\?5 .?r.d chara.-tcr of < "ongressnaarj
Claude Kitchin fade fioni the mem:
N-?rth Carolina.
Or R. T. Vann: '"au le Kitchin
was cas* : a large moid. Hv was
? : .. Jy many ways but in
v- rv way. Tho country knew
.. < . : . J h:n? :?> an orator, de
.it . loader and statesman; but
. - ? adaural as a privat*
citi'nt husband, father and
::: 1> stin - .y j-.Ttisun in polities.
Tm as .ri.ly dem . oraiie in the
a " as- - Hh< heart aad hand
!?< th- humblest of
r :- \IIo\v snan. Hv ritthtooas-'
i rtn-? SSi(i iBKfiity .-iiiil did not
-v. ?a h?'v- t ro*usv a w.ethy cause.
v - n: : autiful
loved and!
-v-iui lb in ne tMl * he wife '
: his \ uere ' .1! !ov..>\- to the,
ja?t.
i- - * diminished
y - -j-.Taet; * ? : a: ;.-ais? d him more
highly than ;i his neighbors. It
is hard : onceiv- how any one
?? u' i have known Hlaude Kitchin
well without loving him. and those
vvho kn> \\ him be>i love.: him most.
In rclifch fcc was undemonstrative
and utterlx without cant, but
r. id ; i :n.:.:-tered his church
... i iu'til.ed if him--if 'he divine"
ici- ' \\ a: doth th? I ni require '
;i n:. . to do justly, love mer- :
y ~ a Ty . -rorc r.is ?*'?.! I
: lui.! 1} n-j . r pro.iiic-i-d his .-.tperior
?UN3URN
Vtcivs . v ii. rv..-u'
P cv.-.i h Rub
vv.:i , v- ihe
; \/ICKS
% V* oBuq
r- tjrrd >"c:tr.'.v
^WaHs of Be
and Econc
THE trend of interior <
modern homes is simpl
mony of color effects.
Walls and ceilings should b
with the furnishings. You can
any desired color scheme with
The Modtra, Dmtble. Sanitary Flat
It comes in White and 24 rich
which lend themselves admirably to tJ
combinations. Pee Gee Flatkoatt is
finish. because its colors remain bngh
years and if soiled are easily cleaned wi
For House Fttenor* use Pee Gee Mastic Paintcentage
of ZINC, last longest, looks best and gi'
ot iow est cost.k
ti? *iri- *
a ting" and Hem*.* and Hatu to TP'oint Th*
Teajlee-Caulbert Co.. Ineerseratta.
1 THE BOONE HARDft
There's i?ke$'ee P;
For Everr 1
A L t.NSOCRAT
)LD PAPER REVEALS
HIGH PRICES OF SIXTIES
' t News-Mwsengtr.
yelUv.v with age, y. * show
- type prints as clear the
\ ca.ne from the old Washinghand
press, a copy of the Favetserver
of June 1. l$t?3. near j
:\ y years old to the day. was
3 t he N . - Messenger the ot h \v
A. It. Vaughn. This old
na Kic relic has been in the poss:on
of Mr. Vaughn's mother since
late oi publication.
.miissiorcvs on appraisement of
t rth Carolina, divided the state
four districts, and called op on
v citizens of the state *< proMipp^le?
necessary for The
.1 "*his, i"s life's struggle;
!? a:! .-ho would preserve ihem s
aZkd their famiiii- from a
. ; -.t foe. on ;dl who would
;h? ;v iwn lives, their liberties
heir | own property from the
r,of unprincipled, devilish and
r enemy." Richmond county in
N-t No 4. was asked to provide
<*> the following prices:
. $2 ?' per bushel; meal, $4.J 5;
c pcv pound; fldpr $ >(? per
. wheat So per bushel. sugar
n> for lair quality; lard S5v
:!? for good quality; inoias>es
vvbbk--y ?.r brandy -So!
. .The FayetteviHe market i
toid a Tent story, as
*.v . e lifted as follows: Bacon
" beef oOc; batter S2 per:
:T. oe? pound: cotton
42c; eggs per doa n; flour i
."Til1 lots $40 ner super; liquors
. whiskey -*:H> :? >_J per gaibrandy
SJ ': "peach brandyj
w;ass< s si-- nor gallon; nails
n: per pound, sugar ?1.50 per !b .
POOR JUDGMENT
(The T}um Dijpalcfe)
> takt * : ha: fe \ ni- *?' ? - of
Co-opci :. Marketing A s>v
cotton a <: tofcac;- .vill!
..." he chaii <?f contract bivakir.;*
Ifc -a i. Poor nt was si: ?v;n
ccniractH, Aot ci-!y fvctn I
pi, .?,! >t.i!v!p?.int. inn fror.t *! .t i.
fa: . ic?'>-opor.alieii. A riietlih' r *\' >
pr? sh ?ws that ha*
Hi" ir.i: h in <!uiiv;?u;ai erfor^fchhat?
V iv l*?t I! v <i Jive II'J u, .1 .
- 1 * - - ? 11I > '
ivI. >" look to lie h-'r .
Vi *. \v?.re enemies. The member
vvho fail.- to live up to I:is c??-' 'iiitjjf
lontract shows :v t
..ids his .n,ihei-nieni-i
ier. The person who tells you that
;m a crop the market is.
tt? i i tho farmer than orderly j
nark?r i::p* 'a th< eo-opt rative way is
is ?vu ,! ler-.-s: and not;
i the pv',?<i'.?vr.
"
|
. .
;auty /r
my I
Jecoration in
icity and harlend
perfectly
easily carry out
SI J
03 Foiih
i, velvety colors
he most charming
i an economical IHJ
it and beautiful for IT
th a moist sponge. HI
?It contains high per- If
yes lasting satisfaction II" ' 11
Method of Tie*-or. ia."
m." or trrite direct to
LoxarCilU. K.y.
tni? rn
:iHL LU.
lint ProdSl
purpose j I"
JUNE 7, 192?
Something to
Think si bout | Jg?p\^J
By F. J. lyjLKEtt IMm^ r 04
IM AGIN AT I ON
TN ATX that has to do with master **
fu! effort and extraordinary achieve- h>
men:, there roust first be In the rolnd
of the prospective operator an imaglDatlve
activity. *? t i r* p t
In < r l?*r to write a book or a play "' $ I* Sit t.XCfaiingC
It is necessary in the beginning of the . , - ,
work of either, to set our imagination j " n a >u>1 ,e>'s ' ' "" rea,-?3r
to work, suing carefully step by step m, m?v , the care of a bank
over the plots and characters, and picturing
thero to the limit of our ability* and carries away the conventent
as tiiey appear when they make their
obeisance to the public, for vhose en- little book that records the fact
tertainroent they have been produced. . ....
This same principle applies to every rm- ; w:tn this, he pays A3! rils by
form of labor, whether by the hand or husi,.,s;. on p3per,
the brain, the inan or woman possessing
the .creator power of imagination nnd th- firmly establishes his finanhaving
a decided advantage over those
who constantly have to be told what m st: : rig. Sacked by the bank's
to d'? and guided at every turning
point. great probity, ne lakes a short road.
The artist first visions his picture
before lie mixes his colors and takes "
up his brushes; the architect sees iu D.._lr _? D1 D
his n iud the outward form and pro- ?* OlOWlIlg KOCk
portions uf h building or a bridge, prior Plowing Rock. N. C.
to making the preliminary sketches.
?... .... ?
??"? > k"?f ?.v ui?- iini i -ii r>fi >
thij?g rrtntcd.
Without liuasinativf activity the over again long after the hand tCai
world would s?.??n retrograde. wrote If is famed to dust.
Cities would become unsightly, there The Pyramids, those impressifU
would he no music or ori, no schools monuments near Cairo. Egypt, en th?
or colleges?nothing to give inspiration west side of the Nile, grew from
to the ycung and urge them <>n to but- Imagination to imperishable pllU?
pass their elders. which have excited the wonder and
Tlie f??rce of will, unless it Is sup- admiration of mankind for cent uried.
ported by imagination, rarely aceom- "Where there Is no vision," says the
pllshes anything above the ordinary? Book of Books, "the people perish "
never jn-ns a poem that will go down If you are blessed with an !msgthe
ages, never chisels a statue whose inntive mind, a conscious aiming at a
grace and charm excite enduring ad- result, give It free rein and let ft lead
oration, never writes n song that mil yon where it will.
lions *'f people love to sing over and t? 1**2. bv ltcCiar* Xfw?wt*r svndtrat**
_
LADY GOT SO WEAK
COULD SCARCELY STAND
After Suffering From Many Female Troubles This Lady Heard of
Cardui and Took It, She Says, "Until I Was Well."
"^IOME TIME AGO." say# Mrv took a l-adies Birthday Almanac ami
ttuena McParland, of R. P. D. 2, road of a case something like mine. !
Bostic, N. C., "I suffered a great toid my husband to get it and I would
deal with weakness common to women, i try it.
I had bearing-dowr. pains, my sides and "1 saw a great improvement after the
back hurt, and my limbs drew. ! would the first bottle (of Cardui), no I kept It op
get so weak In my knees 1 could scarcely until 1 was well. Now 1 am the pictnae
stand. - of health "
"I was very nervous, and could not Thousands of other women hare writrest
1 didn't feel like eating. I grew! ten, to tell of the beneficial restdh) obthln,
and did not have ambition for any- j taineri by taking Cardnf, and to tttxta
uiing. .mend It to other*
"I had been trying other remedies ..Cardui has stood the test ot exfecufve
but did not get any belter. we, for more than forty years, in the
"Some one told ns of Carded, and treatment of tnxrfj&e* coemmw *t> mses.
-hai i: was recommended tor. I also Try ft.
in
It's "Usco'Tim'e Again
United StatesTi res
,f ^ a re Good 11 res
?*
fjp "-qgp
yHE 30x3V2 "Usco"
A is still the fabric
money's - worth of
America. If your dealer
tries to sell you something
else he won't be
* surprised if you tell
"Usco's" are built by
the same people who
make Royal Cords.
This fact counts.
II WheretobuyUS.Tires
J. B. TAYLOR, Boone, N. C.
J. H. VAN CANNON, - - Banners Eik, N. G.
NEWLAND GARAGE, - - - Newlonci, N. C.