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JAMES A.,TH01US,BD01I. '; .r yH1" IPIE ??iOII. ; ' ' ! - STOSCIUPTtOW St.OOPgtt TtUt
VOL. XXXIX. - ' wmrwtrM
AT TRIBULATI011 HALL
MAYOR YAltfeOROtJQB , HAS
SEVERAL CASES.
for the Past Thirty Days the
Mayor's Court has Been
Kept Fairly Busy Measuring
justice to Prisoners.
Mayor Yarbtroah'a court has
been kept right busy for the past
thirty days handing out justice to
tjj08e who violate the laws. . Among
fimHe of sufficient importance to
mention we notice" the following.
Thomas Green and Mance Rnfiin
were presented before the court un
der charge of fighting on streets and
after hearing the troubles from each
side the Mayor "decided to allow
them to contribute to the funds of
the town in Hhe amount of $8.45
each.
Tom Davis was next before His
Honor for striking little James King,
After Tom had trieof to convince the
Mavor that it was iu self defense
j
because of illness. The program
was as f ollowsr's,; : ;
Doxoldgy r ;
Prayer, Rer. X. H. Shore. '
Address of ..'welcome for Green-
TjUeT. aHardmg. a;- X ,
Addresa of welcome for-the county
of Pitt, CoL F. G. JamesW
Greetings frem the faculty, W. H.
Address of welcome for thk Board
of Trustees. Hon. J. Y. Jorner.
Chahman Exonicie .
Song: The Old North State."
Address: . Col. J. Bryan Grintea,
Secretary of State.
Inaugural ' Address: President
Robert Wnght ; , "
onc;: "America."
- Words of Greeting from Sister
Institutions. ' : ' .
, Benediction. :-- N
While Gov. Kitchin's absence was
deplored, Secretary of State, J.
Bryan Grimes filled his place well.
Mr. Joyner, as master of ceremon
ies, was peculiarly happy in his intro
ductions. The speeches were varied
and appropriate. The greetings
trom toe sister institutions were es-
and failed he was informed that it
would be necessary that. he turn ov- J pecially cordial and inspiring. Prof.
M. C. S. Nobfe represented the uni
.1 .1 4. A1 A f(
er to tne town tne amount ui
and costs as a guarantee of good be
havior. Eva. Mitchell was then taken be
fore the Mayor to answer to the
afsault upon another woman with a-
stick of stove wood. After hearing
the evidence in this case theMayor
decided to impress upon Eva that
glove ood was not the proper
thing to light with so told her she
coula turn over $10.95 to the town
and take her liberty.
Charlie Cobb and Tom IVIassen-?
burg were broughc in under" charge
of an affray, and not being able to
convience the Mayor that thy were
versity; Pres. D. H. Hill, A. & M.
College; Pres. J. I. Foust, the State
formal; Dr. J. B. Carlyle, Wake
Forest; Dr. E. McK. Goodwin, the
State School for the deaf jind dumb
at Morgauton, and Pree. F. B. - Hob-
good Oxford 4 Seminarf Letters
and telegrams ofvgreeng were re
ceived , from many sources . among
them, University of - Virginia; Har
vaid, Johns Hopkins, U. Sv Commisr
sioner of Education Brown and Sec
retary pt thJEeabody Fund.
President Wright's speech was a
clear, statement of the idtals and
purposes of this school, and. of the
''plaving" were toucnea tor Flwlo"Blu" VL "'"S- AUO u""-
each I can ideal is . political freedom; to
Frnk tor beinedruft: and maintain this ideal, a trained citizen
i aVtin let imnnrVont' tVii frointnrf rt
disorderly was informed that he I"4"' D 6
gia last year, none of which cbuld
be called a ancceas and smost have
been failures, some Itodar ' are ! not
even running.
The writer ia anxioua to see
creameries established in. North Car
olina and it doing all he can' to "ad.
vance the dairy industry but an .vn
stfccessfol creamery . would kill every
spark of darry interest in the' com-
m unity ft which it was a part" --
Remember that the United SUU
and the State Departments of. Agrl
culture stand ready to give assistance
advice along all dairy lines, creamer
ies including. The United States
Department of Agriculture ia pre
pared to furnish creamery plana and
estimates of building. A creamery for
handling hand separates cream J
without an ice plant, will cost about
$3,000, with ice plant, about $4,000
The writer will be glad to assist any
community in organizing a creamery
provided there is a sufficient number
of cows to warrant the undertaking.
Be member that all plana, advioes and
personal assistance, are absolutely
free coming through your State and
National Departments of Agricul
ture.
Yours truly,
J. A. Conovkr,
Dairyman.
Approved, W A. Graham, Coramis
sioner.
THE i .LlOVHItU PEOPLE
T4T. V? 4
THfelR InVEIIBNTS 1H AND
OUT .OP TOWN
would have to make a deposit of
$3.95 and a, premise of good be
havior in order to receive hia lib
erty. Ce Yancey for disorderly con
duct was relieved of $5.25, after
finiing that he could not satisfy the
Mayor that it "was not his fault.
citizens is in the hands of the teach-
era. hence it is necessary that teach-
eis should be trained for their pro
fession and only the prepared should
be allowed to enter. The school should
be the centre o the life of the com
munity and must keep close to the
needs of tke people. "ThU school
was built by the people, for the peo-
'.Valter Hawkins was required to x and may it ever remain with the
deposit $4.00 with the court for be- people ag a serTftnt & thflTpeople.
in? drunk and disorderlv. I tu .r,. k
Fred Satterwhite also haA to make student body impressed the audi-
a deposit of $4.75 for being drunk ence.
and disorderly on the streets. The town was decorated in royal
Thomas Mitchiner was next purpler and' ld gold, the school col
ander charge of running a blind tig- ors. All businesi was suspended
. . . . ; T I j it. : 1 :i l
or. in this case Tom mignt nave uurmg ine xwruiseo. ureavmo u
been innocent but after the equip-1 tertained royally the stranger with
ment that was found in his ppsses- I in her gates
sion was placed before the Mayor he
Bazaar.
We are requested to state that on
or about the first of December a ba
zaar will be opened in Louiaburg
for the benefit of the College build
ing fund. And to ask all those wish
ing to contribute any article such as
chickens, eggs, bolter, hams, fancy
work be4 .quilt, or anything else
salable to send them to Mies Cora D.
Bagley, at Louiaburg Female College.
Any and all donations will be
greatly appreciated and by this
means a good many will have
an opportunity to help this
worthy cause that could not
otherwise do so.
Further announcements as to the
place and exact date of opening will
be given out in a tuturs issue.
''as told that he would have to ex
plain matters to a judge and jury and
was bound over to January court
under bond. '.
Leroy Wright came next also un
der charge of retailing. Wright
claimed his N innocence but after the
Mayor was informed by Fred Sat
ter white that he had purchased the
"Dooze" upon which he had loaded
To Our Readers.
We are in receipt of the following
letter trotn tne State Department of
Agriculture, which explains itself.
Nov. 6th, 1909.
Dear Sir: '
There has lately appeared in
this state a -firm of creamery pro
moters who are trvme to secure
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up with Sunday, from Wright, the swck tor co-operative creamers,
Mayor also inforW Wright that he Plan DemS w gt ou or nu men
mieht not hm aniltr of th charge to suDScnoe xvu eacn ior me pur
Tobacco Market.
The Louisburg tobacco market
has been on quite a boom this week
Tuesday being the biggest sale we
have had this season. On this
day we had a block sale and only
two warehouses were able to sell the
tobacco on their floors that- day.
The sale at Harts warehouse had to
be carried over to Wednesday.
rrom woat w can learn tne prices
are holding up very good, and gen
eral satisfactory prevails. Our ware
housemen are doing all they can to
get the highest prices for the toba
co sold with them and are extending
every courtesy and accommodation
they possibly can tor the enter
tainment of their patrons. If you
have not tried Louisburg with a load
this year, try it. You will not hard
ly regret your action. ,
Those .Who Have VlsltediLouls-
fcur.therPast Week-rThose
Who Hare Gone Elsewhere
for Business or Measure.
Mr. T.' W. WaUon returned Wed-
nesday after a abort vacation.
, Mr. W D. M6rria, of Portamouth,
Va., is visiting Mr. J. S. Lancaaur.
Mrs. Q, F. Best, of Franklinteo,
spent yesterday with her people in
town.
Mr. Henry Perry, of Hunderaon,
wit a visiter to Louisburg' the past
week.
Mr. V. C. Williams returned home
this week from a short vis.t to his
mother near Kittrell.
Miss Annie Pegram returned
Wednesday fro k a visit to frienda
and relatives in Henderson,
Dr. S. C. Ford and bride arrived
in town on Wednesday evening and
are visiting 'jug people here.
Dr. A. Hawkins, of IUleigh,
andjwho iaTtiident of the Farmers
ana lerciuavs lianic Lere, tpnt
several days in town the past week.
Mr. J. L. Bowden ani wife and
H. C. Bowden, went to Haleigl
Monday to attend the tunera! of Mr
T. C. Ennia.
Capt. 'J. H. Finlatoi, returned
bunday from Greensboro, where he
went to attend the funeral of his
Aunt, Mrs, rah Lumaden,
little Harry. Hollingaworth, who
has v been in Raleigh for the pa
thrM weeks takiue the Paaleur
ireatruent, returned home Sunday.
Mr. Hubert Martij, Private Sec
retary to Senator Lee S. Overman,
was in town this week. Hubert has
many fritnds here who are always
pleased to have him in their midst.
Messrs. J. S. Lanoaaver, T. W.
Watson and H. C. Bowden went ov
er to Henderson last night to take
the degrees in the Chapter. They
were accompanied by Mer. J. W.
Hollingsworth and S. P. Boddie.
in each two: pln betUee fo31,oa;
Wine of Caxdai bottle with one-half
pint in it,' and eooegh empty jajci
front two to four gallons to aceora
medau thirty.firo gadlotM of whiskey.
The beulae that ware filled ha4 pa
per and cob stoppers ii tbara and a
L timber of empty pint and half pint
bottle were also found.
Mitchtuer M given a beariog be
fore Mayor Yarborough SaUrday
moral eg and upon the preeeoution
of the above article aa evJeo ht
was placed under a $100 bond for hla
appearanee at Janaary eoort and in
defaaJt of seme he was nla.od in
laiU lie afterwards gave bond, tod
wai given hia liberty.
aad tovl&x Father f tU Calbrrlem
II b ver aaenJ dety to belp care
for the children a4, tacre than
tkat, l b oct Ufted prhilrj.
At th TbanLrpvin iumq,
which as approachiog, tsay tt-aji a
largtr oarober cf or rwc?U tret to
do freetar ihbp for this cacae thin
ever before.
Tbe detr.aada vpea ocr orphas.
agte have Uervxd. The coat 4
livb baa edraAoed. Tbe tzttm-
tiona are nd.avcartng ooxatanlly to
do a oort citat werk. Tbr
Deeds art grtaUr. Oct wiJl,
we trait, n utibvr oct beany
and liberally to imt ta exttbg
The First SaTtrif Buik.
rhe firil aavbt baak la Ikton
was the i'revrftnt Inftitauon for
Savingt, atabliahed in the jsar 181C
and still in existence. Indeed, it ia
probably tbe richest savings bank ra
the world. Tbe firat bank in oor
country was estxblUIted in PhUadtl-
phia, in the year 1781. It tro in
corporated by congr under th
namef of "The President, rhrttcr,
and Company of Uv Bank of North
American." In the vear 17 S4
Came Ner Eelo? Scrlottt-
Tfe liml ytiturdav vea.tsj
that on VrfdovAjay acr&5 vtta
Mrs. W. O. fitoo. cf fetaJUtfa, wrtu
oat to ring tbe bed for 12 oick, s
bolt eantt atd ibe btJ!wvifib.
ing VX poaada, Ml frao a twJve
fool pole ttnktsg Mrt- 5tr a tb
riklnJ of fbt aJ ccm&g a
uh la the cii, kecUc Ur
MUe4t to the rrcstJ. Ii a.a3
, btuttrd her hoaiir. h vm mi:!
1. t. . if r 44
uiqk wi octnM in ivCMton vhtrh : .
.. t. ,i '
WUWNU" Maaeacnaeeiia u.na . lQ Um tt!Ur4av U al .W vu
In the year 1785 the firat raiuijgttbg v rmrkayT su
btatea Hank w. foondd. Th. Vt 4 f:,.tf ef Mf j ,t
founding of aavinga banks haa bn j ttir 5f jj,
one of the Wat ;hinga in th hiaiarr
of ourcountry, for ther bav uttu-,
laud economy, aad have afford !Tb H,a5,on of, 1 Hcwiptpcr.
the beat of all inveeuneota for small
saving. Ex-
That l
of ibv 5unli
Kat4rrri bM tL"ocrrtt lira 4
ih Ktvit raimt&o of tS ui; i;t
atnj4r videtiaJ ir t. fc41oir.
to t
tb v cf z,
Military Orders
Capt. C. H. Danka requeats us to
state that a meeting of the members
of the Louisburg Hifles is ordered for
Wednesday, November, 24th, at
8 o'ciock p. m., for drilling purpoata.
And every member is expected to be
preslnt or will have to a after the
conseqnencee.
Lyrics From Cotton Land.
Two years ago latl Saaday, John
Charlee McNeil dvd, and wm boned
near the home of hia paronta in Scot- aoooont far fatitg to n 4?n
land count), bat he i not forgotten, f, ura ntmvr than ff-r ptihir-jf
for he left behind hira a rnonctntnt ( on ira of nw
more laaling thaa atone. Th ' ned! r u
frienda of the charming yooag : otaa atxl c-Sii4ra U Kk4 At.
Scotckruan with the pontic gift did ; human hutbaad and fLT. t.r fcr
not begin to realrxe hia real worth j .r.r!r bnaisg ia to lutaclicht th
until after be paaad away. 1IU , came of axxne taaa wto to do .c?
aonga and lynci are mor highly and ; oaJd 1- aa rajtii r'etbo kx
genuinely apprectaled tday lhaa j ha claJtcU aod ir.Urrrtj . Tbre
they were when they first came fronj om nw thai ta ad tzuuii
his pen. Charles S. Ston, whe it for tie pUc eye, aJ, like tacaily
doing eo much for North Carolina j akelttoaa, it ahoold be We
writers by aiding tbem in getting j had rather have it a o-sr taWioa l
thir effnrta before the potlic, haa t- j Usild ep thaa to Ujlt down, a-a4 to
aaed throngb the Sloce A. Hirrinjr : gocl in oar fJlow rain than to
Co., of this city the saaond e1ilkn of . ek oal the evil Tbe editcir lo-a a
Lyrioa from Cotton Xand," ariiauc- j pi tt.at ca'U f tauch cxtm
u to cfun
ally bound in bandana cloth, j ibootl ia tf xrca cf tLi fr.
and beaatifally illaatraUi bv
A. B. Froat, K. W. KmUe and Mra
W. O. Kibble, making the most at-
dra, axi it u one that
ahcacd
bat that he had failed to satisfy hira
tf that effect. However he would
giy him an opportunity to clear
himself in a higher - court, iand
hoatwi him ever to January court
Qnd bond. ' ' " - ' ;
The Inaugurotiori;6reiiieT
Robert H. WritfeSSilK
1 he formal
Carolina Teachers
opening ef-: the : Bast
ers;f Training School
at Greenville, aha"! tnatjeS
,n resident R,,id)rit MAn
occasion of great moment to the.
tast. Many visitors) frem ; various
vaix 01 tne, btatewjBrepreiieptl
-'v" w seen regrer tDat vrovern
or Jarvis, after hayingHwrought un
Singly for the establishment of the
, chool, was l barred from attending
pose of building ,and equipping a
creamery. Tne .writer 'a experience I
teaches that there is net a place in the"
state whereit is safe toput two . er
three tAdtfs&nd el ollara into aueh a
plant much Jess five or six:.; thousand
.The cows' must come before the
c;r eainery , not the creamerJJief or e
jteteows'ltiioVs
lish a creaaneryness there
least uu cows aiaineBwwB?;iuuBt
be close eaougn to r te exes rnery,
!eicjen8feiu
to the plant ia n9t too greater -..;
At jio olace in the) Staters Cthere a
thelbuiMmof
nd jdollar: creamery. JA
such creameries tvere built in Geor-
.4$ if
Demonstration.
Mr. R. O. Burton, of Richmond,
Va., arrived this week to sssist Mr.
W. E. White, proprietor ot W. E.
Wbite'Furniture Company in a big
White Sewing Machine demonstra
tion which : will begin on Monday
November 29th. This demonstra
tion will be in charge ot Mr. W. T.
Fitzpatrick, an expert White St wing
Machine operator, who is sent ''out
direet from the factory. This will
be a week in which the ladies of
Loaisburg and Franklin' eootfty can
visit the ' store of the ' W. B: White
Furniture Company, aad have . many
pieces of fancy-work done . free :pf
charge, c and each -lady in ' Franklin
and adjbinincountiea twill W ex-
timded: a special ) invitation to call to
see V. them. " In - the space -f W.E.4
White Furniture CoL -next Uweek
wil "appear tnefoil-ahnoiincement of
"this demonstration 'which should'; be
found and read' by all the ladies es
pecially" D6nt fail td look up their
ad neit week; .'-': . v , .
tractive book ever printJ in the
State. In the cover dign( the a
"Maidens All Forlorn " and the illostrationa. Mr. 6tone bu
The play "Maidens all Forlorn" shown excellent taale, and tbe entire
waa given at the college on laai Soaih owe him a debt of gratitude
Monday night to quite, a large and fer the book ta typically 5etbro
appreciative audience. The little II. E. C. Bryant in Cbarlette Ob-
girls did their parts well and deserve aerver.
much coneratalation, and reflect Tbe editor of tbe Truas ia in re-
moch credit to thoae who bad the ceipt of a copy of the above natad
management in chargo. Twenty publication aad thoroughly agre
dollars was realiied to be added til with Mr. Bryant in hia prae both
of the book aad its contents.
Thanks to the pabliahera for the
copy sent as.
to the college building fund.
Mr, R. C Beck Leaves
Mr. R. C Beek, who has been
Saperintendent of the Louisburg
Water and Light plants for nearly
four years Jeft Vdntday, accom-
Onr OrDhanacres at Thanks-
The Orphanage i North Carolina
panied by hia wife . and little aa, are performing a valuable arvoe.
for Richmond. - I They drearve oar intertat aod tap-i
During his atay bare Mr. Beck I port. Many of eaf people generoea-
and hia good wife made many friends ly eontribute to the taalatecance aad
among us who regret very much to ex Una ion of the work of iaatitatSocu
learn that they will leave Iwuiaburg se worthy.
to make their home somewhere else, - -Thanktgivlcg Day ia tpedal Or-
and wiah for them abundant auccees hanaMay, in oar Elates ' -whsre-ever
they may locate. At thie Maeon a people graatly
bleesed and craufui o God . for bis
A Comnl 0 to 0 U tU t. . 1 merVea eirreee their thahka U a fit-
iChief of Police D. 0. High; In : tiog.practiaal way -bf.cffiHagt :to
.vt . mm nn Thrtmai lfitfihlnar. I aid the wotaiifor needy., ticatlaes
last Sftturdayerning foam! I ohe jlinle one ;al wtrfc fcr- OeTUaIota
atnDinff room of the ,Harte ? -Ware-1 of Gad.. , r j
house where Mitchiner waa wotklog. Tb 4 lK QS 3J
a Complete oatflt. -for " the sale ef pleaaed. with a spirit e grttltede la
t f m
whiskey, which contained. a pint cap,
About AdverUilng-.
Ia lle data cf pJvgrrw the caan
who wo aid a socked meat a4vrruv.
This aa an eviabiu!! fjad thai tbe
moat a txcm f al baai&M r&tn tcA a
ly ta tbW tow bst tr-rcebcat tb
ccruntry are large advertiser. Now
ocraxmally we Cod a tsercbsat who
do not belUv la advtrtiaiar, at all.
He tried a aiaall ai fcr a ractih
prrhafe tad thenatof rd it ThoajJt
it d4 not j ay. Did not take down
that big sign over hia tfoW at tbe
aatae lie? Oh, a a. .Now tben,
what ia the difference? Ikrth your
aiga and yocr adverliMrat ire wrd
u draw trade. Both are deonM-arv
4
to our raecr. Of tha two tear
advertirseat ia the raeet itsportaat
. m t 9 m
tcau tu lacaerxw aa gr rater. It
reach ee tbe teotde ei when tbev
m 9
are hcrrytnu rai yoar atore a t
appetite aMe of lb a Urrt, bat ta
tbelr laiaste raooat4, when they are
given to god aatwr tScaght, and fc
ta your own f aall if ypa . aztuA at
sash a time ptrct yorcr t s-rinrea ia
sach a raenatr utoaaakt t Ixiuar
Impfecaifa on thaa, Te tery few
ansa are cent be! by tte t rat ap
pen. - it ts liae lit ;7 cl grafcc
It tstut beprraefl toa ;?forjt,
line a poo line, here a Utt'e a-I lb re
a liiCe," ai" U la this, way bayers
are tr Soatkara PcUkScr.
fuhael, gradaale, three i beer- bottle
vith cne-half pint of ? com whiskey
the hearts of raen,- And does not
thk method ot exrTeaair.r thinks
meet with the approval cf the wii
SI
Ssbiaribe io the Pxirii Trxra
j c r y c a.2