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THIS PAPER ISSUED TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS, ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Volume XV Lenoir, 4. C, Friday, July 18, 1913 No. 73 r NEWS ITEMS OF INTEREST. Interesting Reading Matter of I Local and National Affairs in Condensed Form. The 31st annual session of the WILMINGTON MAY HAVE EX POSITION. Wilmington, July 14. Con sideration is being given by business men of Wilmington to a plan of Dr. Russell Bellamy to have an exposition in Wilming- young peoplo's convention of ton in 1916 in celebration of the the North Carolina and Virginia completion of the Panama Canal. Christion conference assembled The exposition would be given a at Haw River Tuesday morning. few months after the close of Roy fields of East Durham, an the exposition at San Francisco. employe of the East Durham Uap-.. A. ri. btoddard, an expo- Manufacturing Company is in a sitkm promoter of New York PROPER HOME TRAINING. The Marriage Estate Best Solved by The Training in the Home. COOPERATIVE COMMUNITY Many Advantages Have Accrued to a Svea, Minnesota, Community. (Clarence Poe, in The Progressive Farmer.) Svea, Minnesota, so far as 1 know, is the finest example of cooperative community effort in America, the finest example I know of farmers getting togeth- iGreetisboro Jlewi.) Commenting upon marriages of both the eugenic and common sense variety the New York World has this to say: Records of licenses issued in New York and in Chicago show i . ... . that, marrino-o onnt.innw r ha er and pulling together as one in hieh favor and was never man to build up the neighbor- hood not only in everything af of New York city, spent several In Chicago it has been promo- fecting their work and business, days here last week going over ted to some extent by pecunia- but m everything affecting the the matter with Dr. Bellamy and ry rewards offered by a large soc1 life. the intellectual and other business men. ' packine company to all of its educational development, and The Chamber of Commerce employees that marry. But in even the moral standards of the appointed a special committee to this city no mercenary induce- community. Svea is an abso- and unadulterated critical condition as the result of city, -and Mr, J. S. Chambers, taking strychnine tablets by formerly of Wilmington but now more popular than at present. mistake for calomel tablets. Archie Handy was shot by his brother, Louis Handy at Wrightsville Sound Sunday night. There was a general disturbance at the home of the later and as a result the former secured a pistol ball in his leg. Despondent because of his in- WATTS SUCCEEDS BROWN AS REVENUE COLLECTOR. (Daily ICews.) Statesville, July 14. The of fice of collector of internal reve nue was today transferred from George H. Brown, the retiring collector, to Alston D. Watts, the new collector, Rovtncc Agent Shawhan making the transfer for the government. Mr. Watts took the oath of of fice before J. H. Hoffman, no tary public. The new collect or's first business was to issue commissions to the deputies who BIG MISSIONERY MEETING. Woman's missionary Society "of Classis of N. C to meet at Reformed Church. A splendid program has been arranged for the annual meet ing of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Classis of N. C. to he held in the Reformed church here on July :',Q :H. Be sides addresses, pajiers, solos and quartettes by various lad ies prominent in the Reformed church in this state. Miss Ger- will be retained temporarily in trude Cogan of Philadelphia will the office and to three new men also be present. Democrats. The new men are The following are officers of James W. Wilson, of Morgan- the Society: Mrs. C. C. Boat, ton, who will take the place of of Hickory, president; Miss Ida M. A. Chandley. resigned, N. Hedrick of Lexington, vice L. Cranford, of Winston-Salem, president; Mrs. L. R. Whitener consider the proposition. This ment or official patronage has lutely pure committee held a meeting with been needed. We have broken country neighborhood, ten miles wno succeeds H. E. Nissen. and of Hickory recording secretary; the1 Exposition promoters and the record by the unaided force from a railroad station, and j. h. Aiken, of Hickory, who Mrs. M. A. Foil of ML Pleasant decided to recommend to Presi- 0f native love and valor. there k no village at all except wui succeed Joseph Bandy as treasurer; Miss Daisy Fisher of ability to raise funds to meet dent Corbett, of the Chamber, The fact is the more interest- the Postoffice and the office of division deputy in Catawba and Crescent corresponding secre- his obligations and discouaged by that he request Mayor Moore to inir because in appearance at the farmers co-operative enter- other counties. While all the tary. the loss Of money recently in- annnint. a rammittaa nf fiftv l.iaot. it. no vti t.rarw tr t.ho Hrv. prises and the homes of their men now in the service are nn- Following are the names of w w t-r u w w w - v w w w j tvUOV IV I UUO VWM V. MA W W VUX V" W I I ' I vested in l08intr ventures. W. hnalnpss mpn t,n lnnlr fnrthnr i n-lt.iino rf Malt.hna that, marriacra managers. Untouched by town der the civil service, it is a rul- delegates already sent in: w v wbuv w -w-- -w . i va iuv va mui viwa VI1U V WS V I - i W. Allison of South Solon, Ohio to the feasibility of the sugges- ratios vary inversely with the influences, therefore, these Svea mg that of the attorney general Mrs. G. T. Crowell, Mrs. W. B. on Monday night fired a shot tion that an exposition be held cost of livinc. This year, farmers are working out their ander the Taft administration Werner, Mrs. B. L. Stanley, into his brain at Asheville m an here in 1916. Mayor Moore is though food prices are high, the niKn destiny, and showing tne that the commissions of all dep- Mrs. ueorge Moose, Miss t an effort to end his life. expected to appoint the commit- number of marriages is higher. Officers of Nash county are tee ean.v m uie weeK. it is worth noting, moreover, searching for the person or per- Dr. Bellamy stated today that that never before was the in sons who tired at Geo. Whitley Wilmington does not care to stitution of marriage more cau from ambush Sunday night. unaertane me project me expo- tiously under discussion and con wnoie world wnat iarmers caniuties expire with the commis- do, aided only by intelligence, 8i0n of the collector. Thecom- neighborliness, energy, and missions of all the old force re- stick-to-it-iveness. In Svea tained and the new ones as well they have established and oper- are temporary, pending civil Whitley with his sister had been Ultion will be given in some oth- tention than during the past ated thus far without one single service examinations to estab- Price, Mrs. J. Tilden nie Clapp, Miss Daisy Fisher, Mrs. Addie Leonard, Miss Lela Woods, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Rowe, Mrs. S. L. Herman, Misses Nova Gamble and Chloe Hedrick out dri vine and when passim? er city in the State. It is plan-Uix months. Under a demand failure nedto have the exposition for for 'Wenie marri ace." efforts L A co-operative creamery. vut vuftjii m vuivn v v r v. v 1 r-t c - shots were fired and Whitley tne entire Eastern half of the have been made to restrict is was struck in the back and legs United States. Dr. Bellamy has 8Ues of licenses to persons of by the bullets. Deen working on the project in approved health and of fitness 0:ri, xa ftlmet ay for two or three to support a family. In oppo- L I If VU 1UUUUBJ granted unconditional pardons to William F. Kettenback and George H. Kester, each sen tenced to five years imprison ment for making false reports to the comptroller of the currency on the condition of the Lewiston, Idaho. National bank, of which years and has enlisted the aid of Isition has been the propaganda 2. A co-operative telephone company. -3. A co-operative grain vator. 4. A co-operative stock-ship- ele- prominent business men in parts of the State. lish a list of eligible persons for and son, Mrs. J. F. Allen, Mrs. the places. G. H. Peeler, Miss Jennie Bar rier, Mrs. C. C. Bost, Mrs. L. STUDY OF FOREST CONDITIONS R. Whitener, Dr. and Mrs. J. U IN NORTH CAROLINA. Murphy, Mrs. M. A. Foil, Miss Washington, July 14. The Ida Hedrick, Mrs. Shuford Peel- Secretary of Agriculture has er. Mrs- Le feeler, Misses An- just signed an agreement with na Holshouser, Annie Lee Hew th (state of North Carolina for itt, Lois Herman, Mrs. Lowe. Fatal Wrack Du T Boy'a Prank. all of "ethical marriage." which PlK association. aooearstoaimatexernDtinirthe 5- A co-operative store. rr I n a - - i ! I . . .Ik V. 1 I contractinir parties from every - A co operauvy msuruuw a cooperative study oi forest con- uwere re w uw ut:ru irum I I. a mi. thing except affinity. company. ditions in the eastern piedmont Jet- ah sessions win oe open AhnntasftPnRihlfiasphpmoM 7. A co operative Dante vnow reeion. The work will becar- to tne puoiic. lour presence respectively. mi. rt 1 Unr.;n tn. I imxu.Wic uulm"b pacific electric oust Mr. a. ti. noiuon, iistriut Attorney for the Western North Carolina District within the next ten days and have one of their number appointed instead. Ac cording to the four year rule, Mr. Holton has something like a year and one half to serve yet and it said that he will resist being turned out. Guy McCollum, a negro of trains collided, telescoping two cars and wreck ing another at Vineyard Sta tion, near the city limits. Many of the injured will die. Three trains loaded with ex cursionists to Venice Beach, A PROBLEM IN LAW. (Charlotte Chronicle.) The problem of disposing of cases wherein convictions re- tn th niihlin Ynnr Anm,ino ni tu 1 j About as sensioie a scneme as i w " v " i k"ju. iue ww& wi wtwr - Meddlesome youths olavine with ay is that of two farmers in forming). Moreover, they also ried on by the forest service and will be appreciated. Ohio who in arranging a mar- u ,coul11 Vl ni,av "c oy wie soate KeoioKicai anu they were president and cashier rtVu.i ui 8. A thorouehly equipped L, khP ot naid hv ah. unrt ninrv tn twn hundred nas- unu1111 "A ' . . . r " sengers Sunday night when two put up each a bond for the right bigh school, with agricultural The study will determine the conduct of his child. Th s seems uu uuuiesuv; sicuc aisiriouiion ana proportion 01 to secure both eugenics and eth- y- A consolidated enurenwuu forest lands, and the relative suit in indictments for selling ics by the simple methods of or- a resident pastor. value of lands for timber and whiskey continues to perplex dinary business. lv- A scuooi uurwy iiu ror agriculture, it win tane in- tne courts. The liquor tramc is The plan of the Ohio farmers ktate teaching library. to account the present status of such a complicated business un- may or may not pan out in prac- ll- eKwiuwu lumoenng, tne causes ana ei- aer tne terms oi tne present pro- tice. But after all is said and meetings three times a month 0f forest fires, and will hibition law that when guilt has sixteen miles from here stopped done; after ''trial marriage" and unuer cuurcu inuueura. recommend a system oi nre pro- once oeen nxea, tne question oi at a curve where a switch is "ethical marriage" and "eugen- 2- Thev have "made their tection and of forest planting, punishment arises. Evasions turned. The last train began ics" have had their day and neignoornooa a reading neinu- The study just arranged sup- are natural and easy for wnite while the twoU?one the training of the son and rnooa. ivimosi. evry iiui- piements two already completed men and trie negroes usually get remained at a the daughter in the home for er taKes lwo w Iour Iarm PaPere in the more mountainous regions the brunt of the penalties. I. ... . I nn1 AfhAf varaorli nrr mottur in I r a i a a . ml -a. 1 I T, lailn High Point is dead as a result of standstill. The conductor of the marriage estate will proba- ... - oi tue staie. ine nrsv, uuj .uy reu) ,u being struck by a motorcycle the last car of the center train bly come nearer solving the proportion. of forest conditions in the Appa- Raleigh that fines were una- ridden by J. K. Greer last Sun- jumped to the track to flag the question. It is the home life lacmana, nas oeen puonsnea as v.miK aim an uone and the home training in youth ,ttIUJCia ,ia"c """' w"0'"v-0 a state report, a stuay oi me hkiw whu mis inwrpreuiuwu w that manifests itself in the man men' assul'cly M commerc,al forests of the western piedmont the situation. Those who regn- later years. The men in tne towns, and are doub- region was completed recently larly engage in the illegitimate ling their prohts as a result, and results are beincr ore- sale of whiskey can make moving forward foremost trains day evening. Greer claims that approaching train. Mischiev- the accident was unavoidable ous boys pulled the whistle in and that he was riding on the jest. This was interpreted by or woman in right side of the road and with- the motorman of the oncoming boy or girl who has received the in t.ho snned limit when the ne- train as a sicnal to so ahead, proper training in the home; o-ro ran into him without any With a crash of breaking glass who has been taught the gos - w i ....... . the splinting timbers and pas sengers cries motor car of the last train drove into rear of cen ter train. chance for him to avoid him. Henry Iieeves of Charlotte Farmer Murdered. was instantly killed Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mt. Holly, where he was employed an lineman by the Southern Tower Company. He was en- Waycross, Ga., July 14. gaged in stringing a telephone With the skull beaten to a pulp, wire over the highly charged and other marks of violence ev trolley wire and it is thought ident, the body of Mack Spain, that the telephone wire touched a prominent farmer, who has the other wire and became been missing from his home 20 charged thus electrocuting him. miles west of this place for three weeks, was found today in a shallow pond near his farm. A discharged shotgun lay nearby. No other evidence of the identi ty of the man's slayer was dis covered. Spain was believed to have had a large quantity of money while they are at the same time parea for publication. When enough money to satisfy almost developing a high degree of Ue study Qf the eastern pied- any sort of a fine and when this I 1. 1 a 1. a. a.': I . I . . . . a nel of riffht living and rieht culture ana tnat sausiymg o- mont region is finished it is is paid, the deiendant returns to thinking and who has been rear- cial life- without which mere pianned to proceed to a similar the task of piling up more mon- edinan atmosphere of purity money is valueless, wnue aiso study of the coastal plain region, ey. If the people are really mav perhaps wander for a time maintaining moral and spiritual Uothat eventually the entire anxious that effective means be from the "strait and narrow influences which town life tends state will be covered by a forest employed to break up the traffic I . i nat.h" but we believe that in a destroy. l And the most tnonous iact . . . i I nhi-mt. it. all ia t.hai. hv nHant.incr come oacK. Train tne cnud -- - survey. rieht in the home and then let it select its mate of its choice and there will likely be fewer unhappy marriages and less de mand for the divorce court. Mm. Crawford Out On Bond. Atlanta, Ga., July 14. Mrs. Mary Belle Crawford, arrested yesterday on charge of poison -ins her husband,' Joshua B. Crawford, Atlanta capitalist, If a man does some mighty mean things when he has been drinking, don't lay it all to drink. The liquor may have had a mighty mean man to work on in tho first place. the business enterprises to Southern conditions, and follow inrr t.ho OTftmnlo nf SvfB. with I. b v..v, - t w - - I Why not regard to social, intellectual and moral influences, almost any Southern neighborhood can win for itself the increased profits, the added culture and the rich social life which the wise farm ers of Svea have shown us how to win. Dinner By Parcel Pot. (McCalls Magazine.) dinner by parcel post! said a clever New York woman when she heard of the new postal system that was tr ho nut In onrftt.inn t.ho first. of the year. 'There is nothing has t511 importuned and if the courts want to satisfy tnemselves that it can be done, there is no alternative as an ef fective remedy to the punish ment of those convicted by road sentences and there should be no discrimination. It is a hard law that would put a colored man on the roads because he by some four years ago, today was re l A Kir TnHrra W T1 F.llia In w,,nHnr court here on $6,250 h his possession when hedis- bond. The petition for her re- appeared, none of which was It is time to stop talking lease was presented after at- found on his dead body today, about the softening influence of torneys for the accused widow He came to Georgia from North women. An Illinois man who bad waivea preummary neruK, Carolina several years ago. has had four wives has just ana sue uu uvcu uuuuu un,i w thtk o-rnnrl iurv for investigation on charge of murder. I Get The News twice-a-weekfor$l stealing a cow. Some men won't their own feelings. even trust been sentenced to prison for An agricultural exchange asks "How to make Hogs Pay?" The best way is not to sell a hog anything unless he pays for it in advance. to prevent. And so she white man to purchase whiskey planned a dinner for him and this is tl ie case day to be shipped to her straight Lfter day the go.between pettiug from the country on the first ., ... , day the new service became a U1B V"" ukmc wuu law. She wrote to a relative in are primarily responsible for the Connecticut and asked her to violation going free. Whether pack up securely and mail a it is in law or not, morally these line, big roasting chicken; and men are operatives in crime she sent out to a large farm on ..... . Mt , Long Island for a market full of with those actually guilty and vegetables and fruit to complete while there may be no way to the dinner a few choice pota- reach thein through the process toes, winter cauliflower, cold- of the law, they are certainly en frame lettuce and large selected titled to the rebuke ol tuo com apples for dessert. muuity.
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