:y
1915.
Thii NEWS AND OBSERVED.
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LasuccEsson to
lie
County Commissioners Accept
Resignation and Mr. Miller
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Will Take Charge.
MORE
ABOUT HIGHWAY
Commissioners Have Not De-
cided Upon Revest of Audi
i tnr HnWin for PJeriral A
' sistance; Auditors at Work
f on Books of. County' Have
i Nof Yet Made Report.
- That Wake county baa tlM beat and
inoet sanitary camp to k found in
V tits State is tlM claim mad for I ha
ciouy or Mr. W. U Wlm whnse
- resignation as Road Supervisor was
- accepted by the. Countr Coramiaainn-
irm yesterday. Rd work, all over
--- tna-- county mi 4'iwiaU at - h
meeting for It waa th dar est apart
a KoM Imj. No successor to-Mr.
Wlirra, it Is understood will l ae-
Before tho oomiui loner anpeHr
ed Mr. Alexander,-Wabb, praaldant of
---the- ftsietga Chamber of Commerce.
te arc the County Commissioner to
4am up with th national government
' far road work -en th. Washlngton-At
, lanta Highway. Mr. D. H. Wlnatow.
road engineer, haa saaphsstsad tba
fact that unless th peopla of Ral
etcb set boar and aniens th com-
miaaionara sign th1 agreement with
l ha gorerameirt In auch ahapa that It
will allow th engineer authority to
.go ahaad la th road work, thaaj Ral
' eigh la likely to loaa Its position oa
th highway and a shorter cut will
ho takan from Durham leaving th
Capital City In th cold.
.Th request of Auditor Holding for
additional clerdal force, prntd
Monday by attorney of Mr. Holding
v tiaa not been considered fully by tha
commissioners yet. Every, effort . la
being made to hare tha affair between
th commissioner and the auditor
settled without any appreciable dia-
order. "The auditors, who. In conae
qusno of the order of the eommla-"-soar
hav been auditing th book!
. of tha county are still at work and
' are . making no - prorata or com
pletion. -
- In submitting hi resignation to the
commissioners, Mr. Wig stated
Jn view of the demands made upon
me by my business at home, I hart
decided r that . I can no longer . cow
- etateatly. servo in my present capacit.
I regret M be forced to sever r7
most pleasant relations both offldaiy
and aodally with th Board of Com
missioners aad the other countyof-
Doers, b teal tha my flrst duf la
at horse. . , ' "
Whan I first took charg dV th
: road work four years ago, w bad
forty-foor mule and sixty convicts,
whereas w now ,hav sevenir-eight
nules and on hundred and) thirty-
. three eoovicta. .Also. w. haw. added
tlir-nic. new steel cars for housing
' ear convicts, two light car for ths
road forces, aad aix large lanta for
man and mules. I believe ns can aay
that we hav th beat and most sani
tary camps olb found ! th State,
and 1 believe1 we ran dpead upon
' th Superintendent of HHh to bear
"out this statement.
Binaa- I have been - eJpervlaor ef
roads, I have not had abetter set of
aapervlsors under m Jban at th
present tint. They art men that the
county should be proid of.
As to what haa boot accompllahed,
I think it Is sufficient. U say that It I
Sum m e r S e s s i o n
. " . July 1st to August 12th
'Stronff. Staff of esnlnent Asanrican and Earopeon snastna. Inaaywc
Uun In all gradns and bYavi HM(ial roarer in ImuimiaUua)
ef GREUOJUAN CHANT ander Rev, Leo. P. Maaaeati.
. V. Tottioa $10 to $30, Accordinf to Study
5 , ", 5 .'Praxtlce Pianos ;and Organs Available
Circolaf. Mill. . - - FREDERICK R. HUBER,.Mr.
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THIS SALE
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Find Swift Raw by
Cs
of Unworkable ft w ,
Stomach, sufferers tat jl Southeast
and. In fact, ail over ha oountry
hav found remarkabl ind efflden
result from tha ua of layf Wan
dsrful Reaaedy. li
Many hav taken Oils Remedy and
tell - today of th benefls ' they re
calved. Ita effects comaduickly tha
llrat dose convince itre la what
two Carolina folka ha rewritten: '
. W. R. CAVENPOKT Parker. N. C.
"For year I have vitered from a
dlaeaae which vasal) doctor.
heard of your remedy ind one bottle
gave me relief. Yearfull treatment
haa about cured me." I '
J. K. KRWIN. WliSton-SJem. N".
C- "I am. aatleflsd trrouxh personal
us of the power ol euar remedy,
You have saved my MM - '
. Mayfe Wonderful Semedy give
permanent reaulta for sfimach. liver
and inteatinal ailments. (i aa much
and whatever vou Ilka. o more dia
tree attar eatlnav preaalre or f m
the stomach and aroutf th heart.
Get on bottle of youndniniat now
and try It on an abaoute mmraatee
if not , aattafled moa will be I
turned. Ad r. .. I
my opinion the roie of 'the county-
a-enerally aneaki '-' nr hi
better condition the they hav aver
been before. Tru aurina . the e
Diiaiilve wet waa the' thia winter, adm
of our roada were' practically Impae-
aabla, bat the recAt dry weather -bar
made them reallr tbe beat roada wv
hav; and my zrlenc la that roada
built aa theaa lave been - make . aha
(oat durable eiea In 'the I on a; run.
I am also Droel of th rood brlda-es
we have built We have built aeven
large ateel brflfe. installed six larg
concrete rnrerta. wdlcn win be
aervloable Injieflnltely. ' t. ;
conatderiex tne present loan con
dition of ( roads and our splendid
quipmnfor buildlna aew roads and
repalrtne;them. It la my 'Judgment
that we tn jpoattlon to proaecuta
the woH - with even better results
thaa heetofar..-1 4un glad - to say
that Mr Millar I a man whom I think
la- thotttrhly apabl of furtherlng
th wek which ha been berun and
I glady extend to htm my beet wishes
as m successor.
. Koad Work For ApriU
Ts report of the road work - for
Aprl which Mr: Wifrgs yesterday
tufied over to the commissioners is
asollows:
i Camp No. 1 - la located on tha
Xyettevine road at Williams rroaa-
ig. It has finished 'th road from
Jllttoa Ranka' to WllliajnaT Oriaain.
Lias worked the road from Powler'a
ijto Rand's Mill -by T. B. Crowder'a
rplaee. and is now on tbe road leading
back to Raleigh near Poplar Spring
church. ' Altogether It has worked
a boot four and - one-half miles of
road. It has tan mules, on, road
machine, on horse, and. twenty-four
men. - ' - .
"Gamp No. I is located ln Utile
River toarnahlp Wakefield nd has
nntshed tbe road from Wendell to
Kebulon. It has put In flv flfteen
Inch pipes and three twenty-four-inch
pipes. It has graveled the road
from W. H. Chamblee. Jr s. to Maca
aon Creek, and the Tarboro road from
Millard Chamblee' back to the Fanny
High., plan on ... mil;., also. It . has
built 'a sixty-foot bridge across Moca
son Creek at the Jim Bunn ford. It
is now working on the bridge on Lit
tle River Strickland's bridge) neaur
(rstasi
Pebody cffi?
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ONDm THE -
SECRETARIES TO
. ORGANIZE HEflE
. ...'. ...
Officers of Trade Bodies' Will
Be Guests of Raleigh at
Meeting on May 18.
The Commercial Secratarlea of
North Carolina, wilt meet in Raleigh
on May II for tha purpose of per
fectlng an organisation. Heretofore
several efforts hav bean mad on th
part of secretaries of Chambers of
Commerce or Board of Trad la the
But to organise but failure has at
tended the efforts. -
The jJSerretary of the Raleigh
Chamberpot Commerce is bent on this
organisation and haa labored cease
leaaly to bring It about. Programs for
ths.sesftlou to be held her on May II
are being sept to sll the commercial
secretaries Id the State from th of
fice of the Raleigh Chamber. It
reads as follow:
11:10 a. m. Keylntratlon. Chamber
of Commarea Hall.
' ll-.dv m. Automobile Rid Over
City. .
1 :8 d. ra. Luncheon. Tarborough,
Address of Welcome 'Mr. Alexan
der Webb, President Raleigh Chamber
of Commerce. . . .
: Reapona Mr. Roaer Derby. Presi-
dent Band Hill Board of ; Trade,
'.'How Can We Link 1 Rural Sections
with Cities," Julian 8. Miller, O raster
Charlotte Club.
- UlacuaaioivJ "Tiow Can the Mann-
facturers of North Carolina lnc
Their Output" M. R. Heaman. Golds-
boro Chamber of Commerce.
Discussion "Our Port;andjWht It
Msans
to' North 'Carolina,'' 11
Branch.. Wilmington Chamber
Commerce. .
Discussion Commercial Organisa
tion AdTerttaing."' J, C. roraeter.
Greensboro Chamber tf Commerce.
Diaouesion "Conventions, Their
Cost and their VaKie," N. Buckner,
Aahevllo Board of Trad.
- Diacuaslon -'"Th Value of an Of
ficial Organ," .. , -. .
Open Discuaaton.
Questional- - - - - -
Moore' mill. It has ten mules, on
road machine and twenty mem,
Cams No. S Is In White Oak town
Md near Apex, mushing p tbe road
from Apex to Cary. It has worked
aad graveled something like on and
cne-half miles of road. It has twelve
mules, one road machine and twenty
nine men.. This camp had a little ex
perience with a run-a-way this week.
Three of' our. men made a dash for
liberty while at the gravel pit; name'
iy, Junius Green, Jeas Howard and
Harvey Day. They did not stop upon
being demanded by th guard to do
so. and -were fired upon, Junius ureen
being hit In the back; left arm and
hip. Finally they made their escape
to th ' woods. With' th ready a sail-ance-of
the people in tbe nflghbor
hood, the woods was surrounded and
all three men captured.
"Camp No. 4 la located near ths
County Hospital fon the Loulaburg
road, working on the Fall road. This
camp has been doing some heavy
gradimr. It haa worked something Ilk
one-hair mil and graveled, about one
fourth - of - a mil, It - has twelve
mules, one road machine, and twenty
nine men. This camp has had several
cases of smallpox -during th last
month, but I believe they are moat of
them abl to go back to work now. -
"Camp No. I 1 located in Little
River township near Zebulon. It has
rounded, up the road from Lena, Lilea
i th Morpas Bridge, and naawerk
ed something Ilk twenty -eight mile
of road this month. - Also, It haa put
In two bridges. It has six mules, on
road machine, on convict aad two
hired man. .
"Camp No. Is located at Holly
SprtnA.' This rjunp ha flnlahed the
road from Nemo by Norria' Mill to
near Holly Spring, and also graveled
a mile or more on ah Holly Spring
to Apex road. It has eight mules,
on road machine and fifteen con
ricta V
'Vamp No. 7 Is located In Barton's
Creek township. It has flnlahed up
the roada in New Light township, and
Is now working ths reads in Bartons
Creek towiuihin It has worked
thirty-three miles of road. - It has six
mules, one road machino,'- ona con
vict and two hired men. .
"Camp No. I Is a repair force, and
t located In New Light township near
Porn place. It has graveled some
thing tike three mites of road. It has
thirteen convicts and six tnules.
Comp No. t la a machine force, and
U located in Marks Creek township
near Sbotwett. It has rounded - up
the roads around Kntghtd&le and
Bethlehem,' working something like
twenty-live miles of road. It has one
road machine, six mules, and three
hired men.
By th fumigation of blooming vea-
1 n the ui4 a Maw V Ark. I, 1m
estimated that 0,0 rata(r killed
MAN
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DROUGHT
BACK
-' fiATURAL HEALTH
' . - , liiBllisai. Si:. - &
The Facts About an. Interesting
Case' of Serious Female
' Trouble Benefited by the ;
Use of Cardui,
Walnut Cove. N. C. Mrs. B. .
Rothrock, of this town, says: "About
two years ago I was in very bad beajth
for three or four months. ".
At this flm t nad a serto femals
trouble, which lasted severely for nine
week. I got awruuy weak ana eeuia
ecarcely go, and my doctor said -1
ought to be in oeo. ,
My two sisters, . who had ua
Cardui. with good .resulVe and who
now ua it aa a tonic recommended it
highly to' me. saying it is a no md
I felt If t lived i must hav aoma-
thiog to help me, and aa other medi
cines had failed to relieve me, ; I
thought I would try Cardui. tha wem-
an'a tonic. At this time I was almost
skin aad bones.
I smd to Improve after the ua
of th second bottle of Cardui. The
trouble toDPd. I suffered leas pain.
and began to get back my strength
aad health. -1 took flv more bottles
and got back my natural state of
health, also my flesh, and could'do my
work easily. ... , . ,.
v This spring I Was run down In
health: had over-worked myself. I
took nearly three bottles of Cvdut, aa
a tonic ana it brought me back to my
natural stats of health.
Last week I put' up Tl Jars of fruit,
which I eould not hav dons before
taking Cardui, I am glad I heard ef
it, ana I hope other women will too."
Your esse may not be as bad as tbe
above, but even If only a mild oa,
w suggeet the you begin today to try
utraui, me woman a tonic, Adv.
THREE COUNTIES III
Commissioners Appropriate
runds to Carry onjyphoid
Immunizing Work.
It begins to look tike a record
breaking year la anti-typhoid work
n North Caroline. Word haa . just
reached ths ufTloe. ofrhe Stats Board
of Health that In one day no less than
three counties hav decided to - hold
anU-tyhold tmmuhfsetloa campaigns
inia summer and hav made appro
priation for the work. Wake county,
exclusive.. of Raleigh. 'head .the list
With an apropriatlon of ISO or aa
much thereof as may be necessary to
conduct suoh a- campaign for. six
weeks in' co-operation with the State
board. This action, was taken at the
suggestion of Dr. J. U McCullers,
county physician.
Dr. McCullers expects Id locate free
dispensary Joints at. about six nlacea
about over the county and administer
the antityphoid treatment . free of
charge at one of the points each day
of each week. Thia will enable him
to return a week inter with a corps
of physieianV to administer, th seoond
does, three doses in all being requir
ed to. produce immunity 4 -typhoid. -Word
Also comes that ths county
eommlsstonsr at Northampton coun
ty nas taken the asm step, and ap
propriated lOt with which to start
a six weeks campaign. "
Edgecombe has also made partial
provision for such free treatment of
hr people and it Is expected that ad
ditional funds will be forthcoming
from various source in that county
shortly. . y ,'...'
In these campaigns ths counties will
provide for the local expenses of the
dispensaries which will probably not
exceed three Me four hundred dollars
for a six weeks' campaign Ths Stat
Board of Health will furnish th anti
typhoid vaccine, th literature and
dlcnet and aaslsf at th various dls
psnsarias. During such a campaign
from to !. people in each
county will In all probability avail
themselves af the treatment which
wttl bring the cost per person treated
for the county dowa to from flv to
Dsn cents apiece. .
The efficiency, of tha treatment may
be judged when It la remembered that
la the army the typhoid rate was re
duced to about one two-hundredth
of. what It was before vaccination waa
employed. Furthermore it la asfe.
almost painless, causes no open sor
and very little discomfort.
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Th amount of gold takan from th
ground in July last In Rhodesia went
ahead ef all previous record a.
HEALTH CAMPAIGN
For Mother. Father
AU tHe Children O
TO CHARGE JURIES :;
Oil CHILD LABOR
Comntissioner of Labor Send
"Letter to Judges of North'.
. ' , Carolina.
Judge Frank Daniels, who Is hold,
ins; court la Wakd county, haa receiv
ed from th Department of Labor Hid
Printing, a letter. with ooples of the
child labor laws, requesting him to
call attention to those laws In charges
tov Juries, aad- likewise to turn ever
co pie of them t solicitors. '. t
Th tetter further expressed , the
opinio that few of the child labor
lawa are ever enforced, but add the
hop that If th Judges of the State
will call attention to the laws , and
th need of enforcing them in thia
Stat then prosecutions under them
wlU b looked for. - w
It waa intimated In th letter that
every judge oar th bench la -North
Carolina has received oa of these let
tar aad that likewise every factory
haa received copies Of th lawa. Indi
cating that so tar as the haw allows
tbe authority, the Department ef La
bor is doing everything ia it power to
secure the enforcement ef the labor
laws.. " - r- ..- ; ..
SEVEH APPEALS ;
: BEFORE COURT
Seventeenth District Cases Are
Argued f Decisions in Others'.
Handed Do wn Todayi
Seven appeal were argued In the
Suprem r Court i yesterday -from - th
Seventeenth Judirlal pimct. Opin
ions on a number of eases argued hut
week before th court will be banded
dow' today."'X:';;'"':-;":'.'- . r-
Th eases argued yesterday were aa
follows: - .r-.i--.,..--,
H. L. Hallmaa v. Southern Railway
Co.. from Catawba, argued by A. A.
Whltanar. Jr.. for th plaintiff, aad
B. J. Ervin. Jr for the defendant. -
Lawrence et al v. B. F. Eller et at,
submitted under rule twelve by T. A.
Lor and J. W. Raglaad for the plain
tiff and L D.Uov for tho defendant.
Blue Ridr Intern rban Railway
Company v. lntarurban Co.. of Hen
derson, argued by Smith and Shlpman,
Tlllett Guthrl for th plaintiff and
Blaton Rent or. Charle French
Michael Srhenck and J. W. Keerans
for the defense. -,', i
W. U Mace. Administrator v. Caro
line Mineral Company and Sebe Mit
chell, from Mitchell. Argued by
CWhy uss inort highly perfumed
talcum or powdered soap atone
that makaa your face look like glass,
when you an get AMMEHTS TOILKT
POWDKR that ta benencial to the
kin and makes you look natural?
A MM EN'S POWDER IS tha beet for
the skia and prevents Irritation .of
the sweat glands. , s rents at II ret
class drug stores.
STRAWi:'HATS
Our showing is certainly a beautiful one. We've just the hat for the natty
dressers among you fellows, and we ha vn't overlooked the more conservative
' dressers. It's high time you were wearing a Straw. You might as well wear
a correct style. It wjl) be little if it comes from our assortment ; the prices are
jjust as reasonable. , .
$2.00--$2O $3.0O-$350 $4.00upto$80. ' v&
CROSS & IJNilAN COMPANY
- h -. "ie Y011 Mans Shop
and TH)
Straw Hat Gleaner
1 Oc Per Package
'No need to buy i.new straw. bat Buy t box of
Elkay's Straw Hat Cleaner hd get out your ld last
summer's straw. Tou can make a new one of itas
far as looks joA ' . '. '.
KBJG - CROWELL DRUG CO.
Ths Rexall Stor.
Charles G. Green, John C McBe and
J.- W. Pleso for- the-plaintiff and
Black Wilson. W. C New land and
a J. Krvtn for the defesas,
A. ij, Bhuford v. C. D. Brady, ef Ca
tawba. Council and Tount for th
plaintiff submitted under rule 1J.
CaJvin Carver v. Carolina Clinch
Bald and Ohio Ry., of Rutherford,
McBrayer dt McBrayer and A. Uallant
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KsiTca Bail Aliaji iQSfBSSe
: SaiBn Kcak liibi printed full 'sue post card or on
thin paper, 3x5,' 6 cents. Mail us your films and 6
cents each, prints will be-returned the next day. Get. our .
prices on enlarjinr and' Kodak' Finishing;.
Paris Green 10c Package
JAISY FLY KILLERS, 10 Cents Each
FLY SWATTERS, 5 and 10 CnU EacIi
SCREEN DOORS, $1.25 to $2.00 Each
WINDOW SCREENS, 40 to 60 Cents Each
- TH0I.1AS tt BRIGGS & SONS
Th Bif Hardwaiw Men
' " - " V ' RALEIGH, N. C
M 3 A
for the plainUff. and Plesa Jb Wilson;
J. -J. McLaughlin and F.. D. Hamrick.
J. A. Rousseau v. Clareno Call of
WUkoa, argued by Frank X.- Hackett
for the plaintiff aad W. D. Uarberwor
the defense. - .
Petroleum: has been installed aa fuel
In Chile's great ' nitrate -works, at a -saving
of Toor than 10 per cent t '
th eost.ot ooaL , , . ..,''
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