THE'NZWS ' And observer.
THURSDAY MORTSG, JULY 31, ISIS.
SAF.1 JORDAN W!Lli
El
SPEAK!
Earnest - Apostle 'of - Better
Farming Will Lecture Be
-iri fore Farmers Convention -
8am Jordan, u earaett t pottle of
better farming- methods, and at this
tint th aighett priced farm demos
tsratlo scent la the Uaited Qiatea,
baa tca secured to deliver a lecture
It th Farmer and Farm Women'
Coaveatlo mbieh meets at ths State
College, Wett Raleigh, August 27, 28
and 29. H liai anaoanerd at the sub
ject of hit lecture at thii time The
Crimsoa Trail ot a ...New Idea," which
deala with the valuable Jhinga that at
flrtt hare always beca rejected by the
people; Thia la a popular type of lee
tnrc, yet one' that drives horn the
truths of agricultural progress, a ad is
aptl suited to such am audieace as
an anally visits the college to lesraaew
Ideas of agricultural work.
8am Jordaa was bora in log cabin
in Gentry . county, Missouri, about Ki
years ago, His flrtt work wss that of
teacher ia the city schools, but whea
his health broke down he began farm
ing furnishing unlimited amusement
for the Whole country-side. Bs wst
broke dowa farmer on a broken dowa
farm,' but soon his new ideas about the
farming game began to furnish ma
terial for thought, rather thaa for
laughter, and it was not long before
ho quit 'his eighty-sere farm to show
ths State how to run an 8,000,000-acre
farm.' He became known as "Sam Jor
dan, The Corn Man, went with the
Stats . Board of Agriculture, and later,
as a result of the talus of his mate-
wide lectures en; better farming, wst
called t Petti county as farm adviser.
Hero k gate up. the. title of Professor
Jordan, acqulasd during his lecture
days, snd aga' a became plain "Ram Jor
dan, Farmer." (
Hs has been enimently sureeuftil in
his work. Many lectures have bee
give by him on agricultural subjects
all over th Middle Wett snd thots
' Chautauqua cirduits which have been
no fortunate as to, secure him state that,
after giving him tea minutes on the
platform, a reward can be eflVrwl to
anyone who leave tha, audience. This
reward baa never been - claimed, be
cause Sam is Inimitable.
Aeoordiag to Mr. W. F. Pate, secre
tary of the convention, Mr. Jordan will
probably speak on' Thursday. Every
farmer in the Stats who can possibly
make the trip should arrange to attend
tha convention on that day. Mr. Jor
' dan is not the only speaker of promin
ence, however, nor will lectures All the
outirs program. Demonstrations of nil
kinds, round table conferences, social
entertainment aad other valuable fea
tares will bs offered all visitors, so
thas) this will b a fsrmsr's week worth
remembering;. ,. .-, j
LYNCH DIES OF INJURIES
. SUSTAINED LAST APRIL
JRTaa in Seml-Consciom Condi
tioa at Hii Home; Well
r-; Known ia Raleigh fe
King Lynch, ths colored mas run over
by Swift Company's Unci last April
29, on the corner of Salisbury and Mar
tin, died of his injuries last night at
9:.10, at his home at 703 Church street.
Following his injury, he ws in St.
Agnes Hospital one month and after
wards was taken home, where bo hss
sines remained ia a setni-eoaseieu con
dition.
Lynch wss a well known colored mnn,
snd was for 30 years Janitor for Edwards
Broughtoa Printing Company. He
was a descoa ia St. Paul's Methodist
Church for many years, from which ths
funeral services will be held tomorrow
eveaing at 9 o clock.
SIX BOUND TO COURT
ON DISTILLING CHARGE
Six men were bound over to the Fed
eral court by united Mates Commit
sioner W. P. Batchelor yeaterdsy after'
noon on charges of distilling. The en
tire party was captured six miles south
east of Wendell, on the edge of John
ston county. "
Mr. A. A. Moore, n neighbor, testified
that he had seen them working with
the still. The men were placed under a
.t00 bond each. They sre: Roy Wall,
Arthur Wall, Jim O Neal, Thomns God
win, Grover Richardson, and Phoney
Strickland.
LIEUTENANT BOISHALI.
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK
A telegram wss received bv his nar
ents yesterdsy announcing the arrival
in New York of Lieutenant John
Rouahall, of Raleigh, who has been in
France for nearly a vear. Lieutenant
Boutball wat for tome time instructor
in Held artillery al Camp Valduhon and
later be was sppointrd to study law at
Montpelier, in ths southern part of
France. He was theie for four months
But we sre inclined to believe that
actions do not speak louder thsn words
at the meetings of a sewing society.
wnpaiaso Young
kud uanaruii am
Ifchinq with
rGiticura Ointment
Sssmsse With Cancan Seas
EIGHT NEW CONCERNS .
RECEIVE CHARTERS
Aggregate Capital Is $435,000
WitM98,900 Capital ; ;j
'l Sobicribed : T
Eight new corporations, with , ag-
gregats capital- of $432100 and with
5,800 subscribed, filed charter with
the Secretary of mate yesterday.
Ths new: corporations are: O -.?
, Harmony Banking and Treat Com'
panr, of Harmony, with flWUQ an
thoriied eanital and 110.000 subscribed,
Ths incorporators are I. C. Holland,
Charles; W. T, Bharpe, Jr and B. L.
Alexander,' Harnfrmy. '-''''
Catawba News-Enterprise Publishing
Company, of Newton, with 23J)00 an
thnrised capital aad 4,800 subscribed.
Tht Incorporators sre W. B. (Jaitber,
J. C. Gemsyel, snd George Moose, of
Newton. '
Daughters of the- United Sons of
North Csrojina, of Wilmington; benevo
lent and charitable organization, with
incorporators are E. W. Carver,, O. T.
Dixon, John H. Hall, Wilmington.
The State Grocery Company, of Hen
derson, with $30,000 authorized capital
snd $10,000 subscribed. The iaeorpora-
tors are C. D. Biggan, O. N. Hill and
J. 8. r.vans, all of Henderson.
B. W. Southerland and Company, of
Mount Olive, with $100,000 authorized
capital and $o0,000 subscribed. The in
corporators sis B. W. Southerland,
Mount Olive, E. L. Herring, Fa i ton;
I. F. Witherington, Fsison.
Farmers Emporium, Inc., of Gates
Connty, genoral merchandise, with $50,
000 authorized capital and $8,000 aub-
iwribed. The incorporators are R. W.
Gatling, H. L. Longston and O. G.
Catling, nil of Gutrs
Kim Novelty Manufacturing Com
pany, of Concord, manufacture textiles,
with $10,000 authorized capital and $2.-
1500 subscribed. The incorporators are
J. L. Potts, W. I Robbint and L. A.
Peacock, all of Concord.
The Troutmnn Banking and Trust
Company, of Troutmaa, with $100,000
mm Aft i
tuthorized capital .' aad $12,500 aub
scribed. The incorporators are ' Her
man Brown, J. T. Smith, J. & Weigh,
of Troutmaa. v. y '
Episcopal Recta Accepts.:; i- -"(Special
to New and Observer.)
Kiastoa, July 30. Bev. Francis J. E.
Coffin, now of ths Church of the Ascen
sion, Montgomery,- Ala., has accepted a
call from the eengregttion of St. Mary's
Episeopalrchureh. bsre, and will assume
ths reetorate September 1. Be has
served at New fork, Greenville., ft C
and elsewhere. He Is thirty years of
age and married.
The jewelry1 sslesmsa should sever
talk against time if hs is trying to
tell a watch. r
Why Look
So Thin?
It is not Incoming- nor
safe for your health. Add
Beth to your bones and roses to your
cheeks by drinVing a glass of this
delicious digettant with each mesL
Shivar Ale
rust oistrrrv awhmtics witn
SHIVA MINUAL SJATU AMD SINCU
'Phone vow'tTocer or druggitt (or
a dozen bottles. Satisfaction guar
anteed or vour money refunded oa
first dozen used.
Bottled and guaranteed by the cele
brated Shivar Mineral Spring, Shel
ton, S. C It your regulsr dealer
cannot supply you telephone
PORTER CANDY CO,
Distributors for Raleigh,
r- J-f-'i- X , f j - -'U, .
Is Uw UrIM Bimm Dtotrkt CowV tat Uw Sums
umtm or Norts urallna.
Cnllail Stun fa. farut nan of oklakaf tnt mats
inowaml pftajtaa or nay, Miepaa W vrw hat
uram vu., uraaaruw. Ma.. aaaaNfiM la im
Cook. Varirl. M C
In rlolailoa Sta. tt CrlailBal Coda aWann
aaalnat IntaritaU Cuamwrca.
In abntkHm n a Warrant af Sahwa M aw an
d. In iht shataiHIIIail aaan. I kan latw
ami lalian Infa my Daaanaloa tha rolHHrli-ttiarrlhMl
ta am: ran, raan ar tmiakaf aas tamti
41 auirTMH of bai. ahkiiwd b Canar Har A
drain Ca.. nnokftekl. laa, ronalfiwS ta Oaa. Conk,
ahliiuHl br
Varhw. N. b rar Uw canan art lartk la tht Utei
now aantlni In iha V. S DUlrlrt Court tor Uw
Kaatam Ulatrtii at North Caroluw. at Sttelth. I
harchr tin notkt a aU saraona alalailnt tht aaM
SnrrihMl tony raan at wbiakrf and timitr thou'
anS naanda of hay. ar km mint at havlnt anvtblna
la aay why Iha aaaap ahMHl hot ha cond.wrd and
farfallaS, and tha prorarih thmot Slalrlhulrcl ac
eordlnt to tha nrayat at tha llaal, that tbry ha ami
panr baton Iha Mid Court, lo kc haM In and tar
Iha aaatora plttrM at North Carolina, at tht United
Stalat Court Boon. In tha City at aaklah. an tk
4th dai of Aim.. Itlt. at tan a'erlook oa tht fora
noM of that day. V tht aaan ahali ba a day af fcirU
dlMhw. athrrwlaa ta tha nnt das af ItrMietMi
Ihartafttr.- thm and than to Intrrnoat a cwln far
Ikt auta. lad ta awha Italr alHwatlont In that baaalf.
OSXI. B. nSIXAMV.
V. attnkal Catttra DUulct af KarUt Caraltaa.
XX THY, go' to theseashore
V V or the mountainiwheh
the mere touch of your fihger A
will bring cooling sea breezes
into your office, your bed-
room, or your living room?
Why swelter in the summer '
heat w i t h o u t ambition br ?
energy to perform your
work, when you can, at an in
significant expense a ssjure
yourself of cool, comfortable
refreshing surroundings?
CJEquip your office with an electric
fan. It will pay you big dividends
in the extra amount of work and alertness you'll
get from your employees.
J Provide an electric fan for your
home, where your family can enjoy restful
slumber and relief from humidity.
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All size await your selection her anef you may
buy on by paying a little down the balance
with your electric bill each month.
Carolina Power k Light Co.
"ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE"
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Regardless of Priceand On Easy Terms !
meet Us at Allen Bros. Office
Ho. 8 West Martin Street
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Free Automobiles Will Be
Fumisbed to Take Yea to Ttis Sale
Consisting of 5 houses and lots on Swain Street, 3 houses and lots on Davie Street, 9 houses and lots and store on S.
Saunders Street, 6 houses and lots o n Rosengarten Street, 1 house and lot and 7 vacant lots on Saunders and
Cabarrus Streets.
This sale is made to close up the estate, and will bc made regardless of price, and on very easy terms. This property
is well located and of special good values for home seeker or investor. Mr. A. Rosengarten, Administrator, has in
structed us to sell every piece of it, regardless of price.
Rem ember th e Bate'Tesdayj Augtist Stk
AT 10 A. M.
Ii11(i.-lftig
SELLING
AGENTS
No. 8 West Martin Street
RALEIGH, N. C.