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E'ENIG POST.
VOL 6, VO. 203.
SALISBURY, K. CTCBTOAY, SEPT. 13, 1910.
1 A YXAJL
IpSlTIC VICTORY.
SERIOUS UTO WRECK.
nil PERSONS ARE INJUKEO
ta Isr Over tsekiaf Qk
BE BIO KRESS STORE
THE MOVING TU80KG.L'
ADDRESS ON HOOKWORM KEEN INTEREST SHOWN
will hia
NEXT SATUBBAY.
THOSE VflO COM
V ANO 00
HAKE STARTLING STATEMENT
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Or. Ferrn Cmu4 la Caauain I
DEMOCRATIC PK1MAKY TODAY
IEPIIBLUS USE UK
Ort, MkUm ItmiU Bm
What might have been fatal
Ltoawwl aeeweot occurred
nar Kannapus auous o u nw
,.wtffrfy afternoon. At it '
'jar perion. Pfu"y Burt
U,A am A J. Kluttx.
-
.... .,f Civenshoro.. a brota-
of Mr, fhrle Klutt?, of this
uniy, who wa diy nun m
:b Iwsd. tongue eut and pther.
tut bruised: nrrjtuwu,
,)r.siKro, elightly nitsrd u.
of Charlotte, slieht
mit; Mr. C. Q. Ferguson, of
iTiiriott. shi n oruisea.
m. nirttr wrw in an automo-
'&m route from Charlotte to
nnbor( ena when rounding a
i.ri ine at UrfUtrftv mile
r kinr. th brake failed to
nrk, on tir exploded and th
i.... ..mA h.rtl. W:J Mini
bnkin seated by hi tide, the mi-
a .. iMinff e htf Me.
sun - - -
Estta, both wrt pinned fait un
in w ou'iy . oj ; ms tnacnwe,
sue the other members of tbe
srtv sustained only severe flesh
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!im V.iun n.i fiiwpr WAPf
luliiy Bimonl from Cancr4
uj rrmlTrd temporary rvicet.
Alt rrr plaid on No, 46, th
MrthfeonaJ paawngi-A train,
tiicfe nt 6ttM ia a field sear
.M met ol the aotuteat. . .
Hr. Klutt t waa tokn oE Ui
Tii other memfcet of h party
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Pallia it i kUefd
kfiC wa hurt worse than ilr.
EsUi. Word fma Rr. Klutt
Miy u that he ia not Wly hurt, i
Hm want injury i to one of hi!
uUm.
Tit wtwked automobile waj
krwrht fa Saliilwirv t S nVSnrk
arnint by Mesara. t'narlra
Ujtti ami raui Berntiarut wno
aufeine tn nlaeed ia Murdoch
atrip fur rrpain and waa levn
tf no; if a number ot eitueiu !o-
It a ttly daongtd. rse
HJ V IJIUMITO VII. 1 " " ...
the riirht hind wheel are broken
'U .... .L.J . W twA miVm in
iM the tnathmery a P1-1? Jan
Thit U th aeeond ant'iwobile
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latore that has oeeurred in th
Ktion ol the State, the otiter De
af that of a young aiaa at Con
ri arreral vaara afQ. who wa
ir.vii.ir a mar tunc alone and no
;!o a bridge near that tity. ,
EUTJ KZXTQIO.
tmnJ iBitiajtloo to bo ToUowtd
by Efmhnvnta.
Tbi-re will be as" important
a"tiii of the Elk Uiniirht at
W o'cloi;k. Several candidal.
to be initiated- After ta in
itijtion refreaiunenta will be erv
4 and a royal good time ia prom
! A full attendano of the
wiabera i deaired.
Daojhten of tit Confederacy.
A mwtinif f the Krtbert F.
noke Chapter Danghtfra of the
"ontederaey will be held at Eni'
tin hotel f haraday morning Sep-
"fr 15th, at 11 o'elock, r
1" purpoee of appointing dele
Ptct to the Stat convention.'
"ra John S. Henderaon, Pre.
Archdeaoom Webber. , -
The mixflinn trviM tit be ion-
teed by Archdeacon Webber at
St. Luke 'a Epiacopal church will
W ednesday at 4:30 p. ra.
"ices also at 8 p. m. Alter
lnday the aenricea will i
ily at 7 -9ft t 1 .m n m and
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P- Everyon oordially. jo
riteii to attend theae aervicea. ;
Mr. C. M. Lenhmir. nf Con-
fd, spent yesterday in th city.
Eaa Wki Which tW& Co Rwaiv
M r Aw) Carb4 f CmA. '
ease with vhieh the Kress
organisation baa received, nnpark-
eu and put way the very lar(te
van.v of Merchandise with
whirh its big ttbr is being stock
ed, if really marvekint
Sjijtem with lr On; in the
rrf of the corul'rn's niajruiSoent
acroiwplibment(ffhoriirh, rigid
and watting syiVm has brought
the re&s organization success
from 1 line of ih'iiiom in which
many soother ha failed signally
for want of it. v ' .fr
A lafge number bf laeal men
hav bsn busy the past several
laya rjf oving, unpacking check
ing aitu putting-aay tf; goods
aecontwg to the 9Crw tystea.
Thoai who have f been, behind
the scene at theif Weiraot new
storeroajt hav( fcprssaed them
selve ai being vary sswh surpris
ed at tfi absolute cpiapleHBea of
th method, whielt aaake i poaai-
ble to kindle aa4 large ooanti
tiea of BterehandtM in so abort
time, Tbe cla-tsifioati on and tyle
of ha nl Line has much to d with
the speed in eot-wtion wi(k th
work,' '
Monday monntur th arranging
of the interior ot th 0r btgan.
This wip b carrieo ; forward
speedily with the aid of omfor
ty Salisbiry young ladies, Who
will mak( up the selling forJV.
The opning date of ajKres k'
Co. stor4 haa been H for Sajtur-
dat. Jiept, 17ttk . .. ,
Friday "afternoon and yrenng
an' informal rsception I will -be
held, whej U store will o open
,tot-VwMr' ' No- rix
will b sold until 8 o'clock Sat
nrday morning. , j 1 t :
BH00TINO BATS.
Violation of th Law, to do so
" Misdemeanor,
Several report have come to
The Post of parties shooting bsti
at Granite Quarry and Salisbury.
This is, w ara reliably informed,
a violation of th law1 and tne
violator are guilty of a misde
meanor. The Stato Audubon Society m
behind this U, aod all bird
that destroy bug, insect and
other peta, to the crop are pro
tected. -The bat deatroya any
amount ot gnata and other in
serts. - t '.
Parties who have been killing
these bird are advised that they
have broken the law and are lia
ble to prosecution, v
BAJLACA TONIGHT.
DelightfVl Kefreihmtnta to Fol
low Soutin Buinst.
The nraca class of the First
Uottxwiut chureh will hold an in
teresting meeting in the Baraca
room at 8 o'clock tooignt. awier
th routine businen dtlightful
ntmiimaiia ri be served.
All the members are urged to
K. nmnl. and a cordial invita
tion extended to the men of the'
city to come out and enjoy a
pleasant evening. ;r
-.r.-jj, u-,. i . a
k Good Clean Porformanca.
tk fniinwinn tele-ram receiv-
led from WUmingon in regard lo
th Soul Kias apeaW very ravora
klA frti. th BhfVW
"Mr. W. H. Hobson, Manager
Theatre. Salisbury:
i ii..i via slaved here tonieht
t a,.L,.ri hnii. A irood clean
performance. Oast excellent, Oiri
pretty. uosiumet nuo.
reat satisfaction. Saw play" four
.n,l vnn on ufelv reeODV
MIHtJ BH 7 -
mend it to your patrons aa there
ia nothing ottensive in
MarxiS. Nathan, Geu. Mgr.
ui,ir;nit Theatres." - v
Mr. Ifathan iia no connection
whatever, the t'oM n a""
with th hfroney theatre.
rcrsnal and Other Skart hem tf
btercst. -
Jlr. C. V. Barkley. who travels
out of Salisbury for Swift & Ce.,
left this niornintj for Tennessee.
Mr. F. t. Ailderholt is spend
ing the day in Albemarle on bus
iness... -J '
iliss Annie Vissour. of Char-
liit.tcsville, is visiting Mr.' W, ST.
ttester on Icing street.
Mr. E. C. Land, who travels
for a Greensboro fire insurance
coifpany, went to Albemarle this
morning. i
Capt. J. P. Moore spent last
night at home and returned to his
duty at Hickory this morning.
Mr. a. if,,. Ritchie, day transfer
clerk for the Southern Express
Company " here, ia spending the
day in Albemarle. Mr. Charley
Prpst, the night msn, is holding
down his place for him.
Mrs. W. L. Boggs and child
left thia morning for Gaffney, S.
C, to spend a few days viwting
relative and friend.
Mr, T, J. Brown, of Cooleemee."
who haa been visiting relative'
in the city, returned home this
morning. 1
Mrs. W. F. Jonea went to Kan-
napolis thia moraine to join Mr.
Jonea who ia superintending the'
building of the new Preabyteriaf
church there.
Mis Virginia Busby went to
Charlotte this morning to spend
th day.
Mr. Caldwell Propst, of Spen
eer, apeat Sunday in Conccrd vi
iting hi parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. A. Propst,
Mr, B. P. Lertt. of Concord,
waa" i Slib1fry visitor Manila?.'"
Mr. N. W. Collert went tn Bar-
ber thia morning on a short busi
ness trip.
Manager li VS . Frund, of 8al-
iaburv Gas and Electric Compa
ny, left this morning for Cincin
nati, Ohio, ta take in the Ohio
Valley Exposition. He will be
absent from the : city about a
week.
Mr. 11 If, Brown went to Al
bemarle this morning on insur
ance bueiness.
Mr. F. S. Brown, manager of
Reid's store, left hast night for
New York where he goes to pur
chase new good,
with Mrs. E. B. Neave.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Kaita spe.tt
Sunday afternoon in Charlotte. -
Mr. and Mra. J. P. Cathey
spent Sunday in Charlotte visit
ing relatives.
Mr. Jas. P. Cook, of The Up
lift, Concord, was a Salisbury vis
itor last Bight,
Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Fisher and
children have returned from
Blowing Rock where they spent
the aummer at the Green Park
hotel '
Mra. Jamea Kirk, of High
Point, who baa been visiting Mrs
T. L. Garner, j-turned home to
day. To Attend Hons Party.
Miss Susie Whitehead left this
morning for Knoxville, Tenn., to
attend a house party at the home
of her friend Miss Annette Bran-
deau. She joined Miss Mary Mor
ris Richardson, of Greensboro,
and Miss Sadie Booe, of Winston,
here and all three young ladies
took western, 11 for KnoxviUo to
attend the party. ,
Oirlt Go to Scbooli.
A bunch of girl from points
down the Yadkin road were tn
the city this morning on their
way to achool. Some of them
were going to Greensboro ' and
others lo Raleigh.
Ice Cream Sapper,
The Ladies' Aid Society of
Holme Memorial . chnrch will
give an ice cream supper tonight
on the church lawn from 7 to !&'
o'clock. The public is invited to
come out and help in. a good
cause.
Eratical th Dm
On Wednesday last Dr. John
A. Ferrell, ef Raleigh, an expert
on Hookworm Disease, and now
engaged as leeretary in the cam
paign to eradicate the disease
from this State, gave to the phy-
lieianS of Ruwnu county a most
inUrestiug asd startling address
on Ihij maludy. His convincing
words founded on examination
already madi in this State leave
no room for doubt that we havt
the disease with as in this very
city and cointy, in all clauses of
Pople.. ' ; ' .
Among the college studunta of
thia State 40 to 50 out of every
hundred have" been found infect
ed with this disease. The mem
bers of the State militia were.ra
cently examined and about W
per cent were found to harbor
theae littl worme. Th same e-it
be said of all thsses examine 1.
I'm physicians of th county
are sc iiuch i interested in the
matter thai. Lhiv Dassed ii::.ini
mously t retnlu'tion to eo-'er by"
committee with' the ity CJuncil
and with the achool baurd, in the
effort to hv every pupil in our
public schools tamlned for tins
disease.?.. Dr. , Jalin Whitehead,
Dr. M: L, Sit or i and Dr. Poole
were appointed nnember cf the
committee. : "
Abstract of Dr. rerreU't Addrest
Evidence exisU which show
Out the ancient ffltvntiaW'. suffer
ed with this sama..da'r'4B
Europe It Jtas been Inowji since
183S. , tnlWi cQitty it hts been
i.-. ..L i -.si I
11 IU.S ueru
I Veam, It
htS-Siis
rith tho ne?
kuuws ouiy aifnuuv ivu yuurw.
was .probably brought
country from Africa wi
gro. ; -
The disease is eonrine.1 t the
South because of the .rltisVc
which is favorable to the lit? t
the 'parasite. - It is Iriprcnl dis
ease. The worm die tn cold or
dry climates. : It thrives btst in
moist, sandy ou. It w siire:id
and propagated in the Sauth, hV
pollution of the soil from circicsa
habits and by unsanitary privies.
It is more common in ta-j eruu
try, less common in town an 1 ci
ties which' have sewage systcivs.
It invade all classes, the r ch M
well as the poor. ; .
' Th Worm Itself.
The worm live in the inlettine.
The female lay an engruinis
number of very small egtfJ, srnd in
a case of moderate aeverityv.a
person with tbe disease will pass
in the atoola from one to .four
millions of egga in a single day.
It is easy then to see how the soil
may be polluted. These eggs can
live from six weeks to six month.
Whenin the proper soil, they
rapidly develop into very small
worms o small that overal of
them could move freely in a sin
gle drop of water. Thene tiny
worms are now ready IV enter
some human being. : They do o
by coming in contact with th
bare skin, usually of the feet or
hands, causing what is knowr. as
"ground itch" or "dew itch."
The worm bores through the skin
gets into the blood, goes to the
lungs, and Anally lodge iu the in
testines. ' There it li"e by suck
ing the blood from the intestinal
wall. ; '
When a thousand of these are
in one individual the loss,rf blood
i enormou. and the flush of
hetlth (lowly give ay1 to a
waxy pallor the skin becoming
dry, the strength diminishing,
and the mind dulled.
In a mild, case; however, the
victim feel sick and yet not sick
enough to consult, a physician.
'Work Don in This State.
Thousands of people have been
examined for the disease college
student. State militia, naval re
serve and . others. : Only fiiur
counties in tbe State have been
thus far free from the disease.
Rowan county -ia not one of th
SMth Careliaa th Scan Maui Cot-
ttt Between Fcatbtrst udBk-tM
Columbia, S. C, Sept. 13.
Keen interest and a larje early
vote ia reported in the Democrat
ic primary from' all parif of the
State today. The candidates are
to be chosen tor Governor, Adju
tant 'Jeneinl, Railroad Commis
sioner, , Representative In two
districts and members to congress
iu two aiaincis. iiie mum con
test is bstween C. C. Feather-
stone, the State-wide prohibition
advocate, ana V. U Blees,iam
pion local option candidate! .
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PHYSICAL CLASH. .
Finland to Defy Russia,' Plan
for Absorption.
Helsiugfers, Sept 13.-i"hyi-cal
clashes between tho giant
Russian Empire and tiny Duciy
Finland ia believed to be inevita-)
ble. The Finnish diet meols t-
morrow and it is expected will
adopt auch a defiant course tow
ard the Ctar'a plan for the ab
sorption of Finland that a strug
gle will be precipitated. In this
struggle Finland hopes to put up
such a stout resistance , that it
will force intervention.
BETRAYED THE PEOPLE.
Chainnan Mock.- Strongly Ar
raign th Republican Party.
rlew.Tirk,. 8cpriS.rht In
tfflsadvaj'acy of the new national
ism OoUpfiosevelt admits the Re
'poWiaacs jrty during the seven
years he was JPreifldcnt betray
ed the people of the United 8taJ
is the contention . of 'Nororag
Mack, chairman Democratic Ac
tional committee. Mr. Mat.t ad
this afternoon the result yester
day waa merely an indication of
what is to be expected at this
fall's election,
DEA.TH OP MR. PHUTR.
Brother of Mrs. Quinn Die at Hi
Horn tn Dannlle.
News of the death of Mr. Rob
ert Smith Phifer, of Danville,
Va., was received here yesterday.
He waa a brother of Mrs: M. C.
Quinn of this city and was about
58 years old. The funeral takes
place this afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Southern's popular excur
sion from Charlotte to Richmond
tomorrow will pass here at 9:30
o'clock . tomorrow .'night, and
reach Richmond at 6 :')0 (Thurs
day morning. This is a splendid
opportunity to see Richmond and
the various places of interest in
and around the city. Excursion
ists will have three days and two
nights in Richmond. The price
for the round trip from Salisbury
is .M.
. Commencing yesterday the em
ployes of the Spencer shops went
back to , the eight hours per day
schedule. They will work six
day in the week. The order is in
effect until further notice.
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The object of the -campaign
against the disease is to prevent
the apread of the disease by keep
ing the soil free from pollution.
This can be done by the use of
the sanitary privy in the country
or where there is no sewage ys-
tem, and by having proper sys
tem of disposal of sewage from
town and cities. (Salisbury now
pollutes hundreds of acres ot
good tilled land by emptying ii
sewage into shallow creeks which
periodically ovqtiow large
areas.) '";', ; ,.u -i
The enre of the tlisean is easy
and sure, the above mentioned'
methods of prevention are the
chief difficulties to be overcome in
tits mmpiicv. again. fei:
Local CesWitiesu Nat Raapesabl far
ft the Reiult.
Portland, Muie, Sept. 13 Lo
cal conditions were not responsi
ble for yesterday's Democratic
victory. 'Hie people in the main
voted on national issues. High'
prices, contfol of the Republican
party in the 'Interest of the trustn.
Cannonisin, U . contributed to our
victory. The people of this coun
try are tired f Repnblivan m'F
ruli. Governor-elect PlaUied,
who swim) Republican M&ino in
to the Dejiiooritic column for the
Lfirst time "in fyirty years, sum
marized in. Ihe. above statement
the opiniom of the Democratic
leader arc responsible cause for
the turn-over.r U is admitted
that the Progressive movement
which is sweeping the country,
was a potent faittor. The Repub
lican leaders tLiy are claiming
two congressmen; from the wreck
of their machin. They say the
official returns will show the elec
tion of Asher '.C. Hinds in the first
and Congressman Ouernzy in the
fourth. ' J ,
The DoiaocraSc'leaderg dispute
tliis and insist that all four of
their congressional candidates
have been successful. It ia cer
tain that Die Democrata will have
!imjority oA joint Ballot in the.
iigislaturo. insurvig a Dcmocrat
c , successor to Uulfe( States Sen
ator, Hale. Plaisd'a plurality
willfxceed 9,000. As result of
the election therw a possibility
that lha Main 'prohibitory law
may-be resnbmittito the peo
ple. . X - .
Chance for All four' '
Portlaud. Maine, Soit.'l3.
GeneraT,thourh incomplete t
trn from all over Main at noon
KmJay allowed that the is still a
obencetthatf The Deatuerats win
capture all four- congressional
PAPERS ISSUED,
Packer to Face a Possible Jail
Sentence.
Chicago, Sept. 13, Pederal
Judge Lund is today issued mrtti-
musses for the arrest ot ten lead
ing packers throughout the coun
try. A a result thia action holds
that the companies which were
organized under the name na
tional packing company and al
leged to have controlled the price
of meat, are brought face lo face
with a possible jail sentence.
The indictments were returned
against thorn late yesterday, "out
it is not expected to be necessary
to serve the warrants as the pack
ers will appear in court today
with bondsmen: '
, RESULTS OF ELECTION.
A Decided Shock Mr. T&ft Will
Hardly Stand for Re-election.
Beverly, Mass., Sept. 1?.
There was "no statement for the
public," given out at the aummer
capitol today. The results of the
Maine election wa a decided
shock and little attempt was
made to conceal tbe fact,- 'Al
thoush nothing (bordering on a
statement or even an intimation
eame from the President direct,
the idea is adopted by common
consent here that Presideni Taft
will not be a candidate far re
election. The eyes of all' tie po
litical generals of the sdmigtistrav
tion forces are now turiiad on.
Ohio and New York arid lbs best
strategists of the' party will be
called on to lend t heir aid M the
contests to be foilght in these two
States. -., -!,
The Winston Sentinel says:
The Southbound Railway haa or
dered 60 flat oars and " 100 box
cars to be used on their road '
which will probably he completed
in October. The facials are aim
I making ehd:;le ,f ratea.-s :..
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