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NORTH CAROLINA. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 31. W.
OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN EASTERN NORTH CAROLINA
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SUM or THB
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a Ku. Tel., Dec. so -The fed
eral troop* sent out to cru.h the w
olutlonlsts in the state of Chihuahua
arc penned OP in the Mexican ',wn
ol Pedernelee end their eommander.
'General Nerarro. to a prlaonor in th,
hand, of th* rabeb, according to n
?Mired hero fodaj.
IwMl jpfl
out
and all ??!???* 'ft ?
nr ol the rebel'.
Three thovi.and rebel. are la the
Ml la wealed and northern CWau
ahua afalnat the regular forcee. An
-othar regiment of federate la tnwtl
north tMflf.'froBi the TnlHtifr tone
of the City of Mexico with artier* to
wke ae prtonew. >J'
UttkM wrongs which the rebel*
' teeter* are Inflicted upon the people
by the government of the state ol
Chihuahua ar? rodressed, the revolu
tionists have threatened to put Nav
arro to death . Jf '-p; {? ijf
The provisions of the death threat
agilnst Navarro, which was sent to
the war ministry Id Moxico City in
dicated that the main animus of the
uprising is now directed against the
Chihuahua atato government rather
than the Diaz regime.
The dictators of the state govern
ment of Chihuahua is constituted
of OoTornor Terrasas and Enrlque
both of whom are? accused of undo*
fohdnees for American capita* and
capitalists while the poor are ground
Into poverty under exhorbltant tax
rftos. V i- :
Many of the poor class -small
'arte owners and laborers; whd are
in the ranks of the rebel amy de
clare that the government was starv
Ing them to death
RIHTXIAH DBOOBATIom
HARDY'H naco STORE.
<naar in Qu Honeymoon lant
habpt's imro stork.
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On account ot Christmas Day t
lng on Bunday this year H I* to
hoTw) that all the raeretonls ot f
city will cl?e their reapoetlra placM
oMju>1mu on Monday December 8
in orier" to give their employes an
additional day of reet. Monda)
should be obMrtrf In Washington ai
a glnsral holiday aid the Dally Ne?.
hopes erery mcrrhnt *111 obaorri
the day. ?
The clerks and employ? hare gn
en their employera faithful sen let
this HUM aw) tt la not):Inn mot)
than right an* proper that thej
should have consideration tor theU
hot once a yeai
and then are ao elaas ot people wh<
glte more time to their wor* thai
the clerks. Let Jlonday be u day o
rest la Washington. 'j
This paper undersUnda Monda
wCI be generally observed all af|
North Carolina and it la belt***
that Washington will be added to th
"I-""- ~
*Tery store In the city should no
open IU door* on thai day but ever
clerk and employe" glveu a full da
off to twit and enjoy the orc??loi
with wife and ohftdroa. . "*?/ *1
chrihtmaa caxoy * "iJrH
HAJttWd imr<i HTORC
DUOLETS PLflCE
BROKEN INK
I-ast night between ten-end .elew
o'clock someone' entered thl> ncs
beer saloon of Mr. William Dudlft
on Water street. The entrance wa
made through the hack window b;
breaking the glass
Mr. Dudley has not as yet boci
able to ascertain how much was tl
ken from hta place.
ICHltlSTMAK CANDY
HARDY'S BSHJ HTORB
The, man who Usee twice aa faal
as he ought to Is apt to aee double.
$M (or tbe oo<r. ,
CHRISTMAS CANDY ;
UAIU?\-H l*IO
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Mllfi. JOHN C. KoMlAri
KXTKRTAWKD I.Uf SH;H1
Mm. John C. Rodman eatertalnet
the Bridge Club at her bom- on W
Vain atreet laaTevenlng from s tc
ir. Iiefreehmenta w?r? served Mn
Rodman always entertains la a waj
to pleaae and attrac t and at laat ?v
?nine ?he proved no exception. N<
aocial function of the tnanj glvea ii
Washington thla aaaaon carried wi^|
If mor? pleasure and merriment
Your voice and your friends voices
can be heard on an Edison Phono
fraph.
Tricea and terma to aalt everj
poe**. , .
BUM BROTHERS'.
Tht Pi?nr? Frim?rf
ashington's Greatest - Department - Store
ATTENTION CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS I
Yoo oa|y htve tee sow to do yoor Xnas ihoppinf ?3 why not cone t?oui
re, whew tm caa get SERVED QUICKLY* where the variety of Gibs ar; LARGER where
ttmlUa BETTER qOODS for SAKE MONEY. Kb ?* the rash w3?
M' I?.a Laln Mtet* iM?i mmtm tn <lai> ??- ' ' "I , J*
ici is nop job flcwci /Our presents io*uiy. ^ ife<
Only 3 More Buying Days Then Christmas
Xarbo4T who tu to ?U7 Christ- UTigtll BH
tor a bab, you?c a% HH
J ^ Jarfllnlere . <v. -
' < Cwdte Stl?W- to pr
The kind we offer will sailfy him.
A Fine Suit or Over- ? ?-*tua ?~w
n All robbar, pvutMd W.tef
s tioat I nro*t,..,.g K" ?
Wb. hwIMh 1? ?nl mirubw
1 i GKVTH' TIUVIXIXII HKTH
' Cmt*h>lq( Comb, Drnah, Tooth
{ ?nd_N?il Bruab, back of black
Ptlcas ??0.00 ?o MUM | ebony. In laathor caaa tIMW to
-#?-?rfci p|
? i ?' i*T
H CUFF LINKS
It of h?*d! ?old plated Me T5e
a r??
BPBCIAli PRICK ON FTR8
80Id hi jteU or separate, beauti
ful black DDffe, barrel or pillow
styles, f7.00 and $7*9
Now arrival of Centomerl Gloves,
j * I the Jl.afc kind for ?t.oo
*U|- 'fowela for pmbroidery purpose*
m ?? m s
Se -i
The Dally Ntwi has received troc
Mr. w. N. putt. Mte HortkuHnrlai
lUlelgb. N. C., a copy of the pram
Idas ?wok)M the North Carotin, ho
tlcultnral products by the' Nation.
bold l
Council Bluffs, Iowa. November 10-1
1*10 which thla paper take* pleasur
hi publlahlag below
At thla (rut exhibition there wer
fruits, nuta, and vegetable* froi
to Moxlco and from the Jkt
?conn to Paclflo?there tx
II atate In all competing. It
atatea that against the kHM
competition
bring back
trophy lor the boat Eener.1 collects
of Irult In the Bulled Statee. T?
rtlfeepatake* tor Uw tha heal
tlon of MUa In ta. Da KM
theao two champloaahlp III
North Carollaa won for*r bhi
twelve r*d, t?4 ate w(ilt
tho htjkoal nmahci taken ^ an
?latelarthe uaioa, ! r!f
AO PHfMtUHB. . > . _?J V,. ,
Wlvor Trophy, value HOIK?Sw-h
stakes on' boat display of frails In U
tinned mmif
Silver Trophy, value 1160?Be.
| plale display of apple* from Bastet
and Qulf Statoa.
Bilrer : Trophy?Sweepatakei c
bast collection of nuts in rnltc
States. :? '.
Bllver Trophy?Bcr.l Collation <
English walnuts.
Sliver TVophy?Best display Of v?
?tables from Eastern and Ou
States. "
j Copper Trophy ? Best display1 $
; peanuts in United States?Mr. Geo
Orecn. Wilton, K. C.
? Gold Medal?Best display coot
merclally canoed c?rn. 'T
Ocld Medal?display
merclally canned tomatoes. ^
Geld Medal?Beet display com
merclally canned asparagua.
dpfd Medal?Best, display com
merclally canned vegetables.
' CJofd Medal?Best display com
mercially canned pears.
Gold Medal?Best display com
merclally canned peaches.
Gold Medal?Best display com
mercially preserved fruits.
Gold Medal?Best display com
mercially canned fruits.
Gold Medal?Best box oranges?
Miss Emma J. Howland, Beaufort. N.
a ( v u ?
Gold Medal?Best general collec
tion of cltruK and subtropical fruits.
Gold Medal?Best plate mocker
nnts?Jale 8harp, Greensboro, N.
Gold Medal -?Beit Collection Fil
bert*?Mr*. w. a. ?Hoiioweii. cttfrs
boro, N. C
Gold Medal?Best plate Butter
Bats?Geerg? ?. Miller, 8ylva. R
o.
Gold Medal?Best Plate Walnuts.
Mrs. flwieeQood, Mocksvllle. X. C.
Gold Medal?Beet Plate Japanese
Cfceatauta?3. Van Lindley, Pomona,
N. C. \
Gold Medal?Best Collection of
Sweet CHeatnute? Rx-Sberlff No
land. Haywood Couaty. N. C.
Gold Medal?Beat Colleetlo* of pe
can*.
GoW Medal?Best Plates of ante
rwwn by exhibitor?J.s M. French,
RIcMaods. N- C
Cold Medal?Beat genera}, display
fawin-e nerslmmons?Mr. Betts, of
N. C.
Gold Meia!?Best general display
Ank'-'V-n ~-mimmon??Jim Hlggs,
Rslelfh N C.
Apple Special.?-Best ten plates of
?rnlpf '0?jt vv*as thaa flvd varieties,
ib^-oi from sny stat* in the Union:
fir?* ?^!ae awarded to Sparger
Mt. Mry S. C. (This
a power spraying
>%flt cot-">1^p, including engine val
-ed t>* was competed for by
"*r thirty, states.) *
P-st Display of Pear* in Commer
Us! PacJralfes.?Third Prise: Award
Orchard C?r., Mt. 'Airy.
Biw? PUI, OMvUr of Ociw ?
to Slit* T??t
let Cou?tv. N. C.. on th
rlrtlM- Tboma?,
r Ufflom.-Iwuil prliw
W. Holt. Bnrlti>oD. I
IFF THE
Best Display Pumpkin! Third
prlM: Meryh?o<ll?o? Ei-Bh?rl<r No
1?4. Haywotd coo??j. N. C.
D?t Packed Barrel of Apple*.?
First Prise: Merchandise--Boiling
Hall. WajroesriHe, N. C
Marshall Bros.' Special.?Beat ten
Plate* Wlnaap Apples.?Firat Priae:
1041 Brat olaaa cherry treea, value $?0
?Won by Boiling Hall. Wayneavine,
fcjC
f Stark tew. Best Plata I
Stay man Wineaap Apples.?Firat I
prise: Sft# frat ?laaa Stay man Wine
sap apple trees, ralue $50?won by
,J. C. Bushnell. Saluda. N. C. j
Priaes ob piste exhibits of spplea:
Buckingham ? First Pris* ft? (
Sparger Orchard Co.. Mt. Airy. N.
Delicious?-Second prlt?. 2?J. C.
Bushnell. S**ds. N. C.
^ I^O^w-Tfclrd prise, 50c.?Clar
>nc^ Call. North Wllkesb^o, N. C.
Qrarrensteln?Second priae. fl?
j. Van Ltndley, Pomona. N. C.
Albemarle Pippin?Third Prise,$1
>Ming Hall. WsyneavUIe. N. C.
Rtxbury Russet?Mrst prise, $ I?I
J. Van Ltadley. Pomona. N- C.
Bhockley ? Second prise^ $1 ?I
J. Van Llndley. Pomona. N. C. J
American Llmbertwlg,?Second
prise, $1?8parger Orchard Co., Mt.
Airy. ft. C.
Bonutn ? First prise, $3 '?
Sparger Orchard Co., Mt. Airy. N.
b
Kinnard ? First prise, $2 ?
Sparger Orchard <*d:? Mt. Airy, NT.
C. ' " * - i .
Monarch ?Firat prise. |2 ?
Sparger Orchard Co., Mt. Airy# N.
Itt *'?.
? uoyai UmMHwi|(- -J4 prize, $1?
?Sparger Orchard do:, Mt Airy, N.
V' 1 r
Red "LlmbcrtwIg^Tgt prize $J?
sparger Orchard Co.. Mt. Airy, X.
'C.
Virginia Beauty?First prize. $2?
Chaa. A. Webb. Ashevllle, N. C.
Virginia Beauty?2d prize. * 1 ?
Sparger Orchard Co., Mt. Airy, N.
C.
Nickajack?First Prl*e, $2 ?
i Sparger Orchard Co.. Mt. Vlry, X.
r '
j Mi A fee ? Third price. 50c ?
Sparger Orchard Co.. Mt. Airy. X.
C.
Beach?Third priap, 50c?J. C.
Bushnell. Saluda, N. C.
Awards on Unclsssifled Fruits:
Beet plat? Mltler Pears?lat prise:
J. Van Lindley. Pomona', N. C.
Beet plate Magnolia peers?First
priae: J. Van Lindley, bomona. X.
C> ^
Best pi A# Kieffer Pear*?Third
prise: Mies Hmraa J. Howland, Bean
fort X. C.
Best "plate Jap. Russet Pean*? 1st
Spergpr Orchard Ce., Mt. Airy, K.
C. 1, '"T ? 1
Boat put. Swmt Runaat PnW~'j
First prise: BolTlsg Waynee
ville, N. C.
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MARDPa MKCO HTOHR.
Four
days to Xmas
J . ? ?*. JS 1 T.yi ???. ?; I.1I.V.TJ
Dec. 21
Be Kind to
the
Weaty Shopgirls
OHHtJHMi ON MRH.
U0BD05 WAS SI in->-n I.
Mr?. N". ?. Cordon of Ikla city, wai
operated oa br Dr. Howard A- Kelly
a: n;? private sanitarium jraatordar In
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HEAD ur COURT
PIHST TIME IK HISTORY AN AS
SOCIATE JUSTICE HAH BRKN
MADK THE CHIRP JUSTICE -i
t'KRKMONY WITNKHHEI) BY 1>IH
nXOCMBEI) COMPANY.
Washington. Dec. SO.?In the pre*
ence of ft distinguished gathering "*
the little courtroom. Kdv?r4 Doug
lftM White vu today elevated from
associate justice In the Supreme
Court of the United States to tM
chief justiceship.
The cllmftx of the coremonlee oc
curred when Associate Justice Har
lan aa senior member of th? court,
added to the new chief justice the
judlclsl oath. It was subecrlben to
on the bench ltoelf. Instead of at the
clerk's desk as Is ordinarily the case.
Chief Justice White white taking the
oath held in his hand e Bthle which
has been used by nearly srerj^felef
Justice end as th? Justice on elmilat
occasions during the last century, but
unlike most of them, he kissed the
book at the conclusion of the oath.
For the first time In history sn as
sociate Justice "had been derated to
the chief Justiceship and for thg first
time a president and senate of one
political party had honored a member
of a rival party by placing him at the
head of the highest court in tho
land.
Because of the overwhelming mod
esty of Chief Justie White, official
of the court were unctttaln us lo the
exact detalla of the ceremony of the
day until they had actually occurrcd.
In a general way, the Urvad customs
attending the induction Into office of
the head of the court were tonow
|ed. j y ? -
uniiue the inaugmatlon of a
president as the head or th? coordi
nate branch of the government, the
induction into office of a chief jua
tlce of the United States haa alway*
beet) a comparatively unostentatious
occasion.
Instead of an eacort from the cap
ital to the White House composed
of gaily attired civic organization^
and Masoned military commands, a
new chief juatlce haa only his black
robed brethren on the bench In pro
cesslon from the robing room to the
courtroom; Instead of his approaen
being heralded by the loud huzzas of
cheering thousanda, the udvance to
power of a new chief justice la an
nounced by nothing more than the
solitary tones of the court crier; In
stead of an inaugftral address out
lining his policies, the only utter
ance of a new chief Juatice la t'ue sol
emn words of hi* oath of office. s
The dignity resting In the customs
founded on the swearing Into c*Sco of
Joss Jay. John Rutledge. Oliver Ells
worth and John Marshall, and per
fected in the days of Roger B. Taney
Salmon P. Chaae; Morrison R. Watte
and Melville W. Puller waa net ma
terially disturbed today by radical in
novations.
The oeretaonles of elevatlag an mu-'
sociate justice of the oourt Into the
chief justiceship of the nation began
la the secret cenflaee of 'th* court's
robing room.
It is hare that tfct oath of aile
BtaBW la a4mlnlater*d. Jut*before
'?? court Ukm lu plu. o? Oh fcneh
BOTH MEN
P ARE CAPABLE
Mr. L4>ula Kermsn has been ap
pointed one of the an|iaMra at the
city electric light plant on Jicfippat
of the day current betas atarted.
Mr. William J one* goes on duty at
12 o'clock m., and cornea off duty at
IS ?. m.
Mr. Karmaa goee on duty at IS
p. m and atopa at is m.
Mr. Jooea haa been the engineer
at the electric light plant for a year
?r more and haa proved a moat ef
ficient and capable oMetal. Mr. Ker
man while a aew mm la folly com
petent.
The oath prepared for todalpe^oeea?
alon followed thre form preaarlhaA
by law. It read:
"I. Edward Douglaaa White, da
solemnly awear that I will rapport
aad dafead th? constitution at the
United States against all enemies,
foreign aad domestic; that I will
bear true faith and allaglanae to tha
aame; that I tah? thia obllsaUon
freely, without any mental reserva
tion or purpoee of evaalon and that
I will well and faithfully discharge
the tfutlee Of the oSce on which 1
an about to enter. Bo help ma
Ood."
rOVQUT FOR CONFEDERACY
ft waa a similar oath of allegiance
that created auch a tempest In the
court back (n reconstruction days.
Hffncc, unuaual interest was center*
ed In It* administration today to tho
first chief Justice whd uad borne
arms in the cause of the Confederacy
by the senior associate Justice of the
court, Justice Harlan, who ha<) bonm
arms at th? same time In tha cause
of the hatton.
Doubt had existed before the cere
monies aa to whether the new chief
Juatice would halt at lhe eierk a desk
in the court room to take the bath
there, as most of the men who hav??
occupied positions on the bench have
lone, or whether he would aasume
his usual place on the bench and take
the oath there as Chief Justice Chaae
lid.
There waa doubt, alao, aa to wheth
5r he would hold in his hand the his
toric Bible that practically air the
:h!ef Juatloea and aaaociate Juatioes
lave used In thla ceremony, or wheth
?r he would follow the custom of
3hlef Justic? Chaae in taklns the
>ath on a Bible provided for the oe
THE JUDICIAL. OATH.
The oath which the new chief Jut
tic* subscribed to tn the open court
Is known ss ths judicial oath, ss dis
tinguished (torn the eath of allegl
snce. It read:
"I, Bdwsrd Douglass White, do sol
ftmaly swear that I will administer
lustice without respect to persons
sad do equal right to the poor aad
to th? rich, aad that I win faithtni
ly aad impartially discharge aad per
form all the dutlee incumbent on me '
sa chief Justice of the Called States
according to the beet of my abilities
sad understanding agreeably to the
oonstltutlon aad laws of the Catted
Biates. Bo help me Ood." "*
Some mea make
falUag thaa others by beftag I
Pal.
BED ROOM SUPPERS
( a<W i0 >11 colon 98c to 9140
CWWww la all colors 98c
Men* In Taa and Blacks 91.59 to 92.00
These are very Useful and appreciative gifts Call
in and see tbe large variety of useful Xrnas in our
?bowing
Bowers- Lewis Co.
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