^ VOL. m
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S ram m
I IK
At This Stag* of the Game C
P-,' (k^ftqwUcn Machine Is
It la the Domln
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WUbtactan. Feb. 1.?W, H. Taft t
la ike oae best bet In the Republican i
nomination handicap. t
i V v At least this Is the way It looks to 1
me today, and I hare tried to view i
-the ettuatlon, if possible, without t
prejudice. 1
f base my prediction on the theory o
tket Special Privilege, aa represented I
br'AMrlck. PtnroM. Bmoot. Lods*. 1
Crane, Quggenhelm, J. P. Morgan, v
J. D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, t
| aart the tariff trusts, still dominate I
L the Republican machine. And It a
V mast never be forgotten that the Ro- x
/ publican machine, and pot the Re- |
r publican voters, rules National Re- t
' puWlfoaA conventions and name# ths t
dresidential eeaMffiie
. Tie only deduction that fhe read- t
er may drav front the foregoing .is 1
toot nr. TMt HUM HUUM, not t
ti'urf tho ptoplo deolro hl? r?- I
notnMntlon. bat boennoe the Big In- I
tanatn deolro hla re-noalnntlon; not
lioonn Mr, Tnft ban- enrnod n ra- i
nOXudoR by repreeentlni the tntereetn
ot the onnunon pnople of the ,
ceoafCT A?t hecnooe hn-hna enned n ,
ro-nom (nation by repreeentlnt the
Inln onlo Ot Bperlo.1 Prlrlle?e ^
Tlira muu to be an tncreAlng 1
talk about Rooeevelt. but 1 do not i
| AT TUB LYRIC TONIGHT ]
"Bwto'i Hetl Purgatory" a Featare
at (fao Lytic This BrfnlDg. t
? The feature attraction at the Lyric
tonight la that of "Dante's Inferuor."
This picture needs no lntroductlon
&a it has received the great- i
.eat of oOTBBent threughout the conn- ]
I try from all the leading newspapers. ,
lauded by the press all over the i
. country as the moat remarkable set,
ef #lma ever presented to the hu- j
man eye. and reveals to the public \
i history that which taken months of ?
a atudy to master. * _ 11
.This picture should be seen by t
erbr appreciate the story. Special i
* v matinee hM been arranged for the |
/ w aflteraob* for those who could not
t^ cast oat at night at special prices
t Cte aid He, at the night perform'
anno the prices will be children 15c
> aaC atntta 15c. Only two perform- (
asses vM be girea between the hour
f T:ft and 11:?0 '
/Ihoae *ho hare never seen this
A PIdtere will make no mistake In see-1
lag it. Cor It Is an opportunity that '
yes, star never hare extended again.
STOLE TORBSnWR
FORCHILD'S GRVE
1Mb toft U Pond Owe the
(liwii ot PwioHd Pother's
'OftlF Horn.
Mom*. Oft.. Feb-, t?A tombstone
?w etefee from a marble rarfl here '
1 iwtattfct '
) the lllilefte. ?a a matte prodac^
?*H. * )??** br ft hupb. ?a
rmk-t4 Mi, la ft.eamaftarr at Uaa
Ulfttf a crane where reeta the Mr
Mb MMb ?If ehfld. who died
I SSSeBsii
^, ??t m*tmJ
tho pn yard
at the police hate not, foood that
. Win had acetxpplloee Is tbe theft"
let* to him and they tudl under.
etaoO-how he aroorapltahed it nnleee'
' h? paternal print and M* yaaratop
> to mark Ui (t>lld'e prate Jpnt him
tho atrnepth of a
S ., ?r . 1 1 %.??
*Niacs ' TO mMtore ?
aehlapttm.D c., Faht .l.-8Atdr
?fa l. of hwim. today toHP?Hi
a bill authorial? tho-do^
. appalalmiat of ?tor C. HalaaJr.. to.
L" lhai TOaphai netaelae hi. old raak
opeaAiaot a?M?ar.;':-,s tee
H? name wae atrfeka* float
tho ctfirpf hhh araf Phlla he waa a
i-. p?aaar la Uap Star f?r tha ftor,
ML' d*?T Wuilam H. A? of How
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>ur Correspondent Thinks
Still In the Running as
sting Power
hlnk the machine politician* will
lermlt hlfc nomination. If Rooseelt
should be nominated, however,
believe he wonld be defeated. It
roe during hie administration that
he prevent abnormally high cost of
Ivlng was piled up; largely because
the aystem of excessive protection
a wfcJeh Mr. Roosevelt believes. Mr.
loosevelt la an Aldrlch-Smoot-Penese
Republican on the tariff queslon
so far an/ aij^one knows, but if
ie should come oat, on Progressive
Idq o* the tariff Issue, It would only
o*ke him isas desirable to the Re- I
>ut>llc*a rawlilM, ud his npmlnafcn
would btj even Iom probable
hen it-is nof*. "r?!.. .....
Robert M. LaRollette. the one man
nentloned in connection with the j
Ispubllean nomination on whom the |
people can pot their linger on every
while question of. the day. cannot
>e nominated. In my opinion the renon
being, only that the people canlot
vote on presidential ndmlnees.
Any day. of'course, may bring do- .
elopments to change the positions '
it thb men on the political checker I
>oard. bnt the above Is the sltuattos I
is it appears to your correspondent 1
it this writing.
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1(188 LBI8CHMAN PALLH
DISLOCATKM 8HOILDKK
\nibaHsiuIor'N .Daughter .Slips .oil *
leaving Kaiser's Palace After
Dance RehcarHal
BERLIN. Fe>. 1?Ambassador
Welshman's daughter, Miss Martha .
Irishman, was unable to-attend the _
Hate ball In the Imperial'palace toilght.
|?
On leaving the palace yesterday "
ifter one of the "trial dances" usually
given before each state ball in
>rder to make sure that the debu- "
antes are fully conversant with In- 1
rlcat? old-fashioned court dances, ,
diss Lelshman slipped fell sidowlse
ind dislocated her left shoulder. ;
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Damaged Boats Brought In.
Norfolk, Va., Feb. I.?The navy
KJlllers Vulcan and Mars have arrived
here from Guantanamo,, bringing
damaged boats from the vessels
>f the fleet that suffered In the storm
which struck them off the coast several
weeks ago. The Vulcan brought
ilso the body of J. W. Brady, a seaman,
who was drowned while swimming
off the fleet anchorage at
Quantanamo The body was forwarded
tonight to 8toneham, Mass., *
the home of the deceased.
2 ?
$1,000,900 FIRE IN HALIFAX.
Acedia Sugar Refining Co. Destroyed I
and One Employe Missing. j
Halifax, N. 8:. Feb. ls-^Ffr* to- I j
flight destroyed the Woodslde plant
ef the .Acadia Sugar Refining.company
here entailing a loss estimated
at-more than a million dollars. Omm
employ? la missing and Is believed
to hare baraed todpath '
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OAVB INTERESTING LBCTUM ,
. .
Air. A. L. French, of fUKfciagfcaa
Chanty, this state, deli re red an intgr- i
MSJag lecture on "Stock-raising in
djAlrw North CaroHna" at* thla
morn tag's session of the , Farmers"
fnstltsiA ehleh ! Wn? ftAld < ?W? <
WBfthMW at thW place Mr.- Franc*
came from Ohio about ten reraa ago
and etarted raising Angus cattla on I
an undeveloped farm, since which
Ith^e ha has turned his holding Into a
modal stock farm and rflso has been |
hipping his brooding cattle all over
thsrrUaJted States. Mr. French tells
what. hlth push and energy can ha
dona In ?shia* atate. The wmalUQg !
wo r.lrly W.ll (IMM ul U? ?ro? '
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hall. MtdlNm .conaty. "STM^isr I 1
aptf destrbysd the place Isslllfcl a
ana atgnt inonaans rent ox itaMn
iWwk" ?* ? r?9
ward of 1100.
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ttate Is Making Strenous Eff
Disease In Eastern North
The counties of Johnson, Craven, I
rates, Bertie, and Beaufort have the 1
tate and County Dtsepensarles tn 1
poratton for the free examination I
nd treaunont of hookworm dlaease. I
'he work in Beaufort county |e be- t
ag conducted by Dr. C. L. Prldgcn, I
agisted by Mrs. Pfldgen, Mlcroacop- <
st. <
Since July 1st the dispensary work i
iaa been OnlBhed in seventeen coun- i
HOBOES' HOLD
FIRST mm
m -v >va wij
CINCINNATI MAYOR WARNS
THEM THAT THEY MUST
BEHAVE.
IN SESSIIHN FOUR DAYS
'MILLIONAIRE HOBO" HOW. OF
ST. LOUIS, NAMED AS TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN?THEIR MISBOM
If} TO WAKE UP PUBLIC.
VT, ''.j.;V r_ f*
r?d?. .1?1"Hobo*"
?t tho Ualtod 8t?t?? opened a four
lan' eaniantlon harn l/idov th. ar.
l?f for the ArrMt of the delegates
rhojddther ?MaM? tavlDi been
withdrawq by Major Hunt.
Major Hunt In withdrawing the
Btder/ahl.d he wonld .allow the men
to assemble bat that thej must hold
their meeting* la. an qrderly manner,
rr there we* any disturbance or bad
behavior on the part of the delegates
:h$y would Jje^arresXed and those
who. could not prove to have, a means
f livelihood would be taken to the
workhouse, .'j
The convention Is under the auspices
of the' Unskilled Migratory and
Casual Workers' Association, as the
?..W
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HOLWA. FlUDAf AFTER
? =fe
Daily 'Pajfci
GROUND HOB DAY
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T
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hi jpc
art to Stamp Out 'this
Carolina With Success L
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ties with the results that joore fean
twenty-six thousands of
>eetr treated, thouaaads were
ined who needed no treatment, and ;
tens of thousands have been acquainted
with the disease and taught
the essentials of sanitation, neglect i
sf which Is responsible for the spread
the dlseasfel The same neglect Is
also wholly Vresponslblo for the
spread of typhoid fever.
MALLISUN BROTHERS
OBSTRUCT THE 0TY
SIDE WALKS
They Daily Violate -City Ordinance
Relative to Placing Obstructions
' on the Street-1?Police Finally
Force Them to Obey
the Law.4
Mallison Brothers, hardware dealers,
on Main Btreet, this city, have
for a long time flagrantly violated a
city ordinance relative to obstructing
the public streets. THE DAILY
?JEWS has fron} time to time called
the attention of'the police offlcials to
such violations, and when it became
so evident that they gentlemen were
appropriating unto themselves a law
of their own; that they were immune
from prosecution and it was plainly
shown that Maillson Bros, were
either favorites of some one in authority,
. or {pr. certain political
reasons oould use the entire street,
in violation of a city ordinance.,the
DAILY NB?Ws took occasion to so
plainly point out the fluty of the officials
that they were forced to removythe
said obstructions. Today a
person can walk along that portion
of Main street without falling oflfer
toves, plows, etcetera. Should the
Messrs. Maillson decide that they can
uki niai p?ri 01 too iiraoi auoua xo
taxpayers for their own use, THK
DAILY NEWS will a?aln call the attention
of the officials of the city to
the fact that the. walk in front of
MALLISON BROS, belongs to the
cltjr and not to MALLISON BJtos.,
and that If Mr. Isaac Back ahd other
citizens are .jnade to obey the" law.
MALLISON BROS, most be made to
HKBIUVf BOO? . OF . ,
nurntu* ootimrr. dbajx
W,*- <"?*, u>?
harftf of Franklin eaa?. H M
at tba hospital IB RklMad. V??
Wlhr-a h? had boas Ulna tor tnatmant.
Thla ana his Orst tana aa
sharlff of this oounty and ha was
about li faan at asa
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PRIEST SUES DOCTORS
FOR MALPRACTICE
950,000 Damage** Are Asked From
Two Prominent Physician* of
Chicago.
Chicago, Feb. 1.?Dr. J. B. Murphy,
a surgeon and Dr. J. F. Golden,
staff physician at the Mercy Hospital
were sued today for?$50,000 dam-'
agea for alleged malpractice.
The'complainant ia the Rev. O. J. I
Small, a Roman Catholic clergyman |
f nbuqua, la., jvhp was operated
upon by Dr. Murphy in" 1909. The'
clergyman claims that as the result,
of ^apparent negligence following an'
operation for the removal of an abscess
on his right leg, itifuction set In !
which necessitated its amputation.
Dr. Morpby left for turopo after!
the operation and did not return for
atx weoka, according to the plaintiff's J
attorney. He says the patient was J
left In charge Dr- Golden. Dr.
Murphy is in Panama.
BIG H.Ml I) WOOD PLANT BIRNED \
Wayuesvllle, N. C., Feb. 1.?Fire
early yesterday morning .destroyed
the main huildlngB of the plant of (
the WajnesvUle Hardwod Co.. doing |
damage estimated at $100,000. It
I is stated that the insurance amounts j
to about $30,000.
The watchman discovered the fire j
and started to try to extinguish ft;
| but fell and was hurt. The Are plug
| was so far away from the buildings
th|t the firemen could not reach the
I blaze with hose.
. The W. C. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
O. B, Car .nail's every Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Fannie
Sugg. Recording Secretary.
The Woman's Guild of Route No.
4 will *o!d a Vaier.une party on
\ Wednesday night, Feb. 14 in thp C.
!b. H. halloa Route No. 4. The
funds received will be used toward*
the erection of an Episcopal church.
18 YOUNGEST GRANDMOTHER,
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Portland. 'Mich., Fob. 1?Ufi
Hattle K Ames claims the dlstlnct.o
of Velrg the youngest grand
. uuuim IU Oiivuifiou ?uu no pnmi UIIU
i\.. o he newly torn daughter
* 1^. deport Am?s Mrs Ames la 36
years of ago.
MrB Avee was 15 years of age
when sho was married. Mrs*Nelson
At well, mother of Mrs. Ames, is n6w
a great grandmother at the age of
55 years.
TO REPRIMAND KNH1CJN.
Washington, Feb - 1-?Ensign*"
refuF'ig tp take the. torpedo boat
I Bid die to sea because of tts bad condition.
has bono found guilty of "laeh
hf aittssoc* " Hit puntshaent wUl
be a reprimand by the Secretary of
I the Naty. - The findings war* baopd
on the mD| of fleer's not reporting
the condTMpn of his boat In time for
repairs.
Mlee Mabel E. Roper of Roper, N.
C., I* visiting Mies Ethel Keeelngor.
In Market etreet.
NEW
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FOUR 11
m.
Contestants, Relatives and
Much Interest and all 1
''Next Tb
T
A1 iBs Contestant, you now hart?^
only about four more worTtlng days r
before the News Voting: Contest will .1
come to a close.
Are you going to be the winner of i
iKA P(..? n t r>-t? -vi-u
.?.? ?. xiiuuu x i 1mi wqicu ib tun
$4 00 Upright Grand Cote Piano, or
will you win one ^of the smaller
prizes?
Make every moment of your time
count from now until the closing day
and be the winner of the piano.
There are attractive bonuB offers
for today and tomorrow. Enlist tho
Bupport of your relatives and friends
today, and let them aaalat you.
Several contestants have been actively
at work for the past few dayB,
and as several of them a^e running a
close race now, we predict that the
winner of the $*trst Grand Prise will
not be very far in the lead unless
Bomo active work is donewlthln the
? STANDING OP C
District No. 1?W a
Miss Olivia Jordan
Miss Lillian Swanner
Miss Mary Shaw
Miss Maullne Ellsworth.
District
Mrs. Marlon T. Mayo. South Creek..<
Miss Reus Rowe, Aurora, N. C
Miss Nina Hedditt. Edward, N. C
District
Mies Alice Woolard
Mies Lucy G. Woolard. R. F. D. No. 2 .
Miss Mary MaiBh, Bath N. C
MIbs Willie Lee Latham, Psntego... .
Miss Nancy Marsh. Bath, N.'C
Miss Ella Baynor, Leechvllle, N. C.. . .
> District
Miss Leta Cartwrigbt, Swan Quarter,
Rules Governing Contest. y
Rule 1.?Only one nominating r
coupon entitling each contestant to h
1.000 votes .wilt bo allowed. It
Rule 2.?Votes can only be obained
by securing subscriptions pre-1?
paid. renewals, collecting past due ?
subscriptions or by clipping fyee vot- ,
up coupons from each issue.
Rule a.?ConteHUtnta may secure
ad many free voting certificates as 1
possible and vote rhom each week. 1
Rule 4.?Monies collected by Con- '
teetanis on subscriptions must be
turned over to Contest Manager by
8 o'clock Saturday night, of the
week In which receipt ie is- '
sued for BfTTtw Failure to make1
report of such collection with- '
io specified time will forfeit your 1
right to votes on *uch amounts
Rule 6?Contest Manager's signature
must be affixed to votes before (
same are vati^ ,v
Rule 6.?No employe of The Dally
Mews, or member of any family connected
with the paper will oe peruittcd
to Pfrrtirtpate In the contest.
Rule 7 ? Subscribers are coutlonod .
to demand a receipt* for money paid
Contestants
^Rule a ?All money for subscrlpilol^nust
be paid to Contest Manager.
who will upon receipt of sanie.
iaue Voting ?Coupons to cover the .
nuount paid In.
Rule m -Any question that may
| arise between contestant* will he deI
rdrmlned by the Content Manager,
I ami this decision will be th^al.
Rule 10.?Contestants are at lib
eny to secure auoecnpiiom - ?ny- ]
whete regardless of what district!
th#jr live In
RAILWAY IMPROYKMKWT.
' Washington. Feb. 1.?President
' Finley. of tbe Southern Railway Co..
' announced today that, as a nieans o'^
supplementing the retentive w aTy
being done hy th^ Company '<jr the
advancement of agriculture in the
territory traversed by ita lines south
of (he P?tomao and Ohio rivers and
east of the Mississippi It has been detrav
j?nM bj tho Uow of Ulo Com pour
| Mr DoIot -will toko (kit mottor
?Mt o?c? with tho prwldoot of wok
ouiKoItoml col logo c?r-v;xV - - '
l!?,?WSl?,tkk Cnm
ONffOftto.^H ? lw ond to wloct
l? k* b?w?u? W
cordwko^ftk wuw 53
on bMWN tho MWMnw ofjk. col-l
siHSiBim
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no: h)i
rth Carolina
THERE
IE WORKING BAYS
j
Friends are Manifesting
Expect to be Winners
iiirsday
rmT '' "
" You don't want to lose the Piano
by a fow rotes, and for that reason
?re urge you to get busy now and get
every subscription possible
BONUS OPKJCR.
Between the dates of Jan. Sl*?t
and Saturday. t4>b. 3rd, the following
three Bonus offers are
made.
The Con tee tan t Mending tu thv
highest number of BobMriptfom,
from each district, will rfeeirc
30,000 Free Votes. \
The second highest, 2Q.90O
Free Votes.
The third highest, 10,000 Pre? *
Votes.
With Double Votes for pverj
Renewal Subscription.
ONTE8TANT8:
Hhlngton, K. C.
. . f. 69t,Uo
. -e ' . 695.44u
. r.. ?ss,oiu
' . . . 423,94')
: No. 3.
itf-.tfi-O
40&.5f"
::3fc
; No. 8.
3$S.*4-"
334,9V"
513.475
*9.91;
17.&9J
14,Cdw
I No. 4.
N. C 335,419
Rul? 11.?The right la reserve* i*
'eject any name for cause, aJa? U?
liter these rules should occasion 4teuand
Rule f2?Votes can not be Omb*
erred by one contestant to HSMfeor
ifter same have been placed Ce her. ,
:redlt.
Kul.e 13.?All out of tovn Oatwetuits
are allowed the privilege ?t
nulling their coupons and mom? ejected
for Hubscrtptlons; snch lottery
diould be addressed (o Contort Man
tger. Dally News The ^Mrtriarti %?
i-our postofflce wr tlae
ind date said le untered
your of
ters or packages
mark of the lasoffice
nearest the
proposition made
reptable.
Therefore lett
bearing the poBti *
Mall leaving your &
hour and date nan
stilon made by us i
To all who entei
guarantee fair and
jnent.
For any lnformatic
drees the Contest Mai.
will cheerfully be gl\
Your? reap?- ?
Ml S3 KTHRHv .
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HctMNtale m Vac
4 months. 11 00 j
months. 11.*0 ^Y.,
1 year. 11.00 -L'Ji?!r4
a roars. I? 00 'rP
s ran. i?.m "J*'"; ;~r? i
ft TMH lie Ad ?..M04 VMS . - .',
fc%\ .f.Ut
10 7^ M?w- .;>>|IM
" ""? fT" y- .. 1I0.W
les?* "d Ac lUllwmjr
ar? 0 A given to yoohg men MfeUTlnB
- ?ountiea traroraed by th?lM?m
ot <fefd Company, and who
jWtiierwlBe be financially unable (o
?*pil themselves of aa agrlcuttocwt
corlhge training.
Aa ?oon as arrangement^ . loop
been definitely perfected, foil detfribi.
aa to the scholarship or ocholaraMqp
to be awarded In eaoh State, wilt U?? ^
m[w * -;-a
Koioef'e Mar Sow
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. Be* to. Ml U4i lS lM 1PSQ,
tic ally dedMtfcobSfrU 'r??4
- .
command Of MOOT'
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