THE WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS
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Entered as 8econd-cU? matter, August 5, 1909, at the peetoffioe
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JAMES L. MAYO Propriictok
CARL QOERCI1 Editor
WASHING' to\. NORTH CAROLINA, OCT. 5, 1910.
Wonder if Taft and Roosevelt, at their recent meeting, had any
thing ?/; ?? topic of conversation that was discussed between
tlu ?? \. .v.: h Carolina and the Governor of South Carolina.
3 i<>t i nil**-* . ..tuprtiiinc," sounds like the noise that is made by a'
>4? drnit.. .Hi i ;? likely to souud the doom of the Germans'
aUnc the western i *ier.
Judcin^ fr?nu (?' . . ? evt nts in Washington. the words of that well
known smut. "I \- i i :tle Movement" ought to be changed to "Every
Little Part* La*, .i M ,?ning all it- Own.*'
Ptcsidcnt i.*i*lares lit* will not stump to aid his campaign.
Thai's n?'ihing. I I !? ? ?-?,velt has al?*? declared that he is out of
jn 'lit i ?*.
And now the announce that alcoliol will be used as a sub
stitute t'.?r trus*?lii??-. m runtiittir an automobile. A no infrequent sight
in the future will i < ,i -branded auto on the n?adsidc with its driver
mumbling: "Can"' ?" 'he ? hie hing started ' Ain't got u?> ? hie ?
>tutT to run lev w ?!
\vh.\i r:;. okkiciaks owe the itopi.e.
rj?. !???? ???!?* ??! i ?
si" vera! If luili l ? ii
art* Ii* , itreyr ?
A- rite i :: '
-In.iiJ.l *iio i ? |t *r I ? *'
ami in??re
imh'fK-mlwn t-- ;i
of" franchise than ev
A v-mr i- -l? inir ;i
In- v.fi?? fi.r ii man ?
'In* 'mket which iii<
V..r.-r happen* f.. i-.
a certain ? ?
I ! :?
sUpp.-e
? nf e.ltV
iill I
Mr. V.
last- ?:? :
f ?? .l-Mlli!
? ra ;? ? !Matr .11*
the intere-t*. ? .1* t |j?
*t?rv? ?l U-t. in t h i - ii
When ill-- voter- ?
wi' !'? ?| rluir rK?->
r.. ril! :i;..
WHAT HI Kill P
?in* ticker wlmtu tin
which lie a-p:r?-.
t itrk^-r shoe Id rh'-ir
fs-arv to make :i it *?
\ "Momrv :i 1 1 ? 1 I'vcrv -tiMe lisiv * :i ? i : H f ti? demand
' ??.in the iiH'ii thev elect to orifice. Among rhesc
:n? -?rj? ! ity an. I conrtesy.
r:in> iiijiror, f lii if a mat tor which everv xv.ter
.-?i-Tii?^r his ballot. Parti-an politic* are more
tiiinjr of rhe pas? and the Voters arc boo tiling
? M- ami srreater degree in exercUin,; :h?*ir rialil
r iH-t'.iiv.
?: ii i'l-ri.-i' it. hi ni-4*l t' an. I r?. hi- ttnumunitv when
mply Uraiis' that man'- name happen* t?? he on
v. ter 1ms -ii|.]H?rn*.l in the pa-t. Suppose Mr.
.1 I). im?*rai ami i-uppnso then* i;t (Miupdilion for
? *. ii a I >i*iiHN*riirif candidate anci a Republican. |
? r that the I>eni??cratie eandi?late is a mail who's
u i.i- affairs art' sueJi as n? bring almiu t*fi t
!?. living tin* life that he should have lived. Woulrl
riirlit thing in castimr hi- ballot for the TVnit
*T I5I*:< 'A I'SK nr. IS A DEMOCRAT? Arc
.???nun mi it v, the ?*i>iiiit v. the state or the nation
;i5: n?*r We ha nil v think so.
? ! It'ioi t> ?rt mitnty if" t.? the polls on XovwiiliCt'
t??r tin' nun \vh'"tn they think are ; m--i
?""! i 1 tliey an* -coking. RE<?ARI>I.ESS OK
I ! i ll S ARE! It there i< a man'- name on
?? r . [? *es n? t think qualified t?? till the po*itmnl
? s ?? ? -r owi*? it to himself t. . vote the opposition
.?] .!;???- :i man who has tin* <piu!iticati< ns neo
: t i ? ? . . ? 1 1 1 ortifcr.
A r - i wl.-f i
< f 'ho i-oni-rrs .
W'i i* | .j.
Tvm prin
Whfii rl.o fvir -J ?
an-1 p:i* in i!k* rank*
ti.i'i ?!:- '.'.'.'i- -ii r
t.. pa\ 1 pri"e- {'??:- .?
ei?|?i??l;+t?. -n-.r t ..
Jnitf** prof!-.. !?.. -t. tit ? !
t! a' u.-rr* in r|4*tiiiHr.'.
Ji Hit* f-l i-ll Jn pti" lr ???!'(
!?' uh n ?* ? olimli wu
-hipinon'- al.roa'l, I-u1
Jfor Ufa use -*t' j ? .
E?.r -oinr* rf?-- n '-r
t'ovorninrnt i'hor?: ?
* h'.i iirl I Wn<hintrt' u ?.
1 1' an . iii'.arK,r ha'l U ? ?
I rf- f. rrfi| ??? pfiv ('??or
u c iifer). A mi ?!
Jroiih|r?s an?! for i Jh* <j>
ar<* for?*e?| to U-ar tfi<- i
E < AI'SE OE IT AM..
! ? ri . i f.?r staple artiele^ of foo?l a-kftl on
?n3a; a- against price?* for the same otiiUM'Mli
? ,. i-. ,i -f- averatrinjr from forty to .>ne hnn.lml
rainrinir >i- Ii ijrh as tivo hiitt'lre.1 pi-r cent.
'a* Y * *rk i- lariiely true of every other section
.niiirei-c]fiiteil inr*rea-?* in 'lie i*ost of living?}
Ki r-t. thi- 2*ree?l -<f rh?* "liit; interest- ' of tin
.nre ??!" ? iir uovernnn'iit t^? take n han<l in the]
? ar E.ri.ke .011. men were taken from the fields
?lit- fr*?nt. The t"'H?.| -upjily of the warring
-horteneil ("iii-i.h'ral.ly. They were willine
i.i*a t . n.ni ami other proHnefs. ami sarnie of onr
a-lvan?air?' ? ??" tlii- opportunity for ohtainintr
? -hip jvrot. ihe Atlanti<* all of the arli**les
What the result? Our own crops for
' i ? i n ? I f" i ie -li>.ri and, a- a result-, the price*
l ii?- I'apitah-r- marie >?i ?r money out of tlieir
ne inas-t's of ??ur own |?e??ple were ma?le *'?
iier. no atreinpt wa.? tna>le on the part of r,,ir
- iriiranfi'* -hipmrut of f.KMUtufTs ahoarH. il
? hav?-. i*r*al i/ft| what was Uniml to take plflee.
j ? I .n*e. I oh ilif-f ?shipments, we woul^ not now
:..r*v to ? 'lie hou'lrotl per cent more for the
-r.itr- of affairs is al-.t i)ie eaine f?-r onr laU?r
f-ral 'li-snti-fnfti?tn among th'we elafwea that
??<!. ii of it all,
THE P. EST SIONS OE PROGRESS.
Peaufori f?miit\ i*. :?j,ikii?Lr rajml str'nle* in providing U'tter wh?K?l
faeilities for its ehihln n. aiol in this may he seen one of the most,
eore-rete examples <>f rr?nl pr*>grfw* ' *"
Several new sehool h'-n^r^ have !>ef^i Imilt recently? one at Olrl
Forrl another at A n r'?rn an'l a t-hiftl at Winstearlville. Other pchrH.la
have Seen enlarfferl ami improved. Several special whool tax cler
tioti" have Wn held. f n every part of the connty. the keeneat in
terest m U- ? r i rr inaiii feurrvl in the nchooU and the patmna in every dis
trfet t?eji' ?! -NTni'med ii. -uf that the l?cst. is provided for their chi I
rli*en.
It it a spirit whieh de-r-n-e<* the highest conimenrlation. T'?r> much,
money cannot l>e ?pent in providing the he?t educatirmal facilities for
the cliildrrm and wc are tr|a?l ^ that the residents of ?nir connty"
appear to feel that wav aU.nt it. T
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE ~
DAILY NEWS GIVE RESULTS
It Always Helps
?ays Mrs. Sylvan ia Woods, of Offlon Mills. Ky? hi
. SS2*
fintni my back-Ud bead~we?ld hurt so had, I
thought the pain would kill me. I was hardlyvtle
to do any of nfrhouseworfc, AHeraririitg three fcotttas
of CarduL 1 began to fed like a new woman. I soon
gained 35 pounds, and now, I do all my housework,
as well as run a big water mllL
1 wish every suffering woman would give
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
a trial 1 still use Cardiri when I feel a little bad,
and it always- does me good."
Headache, backache, side ^c he, nervousness,
tired, wom-out feelings, etc., are sure sign; of woman
ly trouble. Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's
tonic. You cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui
for your trouble. It has been helping weak, ailing
women for more than fifty years.
Get a Bottle Today! ...
Let's Build in Washington Park
THOSE SUITS
That you will find in our store for
men and boys are the kindthat
YOU
WILL WANT
We want you to drop in and look
them over. Quality and prices will
suit you.
THE HUB
Suskin &. Berry
The Town Gossip
Editor Town Gossip: ? My wife ar.d I enjoy reading the Town OoHslp
greatly. We have often diacufifted your column and we wonder how
you think up all of the thinga that you put in It. . It must be consider'
able of a job. Would you mind letting ua know? ? J. L. L).
DBA It J L. D.
I'M GLAl).
THAT VOL*
AND YOUR wire.
KNJOY READING.
THE FOOLISHNESS.
THAT GOBS to All up.
THIS COLUMN.
AND Art you say.
IT IS.
NO EASY Job.
AND I can't tell you.
HOW I think.
OF THINGS.
TO WRITE about.
AND SOMETIMES.
THEY Jl'ST come to hip.
WITHOUT ANY effort.
ON MY pnrt.
AND THEN again.
1 HAVE to nit.
FOR AN hour or more.
AN I) I wiRglc a round.
AND LOOK through the window.
AND READ the papers.
AND SMOKE my pipe.
AND GET nervous.
AND THEN directly.
SOMEONE WILL come In.
AND MAKE some remark.
AND THEN.
I'LL GET an Idea.
AND IT only takes.
ME A minute or two.
TO WRITE It off.
AND I thank you.
FOR YOUR letter.
FOR IT gave me.
SOMETHING TO write about.
I AND IF It hadn't come.
1 I MIGHT have had
TO SIT here.
UNTIL LATE tonight.
AND MISS my supper.
AND GET my wife mad
AND MISS the carnival.
AND GET lost going home.
AND MAYBE be held up.
IN THE ALLEY.
AND LOTS of things.
I THANK you.
A llttl" TTMEIjY Arivertlntoft AS
SURES the continuity of that little
income you derive from that for
ul*hf*d room.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY NEWS
Our New Store
Is steadily gaining in popularity with
both residents of the city and county
o
We Have the Goods That
You Want at the Price
You Want.
o
Special Offerings This Week On
Men's and Boys' Suits. All sizes
and Most Reasonable Priccs.
R. S. Silverthorn
Loca|ed at Rum Bros. Former Stand.
UBiHFUIMB
(By United Press)
Oklahoma City. Okla., Oct. 4 ?
Uacl? 8am, ml NtiU dealer, hu
? 08.000 acres of Choctaw and Chick
mv Indian laad on sale ehr? today
and will do buslasss unUl the end of
the month. No person will be allow
ed te purchase more than liO acres
classified as agricultural land nor
more than 040 acres classified *as
Kraal ag land.
wirr-taxe $10,000
FROM AH AMERICAN
tfew York. Oct. 6. ? Among the
passengers on the Swedish-American
liner Stockholm, In yeeterday. was
Mans Lagerloff. an American cltissn.
I who Is on his way Co Washington to
protest the action of British officials
In taking from him 910,000 In cash
and a number of cases of rnbber
goods. Lagerloff is secretary of the
Scandlnarlsn-Amerlcan Trade Com
pany. . .
"At Klrkwell." he said yesterday,
"the British authorities' took my
cash and goods from me despite the
fact I am an American cltlften. The
i rubber goods I had were gloves, nip
ples, etc., for use in Swedish hospi
tals. I had a British letter of assur
ance with me, and the original bill
of sale. The letter was from British '
officials In this country guaranteeing
me a passage without Interference. I
protested without result. I am now
I going to Washington to see if I can
get satisfaction."
NOTICT TO TEACHERS APPLYING
FOR STATE AND COUNTY
CERTIFICATES.
The public examination for teach
er* of the county will be siren at
Washington October 13 and 13.
Schedule of Examination.
For High School Certificate*.
Thursday, Oct. 18. 9:00 o'clock.
Theory and Practice of Teaching.
School Law of North Carolina.
English.
American History.
English History.
Friday. Oct! 13. 9:00 o'clock.
Arithmetic.
Algebra.
Plane Geometry.
Latin, or German, or French.
General Sciences, or Physlca, or
Physical Geography, or
Agriculture, or Botany, or
Chemistry.
County and State Certificate.
Thursday, Oct. 12, 9:00 o'clock.
Theory and Practice of Teaching.
School Law of North Carolina.
Spelling.
Drawing.
Reading.
Arithmetic.
language and Composition.
Friday, Oct. 13. 9:00 o'clock.
English Grammar.
Geography.
Physiology.
History of North Carolina.
History of the Unitod State*.
Civil Government.
Agriculture.
These subjects will be Riven ex
actly as scheduled, and cannot be
taken at any other time. All exam
inations for the Renewal of State
certificates will be given at 9:00 o'
clock on Thursday. Oct. 12. and can
not be taken at any other time.
No teacher will be allowed to take
any part of any State examlnntions
who haa not made application to the
State Board of Examiners and who
haa not received from the State
Board of Examiners explicit direc
tions as to the subjects required.
Each applicant for the State certifi
cate will therefore be required to
bring the notice recelvod from the
Board of Examiners.
These regulations are Issued by
(he State Board of Examiners and
cannot in any cane be altered or set
aside. Please do not ask me to make
special concessions, for ! have no
authority to do so.
W. O. PRIVETTE.
l-30-7tc.
Comfortable
FATIMA
S ennible. C icj a.rettc
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
CUT GLASS OP ALL KIND. MOHT
acceptable waddle preaenta. ?
new showing. If. BELL.
9-28-tfc.
LOOT: OPAL AND I'KARL RING}
somewhere on Main atreet. Reward
If returned to Dally News office.
10-3-ltc.
MISS MARGARET MORGAN, Hoiric
teacher at Washington Collegiate
Institute, will give leaaona Wed
nesday afternoons and Saturday
mornings at the home of Mrs. Jo
seph Ross, 316 Eaat Second 8t.
For rates phone 93.
9-28-lwc.
NEW SILVERWARE, PLAIN AND
attractive patterna. Just received.
W. M. BELL.
9-28-tfc.
WANTED ? GUM IXXiK OF GOOD
quality. 10 inches and up at small
end. Pamlico Cooperage Co.
9-4-11
TIN WORK. REPAIR WORK; Stovee
put up. J. C. HOUSE.
1 0-2-1 wc.
WANTED: OFFICE WORK AT
night. Addreaa, "Night," caro of
Dally News.
9-26-eod-tfc.
FOR SALE: THE HUGHES IHOP
erty in Chocowinity, N. C. If Inter
ested see or write 1. W. HUOHBS.
Waahington, N. C.
10-6- Up.
NOTICE OP SALE. * *
Under and by virtue of an order
of the Superior Court of Beaufort
County, made In the 8peclal Proceed
lng entitled W. W. Bow en. Adminis
trator of Emma Ellaa Os bourne vs.
Martha Moore et al.. the undersigned
commissioner will on Monday, the
30th of October. 191<, at IS o'clock
noon, at the Court House door In
Washington, N. C.. offer for sale to
the highest bidder Cor cash, an un
divided one-ninth Interest In that
certain tract of land lying and being
In Long Acre Township. Beaufort
County, North Carolina, and more
particularly described as follows: Ou
Long Acre Ridge: beginning at a
pin# In the edge of the went dismal
In the Rufus Wallace line; thento
with said line and the Rodney Harris
avenue across the main ridge and
with the road to the Rodney Harris
line; thence with said Harris line to
the John O. Bowen line; thence,
nearly west with said Bowen line to
the west dismal, a pine; thence with
the edge of the dismal to the first
station, containing forty acres, more
or less.
This September 25th, 1911.
J. D. PAUL. Commissioner.
9-t8-4wc.
WANTED: A MAN WHO IS W1LL
lng to work; quick In figures. Ad
dress in own hand writing.
D. Q. I.. Washington. N. C.
1 0-6-3 tc.
HOUSE FOR RENT: WEST SECOND
? street. Mrs. J. E. Swannef.
io-4-atc.
HALKEBY'S FRUIT STORE is sell,
lng apples for 30c peck. Phone 430
10-5-lwc.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE DAILY NEWS
IF YOU BREAK -
YOUR GLASSES
Bring them to us for repaiis. We
have a diamond drill press and caji
drill your lenses. We are also pre
pared to take care of your
BIFOCALS
In the way of recementing or
can furnish new ones from our
stock.
J. S. CAMPBELL
JEWELER
PHONE 383 J.
And They're Still Fighting
MAYBE THE retwn,
WHY THEY'RE flfthtlnr
OVER IN Europa. '
18 BECAUSE.
THEY DON'T know.
WHAT PEPSI-COLA It.
AND WE'D b% willing.
TO BE
THAT I r they had.
ONLY KNOWN.
ABOUT PEP8I-COLA.
THE KINO of England.
AND THE Kalaar.
WOULD BE playing.
PlNOOHLE.
WITH THE Ctar today.
AND THM may tourfd.
RATHER FOOLISH,
TO TOU.
BUT IT lin't at all.
AND YOU can aea.
FOR YOUJtflBLff.
THAT IF that Barblan boy.
HAD OFFERED.
THAT AUSTRIAN prlnca.
A PEP8I-COLA.
INSTEAD OF a buUat
AUSTRIA WOULD not hara.
DECLARED WAR.
AND IF thou? other monaroha.
HAD ONLY gottan together.
AND DI6CU88ED things
OVBR A crata.
OF PEPSI-COLA.
THE FRENCH paopl*.
WOULD BE aa4ing aanarkraut.
TO THIS day.
AND THE JJnltad Stataa.
18 AT pe?c*.
WITH THE world.
AND MILLIONS drink
PEPSI-COLA.
AND HUSBANDS are.
AT PBACB wit* wlTM.
BECAUSE THBY all drink.
PEPSI-COLA.
AND THERB'B nothing.
THAT WILL Mttl?.
A DISPUTB.
80 QUICKLY.
AS A bottl* of.
PBPSt-COLA.
TRY rr.
THE NEXT tim?.
YOU OBT out of sort*.
I THANK you.