North Carolina Newspapers

Tt . : r-.i'f, l : : - " - .t . ... .. .. AND NEWS. VOL. ASHBORO, N. G. WEDNESDAY; FEBRUARY 3, 1915 NO. 31 Ti BY 1tff7 TT -If 1 1 TT rv v 4 H " iw RANDLEMAN - - , ' : - : L. . J.- i .. J . . ' 1U. GALLINGER SCORES PRESIDENT WILSON For Declining to Come to Guil ford Battleground Cele bration. President Wilson was taken sharply to task in the Senate by Senator Gallinge?, Republican ui New. Hampshire for declining ic accept an invitation extend on to him by a large and influen tial! delegation to deliver the Fourth of July address at the Guilford Battle Ground on the ground that.it would be "un netrual" for him to participate in such a celebration while the European war is on. General Nathaniel Green, one of the leading generals of Wash ington's army" said Gallinger, "a man who distinguished himself on all the battlefields of the rev olution, a man whose name has gone down in history as one of xhi greatest heroes this coun try produced, is to have a monu ment erected to his memory near Greensboro and President Wil son will not attend that dedica tion because he is afraid it will be an unneutral act. Unneutral to wnom? To England, cf course. What other country could find fault? That being pro per attitude for the President to Uke we will have the flags on the White House and' on this Capitol haulfd down on the Fourth of July. 'The article I saw in the news paper this morning said the Preident's decision, together with the reason he gave, caused surprise and disappointment in North Carolina. I should think it would.' No Democratic Senator came to the President's defense. Sen ator Simmons was on the floor at the time, but Senator Over man was not. D1 P T.TT.rntY.N - oia minus AGAINST U. S. WARNED AGAINST a i & uATHS IN COUNTY BUYING FOREIGN SHIPS NEW LINES ; Reports of Registrars of Births Vessels So Purchased Will Be and Deaths Have Beeri ' Treated As Enemies Filed. - . Craft. xne reports or tne registrars It may be stated with ot vital statistics in the county tiveness that if tho United ot importance to Jlpe&pie f;.o gemWy are beseiffed this week passing through the Panama Ca-1 culated about as follows lhave been filed with the Regis- States purchases interned Ger- Asheboro, trom a business and by the-biggest and handsomest nal during December, 1914, ag-jthe Honorable General Asscn. ter of Deeds, and show. a rea- man and Austrian ships under f.001 standpoint, fojjevery new lcbby that ever haunted the ho- gregated $411,895.44, an in- bly of North Carolina: We, the sonabl low death rate for the the provisions of the pending "ne, mean that m more tel-tels and the corridors and the crease of $24,653.04, as compar- undersigned citizens of 'Ran county. The total number of ship purchase bill it will become phones and 3"st tnatjaany more cloak rooms 0f the legislative ed with November, the previous dolph county hereby petition you deaths was 372, while the total involved with the governments connections for .the convenience haHsduring a session of the leg- high month. The total amount against the abolition of the of- Dinns were 815, tor the year of Great Britain, France and ux "ua""? - . - iislature. Indeed a vanguard of 01 tons collected to January 1, nee 01 county treurcr 01 nan- ii4, oy townships, as follows: Russia in a controversy vastlvi" t - . A mcu wtc the poWerfui lobby has been in was $i,-47,iuu.4b. nacn.oi tne dolph county. New Rural Telephones to be In stalled; The Asheboror Telephone com pany will soon connect lvith the switchboard two riewriiiral' lines BIGGEST LOBBBY EVER NOW ON IN RALEIGK TOLLS COLLECTED ARE INCREASING Women Besiege Legislators in Panama Canal Proving Profita Behalf of Th Suffrage BJovement. Members of the General As- ble December Tolls Total ed $422,000. Tolls collected from shim AGAINST ABOLITION OF TREASURER'S OFflCJJ Mysterious Petitions Are Goim; Thss Rounds Backed fejy Whom? Certain petition are being cir- Township Births Asheboro 106 Franklinville . . 75 Liberty 36 Concord . . . .... 46 Brower 24 Columbia 105 Richland 42 Trinity 48 Pleasant Grove. . 17 Coleridge 49 Providence . . . . 18 Randleman 102 Back Creek .... 37 Tabernacle . . . . 55 New Hope 26 Grant .... - .... 32 Cedar Grove. ... 26 Level Cross .... 9 Union 29 New Market.. .-,33 Total 815 phy . . . . , i , mnstpr rVipkpv. the aresenr in in the mood to treat tms possi-,:" Thomasville Will Have Peoples Convention of the M..P. Church. Th Rnarri of Yountr f eonles iuuuu -u uwi uma iwow-j :;r- cu Work in the North Carina con- We. emergency just as forcefyrtly : V,M.1w'S; ference of the Methodist Protes- y . ave iceeeded by James gBiitt,Ws wnl w wth. mtf in aiding their enemies or injur-:?"1 TT- mills. --- --r ; -r; - -v-r:f, ,wv,-joa tne ientn wm ue umu uy i or tne next convention wmcr win sn9t nr Ovprman. .... . . 'ii t-l i i u'-v. 4-a nvQ-QTiT t no nnmiTiiVi-i : -"-"" Kq -ii hflmnniTinr wirn . nnpv I ryi - v- AFTER MANY ADVENTURES Roger Deaths 43 23 14 23 5 30 25 20 3 28 7 55 14 22 11 11 18 8 10 2 more serious than any that ha materiT ls the t0 i , Raleigh since the latter part of first five months of canal trarT . v v.-v- 441. -v A HAhAw. Avn-intiiVA 7 tr. . . . . i 1 AC m many r 1- r r - last weeK ana nas mcreasea evey -nuweiu a isuusiaiiuai gam uvw to tne Jrisgan section souui 01 . aqxt Qj-na Qh-(.qw -a -full forca the month nrevious. but since administration toan.4Uhaveeinfswasonhand at the mectingofthe the first of this year there has confronted the nation years. is refusing to disclose just what ? the hne' jj' W. L. ,-fQr.a ;-p i a ? Vuncannon, E. W. Calhcott, D. v.QTrio. fv,a c.iTx n-v,00rt v.,-11 M. Williams and others; , The oeo ia ,u f second line goes out ton all about what the allied! govern- rou.te three aSd e Present sub ments in the European war wilt scribers are, Samuel A.Ixwe J., do in case the proposed govern- E. Pool S A. (lt E, Wal ment owned corporation buys,keandrs-Darnel we.- and puts into trade with Ger- An 8 neu. m w cum-&pired by the now T" ls1"l:H1.w?w-ritiee under Just where the petition origi nated is not known but it ife not hard to guess. Evidently per fect safety is not felt about -Ik; matter and the circulators; vi iniTit committee on Tuesday af- been a slight falling off in traffie tdrnoon when the hearing was and January probably will show least fear the sentiment Ihht is ' e piv.n the Kill Mrs Anna Shaw, a decrease over the record montn develomng against this 6mce. ' rUiai' -- -nfn-al ViaaA rtf mnvo. many and Austria vesels Hii jiflnnfll liPaH.nf t.hf move- Of December. ment was there with hundreds ; The total tonnage, figured oif of advocates from all sections of a canal ton basis, that passed the State who could posssibly be through the waterway ag indnced to com;, to Raleieh. in- gregatea' 1,743,899 tons whiefi ' r i 1 I 11 - w campaign com- was carried in rfob vessels oi aiijjLong JLme mifi-P nnrlpr thft direction -of classes, ine uecemper tonnage Wbich is a needless expense t the county. TALKS TO SAN FRANCISCO owned by their enemies. Positive RoIph.i. ef?S,y an Mrs. Archibald Henderson, who was not qiyte as large as the v - 4---.n Hit KaIi -- Wfl- M T-'r, f .. J XT l u n 1 4-1 - . a .!. and authorative statements that UCUCI WISL-S-B . ..is the head of the movement m tonnage in ovemoer aiuiougxi these vessels under such circum stances wall be treated as enemy vessels are now obtainable in Washington and leave not the slightest doubt as where th Allied governments stand on 317 this issue. Not only is there no uncer- Yora?s tainty about the position of the Allied governments m principle but it is also clear that all are no better way than by the rural ; telephone. They havfc begun an advertising campaign in the Bul letin, which should interest you. Gudger's Last PieplPie Congressman Guder- of. the Tenth North Carolii?a. district, gives his last piece Of pie to R. C. Crooks, postmasteor Mur- The commissicpX)! Post- ii i n ii a .1 j this state jXne l0US coueciea were greater. However, it is the opinion of The December tonnage was 446, the lawmakers that while the 415 tons as compared with No bill may gain friends it wPl even vember with 448,801 tons. tViAn Hp a lone- wav from nassacre I Of the 356 ships to use the at this session of the General canal, 36 were in ballast, or non- cargo carriers, vl tne total iuii najre 1.000.217 tons were car- Assembly. To Make Wrapping Paper From in H7 eastbound ships and North Carolina Pine. (743,082 tons m 179 westbound T"V.a Stotea TlAnnrmpnt. Vessels. of Agriculture expects to-mak? "VT 1 1 I lk VI. I IK n I IV Aft I . 1 M I f- krfWnvwMVirv V.-lTVt T frTTl lH'l fl I w - ' PnMAl!tn'a lvirr 1ciqt nino TV"! P i to u7nhMte to slabs Seven Thousand Jobless in That and Derbv Became a Sand Hill Farmer .. The micaFM! .Tn.inarv takes occasion to "write up" Farmer Roger Derby, of Jackson Springs, and the io lowing is the story in part: "Aftpr crraudatmer Irom coi- lee-c Roerer Derby went on an ex pedition in the old cup defender "Mayflower" to search for an oid Spanish galleon wrecked on the rnjist. of Jamacia: was ship wrecked in a hurricane;; char tered a new vessel und started again ; located the galleon but no gold ; and came home after a few months of buccaneering with no trppsnre, but with lots of hair breadths escapes to tell of. He then nassed two years in solemn stats behind an office desk in Fnivrrsitv Hall. Cambridge, as an administrative officer of his Mma mater all this does not sound like biography of a plain Amnrir.r.n farmer, but it is For Roger Derby is a farmer and mighty proud of it. He do is not use tne preiiA gcuuuum. ifi tp that, honorable title o ther. Derby is a b:g hiis'.:v outdoor athletic with nprl- ns hitr around' as a tele o-rai.h t.o1p nnd he acts quicklv when he makes up his mind. In tVir. i.TirWplmW. lands of North Car lina in the neighborhood of Pim.hurst, he found the oppoi tunity he wanted. He invested in some two thousand acres. His farm was a great wilderness where timber had all been cut off and only brush and stumps left- He bought some catepillar en hn.lt pi lot. of stump pull ing machines out of old railroad iron, hired a little army of la borers, and the machines f aileci ; but at anv rate they gave Derby the fun of pulling them to. piece flvn, y. tv, ant. nor with them. The lIliV-.il -ilifc ' ' " tonV time and infinite pa tience to get the hang of it, but rl his helpers put into practice the team work Harvard football had taught him, stumps began to fly out of the ground. Thev are flying yet." e It is recalled with interest that two Asheboro men have Uayed a big part in the develop ment of Mr. Derby's toZfB near Jackson Springs, and his manager is Mr. George R. Ross, son of Postmaster and Mrs. K. R. Ross, of Aheboro, while as sisting hhri is another former Asheboro citizen, Mr. Hale. April 23rd and to continue un- tration is standing on its state- ( Representative Britt ilt Go to til Friday, April 25th." The pre- ment that there will be no for-. FWashington This jltoth. gram is now being arranged by eign coiupuiw. ,,A11 1, J The neW-ly elected Republican he committee, composed ot Kev. p '. uo ";v": Congressman, James Ji Entt, or - . - ----. -, i TTAinv .v. AinnnoA r O Y 111111111 ' -- G. Dixon, ot High romt aua noum " 1- , ,'the Tenth District wiU-go to E. Pritchard, of Thomasville. regarding the delicate questionb Washinon this morfa to pre- . ji i i i uhh thp oTrat.ton of tne SnlO . . . . - . borne oi tne Dies spua,-.xa a.'.m r -- - pare tor tne opening 9t tire m:w cjr. f tv.o rt'pTiominnion will rDurehase plan may bring up, out , T?nff hiVhnsn j v, -m-tinn in no resDonsible Quarter of the ,T, ,? t -.r,-i SSwaI 11 tonng attorney--of meiittfe ofttamedthat thehPres - ot dent's plan does not contemplate the purchase of interened Ger man vessels. According to views of the Experts figure that the first five months of the European war brought us $500,000,000 m addi i .,j A in n' itt xmx eoom rJT- allied7 governments, how hundred million, to help us out of ever, any attempt of that char wav lrvca to the COUntrV. aCteT IS Certain W icu -V win HiC -vv. -v. - T4- ;- -.-, nncciho tl C4-T.or.o-o icTl'tlt? DllCaUUIlS. -- - H"1" Strange, isn t it . P strongly the posi Preachers to Be "Pass Toters.H venefs (rfthe views of the al j i i-u., lieu itovwiuu-Hi- vi nas Deen passea uy m. - " A bill House giving passes to the min isters over the railroads in JNortn Carolina. The telephone service hill allowing officers to serve summons by telephone made a law. Cities Want the Professional Li cense Tax. A committee from the North Carolina Association of Mayors of Municipalities appeared be- J? JT 4Zr-rx VVYYltt0 vf tV . , . , -ii j lore tiit; imiiiir v.uiiiiki.v It is not possible to islature last week and made a plea for the cities to De anowea to collect and use the taxes col lected' from the professional men and some other license tax. Will Daniels Captured. Will Daniels,' one of Stanley wtis also county's most famous and net Ar- Ben and Lewis Buckwald rested. Ben and Lewis Buckwald, two Jpw merchants of High Point, iw'sre arrested last week on a destroy 400 War Autos. ed moonshiners, and tatner oi Lowe Daniels, the Kandoipn fwm. murderer, has at last beencap-;w;rr.ni. from the Federal court tured. He had succeeded m Laro-ine- consniracy to defraud t-o-ivpd evaumg uic uiu-wp u - v., their creditors. Airmen -it a .. iuicu. .-- i n nM riri cuiio uu. o-.y -. YYtu nuw. --TOq.r.r thn offirfi On everV OC- ,, j;4-, TWrQtnm"Tic . , j J. -V,, - t-ri..70'I cvauiug -. LXieil i Ui 1Ui cp. - ii- Special dispatches eiY Casion for the. past several years. lF u&,, was recently adjudged in Amsterdam as.it uW. Th flrrest was made by neve- Ko-Vr,mt Tnnds of S1000 eacn . i TT , .,4.ava1.iA WAl'lTG .-.-.-.w . uftiuuwww. v i wnoie -vrupp au."n nue Officers Dry and isewton m- furnished, and 400 completed' machines 1 . .cinit v of "Dickville," near .were iurmai River which is the home oi tiie w!hich is the home of the noted noted moonshiner. trimmings from Carolina Tops and defective logs Big City. That seven thousand persons left in the woods, and small logs are out of work in Atlanta, Ga., which are now converted into and five thousand more working lumber with little or no profit on part time is the gist of a re- than that derived from the mill port made by the Atlanta Cham- - --T .M t 1 waste. The process is Deing ber ot Commerce, wnicn-nai wbrked out, and it is significant been investigating cpnditions. at this time as our supply of The committee urges that the duId from Germany is cut off city and' county and all private I f i , by the war. employers engage m sucn worK . as is possible at once in order to Damage Suili'iiscl : Against Jen-' proxjde employment for these - S:t7Wl A suit has been filed against Bold Bandits Gets Diamonds the National Pen.il company, m j About fifteen thousand dol Atlanta, GaM asking for $25,000 jars WOrth of. diamonds were damages for the death ot Mary stolen Saturday from the pawn Phagan, for whose murder Leo snop 0f Adolph Stern, on the up JVL Frank was sentenced to the per East Side, New York city, electric Chair. The suit was fil by three men who drove up in an ed by the girls mother. 'automobile, 'held up the three 'clerks with revolvers bound and Postoffiee Robberies 'gagged them, threw the jewels Last week the postoffices at mt0 a suit case and escaped in Lowell and McAdenville were the waiting car. robbed. At Lowell several hun- j dred dollars in stamps, a number Lee Wants to Elect Commission- of Telephone Com pleted. ; Les than 40 years ago, 4ley ander Graham Bell, standing at a littla attic at No. 5 Exter Place Boston, sent through a etude telephone, his own invention, the first spoken words ever car- ried over a wire, and the words were heard and understood! by his asociates, Thomas A. Wat son, who was at the receiver in an adjacent room. On that day, March 10, 1876, the telephone was born, and the first message went over the only telephone! in the world, a line less than -400 feet long. The world move? a long way ahead -n the span of one man's life. On Monday Aft ernoon. January -5, ths same Alexander Graham Bell, sitting in the offices of the American Telephone and Telegraph cpm- . pany, at New York, talked j to this same Thomas A. Watson in San Francisco, over a wire stretching 3,400 miles across the continent and part of a system -that includes 9,000,Uuu tele phones, connected by 21,000,000 miles of wires. . of monev order blanks, some val uable papers, and' about $100 in cash stolen. The office at Mc Adenville was entered and a money drawer containing about $35 was taken. ui- were drstroyed by the dropped on Essen by airmen. ' bombs British Cold in the West. The coldest weather of the season swept the Northwest lest week the temperature reaching Aft Heorrees below zero. This Baldwin Plant Gets Hurry-Up- R d offered for Lynchers. uraer. nf $500 each for the; ,.Qiixr er-Tt. eastward t;. x -r - Wave KA cvvji -.. .7 The Baldwin Locomotive firgt five men arrested and con-' achi ng the South Saturday Work, of Philaacipma, nav of murder lor paracipa- night ana Sunday, order from tne Jbrencn the recent lynching ot 1 irovernment for 100 locomotives negro men and two negro for immediate delivery. - women at Monticeiio, vxct., rial rpnnest for quick shipment L offered by Gov. Slayton. ers by Vote of People. The people of Lee county are petioning the legislature to al low them to elect the county , commissioners by a vote of th.i people, instead of by magistrates T . as they do in Montgomery coun- State High School Costs. -. -.4- -. T-vnil in J " ine average tus. jjci . our public state-aided hign th Presid2nt for Mexico, sdhools for the year 1913-14 was ( General Felipe Angeles, one $26.47. The range of cost was Qf pancho Villa's most from $11.52 m l-TanKim county t.fpj ps. wh0 s now slated to $52.63 in Jackson. There sure- to succeed General Garza as pro- tion somewhere to cause such ai- shou Angleles be honored with vergence as this N. C. Umver- this un(jesirable position he will SertafeIdsTJayafid-Night Sessions in Attempt to Put Through Ship Purchase j BiU. The grinding continuous twenty-five hour session of the Senate adjourned Saturday midnight until Monday ten o'clock. The i Democrats are determined . to nut through the Administration ship purchase bill and have an nounced that that a Daiiot win oe taken as soon as the debate ends, and the sessions are of continu ous speaking. Republicans Jare determined in their fight against the passage of the bill and the matter is now merely a test of physical endurance. Senator Smoot spoke eleven hours and. thirty-five minutes against the bill, beginning Fri Hav nitrht at 10 oclock and clos ing Saturday morning after nine o'clock. - accompanied the order. One Tribut- That May Be Paid. The Baltimore American pays tribute to President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. it says. vf nr.o.a fleeted senator. i- week in a special election held at t. l rra sue won o.v a ... J? -AA -rvt-Yic MlSS. I----... i.T.r I I i mi vut .. U1U1 CLll -J piri- ic the first woman elected to the Oregon. Senate, The amount is the maximum that, mav be given Dy tne siate. - wpr writ Woman Senator in yregui- .. nH w.turine this adminis Miss Katheryn ClarK uemo- Rugsia Wants X5,uuu nauruuu . a great success." iars. . The Russian government nasi ftv,. - D t ed in station. awarded a contract for 1&,UUU ( While Russian soldiers crowd- tn T ho railroad cars to a nrm-a. l ed the railroad station at unen -v ' I TXT ( 'IV- rtTT Tin I I If ill 1 1 kL. 1 1 if i . . - L. nnrl the Kf of licrht wasn. invjr - icmy, in Jttussian iwauu, contsruction, averaging between feuilding was strUck by an Aua trwn tons each, and wiiij, . i.n a oil th mpn were --... ol vinfr uvc.-u-.- '.'v. ,. -.x .nan si-e-i " Sayre BaDy is a "S3?-., be used in hauling ugn. fcm , Francis oayie, A At" . . fact I . Ann A House baby, nas -uw k. Grandson Gets ?3U,uuu u v.Wu collection of shoes m the uniteu PfnAition that Charles Gor- States. Nearly every snoewu- - neitber drinks nor nfacturers in the nation has sent am ft . 9 rs old la sample . to tne w r m receive $50,000 frpm tn . 1 .nrl-Fnthm M. Germans Figure Russian Losses. A TWh'n agency estimates that the war losses of the Rus sian3 up to the first of Decern ber amounted to 500,000 men killed and 1,300,000 wounded or ters explaining particular merits No More Dreadnaughts. Tc-innd will perhaps never build another dreadnaught. She has decided that wiesu expensive and too easily destroy ed by submarines. Ex-Governor Starts to School Ex-Governor Haynes of Mame 'has entered xne w -4.,,Ant m aericui-uic. as a BlUUViiv -- -a -. - expects to give up public life for the farm. TTrres Prohibition for Arkansas. Gov Hays has sent a message estate-:, of nis granuiati. Charles G. raery, wnuso .- has been filed at Watertown, N. Y. Food Estimates German Loss at Two Million. The French army bulletin is sued Saturday estimates the to tal German losses at two mi. lion in killed, wounded, and cap tured, up to January 1st. sity News Letter. An Interesting Exhibit An exhibit of photographs the activities of the cot ton mills welfare work in North be the sixth man to head tne Mexico government since Huerta was deposed. $15,000 Damages a inrv in Guilford Superior Carolina with special reference t awarded the administrator PostofficiB Department Will Cut Expenses Daniel C. Roper, first assistant postmaster general has issued a statemP)eeettaointaointaoinaoiTia statement announcing that ths postoffiee department had pe Dlan of retrench ment of expenditures because; of the deficit in the treasury de partment. ' , Dull in Lexington. A rhiiir fac- . . I JL lit. lUimiuic " - M 1 . t. m- I . . -k . -n Prices Show ureat "-nes of Lexington are pntcut vance. ItiVallv closed excepting the Lex- Prices of food have advanced ington Furniture company says the xiig" jroini, Xiiitcxxio- 1. v in'T.Mifibn since tne outbreak of the wxxr. Suffering among the poor-has been in creased greatly because of re duction of wages m many indus tries. Y. M. C."A. Convention. Tie Estate Convention of .oping the Whitney property at thP Y. M. C. A. was held at win ston-Salem last week. For Cussm' Over the Phone Person, col., was sen - ' . . 1 -. w -m lnof Kaiser is 56 Years Old.. t--.t. Wilson last Thurs- a n messaee to Emperor teheed to the chain gang iasi uot fiifm of GeSy , conatu-;we at Goldsboro for cursing !mark William, ot .vt-Hr.lL?ia;-iiwinTiP. mT-ni lating him on nis oovn m-w . ;r Raleigh Raw Still On. j The row 'over the Raleigh postoffiee is still on and the things is getting more muddieu wth each day. Mrs. C. B. Ay cock, widow of the late Govern or Aycock, has been placed m the race by friends and promi ses to run well. ' . Wikan's Hat in The Ring. That President Wilson will oe a candidate for the Democratic- nomination in 191b has oeen ae finitely announced and already his campaign managersare pla ning a campaign. j Morehead for Sewers. Recently Morehead City voted unanimously $20,000 bonds r ffco TMirnose of installing a sani tary sewer system. The work is to begin at once and will benn the 'hands of sanitary engineers. Three British Merchantmen are Sunk in Irish feea The German submarine sunk three British merchantmen in the Irish sea Saturday. It ;?s reported tha she destroyed two other vessels in tn same iSim... $20,000 Hospital for Hamlet " ' . m 1.1 t? . i-'i- Cotton hWeS the JSSS. t LSW.Ki: 1 C 1L.. M . " A. . wVttT.IlOl 111 .1.11111 IX- W-AXAVA- - T on sevei.u. u mc -vin icct ui f'v"'1"- , itn Pflnpation. health and gener- . -p M Tiiint. deceased. $15,000 al labor conditions is oeing snow u damages against the Southern at Raleigh. This exhibit is un railway Hunt was- killed at a der the direction ot Miss en.i railroad crossing m Greensboro. Rivers Smith and will remain ( there for several weeks. lAsheville Masonic Temple Near- ing Completion Should hi Sifted Out. The new Masonic temple at The alleered election iregulari-, 0v.oVillA is nearing completion ties in both Davidson and Ran- and promises to be the handsom dolph counties should' be sifted egt in the state. to the bottom. The only way, to have pure elections is to prose- South' Carolina Militia Will Not cute and punish those "ffound Disband. guilty. Union Republican. Governor Manning has declar- ed void Governor Blease's order Much Cotton Left in the Field banding the South Carolina The Chatham itecora says miiitia. that many cotton fields around, . - Pittsboro are white with cotton. villa Hurt in Shooting -Affray, which has nver been picked. It General Francisco Villa was ;J 4-V. 4- Vi Trr& of thA sta- ci.nVifW wminded several clays 1V1 KM ( I.I I $TX l lyll C, iV VJfc DllUlll'-.T pie was so low the farmers would ago at Aguas Calientes, m a F . - ' .1 -l.i ' . flF .r V.v Hots. IIS or sr.rvnr.ini: iiiiiav, .--- not pay for. the picking. ! which have been kept secret, ac- Gone to France to Raise Money cording to a report. M. Bunea, of the soutnerc j Aluminum comDany. now devel- Carthage Man to Europe. T R. McUonneil. OI Vjaruws-. TJ - I --vww , Baden, has gone to Tance i-y has gone to Europe to .10m w set money to carry out he plans Amberican Ambulance Hospital of the company at Baden. as auto driver. Cotton at 814 c . Boxing Is Popular in Australia. Carolina markets. fhc State JfAvrtrm. at Hamkt. wide prohibition law, incapacitated by sickness. -"- w .1 :r , u,r