Chew
'•Bobs’*
5c. the
Jacket or two “Bob®" for a
le better stemds emd stores.
; pacx
cent at all the
START your Heart a-
Bobbing merrily with
“Bob8”-'the heart-shaped
peppernwt candy with an
inside of chummy chew
ing gum. The choice chew that
cheers.
Bob for **Bobs”
GRAlVD excursion
ASHEVILLE TO
mi N. c.
August 19th, 1915 via
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of the South
Spccial train concicting of botl: Day Coachea arid Sleep
ing Gara wiit leave Asheville 2:30 P. M. Aug ISth. Arrive
Morehead City 6:50 A. M. Aujr. 20th.
Very low round trip fares from Asheville and intermedi
ate points, up to and including Raleigh.
Sciieduts and Round Trip Farea as follows:
Lv. Greensboro 10:20 P. M. 15.00
Lv, Burlington 10:55 P. M .:-$5 00
Lv. Graham 11:00 P. M... |4.75
Lv. Mebane ..11:20 P. M $4.75
Lv. Durham..... .12:10 P. M. $4.00
Lv, Raleigh 1:00 P. M.. ..*53.50
Fares fro*n intermediate points on same basis.
'Hckets good only on Special train going. Returning
tickets will be good on any regular train reaching original
starting point by midnight of AUGUST 24th( 19IS.
This is a gr^nd opportunity tc visit the seashore and enjoy
fine fishing, boating and bathing.
For f-jrther information ask any Southern Railway Agent
or write
0. F. YORK
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Sleigh, N. C.
!
nnMEN
VP AHSVAL Utm, vaa MI7 slMtat. TW
.jg'vr
WIND
MEETnifi.
■crver >«(*■« th* ease a praaeW;
in a ndi^dioriiig tom -wko w»»
j ______ ... . “ — -»• Si* MnkaBa KMM, 8a^
{statcarib Wm Tint Priae u> tareei to abahdoa hi* palpit faeeanse, Oae KeywC
I sute Hmc WssMi Baeca. ' | Corpu* Chri*tJ, Tex, Aif. IL-Ae-
lk« Confedmta ansy, koUini' that nwe* t«p«ta here tiw
I New Bern, Aug. 13,~Hie tw«aty> Ood wa» aibt with the Sootk ^ the
at NoiiM. vitiA continaa
kmetkk,
eiefcth annual toumam«Bt of the state whole, Tb* Obsnver believei it were tonieht, U heinr wcead between!
firemeu’s association which has Veer, better for the cans* of rel^n that 3^ jjeiiean ouUaws and 14 ranelunsn. I AiMBdaM Baitfoad tiiMMgliai
held in Kew Bern thU week came to there should be no calm on Divine M^,ds already have been kHled ‘ ’
a close today with the interstate grab help on one side or the other for .* a^rdingr to these report* and Aiw|$Stt^‘5e5'ttIehSr^
leel races. The interstate hose wagon people engased in war. H the qaes- :„^ American* wounded,
races and the interstate band reel tion were ever beyond the pale of ('Nt- ^ ,5 said the bandits ewly todav
' *ould certainly ap^ar to - the Nonas ranch taking horses,
I Thousands witnessed each one of l e 30 i.i the case cf :he conflict whi.-li i,.t„
I these. races and it was the getwral shakijig the world.
j apinion that they surpassed any other j ■ ■
1 event on the week’s program. The
first event of the day wns '-he. hand
i reel race.. In t^is the East Spencer
:provtsibBS and several rifles. Latei
jthey returned and a pitdked battle
I was begun, the 14 Americans harri*
. Csss* M S«^mhu AMAM Wn^ 'cadicg themselves in the ranch fcoosie.
• i 7V*->rrstav»,tu>iiiutcrrfliowlsM«iu4iac, >n x i i. j t. ~
*'.T; cnnd by thr nmiicrfat, old rhScS! Ttey telephoned td Santa, Browns.
■^r.fWT’s Aatls^tic Hestiuc oa. It KlleVm
, team won ihe first priac, their time;
;iK-ir,g 2-1 i-'i. Chapel Hill took the sec- !
. c;;d prize i^u.king the run in 'Ji, Con-
co' d isii'e third with 28, the Spenoe;-
:si;op team r.cxt with 33 4-5. The Win-
rston-Snlcm tei’.ra had bad luck and
fEiie.d to score.
In the grab reel races the Spencer
.-?!>e>p team took the first prize , in
Ifl ii.'i 5econds, Winstcn-Salem com-
ing.
A»r»^'c:c nraiivc UM. iV TC1WT«» 1 . .«« « .i. « ' -
'^^>s «od Heals At ine nanc tiAw. 3Sc,50c.lt«* vfHe ana Kmgsvule for imp. SaorUy
of tba Ai^atMhiaB Weede*«4
frmtM ^Im>
Sc %fo BtilwM.'* '
new line baa Km boflt
0 mxBtmtt of timau
iuj.' akiH aad eapiiid. is a i '
8i>uth>li^ lar •
h thettiH* iwUaitiai ~
- ier, n* Aaan «f I
, irthwr-s Jiieet iwde fiom
I to tba Sea”- is at laii aa aeeooa
GERMAN SHIPS.
fiMStaod lit iW^ceempiiahibeBt
‘aftel^vard the Mexicans cut the wires, i a beaaniejUMtw
nuMMKsitf sklut''^ la nadftrt
; special train was started from 1 wefltT^ fcwiSI,
Miaanl.Paii^
Sartia, carrying aid to the raiiehers.
itisMa aad mines,
o
We are not likely to have war i
ivith Gerniany, Germany is likely
to be nicrtf careful i.n her submarine;
Warfare in the future, and present;
vexing questions can hold over nn- i
til after war for settlement. The
I 6t etaadioc baid'woi'd 6mber in
Item half «■
ext Avith 2S 4-5, while Concord United States has been neutral and
of the CocUaeatl
: atod: aad otclMid taads of I . _
GUIL- ‘ piodiietireBessl Tha loftiest moouii
I peaical Tbedeepe*tieBy«*l Thamo
I boaatiflil water falls aM pictan
j.jiv«rc«4ireet Thectandeatseenervt' ^
IGreeasboro Boy Awarfed M«Jal For | ^
! Efficiency io Drill at P«rt. Caswell, j an.bot» few of 1
CORPORAL BRIDGES OF
POKD GREYS WINS.
taptured the third prize in 20 1-5 sec
ond:
fr.iled to score.
; This afternoon the interstate hose
wagon races were held. Statesvillo
won the first prize, making the riin in
9.3 1-.T seconds, the .other records be
ing as follows: Kinston, Xo. 2, 30;
when Germany recovers her senses |
Fort
i aup^atlves with wbleh nataia baa i
; doited thia hltharto inaeMsirible i
• u ^ ^ CasweU, Aug. 8.--In keeping'
Chapel Hill and Ea.t 9pencer ^^e adm.t that we have acted de-^^^^^ establid««l custom, the C-uilforJ t»«port.bo« ;
cent y an reasona y. Greys have already assomed the posi- i
And Germany could ill afford to go _ , « ^ ^
. t ■ tion of first rank among the sue com-
to war.with the United States, put-: . , .i r- A vr betmea£iklu»aGtv Kv wh^
t ^ i 1 pames of the C. A. C., North Carohna
ting the matter on a dollar basis: She . i ne8tkm_li mada wttn the
firn^t aamoe aver the Caioliaa^ CVacb
ft Ohio Bailway Traa inanyaati
ftOhio Railway, aad Spifitanbaq*, S. C4
In I whata tonneetioaa ara taade for
In the competitive,
,, . , , national guard, now encamped at
couldn t get at us to do os much
. Jp ort Caswell,
damage and we coulttn't get at ner , . u t, . ,. - ; -
, . . , drill held Friday afternoon, m whicn I Tenea ISftttem Kentucky, Southweetem
Burlington. 30 1-6; CaswelJ. No. 1, o/;to do her ^ch damnge except m representetives of each company |
Le*inirtnn 31 s S. One Way. That is by seizmg the , _ '|£iortli Uirol>M lua tba Fieamocti»
i.exington, ■id, J » Corporal A. I, Bndges, of fi«» of Socth Oandisa, etoaaisg ftm
30 1-0- H»nd(!r«on German ships now in American wa- . _ , . i neat moaatain ahain*.tor''
iSo 1-0, jienaerson,. r the Greensboro company, was award-1 -
ed the medal for efficiency.
Kinston, :J0 4-5;
East Spencer,
•32 2-5. 3Iorehead City, No. 2. made ter*,
the run in 29 and wa* at first awiid-1 Tiiere are sixty-seven German
ed Srst prize, iater it was contended ships in the ports of the tJnited
they h»d screwed tlie hose on to the | States, not including those inf the
hydrant after the time for such had . Philippines, Most of them belong
elapsed and they were ruled out, to the Kamhurg-American company
AsheTilie and Morehead City, No, 1, and the Genaan Uoyd line. The ag-
jhad hard luck. The latter’s hose aet- 'pegate capacity of these ship* is five
jed badly while the Asheville team>. hundred thousand ton*.
ho«e burst. Neither team scored. { Thirty of these ships «re in the
____________ port at New Yark; thr«e are at Balti-
haCumberiaod,
riiaeb. Great Smoky and Blue Ridge,
The drill i ’•rhieb eomptias the MftiMt leetkia e
STANDARD OIL RUSSIA’S AGEMT. Greensboro boy
two at Philadelphia and two at Gai- ^ .
• i ^ ^ - During the week ju*t pa*t the si*
New York, Aug. 6.—There wa« a ***» ** ®““
embraced the manual of arms and | is Wd
tactics and was conducted by Staff ^ men—for btmin^ bcawa ani
,. . ~ J . capital--lB t«ma of wonderful oppAi
Lieutenant Hardy, while the judges tuaiW. With nnlimited kwmiigm »
w»ro composed of three regular army “^SaS*********
officer*. Corporal Bridges wa* called StSa of tlw airt, Sosth wd^»ta
out during the review held Friday af-
temoon and the presentation was groat B*w odaatry, tfaa latinit am
made by Colonel Bennett, who in fit- \^at’T!?‘ h™
ting language, paid tribute to the sad Mdsavor. Uafettend
■kill and efllency as shown by the aaadith*S, tbia new laej
rumor in Wall street yeaterday ^ti*'’**“’ .Savannah,
negetiationa had praetfsaUy Seattle,
Tao^ and
companies of the North Garclina coast
aitillery corpe consiating of the Ra-
m alnart i
to faw aajtiw
Co«M^ Ma i
Ihe ■
nalimiM appoirtaaitiM
iiid, atcaki
«T
ding tta
, itaMl, Aortiewt^
af, MriMlC «ad Kaaoliia
ttelaftwiw
Ohio Baihny, JebaaiM Clty« TtaMko-
AdT’i. ^
J . V* . Charlotte, Wilinington, Sali*-
ccMommated between the Standard,/7"* "* bury, HandenonvUle and Greensboro
Oil Company and the Russian e»v-l^**" •"** ’*”* ^ companies have been undergoing
emmcr.t, as a result of mrhich the j * are at Honolulu «nd the rapidly' «»P*» ^ explode cha7f«a
corporation will became the Czar's ^ Porto Rico. The value of ^ proper form. In the'*" *•“ mortar guns, for extra rations,
purchasing agent in this country. Ac-,^ *'***** **.“”* hundred million morning sub-‘»nd *“*“« instructed to th^
cording to this rumor, the arrange-. **cIhs»v* of the cnrgoes up- jg.j contrary conaamed a nuaiber of the
went will bo similar to thoi entered ^" them,^ In addition of these mer- mortar gu.is, manned by the' **P'®®‘ves. Lieutenant Page explain
into between J. P. Morgan * Com-,*1*'* *****'* •™ b.itUe Salisbury companies, meant to cast ao reflectloi
jpany, and the British tovemT»fnt-|®^““**^' and a erediUble showing was made by !“P“" t*>e commiesary departmeBt, at-
j No confirmation coald be obtained at' gadj companies. The sub- ■ tributing the entire blame opon hitt'
I the office of the SUndard OU Com-, cftliber tube, which i* used in motor
jpiiny. No. 26 Broadway. j ® ^ with Germany—and practice, i* considerably smaller ■ Staff Major Kuykendall, Ueii:
, The National City Bank, which in, *** ” ** _ *‘*ted that such a i«guior sei-vice charges, its tenants Hardy and Page, togethn
dominated by Standard Oil interests, vessels wiighing only 14 pounds as com-i'*^-‘^h '•'e high standard of the Gicys.
jhas acted as the fiscal agent of the
Russian government for several!
would be seized by the United State*
govemiDeat and used as it sees fit to
pared to the 1,046-ponnda projectile j Greensboro is wtll represented on ,tii«
of the service charge. The regular encampment, and on their re
years and has conducted most of it»;'*** *• likely that
service shots will be fired by the mor- turn necrt Friday night they ara in
financing here since the war began, j“* to this ei- . „ . _
Standard Oil interests are said to be
identified with the Canadian Car and
mERTY-PlEDMOHT INSWm
WallhOtrj^^.C.
Foundry Company, which
' from R'^sia. ,
recently
tar gun companies next Wednoaday, to the Gatil
following which the cleaning up of,City any laurels or honors that ai«
garters, distribution of the pay en- ' available.
End^zM^ br th» l«e4fsf advartcn. AiFoitl*
bors and tirls «a nnQ«BaUy teond m»p«imtion for
Con«c« and Uni'TCraity sndar d«iJ hott* eocdf*
tioDS and eofistnictira Cbristim Sofiizcnflp''.
Prtmsry. int«medial« aod bich achooieotnvM,
with znafiy «ooraat sot found in tha pnblie aebool.
Mtuict JSjeprmtsiom tmd Tfmnm^.
elaaoM; attone teaehinc fome. Modare
b'aUdiofB. Ideateonctt? location nearWinstoa*
Saldxa. JPaUMrmopansAttcaatSl.
JFkft Catmiagfmi AJdrtna^
JOHN MSBirr CBEEE. K A^rAiM WaBwfe V.C
GOD IN WAR,
TEXAS RANGERS BATTLE WITH velopea and breaking of camp will
MEXICAN' OUTLAWS.
^conclude the encampment for the
sammer.
Bnjerajsville, Tei;., Aug, 8. Mex-. Of course the men in tlie regular
Lincoln’s Gettysburg speech U
model of forcible, clear and aiapte
English. Ibve you noticed that Wil-
ican outlaws engaged in two battles service find many defects in the raw son’s protest to Germany containi
TURKISH GUNBOAT BY SUB
MARINE IX DARDANELLES.
; Turkey in 1910.”
If a man can observe the laws of all
Fairbrothers Everything adverts t j ^with Texas rangers and county of- recruits, some coming fresh from of-
■ what it regards as a "curious fact,'" j ficers tonight near Norias, Teias,_ 60 ficers, or other confining positions,
:htat each of the warring Nations is.railos north of Bronsville, according unaccustomed to the routine of roiii-
; lustily proclaiming iKai. God is on its to reports received here. The tele-life and finding it quite dlfncult
- side. God could be on but one side,! graph operator at Norias lias sent j to conform themselves within the
end the Observer is revolving in its'out call for help. period of a week to a prescribed
Results of the fighting are not course so entirely different from that
which they have heretofore walked,
.1
^ nund the Question if He is, or ever,
, was, on any side in a war out of the known here.
London, August 12.~The Turkish the fool legislator* he ought not to
gunboat Berk-I-Satvet and an empty
transport have been torpedoed in the mandments.
Dardanelles by a British submarine,' ~
it was officially anounced tonijrht. ‘ Roosevelt
have much trouble with the ten ccni-
wants the Philippines
The anouncement says;
•‘The Vice Admiral in the Dar- t;i.it a man can be right once
daneiles reports that one of the Brit- * hiJe if not twice.
isb submarine operating' in these
waters sank a Turkish battleship ^ Germany has fined the
Bible. There is evidence that He was j A special train which left here for but the “regulars” are generous hpart-
iwith Joshua when the successor to | Norias earlier in the day vpith rangers ed and make many allowances. It
Moses answered the call of the men and county officers returned tonight is generally acknowledged that the
of Gideon to save them from the five ^ and immediately wa* stai-ted back to J standard of efficiency of the reserves
wicked kings of the Amorites, even;Norias. It will stop at Harlingen to.is being rapidly increase^ and iba
causing the sun to stand still “until take on a detachmcnt of United States j importance being more keenly ap-
abandoned by the U. S. which shows w v j .... , i
.1 tnc people had avenged themselves solniers.
■preeisted.
i
’I.
August at tthe entrance to the Sea of (another million
Mamora.
‘•'A Turkish gunboat
Satvet and an empty transport also g.gy Belgiuri
have been torpedoed in the Darda-
ibe in a war for power, for conquest ^ near here, that four companies of^in military drills, however, iiiost of
and for possession? Was He with United States infantry were being,the Greensboro boys have spent a
Belgians the Confederates, or was He with the i rushed to Norias from Fort. McIntosh, majority of their “off time” fondly
because some one Federal*, or was He v/ith either? A 'an army post near Laredo. jgaxing in mirrors, tenderly nursing
Ir^ughed when the English destroyed Confederate veteran, now a consistent! Sheriff A. Y. Baker of Hidalgo lip adornments, extremest of extreme
the Berk 1 ^ Zeppelin. It costs something to be and influential officer of a Church, county, tonight was quoted as saying j side bums or some other form of
'dropped in on the Observer less than i300 Mexicans had crossed the Rio .roanly arts. Charles Ireland started
.a week ago to have a talk about this Grande rcm Mexico 55 miles west of |0S with a beard that would have
nelles by one of the Brrtisb subma .Considering the number of South-Very question. He recalled how the | Brownsville and v/ere traveling over aroused the anvy of his distinguished
rsnes. , _ i ' '
“In connection with the above, in
a Turkish official eommnnication'better showing in th* war.
dated August ^ it was reporte^ that
the Turkish "battleship Khe.yr-Ed-
Din Barbarossa bad been torpedoed
by an enemy submarine. The Kheyr-
£d-Qin Barbaroasa was a former
G«nMik battleAip partAtfuied by
em mules the allies have bought, we preachers would insist from the pul- Hidalgo county in parties of tbree ^father, but evidently changed his mind
can’t understand why they don’t Jpfj Q^d was with the South and | and four, apparently making }3ieir| about posing as a Grand Duke and
j victory was certain, and how in view way to some concentrating point, ’sheared the .entirety. Numerous are
very few words unfamiliar to all ai
us.—Florida Times Union. The Sw
has frequently pointed out the fsc
that President Wilson is the greateii
n^aster of clear and incisive Englisi
since Lincoln.
There has been some talk that th
death penalty would be abolished ii
New York as one of the results oi
the Constitutional C>nvention but thai
body has decided differently.
The steam-boat in.q>ectors seem t
have been possessed with the idea tha
steam-boat inspection was created fa:
the purpose of allowing polidc&ns b
draw salaries.
Americans can’t understand wh;
Henry James should declare hiiMfat
an English citizen. But AmexKam
never did urtderstaiid Henry.
T. R. being willing to talk for noth
ing, and W. J. B. asking $500 a reel I
'of the lamentable result, the faith
,that had been ispired in the triumph
for his piel, naturally T. R, is get
ting more of bis talk into the newspa-
ipcr*.
of right and justice, because Gcd was
on that side, received a rude jolt, and
,,bow faith in the Chriatiaa religion.
Troop B., third United States ca- the huniorons incidents, comical a£-
vfllry, wa* ordered tonight to leave pects and phase; of the camplife.
at 4 o’clock for the northers patt of Staff Lieutenant Page, formerly cap-
Cameron county. It was reported the ^taia of the Guilford Greys, is leport-
Mexicaii* sttackinc Noriaa rauich, ed to hav9 mistaken
It’s an old saying that “Every ^
has hi* day," but we hope wa
not be enough dcg-doys to go rount
this year.
The Georgia legislature is said
he doirc nothing. And therefort
Gecrp^a feels like eongratolating^eT'
a iisndful of *eu upon her yood fortune.