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5 .-A- - .v k' y :- 1 I " , ... . I:'. .V '- 'J .-. 1J ' ' . i : . JY' f k'Va m x 1 AN J N DERPEWDBJT.: pcnATfCCJEVJSPARia T"" Pi OLUAIE 3 NUMBERT27; NORTH- ,7Kp4XfiRQH 31, 1915. ONE D'di&Afc PER YEAR " - I XL i I 1 1 -m l r m i 1 : ' .. CITIZENS; It is time, I think,; for you to rise up in your might anq stop our :9Qun. tv Fathers, in their easremess to applease the wish of all supplicants, from running our county hopelessly in debt. Children, yet unborn, ill be forced to pay, tef moneyj wi rhat we owe for money borrowed to scrape up roads, etc. ' :' The former legislature put our county officers on a salary. These men wanted these respective offices so much that they spent their money, or some one else'sv to in fluence voters in their favor?. These men were elected, and , installed without against the salary. they were. to recieve, , 1 he voters , thought it was settled. These men were scarcely in office when a still small voiee from two of them was heard by the County Fathers. Our salary is insufficient. Quick as thought the County Fathers decided .to .increase!, the salarly of these "men, but under,: a differentiame. They found that it was aejpcessary to get help from the legislature. Accordigly, Mr. Lassiter set the political machinery of the county in., motion,. This machinery ground out an order to Representative Btummitt and.Sen ator Curriu to raJlow ,the j County Fathers totobej the ma(aieoi this "smallt voice. TheyDeyed!' Citizens from all parts of the county asked Messrs. rummit arid Currin to use their influence to have the crop lien law repeated Sena tor Currin jjid ls?)airtBut. Re presentatiye Briimmitit llaboriously tried to shw the evil effects of the repeat of tms law. -He failed to do this ana mre than hundred smene asked ham jto work for its , repeal. He obgye the mandates of the political machinery, but turned a deaf ea the demand of the peo ple it seems to me. Remember this voters. .' , It 'seem l:lnbea -jiKh'g tax the State $20,000 for Mt Mitc hell and $20,000 ; for th establish ing a fish commission, and other constructive legislation. What does this mean, it means that taxes will continue to go up. My taxes were more for 19 14 than for 19 13, while my property has depreciated several thousand dollars in cash valuation. A new assesment is cominz this vear. .Look out J . Our land is going skyward in valuation, l appeal to you to rise in your mignc . anH cau ctnn I av alert Wp a rs the masters and the office holders ! are our servants: and the machine politicans shall be relegated to the rear. You can do this if you will. Do this and let our county government be economically administered. Yours for men in politics and in office, strong men, tall men, men j who know the right and dore to do ' it. B. W. Allen, TO UY IIQTOER AND FATHER AS I WAS SITTING THINKING A few words of praise to Mother and Father, I would like to say why it is I am sure you know for it is just because I love you boih so for what you have done for me I shall never forget; for your loving kind ness were so great, for your loving hands did nurse me, both night and day, and for my return to health 1 know you did faithfully pray. - Yes, Motner you did wait upon me patiently and trae andrevery- thing that was mentioned you were ready to do. Now the steps for me sweet mother yon have made no wore will ever know for you faifh ly nursed me seven months or more night or day cold or waim mother was ever ready after when she was not well or strong. Yes, ten child ren dear Father and Mother you have faithfully toiled and raised and your love for us I shall forever praise, let us remember dear brot hers and sisters that we will never find another that love and wait upon us like our dear Father and Mother Now Father and Mother may we ever continue to pray that each of ure to you we may give ana when , our life on earth, is ended and our! suffering we will no more may we ever ready to meet our loved ones '" that has gone before. Gertie Daniel, ENTS HAVE i t- Chapel JHiU; Marchi2s4-a,he tii it of former .President . W. H. Taft to the State University last week added to the already long, lists? o celebrities that have been guests q the institution during the 120 years oXitexistenx visit of Mr Taft, is the noteworthy fact t.iycpt(pajDi !f. tti-wiie' house have,, addressed .JChapel iiu audiences from the platform in uerrard hall and all within the life time of ex President Kemp Plum mer Battle These chief executives were Andrew Johnsbn, J. JameslBuna,ap(Vu6d row uWilson andv Uiiajn .tl.Jl atL... It was 4 ?y ears agoin 1867 that Andrew Johnson, then presi dent .of the TJnited States, made!his memorable visit to his alma mater. His graduation from the University many years preceding that . visit made, his return engagementall the more ri6t!abev On theinighfeof his arrival on tne ttiit, tnesiuaents formed a processional march around therh.ome of the University presi dent in1 honor of the distinguished visitor. When the serenading music was Qverfc. President ., Johnson was called upon for a speech. From the recollection ojf the oldest citi zeotn .essence? ie;sai4: v Jf 1'Whtiilrsi xame to Chapel Hill; many yeafs ago I came trudg ing along this road that pleads by; the presidents i home, r was barefoot, boy, scantily attired in clothing and with a budget of old pjbthes on my baqk. Today I come DacK tovoui as Dresiaenc 01 ine United States ' The eloquent lesson spoken by Andrew jjohhson Jias been pro pounced by educators as ope qf the most impressive ever uttered, V His wqrdserd few and wellfxhpsen, bujuthre wealth of meaning which they carrfed was bound h up in the jburnmoCtUis Noi GarinlaJboyH rroro-tne u niversuy scuucpi .u. vuc higfiest l1tSiX6l American people. IN UEIIORY OF tlRS. Y. W CORNER. On March the tenth the death angle visited the home of Mrs Wilf liam Corner.and claimed her for its ownv , She was:a good woman and neighbor a good wife and a good uwiuw.. one was tu n-oUJf -w lend a hel Dinar hand. She leaves an aged mother, two brother one sister and eigbtxhildfen and many other relatives and friendsto mourn her loss. ; Only two weeks ago to-day the I angel came, on wings of love, and took- our dear menu and carried her home above. We loved you dear friend, But Jesus loved you best, He put his arms around you And took you home to rest. A precious one from us has gone, . . .k .'.1 A voice we loved is stilly A place is vacant in our home, That; never can be filled. , -a It seems as our life is darkened all our days are filled with woe; Until I think we all shall Gather over on the other shore. How sad it is to mourn no one wilj ever know, until ey see their. loved ones . dy- ing anJ knW they. must, forever sro. Oh friend how can tf? give you up, and see your face on' "earthj no more but we will live so as, to meet you oyer on the. other shore. Dearest friend we will never for-i get youf in out lieartsyour metnory shall always dwell. But, some, day our troubles; will be ended, " For Jesus doeth all things well. Blessed be the Lord that Taketh,; Farewell, dear friend a Iprfg fare-. , Your bright smile on earth we willsee no more, Bat hope to tneet you oh that Hea- rV ' venly.'shbVe'C ' 'y No parting' words are said there, - up No good by kisses given ; mm'-m'1 He never will ;r?ake us, . ThoVsorrow presi us sore;vi i He'll bring us to that ;cty ' , nd more.. ; wnere we snan pan v -. - ' . ft - .1. -..m- : ' .it' . t 3 it; k i " , Sa T'm dftin i-f a TiiAwai7'-5 1: : . :. : 4. -V i-.- Friday-morning fyarcb the, a6th a special ; train load; of , Creedmopr pigh School; pupus left iouri town. Prof: Pope counted until sixty.' five whole tickets were soldf and ? then- vith the assurance- tat Creed moor could and would aw'aWbacks'nij gdod thing left the Tick wihddw; Withia ..smile. ; There' ;vm-hN been . 5 bet ween v one huhdre itiif fit-to twor h u nd red peoxaeabQard natitraia Many s?n and , around much so that one man ventured -to say that that ijwas assure gn 'dr'W preedmob H ah. Th e trai h sfppj aCif orher' Park ! where the 'phildreijf fdrmejd a-lipe, by two's and tnacch'etll with banners?flying anq Yciiftring. I ng to, tberrr positions i n th e parade. linexifnrarqh 1 Mumbens'Of floats- representing Colonial-times and present rcontR tions headed the procession: 71 he! work of the marshals was above the average on such occasions ' Creed- r s part in' the. pageant closed the"many. very. : interesting ...scenes pfejftited pn the poroh of OVford Graded School Building. .:ri: Numerouscompliments were passed on the good looks of Uncle Sam,' Mis Carolina," Mistf Colum bia, and The Goddess of Liberty They were taken for school teach ers. According to report handed in. tQ Supt. Webb.there were. ninety six in Creedmoor'S j school Une. . : The neatness ?with,twhichnthe children: were; -dresseds wasrworthyt of T;notcet butthe behavior-and conduct fcf Creed moor studen t5 as especially potfceableiw Weever expect iriy thihbutthe bestWnft)itrs;ist The writer saw ijohinbuthe; best ; of c6hduct;;Jrf' the Entire "V, crowd thfoughbut the (JayHepa.Jijb e attention itcn reports, anynmef One . says, Snap of ReedOl win today. : Anotherir says f Creed moot i must jandv; mm win coaay;,vne says stem is sure to wm "couay.- Anpthec saysOxfocd. ,s, . &Qitig 9 win today; Even the old engine bh the side mmvMm:mm think we didt ; We s could n t lump railroad was at raid we raid we cottldnT run wjw tnei se?mcti .wawmw a v suit case; igf;'(irppl4bto Wei are r&therrudi&funtiy int$ubliMt;rf .Vpcalional moor, ani Oxtprd tas they tdo i some times ;OJfcpcUFMicrri4yrxictr;U5:r cision.,: 1 newnippgSTO suitiy wlnneteHOur boyilid xtepiibnally ellieh0h4ytemi CiFhere bateV es US IHC WU1UCI9. i n Smiles i f oreeVitlf eayt are more ju st;i iicef nimi e is -1 ea rn mg how to iBCTe round me ae- i . : t5 S.' 1? JO Pi 1 t-t tV,' t-' Hi fir 1 ci t i. t c t ' M . I 7 IW' I pepq Steiao tost emanVaf i kifPtjlliffy 83liPn, stiji on Saturc3lv.three.knd, mie4iaff miles 'nittttejff"ilghj The still IfWakcouty lanit rand- had UeeaptureUfib?: MetrAV. D. j'firirlliih VesidetiitS' of the iectiolietlietniTwaI mmmBit stiii pefeu 011 j;nc seen c, Berraeu .toU.?r pffic&rr, tfrsri 5.LaleiEh irere $ummoned,t(and)Messrs.T Slell "ahdi Yvatkins went there and didlhe i6rS?ofmollihM? tnemppartui. rrheresiwas"abdcrt 6bb- "tall oris 1 of T K a&i&t i3-M3ZiMi J I'll v?:iik i I- it Saattle Yash. rt Six . years ago Mrs ElUn-Af 4ieim. grubstaked Jeremiah Wifeon?a-praspectTor-'and eiu hinr to --AlaskL'Wilsptt imickv it rich and a court ftrtirf has" )nst rdered; an ' AtatkaHnhifrr' cbrjibrk librr tdurtov'etdr'sejVlrfd Heir "16 yriit , bid fdaughiSer : Marie1,' tfheir . sl)Ke '"n . Wilson's discoveries The share.js-$6,000000, i " ' ' ri The shortitorvlteUinyrcontest jvas t gbpdi5 vWe 1 thi nk" Bob r Cross iutdidairyVtof liis-former Efforts list as' sVe'et'fand orljr&kf lb "h'erVstorv nVfh ei ag4'jnot. Curl was sickaiid could ti'tje pn;handr And ihpu g,t ' tSje r ju dges inward ed ( th e prizes 40. others,-! Creedmoor as touch honoif by baVirtshbbchlld- the prizes- r ; ( With this issue of this oaner therf ioes butbPayiftismi reh last yer wondered, wLy a school ply, or ntertaiumentjd Wrnoraw ds'TOapyTdpor eceiptVia the orjpT nans and oher attractions. The kind of production nd the. number J of people interested in the perfor rafecMHa wfthaiiiin fobi If year, tne orpnans concert near to w'rtfi foiokteShan la fikthlof the bestyou haveVf ver had in your ali'dTtorlum. We thi nk your child ren ra'refirst Uti youftihearisJ: CvTh'e f riehiisf t ybuTand.it yo a r .sph i Id re ri must amount. o tont. Jpalf br thr friends bfstock1 Company ; that blay iin you nauiU i toi itUtefeilhfi pafst t wo mouths-work bf Cretd ttfoor has beenettiTy setirmanagenient The tacolty ibble tb-1 tself tfrt bay ment f'ofN the' ptnTbere nidst bd!Heafly$ri3:t f briiiOTat aniQUn t. is "goi n gto bepiciaWisilylaithe Moved f rptn- the hill b1i Hhl:'carnpusi: Le t5 aft - celebra te Xaer ;w it v ;th e knb wl e tfzt; that w bf ha v ? d on e ojo jr best to pay-for the .-phmb.r ;.;- and tdluood storjrin a very tre d itaW e ra .Claire Co zarTwas i Asheville.'MarcH ?r-11ie! arrest if George Catney;allge6 prbprie-1 r-of a - roadhouse-at Skyland.-a slipr distance from this tcity nd le secure of a carload, of. inton- aii us iouay marxea ine Deginjitiig jf an investigation into the alleged illicit sale of whlskev here which urumisy i-P' vp To-jes sersaironaf, than that conducted l?y Judge jcraait vancr several-monins affo," tV- i- t 1 1 .?! T ( pe'arancfe-in the'feourt bfl WaUixte B.li. Lyda Tuesday afternoon at aj olocknd'he'-intdxiciuts to night wereliroufehrCo'fhis 'city for storage in the Biinccmibe countyl j Sheriff!4 officers. anttS cUfSajjce' mpyKeaded by the chief officers df qoui ueparcmenis, raiaea ine toao Ulr . '. wJirJJ'l j. 1 .I'll .. . whFskev. a case of ' corn " wbiskev1! aind 16 bottles of chamoacne. Cd, 'tHtfyeclaedth ftfecerVthat,,he1 purcnaseg tne snipment wun a view df storing a supply of Tri toxicants before theafntf.juV:iaw tfecbrnts ef fpctiye in orth Carojina, i Solicitor 'jr E.' -'Swain wilf be as- ssied in the prosecutioh'bf Cathay oy county ; attorney,; (JV' VValtef yo& who vhad charge of the prosectition of the' defend.artt who faced Judge Carter 1 h the; previous inv'estigatibri. BETHEL iTE Misk Deater 'Puh 'of Northside Hho bf thepast -'three'' weeks ugtf has5 returned tbher home at Nohliside: ' ' .1 Mr.; (H., K. Byrumiwas the guest of MissLattye ArnpJu buoday alter: noon. , . Udr. HiC ' Ray called , on -? MiVs Gertrude VVcirly lat Sundar -after- 'Mr; Eueue V pugliT was .yjUinfi liss.GladyV 'Medlln1 Wednesday and Saturday bight. -V' " I We are glad t 'learn that ' Mr. Hubert Arnold who has been suf fering with the pi, eumonia is lots better. t , Mr. A. C. Ray Jr., has quit work at Holldwiy statibri '"and gone to workr at "Dike's1 Hbsprttal af Ralergh.' ' Mrs. P. D. Pugh and daughter Miss Eulalia spent the day at Gor man Sunday. ; ;Mr.i BjurlcVWeaihejlyj?as sport ing Miss Deaver Pugh. Sunday. M r. J asper Jac so b & nd b i s ' si r ter-M'tss iLizzte Jackson ' wee visit in MtsVeV t?fady 4 s h d Pa 1 1 i e1 Med ijlf fast Saturday njght. " 1 Mr. Eupha Brbgdep. spent a few dayslas week ih Durham. I Mr. P. E. Ray after earring two ladies to the burial, last Saturday evening left for Durham where he spent a few hours with his lady friend. ( 'evelvm' ) LIOUNT EfOGY-fiEWSJ I H- n(l Mrs..' "Ttomas Sadler snent Sunday with Mrs. Sadler s 1 , We regret to learn that Mrs, O. Hughes -gets, no better. j Miss Mytle Jeffreys spent a partUeen a very profitable business (11 bf last week with her aunt'Mrs. O. T(his county for a long time,' but at L Bullock'of Hester Route 1. this" rate would soon become a j,o I Tlief StbVk' visited 'the -home of Jflh fthdsMrs. R. M. Mangtim Sat urday and leit thenl a little girl. I Miss Katie WagitafT pent list week -Skith Misses Sadie and;Undlrie jefifreyi. Mrs. : H. Wagstaflf and ittle auhter .Lucile . spent "Saturday night with Mr. And Mrs. R. M. Mangunyr tie Twrence weresCreedmorJfc'viii tors Saturdif afAeVrrobnMriey. if ove over in.MrLawrenpe $ car. ; J spent aunoay yitn, ir. na, Aire. N:;JefrreysrVr ; 'v V; 5V MriVt'irmrrynHhVweet end wk tH.brotheMr.-HN. ilishwh . crry'sent' dntir bed-, !tte:AnRESfEDjfa iAr,n.FonMCEiA j -DurhanvrMarcbr8. A warrant -was tpdayued;f 05 .Willie Bel); a uegfo, wholsbclieVctrYo be" 'the tiurdeferof Mr. Burkelt N. Mann, who was killed -on 'the'; evening-;bf 1 !archth7Bell H a local negro, and ras arrested thi afternob. I as been bnber the 'survciUoce of 1 1 local officers for' the ' past few c ays, and the police department' be lleveM that it has a good case igaint the negroy It certainly looks like tfie best solution of this mytterlou murder-that1 has yet developed. - ?he case was worked up by Chief endfergrast an officers Chandler ' and" W.illiams.' They have been working on the' evidence for the bast two days; and this afternoon eofhold of enough aduidonst evi c ence to complete the cae. , The arrest of this negro followed a long search iy the police depart ment for the murderer. They have had mighty little to work on. Mr. Mann.Vas Wlled'ono-a dark Vitght"! ndno .one knew of he. murder till He was found in a .dying condition, tfith a bad wound on the hack of his head.. .Nothing was found about . person to give any clue to the . dfficrs, The next morning ofheers , Williams and Belvin founi' a cue , stiqk, "which was believed to have . been the weapon used by the mur derer. This has been the, only doe in ibis whole Ckse. but the chitfaod . His, men believe they have complet ed a string of evidence that show beyond a doubt lhax Bell is the murderer. uEf aoDist cntaai trnki . ' 1 The Ladies Aid Society, of the M. E. Church will have their ao r)ual Bazaar. at the Farmers Ware house' on Easter Mooday.April $th. i hey will serve dinner ?u ttnal also barbecue and bruqtick . stCiv. There will be k fncyf w6rkt, oooh, a candy. booth) Jemonade well," Ice Additional booth wjll be one Tor the oaoics, hi wnvn incrc.wiu oc a. 039 ifest'bf tne prettiest haby and there will' be baby armfcnt for sale. All' mothers ife invited to come and brinthdr babies. There will be a' fish and oyster supersilsrt. Thi public is cordi ally invited to come. j AN UNFORTAtt "FAUIlV; Newton, ' March i9j.Another tragic incident in the history of an' unfortunate family occurred early yesterday mornihg when Eugene' fox, a young man' aj years of age. Of Cline's township, v died in the ounty jail of pneumonia, where he was serving a $0 day sentence for a cutting affray. Hit father Dan Fox, lost hjs mind 20 years agoaod has been in a hospital at Morgan ton since then. Three years ago his brother hunting on Sunday ac cidentally shot and killed himself. Only the, mother, Mr. Mag'Fox remains 'of the immediate family. The body was taken yesterday Jo Clinch toWnship for interment. ' Not in yeart have so many pris oners been in the county Jail at have been thete! this week. "Jailor Gilbefrhas beenbbarding 15. Nine if them came in a bunch, these be ing the youn; men charged1 with participating in the shooting of fink Goodt.cn. Jailonng ha not woflhwhilc. ' Mr.: Wilson Warlick, a hustling young attorney, will be a candidate or mayor' of Newton in the' May lection Mr. Warlick displayed his'progressiveness and energy in getting the "White Way" for New- 6n.f 1 The first cdst of a ; good job of paiut Devoc is $50 (average mre, cf course.) The first cost of a iecond or third or four .h rate job, 55 to $100. . i The wear is likewise. The b t ier you painty of course, the longer It wears. ;And tthe ; more you pny tor youc job, the shorter h weirs I Def oe js one of a dozen gcKnl Saints. !. There are. hundred of bad net As likely as not, Dcvoe is the dply good one in this, town, yic ,;;'-;'; DEVOld.';; 1 At B. Moss scUs ,t ' " ' 1 1
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