tr:
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tariff.
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t is certaini-;;
-.iticsiJ&way,'
rterrbsWardV
itertaihing
storieswas
therpsoner
ner;had hpth-".
1 known Jocal
. w ur : honor lit "the-.-
I; Tiiul lik? tci
Si':
politidan.;haien
ceil paramoiinFa
. .the; f rersifd3:Brut
; -ouna and sthen; hi;brought it
. agamb For C6
,r a protective.' tariff. We see here
ot country, in the world built up un
;tioni Less than, five hundred years
et vc6mnerciallyr ilfostbnderftii'
.h" , rldwagl earners n
lies and hvinf in : their soWnuionjeSS
a; anp: nanfvnen n;y.rnj: tw is-;
orikevM'with;- fe-bbb .vibubtC
aayb mistakehWe areno
ayX proposition." We simply have -our;
b;b n, ;ajid the 'Other fellow has, his,; and'we'
.ne-tnat Dotn or us ate npnestinit dui.
. b " ; tt e is division. ' bbb,- - '
b -;'bb? t it pertains alone to business and is a busi
Xb?b keep it everlastingly in
tSi- ftbjifec.jf It;' should, be like rate akinbn the
XSanroadsT-a Commission should handiest and
'.v-5f '-Ss-- -:V ZJ.J'iJL ':ii4i-.l.' Jilt ' - 'ri " ' r -Ji- J.Li-' ' J?3
Muidbc- us scnmu es.: vv nen a srnenuie uiuu l-
M-when snmp Ampriran inHmstrv wis to Sllf--
icr. rf mpvp it nw ("tunmtio' in crnpnnip imi
... :
;V. have it ; absolutely non-partisan". That, could
.';-.be done; .v- . y? - ... v.
tefef-P, 'course ";- we-couldn't : gUess : whaif would-.
.. r; becbmQ of the parties if thev did not have, the
g.f tariff toX divide them but we wouldn't" care ;
'. about that, if business could proceed. ;--:,r..
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v.- . s
ood Law.'
-,. it a; misdemeanor, punishable by fihe ahd im-
prisonmen4Ltp usebscene. language over-the11
-seenrannmgrawa
JOlivCfV'hadtit recently
frbmr the Mississippi state rjenitt
he served four vears for bferamy.
was proven he was not the Vigh ma.., ....
man fonwhom the warran'wasy issued and nc.
was" prpnidfXhen he entybackTBome tor
meetiliis deth in-the msteripus rpanner: rp
Right Now. . : . .
With alltworry of the war; with all the
!;d;fTeredce and ad-
iesiUmnir 4 great deficit,
soPa hp?yfs gV) It was only yesterday,
oisjew Jersey Hd e- wise ones were saying
itpii; Pf esidet; TTheri
Itysonly this 'morniftg)"is we reckon things,:
that herwas running and ejected-1-and now we
are getting readyTf or "another campaign. Wil
son wil.be npniinated tne second time. Wheth
er right 6rSvVong":"hV hai& been consistent in all
he advocated, i&tid Tie has' shown the country
that he has 'ther'tQurage . of his convictions.
Those who figure birthing s ' say that if vtimes
are good he might bev re-elected, while; those
' "- i 'it . ' rr-. -' . '". ' '. --'1
wnotaiK. tann seejriat: as rne is a minority
presidetjt by spm'eQig&tQ million! it'lvilL
be impossible But6 -matter? how it goes, the
fact remains that a natiojial : campaign always
disturbs business.always starts a great hub
bub, and we wonderland, thousands of, people
wphder, why theV dootmake the' presiden
tiai term six yearloojf,&mgh at. least for a,
breathing spell between elections. Six years'
and "oiit. Let each manhave it onlvhat long
and not bej eligible to W:bnd I term. That
-e po
every way:': ,r And "why it has.nfVei'
Acarinot imagineVWe
3ne we
:hange
f r l . . i..
most every oxner oia, custom, D.ut ,tl tew tnat
Should. be; chaoge'- v;.', V 7
-AhNow Watct; .fl" f.'
a-
Kxr.;i he grouna nog business; failed Thy say
' marcn comes UKa won u win o;ont liKe
twoyearRpld-sbmething
naps1 xnat risanptner. or tnc -veven i ..ies, oi
the Seven Sas, 0f1whichh2rpir'd. hddlwas'
v , . . . j. '- . . . ' - .ciTr gec
vand-
s;xty
. ve .aa
tne ye.::r
1 c;o c:j
ntr.cty-
The vote in about fives minutes ''a
bpuVtHeirbusinessi-And that is wh
nine :and-a half per cent of the'-women , would
do. This false assumption that to give woman
the ballot would be $o shut . uphop ; "nail the
shutters and open tlb family headquarters at
the.' corner ' grocery is rot, ? pure andsimpio.
Th6 woman's natural' influence is in . the home
and she needs'the'ballot to protect that home.
, C : On Thfe Shelf For Two Years. :
AVoman suffrage reipains a subject for those
favoring' it to talk about.; It remains an es-
pecially live subject in North Carolina , be
cause so many of the' well known citizens of
the state have come but jopenly in its defence,
and the women are organizing. The next legr
lsiaiure wiu nave a Din Detore it, ana it win
perhaps be defeated. ; We iigure it Will be
eight or ten ; years -Vb efpre ' North " Carolina
adopts it. That .she wilPfinally accept it ther;
is no loubt, because it must.b.ecome national.
Many of our best rfleahdworneny oppose it,,
and , they have their reasons, . Many favor, it
and; they, too, are welt equipped with argu
ment.' For ourself, we want to .see it; beliey
ine the wPman owes it to thestate to share'in ...
the task of making ti laws ' and ;ehctthg Its-
IX'
Prettv srtnn rtnw !tnH:tHf t-.' .1
The Grass" will show ubaftcr a : ightV.tiard
wihteiv-onboth the sign ahdHhe; jr
... ' A Xtozen.-. r ;
Some of the knowing onts. say that before
the campaign is fully? n there will be a dozen
candidates for Governor. We are going to in-
vaiai.y -oo wugns ue -;aoesn x restrain us wiiu.
legal papers"; to boost General Carr. He is the
rhan tpelect; but.inany-. haetheiri'-own' axes
tognnd; -many -want to play . politics; so we
. arenot in the majority. ! "tvt"; r; V ': -::
, : We honestly feel:t"hat North Carolina'fmusv
: have a busihess''verdor,.caiid' rVill have next
.go round, and asweihave repeatedly said and
will say many tinges jagaitJr aft a friendly warn
ing, if the democrats.5ersist in putting up a
politician . the republicaus will . come pretty
-dose to- electing Jolforeheacf'or Carl Dun-
cahr . Therer'Js; a'f eeifflg that we must play
more business . and tesLpolitics in North Car
olina. v ; .. ;. f - .
V& w'-'- :- ;
bo;
..... - at.
to
if wealth.
is bey.ond ti.
r
e has "Ihe 'treasure
got it-,lle'has it, t!
people, ifthey r.re
, what cAn be do .
-that, 'no
j question
cc r.ccrned
iia it r It
..it that be
TL.fact that
matter ,h6v he
concerninc; th
at all, should ;
js a'ure thic that, there-is no pocket in th
shroud." It is a certainty that we camejnah . 1
into the world and empty handed -we leave it
so if Mr. Rockefeller is to leave herevon the
earth -the mountain of gold he piled so high,'
wouldn't it be business to let him turn it over'
to directors, to the general government, and.
let it be used for the betterment of the people
rather than have, it handed down tohis few
heirs who would have in their control and. pos
session more money than the average mind
can comprehend?
-''-We do not know how these men with great
riches . feel but it would , seem from'-, their,
benefactions that they - want, honestly Avant,.
to get rid of some of their vealth and want tp, I
put it where it'wilTSio the. most goodjGfeaVr
colleges have been endowed iwith millioijs and
doubtless these colleges do' wonderful good,
Carnegie,. who has given away over three hun-
dred million; dollars,' made a specialty , of lib-"raries-ach'town
boasting-'oire feels.figOQd'
over it, and certainly a splendidly equipped
rlibraryjLs" worth while. ve " ' "'.'"
" The, question that r would puzzle us and will
perhaps , puzilye all who try to solve it is:'
What can .Mr. Rockefeller do with his un'-
counted wealth if he. is denied the privilege of.
carrying out his foundation plan? The for
tune, to ;be "worth anything, must be held
whole, to give it out in charities here and there
would soon dissipate it and no one would in
fact be the beneficiary: Just to hand a man a
hundred dollars does no good. What you.
Imust do to help him is'to help him help him
self. :'' . ' ' .s" ' . ;
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we
::.wSub .
.bv,he!p
'ina.i:.'
erox. into it
s made gc.
"nkoNwar to
nsider-thatif v. c
we : w6uldh"X- ha
' v we ' arc com; ' .
. r eight huridr- '
:;. Were we 'in ;
. .. nitiotis to bursel
ve.oajpvur own lat and have no 'Kui.
us. take our product lia"s the '-;
bi;::h:i'. -ferotisaud ''i-'goc
':'. th' : an4 - stari"5sr; nelpte.
a xl? v' 'An 3" Avi i F F.n r
J-
Cannot Atteiid.
Vice President Marshall has been invited to
the opening of lon College but expresses.his
regrets that it will be impossible for liim to ac
cept the invitation.- -' .
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Well, the legislature is abdut through ,it
chore and jt never-set the woods on fire" h
- t ,. n : "o
Representative Brockett
his High Point charter and
: ea ur," : Ana wit n hji z-
la:.d th'reatcr.i:: ia stareG er maoy" by'Xhro vc-
mg ner .nav- ;r.io ail . no; .pprts-wny jet v
think that tibitoli'rwepay. fo',being-ile;utrar-''r"
len hv rMifc Inn' hn dmliiV . ; J.
. -No, ladiesand gen.tlemen7we. are paying t& t. ! v'-.v j
toll. We are gettingpff 'liglitry and we;sifo,ul - ' t - 1
In,
t- h, - yibuiirage in jersey.
Th&rNew jerseyrlegisiature hasssedythe :
'- ".'..1 1j - . - " -r r .k ... Ti' '
woman suitrage bill by.a vote 01-17 .to. 4- :it.xs ; - ' .
tp; ikmend" the coHVtitutpfi ahd the people vifl ; ' t ;
.vote bd'thy1 measurfc.H ptembexvIt-Ts1 now.?):, 'i
time - for President ! Wilson. 16 follow Mf Bry-y-iX 1
anMrUBryan "di,4 'not cxjressj hmisel.-othe
question juntil' his -state ; was ";oing . to voteV !
iew-jersey.1iB-tie irresidejnt s nome sate. .
cNebrasjca however the amerycimen.1; was;de-: - . -.
; f eatedat the isl&'':-"' .HV-'A 1 j 7 ?
airvoiiart
Do. not letiihe fuzzy-wuzzy 'fplkrt
Hhto. being;.: t'Kinp. t mhz''A
XaVolinahUsestined; toi-b-e pomniercially;:tie.-
greatest cotintrv. under the sun snes--coming.; t -
unto Jber j)wh now pretty soon,, Ix)nt letUhe,1- .
hdt aif" artists telliyou. things apout corpora-y - x
tipn? and chird lapor-ano book worm pci-.: .j . -iagra
-get on your; fighting clothes, and Insist ib A
that we ;are all right. For we are i i j h Tf 3Y ;b
?V:--'
r .
.4
TiyeJtionj will be . very .quiet ;-The ' ? - 7f T J
general talk is. tnatrthV pre,se"nLcommjssfonefs ;! . " . : - '
are doingr their 'duty and if they -are hot wtT i
have the recall so.wny not.pronj: uy tneirvex- v
periencel They-are'.bettef equipped than ever I;-? v.." .'-"'
for they are better pn to the curvesir: p y". v -
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" ;,T"rade,at hpme'and thus-help yourself !5 gef ."bhh; v." ); ; V
ting more of the -world's goods togetheWVSO; "
had his say '-about J GbooVjafterriopa'you" think you'll -gd; icr-i vt.f f : '
what he said went: Frisco 7 ; b"b'a 'v.:V bV,;."-, b
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