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The' Famous Southgate Cabin Near Hillsboro, North: Carolina.
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HE announcement received here j attendants becomins: alarmed notified
Friday afternoon . of the death ! Mrs. Jones, who hastened to his side.
of Mr. James H. Sontheate at
his Oranse county home, known as
'Southsate's Cabin." was a creat
shock, to his many friends and admir
ers in Qreensboro and Guilford coun
ty; The. news was carried in the Asso
ciated Press report to The Daily Rec
ord and followed by a Durham special
too late for details, death having oc
curred .between 1 and 2 o'clock with
110 member of the family present ex
cept, an only sister, Mrs. T. D. Jones
of Durham, who had been hastily- sum
mphed and who reached his bedside
just in time to witness his passing.
Later advices give as the direct cause
of . his sudden taking off an attack of
apoplexy, which seems highly probable
When it is recalled that deceased was
tL-joian- of unusual avoirdupois, with a
lrge amount of surplus flesh and
great mental activity. That he should
Jiuve. .been suddenly stricken some
tjme; when he was older and after
some, unusual physical and intellectual
'strain, should not have v occasioned
surprise; but in the very prime of ma
ture .manhood, at the height of his
His only surviving son. Mr, Thomas
Fuller Southgate, and a nephew, Mr.
Southgate Jones, being absent fioni
Diirham. could not he reached in time.
Southgate's Cabin suggested, every
thing implied in the ante helium style
of southern hospitality. .'
On Thursday he had been in his
office as usual, retuinvng home and
retiring to rest at the usual hour. Not
feeling well cn tbe following morning,
he did not get up and continued to
ventions have lifted burdensome defi-
Mr. Sor.thgate was .widely-known -in
the insurance world He was chosen
resident of the National Association
iner president' Durham' Chamber of
Commerce, a director in the Citizens j
National Bank, a trustee of the Dur- i
ham Conservatory of Music, Durham j
business school, the Durham public 1
1 - w -v- . - 1
wnrarjv a jiason ana a rytnian. 1
For over twenty-five years he was a
steward in the Trinity Methodist'
church, and for years had served 011
the educational and Sunday school
"committees of the North Carolina
Methodist Conference. He served as
serreiarv nf flip first Vnniisr ATpn's
Christian Association convention held i
in North Carolina in 1877.. While j
holding to the tenets and faith of his )
own church, his broad-minded vision 1
was charitable to all denominations.
COTTON CROP TO BE
11,637,000 BALES
The Condition of the Crop Is
Below That of Last
Month.
of Insurance Agents in 191 1-14. He ! ' T-- '
riI)1 of the State ; ; Demand For Stenographers.
uuutnviut'js Association, ana nis ; " j v uc appiuMiudiaj'
eloquence at state and national con- There is a great demand for male i.ll.C3?,000 cqqivalent 500-pound bales,
cits from many national organizations. ! stenographers and typewriters in the Hhe Department of Agriculture an
He only last week returned from Bcs- government service. Examinations ! uouneed today. That estimate was
ton, where he addressed the national ; are held from time to time, but few I oased on the condition of the cron on
i WASHINGTON, Oct 2 The cotton
; crop this year will be approximately
; are taking the examinations. The no- September 25, which was 36.3 oer cent
He became identified with the na- sitior-3 PaX from $75.00 a month up. of a normal compared witli 61.2 per
tional prohibition i?artv when twpntv-! T&pre is also great demand, for :na- cnt last month, C0.8 last year and
six vpars old. and" from " sr ha? hppn ! chinists both at the Norfolk navy yard i c'-2 lr cent the ten-year average
These places nay condition on. September 25.
istpnt dofpndpr of iti nrinHo i ana . eibewnere.
his neighbors, and at peace with ail
the world, it is hard to understand
haw he could have been snatched so
sttftdenly. from all that makes life de
sirable and worth while, with his
dreams: but half realized and his work
yet incomplete.
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-' "As a force for good and a leader in
every movement looking to, the uplift
'And broadening of his city 'and state,
J- H. Southgate had long been recog
nized as Durham's first citizen i lis
Jjassing leaves a void in hv cduca
tional and religious life of tlr com
munity which will be hard to fill. As
the champion of vfree thought and
broad-gauge citizenship, he knew no
factions and rose above the pettv dif
ferences that disturb 'the.' ..minds of
smaller men. Big brained and b:g
hearted, he was never too busy 'to hear
the cry of distress or listen to those
who sought his counsel. He wh
everybody's friend and 'evervbodv v.iil
miss him.
Reserving for himself the privilege
he accorded others, lie was never
afraid to declare his convictions on
any public question or to espouse an
unpopular cause. He was one of the
earliest-, advocates of prohibition in
North 'Carolina, and when ft very
young man threw a bomb into a W. C
T.;U. meeting at New Garden, in Guil
ford county, by insisting that women
be given the ballot. He was fond of
referring to this incident and the con
sternation he created anions some of
the ladies who have since beeu con
verted to Ips way of thinkinir. Jn nil
things, for the awakening of the- o'-ia1
conscience and the betterment of ih
ra.ee he was not afraid to stand alore
He was a leader by nature and the
force of his nersonalitv was felt
throughout the leneth and breadth of
Ihe state. Nor did it end theve Ti:c
splendid oratory had made him a no
tional : figure and his service's v.-re
.arreatlv jn demand by nrogram n1?ks
for large national gatherings.
. Always a lover and student of na
ture, .he found inspiration in the con
templation of the least of Gods crea
tures as. well as -in the majestic maun
Uws and the silent forests. Speaking
jvlth a friend about the big things ;rnd
the wonderful thin that nians in
f5?'l,tvJiad accompUshed. 'lie declared
.w,uv hh rather Watch a little 1
bJOwn wren ; build her nest ) !,:tn fok i
Jow the grealest-.'arcliitecl"- who ever :
drew a plan, r And to his eves the i
saucy .blue jay" whtrh perched upon i
the 4imb nearest his window as niore:i
Korgeously arrayed than any Priu. ess j
with .-eve Is worth a kingdom. It was1
I- J Z nat,,re 'ant the relaxation !
Llf(Tf the restful scenes which I
ca.uu 10 mm so strongly which
irt m build his miidue coun
tiv residence on the hio-hf
Orange county an
tenuous, name of "Southgate's Cabin."
lleie he-. spent his nights, and holidays
on the tDurham every afternoon
on the 5:0S train and returning to his
hours TrrDil;S betore
hl,rr,1IS, niet retreat has been
' "ny -thghtful sratl
--",-;.5:?n snowing
BaZ'NV-anf-
.. . - , a-- - " 1 il HIIIS
Wellectual strength, in apparently the ami niatfm-.m . " ! from $4.00 a day up. Examinations
fept. of r health, loved and honored by Tn 1S . , ;.oV Q Ji. .,,1 tr machinists are held fromtinie,"to
Pla form omm ttee of fhTSa T by,theJocal board at the post--nart,-
o,i-Woo LSli1 ' oco under direction of the Civil Ser-
Hi " r ! e commission, or examination will
agajn. at Pittsburgh in 1S9G. He was i 0fe, ai ?shington;at ' any time.
ch?sen a standard? bearer of the part? i l ,! P1,1 f"?06 co?msion..for the
as the 'Vice-presidential candidal n ,h "J "JJ l
ISSfi. Hi?: r,mi. m,)n waa--nurt t atQ' Headquarters at Uashmgton,
E, Bentley "of "Nebraska.
He was con
stantly in demand iis a campaign ora
tor and made a tour of the country,
directing Iris c ampaign -jparticulariy
to the nort invest
He 'was j resident oi" the-; board of
trustees or Trinity College, "to which
office he was elec ted in l s:t7, succeed
ing Col. J. Alspaugh of ' Winston-
Salem.- lie was nresident nf the rhir.
D. C.
How doubly deceiving is the smile
cf the hypocrite who wears false
teeth! Indiana Times (Indianapolis.)
It is particularly easy to be good if
there arc no opportunities to-be other
wise. -Topeka . (Kan.) Journal.
Ginning of ... the cron is breaking all
records... .Ttif. announcement by -the
census bureau, that 4.062.991 bales had
been ginned ,1'rom this year's crop
prior to September 25 disclosed that
all former totals for ginning to that
, uaie were exceeaed
: .Storms and insect damage have
wrought havoc in the cotton crop this
' year and caused a loss of almost
: u.uoo.ooo bale in the growing season
Illfl!natlrtli . a'r-a that
ham County Agricultural Society, for- is only one morality. Ruskiu
There are many religions, but there
Indications .are that this war's rrnn
will yield, on I-' 15C.3 pounds per acre,
compared with 207.7 in 1911, 182
pounds in 1913 and 209.2 pounds in
Condition by states include North
Carolina, CI per cent; South Carolina
53 per cent.
Cotton condition, r.fi.3 ier rent- ri pa.
Mtuction, 11,C37,000 bales.
Slip
moke
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a few Prince Albert
s into vmir system !
r You've heard manvan earfnl nhnnt fv, td; a 11 .
patented process that curs nrrf Hifo i.-. -. j t-.
.fsmoke your fill without acomeback! Stake your bank rollthat
-f cvciv iiuux 01 me aay.
Prince Albert has alwavs hpn
without coupons, or premiums. We
prefer to give quality !
Covrrivkt im hr
C I. Reynold- Tobact Oa,
For Everybody, Every
for workers with hand or I
and poor for every kind
every walk of life there':
-'- . .
iresnmcnt in a glass of
1
different and better in
The best drink anyone can
Be sure to get the genuine
for it by its full name to
, imitations and substitution.
Send for free booklet
THE COCA-COLA COMPANY. ATLANTA, GA?- tffcw
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Property at Auction
Brings Lage Sum
The property of the late John A.
Hodgin,' consisting of a farm just out
side or tne city and a lot on South
Elm street, with, other lots on South
Elm and West Lee streets, was sold
today at auction by Mr. A. M. Scales. !
trustee, for the sum of 523,778. the
property being purchased bv Messrs.
David White and H.' L. Coble.
, The farm, , comprising 109 y; acres
south of tlie city, brought the hand
some sum of $12,500, Mr. White being
the purchaser. Mr.. Coble was the
purchaser of the lots on South Elm
and Wrest Lee streets, the purchase
price paid being $13,278.
If the name of
V
There's sport smokinp- a nin nr -n;-,
your own, but you know that you've got
to have the right tobacco ! We tell you
Prince Albert will bang the doors wide
open for you to come in on a good time
firing up every little so often, without a
MllIlM
the national joy smoke
ild his miique coun-1 '
the highest hill in ! wfe
d give it the -impre- j Jtiffl G
You'll feel lit
nas been wasted and win . .
back up for a fresh start.
You swing on this say-so like it was a tip, to a ;
,uruou,u-uuuar Din ! it s worth that in happi
ness and contentment to you, to every man
wno Knows what can be
gotten out of a chummy
jimmy pipe or a makin's
cigarette with
JrTince Albert for
"packing"!.
DAVID JONES
& CO.
Is on your snlt of clothes yon
know you hare as good a suit
as caa be made.
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For orer a quarter of a cen
tury the David Jones clothes
bate been standard.
David Jones & Go.
Merchant Tailors,
Danville, - - - Virginia.
v Smoke V3V
EI-Rees-So (
CIGAR )
11 10c Quality. 5c Price.
I I Blade by Us. Sold by Us. II
I El-Recs-So Cigar Co. 1 1
301 S. Elm SU 1
II Phone . . .399. 11
THE PILOT COMPANY
SOLID, SOUND, SUCCESSFUL
Liberal policy contracts.
Conservative operation
Economical management
Sound actuarial methods
Thorough medical supervision
Large dividends and low. net
cost
Local investment of premium
1 Income
FpHcyhoIflersV Health, Conservation Department, offering to
policyholders desiring it periodical medical 'Consultation" with'
Home.. Office physicians,, .without charge.
Southern LIFE & TRUST Company,
GREENSBORO,. - .NORTH OAROLIXA
CAPITAL $300,000 SURPLUS, 8300.000.
A. W. McAlister, President. R, G. Vaughn, 1st Vice-rrea.
A. M. Scales, 2nd Vlce-Pres. R, J. Mebane, 3rd Vice-rrea,
Arthur Watt, Secretary.
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The Keeley Institute
Of North Carolina
With more than a quarter of a century of successful ex
perience, this institution stands pre-eminent It brings
ripe study, modern-facilities, scientific treatment and"
personal attention in its treatment of
Whiskey, Morphine and Other Drug Addictions,
The Tobacco Habit and
Neurasthenia
Situated in the wonderful Piedmont Section, its climatic
conditions are unsurpassed. Modern buildings, with
delightful rooms, in spacious private grounds.
No restmint. No humiliation. No pain or sickness dur
ing treatment. Home conveniences in a pleasant atmos
phere of home comforts. Delightful cuisine.
Correspondence confidential,
C D. Cunningham, Mgr., Greensboro, N. C
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO.
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Thlsltthereren
aide of the tidy
re a un
THB froc
4-i
urrr
mi
her-;
its i
iiiHHimiimimim
I
mm
Albert tirfw
red tin. mil
fact, every Prince
Albert packece, ha
real meaaage-to-jron
on itejeverae aide. Youll
.c.u. riocni raxcQtea
Julv 30th. 1907" Th.n..
that the United St a tea Govern
, tr" ha granted a patent on the
SffS .by. whU:n Prln Albert ia
made. A.nd by which tongue 6fe and
, tnromt oarch r nit mi t i7--
- . t 1 . . '17-
rr looacco isaoia you llhnd
rnnce Aioen awaiting yon
u iowy rea oaga, 3c; tidy
rea tins, ioc; handaoroe
pound and half-pound
tin KMm44nA -i i .
.vwr cryaiai
glasa humidor, with
aponge - moiatener
top, that keep a the
tobacco in auch
fine condition
an
VAHEN times are good and
uu when times are bad
whether your plant is running
o vertimeor h a If ti me-th eecon -omy
of power adjusted to ac
tual needs is obvious. For per
fectly adjustable, economical
power buy electric service
from Central Station.
"HOT MERELY ELECTRIC POWER,
v BUT ILLUMINATING SERVICE."
W. C. Public Service Co.
Phones 330 and 331.
pp. A. L. Petree
ST05LCH. IXTESTIXBS-RECTUM.
A larje per cent of rectal diseases,
such as piles,-fissures,' ulcere, llstn
lae. etc., are cured ia office without
knife, chloroform.' ether, hoajrtUl or
detention from bu?iaeee.
Office in f.'rissom RuiMin; opeesiU
McAdoo IToteL
RRBEXSBOUO. NORTH CAROLT5A
DR. J. V.. TAYLOR.
F&tlBg Classes a specialty.
Relief or do ' '
Office 1504 Banner Bid.
Office phone 1834. Ret4ce
phone 1018.
115 CENTS. A POUNa PAD FOR
it'
... , irM y TO the li
did hospitality of the' ,1c
alwayal
GREEN . HIDES
SOUTHERN JUNK & HIDE CO
at
St.
ermv : an(1 a" invitation to
we flay fldvaic
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