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Monday Evening HICKORY DAILY RECORD Patf Two Hickory Daily Record Published by the Cly Printing Co. Every Evening Except Sunday. TELEPHONE 167 S. H. Farabee Editor J. C. Miller Manager H. M. Miller Adv. Mgr. Subscribers desiring the address of Mn rViAnced. will please state in their communication both OLD and NEW addresses. efficient delivery, com plaints should be made to the Sub- subscribers should call 107 regarding complaint.-). SUBSCRIPTION KATES. One year - UM Six months Three months One month - One week 1U PUBLICATION OFFICE: 1402 ELEVENTH AVENUE. Entered as second-class matter Sep tember 11. 1915, at the postoffice at Hickory, N. C, under the act of March 3, 1879. ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS HICKORY, N. C. MONDAY EVENING February 28, 1916 WHY NOT TRUCKING? Catuwba jcounty, now .recognised as the premier dairying county in the state, is destined soon to become one of the leading trucking commu. nities in North Carolina. The lands here are adaptable to raising early vegetables and the climate is ideal. Ashevill?, the leading tourist resort in the state, is within a few hours' run of Hickory and the hotels and boarding houses there are crowded from January to Decemiber. Why shouldn't Catawba farmers, in addition to tht'ir other activities, go in for trucking? By working it intelligently, as they work their other interests, they can build up a market in vegetables, and turn many thous ands of dollars in this direction. The idea is not original with the Record, but it is glad to pass it on for what it is worth, and the Record is sure that it is worth considering. We have noticed that the Republi can members of the house and senate have been in no hurry to embarrass the president and their attitude should make the weak-kneed Demo crats ashamed of themselves. Is it a fact that the only Democrat whom the nation can repose utmost confi dence in is the president? It began to look that way, Hit fortunately for the country, the people, the hys terics in congress was not long-lived. A large number of Hickory peo ple were interested yesterday in war reports. If there had been any un usual developments, the Associated Press would have notified the Record, and we would have seen that the people of Hickory were informed. Should anything of unusual interest occur on Sunday the Record will in form Hotel Huffry, the drug stores and the restaurants so that the peo ple may know what is happening. We wouldn't blame Germany one bit for putting over another breach if the biggest neutral in the world would take to its heels at the very thought of asserting its rights. Nor would we blame any other nation for squeez ing us occasionally and if they don't do it, then they have changed since yesterday. There are some Democratic con gressmen who had rather see Wilson defeated than anything else, judging from the way they have acted since he became president. Fortuna tely the American people, if we may measure their sentiment by their ap. plause, do not feel that way about it, If Senator Lodge, ranking Repub lican member of the senate commit tee on foreign relations, can come out squarely for the president's po sition, a few of ua smaller lights might admit that maybe the presi dent and the secretary of state know what they are about. The Catawba Cooperative Cream ery, as our local page stated Satur day, is having the busiest season in its history. The creamery is unable to supply the demand without han dling the products of other creamer ies. This is progress. One of our good lady friends who1!0 no ?n iaws on the statute books .... i there that tnpv Hn nnf nkcuma tua.. was compelled to remain in quaran. tine with a sick child says that the I II..'. i . .... oniy ming aoout tne Kecord that worried her was its failure to appear' on Sundav I . : . . . -- . . xvir. jonn w. KoDinson's article on well-rounded Catawba county farms ,ated either in a sanatorium or if ought to appeal to many readers, be..the .f,amily wer.e willing to provide v yyii . equipped in every way. The worst feature about the Ver dun battle is that so many good Ger mans and Frenchmen are losing their lives. Let it be remembered that these men had nothing to do with bringing on their deaths. "Vladivostok More Congressed Than Ever." Headline in Saturday's Record. Nobody will be fired for using that word, for congress and and congested are synonymous tevtns just now. Just about the time everybody gets anxious, our troubles solve themselves. The only thing that can possibly worry Germany over tin break with Portugal is the possible loss of sev. eral good merchant ships that put into Lisbon out of the storm. We admire Colonel Roosevelt a whole lot yet, but we are compelled to admit that they put the fixins on him and Senator Root when they drew that Korean parallel. You will please hand it to Star- town. Those lads know how to tell livestock when they see it, as the awards published Saturday show. flnr van oninion is that netj and armed motor boats have done a great , A , . u,--;,0 deal towards stopping the submarine operations in the North sea. j You can t keep a goou crnnate down, . o 4. j 4t-n let us repeat. Saturday afternoon, :t looked like snow ior iair, uui me climate asserted itself. Catawba Farmers ttt hi -r i nr t i.- There have been- those wno saw in (By John W. Robinson) thg worJd conflict the beginning of Many the aicuHura, soap SSSSJSSlSiX. bubbles that have gone floating out have feeen proved sadly iacking. in over the state as to the wealth the soundness. Yet for their belief Catawba Creamery is bringing its there was not a little of foundation, patrons how they are buying beau. The point they overlooked was the f. , , i . ... centripetal force of war. tiful homes, pure bred stock, all the Qnce let ft foreigner raise his hand modern conveniences, automobiles, to the fatherland, and, regardless of etc. Catawba Creamery has been a previous feelings, a whole nation will great help in agriculture in this coun hold itself willing to dare and labor , ,, . and starve that the eagles may be ty, but no gold mine as some people brought home encircled with the have been led to think. wreaths of victory. Of course, there Dairying as a sideline on the be maicontenstions but their farm is a fine thing I think every number is comparatively small and armer should have from five to ten theJr iukewarm opposition complete rs on his farm as our western j logt j the flame f feryent support farmers have, then garden, Poultry, hi h crisis evokeg from h hogs, orchard, etc., and not depend es on one crop. Aanr.aco: 0 Just as an analogy the following The great financial dression re itt f Berlin in July, 1914, -entry of our nation affected us but . fa f h outbreak of tfc War' vCxv Ui l,V"V to Lve at home, and seH their sup nlus raised on our farms, not raw material but finished products, but tCJJSfit 1 6 S ' P y' S tables, etc. We ve improved soil, filled gullies, dSlraM5! . "fu Ur m hilt; idiiu. uicn wiui a nicin. cam month of from $5 to $12 per cow, we feel and ar independent. I am no believer in soap bubble agriculture, which looks pretty but oon bursts. Much safer it is to keep our ladder firmly planted on the ground when climbing to success n rin,ilt.i,r anrl not. rsrrv ton mnnv ... - j - - j jurdens of debt and mortgage a . n tn i Lnn - "a k ith perhaps a half dozen rood grade cows, a pure bred sire, several o unA I.,,,,.! .J c A n; uuu ouwa, euuu uidit aux acs, tx &i lo, comfortable dwelling and barns painted,-nice garden, orchard, flock of poultry, potato house, beautiful gr'n pastures, wheat, oats clover and corn fields with everything free of debt-this is the home we're proud to show people visiting - Catawba county and many valuable lessons may be learned from a farmer who ovns a home of th.s type. Healthy and happy families you find and with appeiUes trust mag nates many well envy. These men, are the foundation of the Catawba Creamery and the cooperating kind, "Helping one another." The person who goes into dairying or any other line. of agriculture with the idea that he is going to get rich i. Hnrvm t jn a cooperaVive TailureT ' " But farming s the most indepen. j ui i. " u. dent and noble work to be found. The -reatest work, that of sowing seft with m,r nwn v,nH i iw giving soil and helping them grow fey n.a,d 80 gf a rea.son to ?ate ever snn-nnnH Lr s natl B-" Assuredly, morale is an mcomprehen. Ver becomes monotonous labor. Each day reveals to us some new truth from nature's unwritten book and our labors are richly rewarded by ,r,rfi .i t i. "j "i x ut oxiuuco ui Lriaiik aim animal life We are king of our own domain and no one says yea and nay except r.hilArn m 5 more natural by "Hbeing "IssodateS 0F FRUIT IN LONDON with nature. They hardly know the . words pride, vain, jealouy. (By tne Associated Press) Artificial life will' never appeal to London, Feb. 28. A plea for the them long, the glitter and gaity free importation of fruit has been may attract for awhile, but even- sent to tne cabinet in a resolution tually the love of nature and God, bv tne executive committee of the the source of all life, will be par. vegetable federal union. It is based amount. on the ground of health, and says: "Any restriction of the present im CAN BE ERADICATED portation of fresh and drittl fruit is to be strongly deprecated as ten Australia Controls Tuberculosis din to cause the lack of essential Victoria Drives It necessaries of healthy life; as food, Whether or not it is a dream of the very nectar and ambrosia of the health workers, tuberculosis experts people as a physic, better than all in particular, that it is possible and tne Pills and Potions or the phar altogether probable at some future macopoeia; and in either case of su day to have no tuberculosis in this Vreme value for the well being of the country, it is a fact that one country, comtmunity at large." Australia, according to Dr. Victor G. Tne resolution deprecates any at Heiser, of the International Health temPt to shut down on the free en Commission, has now effective control try of fruits as false economy. It over this disease. says that such an attempt will be re Doctor Heiser says: "I was very sented by the common sense of the much snmrisAH rinrin .;.,; .t.j. countrv. Darticularlv hv tho -n-. country to find a death rate from all aiseases ot only 8 per 1,000. The ex inanation seemed very simple. They inforce their laws. This wonderful showing is the result of intelligent 1 1 .... . o "eaitn iaws ana their observance." ,In 5e5ard, VJ. the methods used by the B.t.ate of Victoria, which has ac compnsned most m controlling tu Iberculosis, Dr. Heiser explains that every case of tuberculosis was iso tum, to use individual dishes. ttt . and to observe other necessary pre cautions to keep down infection, then the patient is left at home, but is up on probation and closely watched. Another measure taken was that all mimigrants coming to Victoria should pass a physical examination and be certified by an Australian medical of ficer that they are free from tuber culosis. Doctor Hewer adds in his address at Albany New York: "If it is pos. We. for Australia to control tuber, culosis why shou dn't t hp nnociKU for United" States t, do So? the UwV.f sutef North wj Mr. J Hampton Eu f Winston. 5 tSSS 'S office Salem has his nerve with him on all and got your receipt occasions. -In Washington the other Respectfullv day he got by all the door keepers JOHN W BAI IP-wand secretaries and entertained the City ManT president for the space of several y Manaer minutes. Charity and Children. , , rttnttttMinmnTmnrrmtttt PRESS COMMENT KiliiilillHiitS asm: Logical Verb Gastonia Gazette. A new word has been coined by the newspapers which may eventual ly get into the dictionaries. It is the word "wireless" as a verb. Ex. amole of usaee: "Preparedness Message Wirelessed to Every Part of Country Last Wight." Hickory Record. THEY WERE GOOD NUTS News and Observer. War will now be declared between the Hickory Record and the Greens- , nrd. Referring to a hurry up can to the baseball fans in thel... I If I colleyums of its Hickory namesake; J ftCMSlly v"5UV' lll-w'u, "i'1-"'1- v" meeting as "A sort of gathering of tfce Hkory nuts. If KEditor Far can stand for this we will be surprised. War and Discontent Columbia State. Much has been said and written of the possible effects of the war up on loosely joined Austria-Hungary of Nations, is of interest: The unceasi criticism of e- criticism oi press and parliament ife slotwly ret'fccing the number of cases of mistreatment of soldiers by their officers, but a recent report shows that 490 non commissioned officers and officers were convicted of such offenses last year. This was a reduction of ninety cases from the figures of five years aff'.o .Qn n ,; . m These. ,.49 nvict:ons by no eAns& ca ?Ver' nly fhat. n,umb,er Pnv.ate. soldleurs were bru.ally handled during the year. A rece? CaSe and 0ne hY no means unusual, was the conviction of a iioncommissionea omcer Oi tne lmra BaYarlan regrnnent, who was charged wi'.n no less tnan ninety onenses against the men under h'm. One sol- i . , , t: i , lV" ,was iameu . "v Lr"CK on e kneecoaP, gun-butt, and ,-,Were d?l a V WJ-h we?fe choked. and struck ln hetace- " was not long since a lt ? leav? ?e sf V'Z afr the tl?Ird colct,on for f i T S ff 5 covered brutal trtatl""t -n Zi i i. Jhe 1U ated, Pvates are the "es Jho today have established a MnnTWll? i achffYement m 'al0rZS and $a hUng. They J?6? t H e the v V vry ? EKS ficetld', ha-ve dffied -the l&lStAB1-! wi T V -n j IZ V1 ha-l of the mitrailleuse and the rend ln huorror of tbe enade These v i l- i T A uuueu Lne hardships of winter, the dread Dres . r i i . i . e UI,U" " f" v' e sake ? .that country whose officers sible element in the making of ?Le An some " Pu to fTl"!' a; 7uca' 7 raas ,siaie " .troops leads to sudden xollapse, I c 1,1 : me ox war seems to purge every hate and everv re om. ; i .; 1 . " sentiment, leaving only the pure gold . sacXe t0 Ut" iermost sacrince. FOR FREE IMPORTATION wh0,se children's interests are di Iecuy concernea TO CURE CHILDREN'S COLDS K.eeP child dlT. clothe comfortable, .Yold exposure and give Dr. Bell's TiriA rT IT Ti. . i -xiuney. n is pleasant thlnf' antiseptic raises phlegme nd redces mflamation. The first " 3 ?lves reiiei, continued treat men Y.111 PPer care will avoid se- , ,us lllness or a long cold. Don't Z fY treatment. Don't let your cJj"d ns"fff; get a bottle today. In- City Tax Notice! Taxes for the year 1915 are past HlIP anA if all . or before the firsTday of March 1916 the City Manager shall nYoVeed to collect such tales and penalties d? Histra nA a."es Py Light on or off at the touch of a button clean, safe electric light from cur rent saving Na tional Mazda Lamps may be installed throughout your home at a cost so low it will surprise you. Let us figure now today on wiring your home. and Sons PHONE 13 ' A T ... . vnnTH WESTERN CAROLINA & NORTH-WbSi" Time Card No. 32, Effective Nov. 2o, 1915 No. 10 Pass Daily No. 8 Pass Ex Sun Northbound 7 43am 1 12 05pm 8 29am 2 20pm Chester Lv York Lv Gastonia Lv Lincolnton Lv Newton Lv Hickory Lv Lenoir Lv Mortimer Lv Edgemont Ar 9 24am1 5 4Upm 10 20am 10 55am 11 40am 12 45pm 6 31pm 7 08pm 7 40pm 8 35am 3 28pm 3 40pm No 9 No. 7 Southbound Pass Daily Pass Ex Sun Edgemont Lv 11 C5am Mortimer Lv 11 13am Lenoir Lv 140pm Jickory Lv 2.35p Newton Lv 3 08pm Lincolnton Lv 3 43pm 6 30am 7.25am 7 55am 8 29ara Gestonia .Lv Gastonia Lv York Lv Chester Arl 5.00pm 10.00am 12 00am 5 46pm 6 35pml I 15am Make This a Year of Best Eats H Best Groceries it Best Flour 8 Best Canned Goods Best Cured Meats Best Butter and E""s Best delicacies Everything the Best, and the Best is the Cheapest. Newton & Hamrick WW WW WW WWr EBSEEBS; Are You a Woman ? The Womans Tonio FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS f F4 I Willis' THE RESTAURANT FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE. REGULAR DINNER 11:30 TO 2: 35 CENTS Our regular dinner is not a lunch, but a real dinner. Come to seeus and be con vinced. Willis' Cafe YOU CAN STEP RIGHT IN your own home and pay for it while you live in it. You save your rent money from the day you take pos session. We can sell you a horn on terms that are practically he same as rent. The difference is hat your money buys the house instead1 of the mere privilege of occupying it. Come see us. i L. L. MOSS Contractor and Builder. lUIIIIIII HTTTTTTTTTTtTt Professional Cards Dr. W. B. Ramsay Dentist Office over Shuford's Drug Store. Hickory, N. C. Drs. Hicks & Hicks DENTISTS Office PhoHe 194, Residence 318-L. Office in Maaonic Building. Dr. Chas. L Hunsucker, M. D. Office over Shuford's Drug Store HICKORY. N. C. Residence 825 15th Ave. Phone 92 ' Office 26 Hours 3:30-5 p. m., 7-8 p. m. Calls answered at AH Hours THE HICKORY HARNESS CO. Manufacturers of alJ kinds of HARNESS, BRIDLES, SADDLES AND STRAP WORK. Repairing a Specialty. Hickory, N. C. MRS. H. H. PRINCE TEACHER OF VIOLIN Residence 1110 Twelfth St. Phone 242L S. C. Cornwell CIVIL ENGINEER Surveys, Plans, Estimates Office over Lutz Drug Store. L. U. LESLIE Tailor Cleaning pressing. All kinds of alterations and repair work. Located up stairs over W. T. Sledge's store. Phone 190 Dr. Alfred W. Dula Optometrist Eyesight Specialist The best equipped Optical Parlor in this section. Practice limited to fit ting glasses. ' Lenoir, N. C. Sixteen Years' Experience. THE ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor First-Class Work Guaranteed Phone 106, Work Delivered, 1032. 14th street Hickory, N. C. Next to First Buildin & Loan office. i::8:fnttnmiuuuumnt Q. E. Herman Architect Stevenson Building Hickory, N. C. ;nmiiini!iiimst Marcus E. Hull, D. C. CHIROPRACTOR Palmer School Graduate OFFICE HOURS 3:30 (to 5:30 and 7 to 8 P. M. Consultation and Analysis Free 803 Fourteenth Street. MRS. J. L. BERRY 1 Trained Nurse 'Phone 283-J. ;;.;;. ssiiHitiiiiiitttttsnl -Z. S. Troutman Blacksmith. ' Horse shoeing nnd general repairing. Hot tire shrink ing. New Tires. Located back of Creamery. tn:nnmtTnn::tt;;;;!iiii,'anmmmm QUICK SERVICE; SHORT NOTICE We can furnish FLORAL DESIGNS. Agents for Van Lindly Company. Cut Flow ers any time. "j WH1TNER & MARTIN ;;:;!:::i::;i;n:::;:!iiii, ,,,,,, Clines' Barber Shop 1242 Niinth Avenue Opposite P.ostoffice Steam Heat. Hot and Cold Tub and Shower Baths. Everything New, San itary and Lp-to-Date. For a good, smooth shave, neat hair-cut or any kind of tonsorial vork you will find our service unexcelled GIVE US A TRIAL M. E. CUNE Youth is the succeed who do not make a start before middle J"iTZ saved nothing by that tta win .Wt age. ine u dependent upon some one else. "Tr youn' "ho hfs a fixed . purpose to get ahead and who regularly saves a part of his income will just as certainly be independent when he is old. It is not the man with the largest salary who saves the most, but the steady plodder whois determined to make something of himself. A Bank Account is the easiest nd most attmctfve way of getting a start, and a boy with a bank account has something finite, something that is always a satisfaction, and one of the greatest incentives to save. Let us open an account with you while you are young. First National B Capital and Surplus $300,000.00. Hickory, N. C. Four Per Cent Interest on Saving Acounts. Tl. T7 o m It is hard to prevent WASTE and to insure ECON OMY in running a household. You will find it of great help to keep a bank account and pay all your bills by CHECK- Every paid check is aRECEIPT. You will save dis putes. Your check STUBS will show you just what you have paid out. They will aid you in keeping your affairs in order. We solicit your checking account, for your active mon ey and pay 4 per cent on your idle funds. Hick ory "THE PEOPLE'S BANK.' Ford THE UNIVERSAL CAR The same strong, serviceable Ford car but at a lower price. Prices lower than ever. Runabout $390; Touring Car $440; Town Car $640, f. o. b., Detroit. On sale at Hickory ELLIOTT BUILDING Try a Want Ad in the Record SOUTHERN RAILWAY PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH WEST BOUND 21 11 pra 15 I 36 am SID I .4:35 11:08 12:30 NEW YORK W. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. BALTIMORE, Md. WASHINGTON (ET) SALISBURY BARBER Cleveland Elm wood STA TESVILLE, Eufola Catawba Claremont NEWTON Conovj Oyaina HICKORY Hildebran Connelly Springb Valdese Drexel Mortranton Calvin Glen Alpine Bridjrewater Nebo C. C. & O. 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