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PAGE TV,'0 HICKORY DAILY RECORfl WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 13, 1920 i in T" Hickory Daily Record 1402 ELEVENTH AVENUB Eubacribers dcsiriotf the address of rlcir rarer changed will JofAV a their communication both OLD ana "WW addresses. irtuuTP efficient delivery, com ,.iot. ihouM be mad to the Sut ncrtptiwu Department promptly. City rubtVci'bcrs should call 167 regarding ompiaintn. HCnsCBTPTION BATES Ont Vt r;:,-,?' (By -mail 4.0t; 6 months. 12.00) S' month V Three Month ... Oae MftBtii ...... ? One W'i ---- -10 Entered a econd-elas matter bep Cenbr IJ, 1316, at t posfcoffice at liickorv, N. C under ths act of Slarvh , 187i. fhe Associated rress ia cloajve tv entitled to toe use for repub.tca t.oa of till ukw credited to it or not mdltJ in tlsia paper and a.so tii local new published herein. mEmImTJF ASSOCIATED PKKHS tlthei1 hf tli Clay Prlotln Co. Efiy Evening Except Sunday VwimUy ws Coltunbun Jay wkb.ti U remembered by moil pec do iu this fctate because it fall hi the iair.tvor.Havy of' the I'ni. vcMity ol North Carolina. ... .... .. m - 'j he Ai.-'''iwtt'it Pie Las diin'iut ed i. number of the JJur.uin bureau to i. i,.,niV'.if" Oov. Cooli.uv through N'cith Carolina ajvcI this yoaruc man will sw.Vl em lvports of lib T'c-. ti i.i Hiikoty on Thursday, Oct. 21. Ft sons want to vote right in thii Uiiv.ii and 'Abo aro unable to rawlV up their minds as to which party i likfht uhculd a n-,ult inde pendent ;.uthorities. Mm like Eliot of Ilavvimi, John Barrotifrh., the great naturalist. Will Irwin and othtv would trot U- for the leai'ue of T.Jt.i-iii urdes it were rlnht. And wo ,)... if. t lil.e very much, for per y.nn a pea king on any part of the 'leajnu.' t. utioto literally the article they ate alt a. kit. Thr.t would bo fuir and hot.r-?t. UK. MORRISON'S SPEECH The ?M-v.."h of Cameron .Morrison at, the flub theatre last night i cal culator to inr.ke many new friends for th: lemocrntk' candidate for gov ernor .wi tc iiK'rea.u- the iidn-,3ration of i.M fnoTidn for him a mrui atid ipeakc. Throuifhout hi address there was r.otldntr at which a member of th oppjticion party tcu'd taVe of f'.nv. Mr. Morrison discussed i-suo.n and, thcivah U:.?cujion some times lo Tiot titii.it a much applaud vi:(ti fivtnos.'', on this occasion ho h'-,. no jtffiaon to feel bad about the resiilr. The seora1 huntlied men n::d wo- men vtrs who hcor.1 him wore gtv- en a clearer undcvtandin of the two iotit t-f this campaign the re valuation i;cr. in the state and the Vtgu of r.ftiiftns in the nation. In dicuftsicn of the league of na fciti., ilr. Morrison road sectlotii and avtitlc under consideration and his audience, which was composed of hi telHyent men and women, could aee that he kept b tie fact?. :Mr. Morri son interpreted the leagtu correctly. Th Uecord is glad Mr. Morrison made that kind of a speech here. This1 paper hopeful that our political eamjnltm. in.-.ttad of btir.j? abusive, us they have beer, in many instances in the pat. can be made educational ht'1 helpful to the large number of Vciptt who no out to hear issues dis-jc', ru&iied. M ri. IvIAli or OKTTINO IT flp.'i.kin of star reporters and pic tuie films, every average newspaper ..,, . v. i v4 .. w .wu oi cooj; at- nuj mad in his time, and if you don't mind you will be bored to death. Prat 'rtiUbly the most notable ftchieva-! inent CcroJina dvmnjr the Darlington li quor riots whcii Governor Tillman man declared martial law and re fu4.t to allow the newspapers in tb.it state to publish what they could pit. N. G. Gonzales, who was later hoi dd by Lieut Gov. Jim Tillman, wa not to be denied, and a he waa also u telegraph operulor, he foun! ih tiik of circumvent in Goveront Tillmhii eompratively easy. Mr. Gonzales merely climbed a telegraph poW, clamped hia instrument to the wir and sent bia nccounU to the Chftilott Observer, which mailed thni to the Columbia State. Gover nor Tillman could not interfere with Unde Sam's mails. We don't suppose many exciting thin have to 1 ferTeted out by in dividual newspaper men any more. Nev'F,athertiy as u well organized nvllintf good and the reporters slick around fairly closely in the biff cities, tippinp each other off in or-d-r to rnak their work lighter and it the ame time to save their pap?vs at some owier time when another re porter might get hold .of a clue. We have bnm told that articles a Ivout the way newspapers are run make most entertaining reading, but most newpaper stories, as Irvin Cobb pointed out not long tigo, are written by perions who know very little? about the grind. Ur? 1:?: r (ft is encash t; r,y that this paper endeavors to be fair? T'ersonally, .we don't caie nnieh. about poIitU's iTiu vih it came about) Urw react was la.-t year. j MORE KANKJ1A tl. SCANDAL Lo.h An;ele.. t.'ab. Oct. 12. A full i.m! .-omriL'ti! investiRation'' oil the ehnraes ef ccr motion including L-a-nblinc anil Kame-tbrowin"' in the Pacific CcaLt baball tleafrw last, season mart.- by tt. lialwr ("Labe )l Borton. fovraiT Jirst baseman of the, Vornnn team, was r.romised here to-; day by W. C. Doran. chief deputy district attorney. MiSS I.ACIIA HASTINGS DIES AFTER A SHOUT II I N INS Winston-Salem, Oct. Mis l-i-in Hasting, a tuitnbcr "t" thj faailty of the North Winston ,,rainl ichec.! juid a popular youm? Lady died at a hval hospital at 1 :-')0 o'ock ye-tei-day uion'iinj? after a brief illoesy. ilujs lluHtinirs. 27 yoars. of aic, wa a !evoted menibcr of Cavaiuy Mo ravian church for several years ami was a nomb'-r of the choir. . IUC NKWSPAl'En I'll.M 1'KKSENTKH AT idtANU "Co jnd (I,t It.'' a h: pu-tUiV cen-U-Ut! aroatid tu .'nowsmifer t-i'f.u-e stunvit at the Cranil Theatre last nc'lit. in fti of the- be;'V picturosi ever !hov n in Ilickoi y. .a: cord fur to a ivil'iV-,- rf thoe who v;:no-1-ted it hi:'", nr-'j'.t. A vou..Kr ladv fell iieir to v. ntws rwot ' office that was soine: down and became onp of the staff. The editi r v.-antotl to sell out to ;u:oth.rr i.jl-'.'f ::nd wan h'ttine- it in on hi.-' foatiuo r-toiies fir.t. Another vimriu rt uorter oil the staff was trvirur to ti't ahead in hi work but wa. beir.i held back bv tho editor. Several en?ational murders had happened, the people were flwin? from the citv panic striken. The citv editor told this voimir re port ev to !'. .nd evt the storv. Ht' was led through .-o-r-o thriilin'.--e;s I'iences on water. lan-J uri id withma.i and b-.a?t io un.;.'ave'imjr th mv.-terv. How he no! it., ht w the rui'ier wa. made and h(-tv the h"(' affair, that thieaded throur.'ii the Ah ile tv.rv. trid.id. is well worth sceintr. It it onr of the mov.t atouivliPE i r.jvpoi'r:-! mvterit' cvev niciuret? t.rttBtu'I of thrd'.s anil romajitt;. Tbi ni;-tv.:e will be hown auLii: tr til.'.h;-. TWO STATEMENTS Ol-1 POLICY .Now Vork Evenit:t: Po-t. ThiA :s tiic way fstriat' HavditVs.' Phvaved vesteulay his soeoTl ifplv to thf now fa nit us PaUimorc hcrkler: I do not control ar,v ?er.ator's at titude on the leaguu of nations anv wore than 1 control vouvs. 1 do not foek to control anv man's view, liv tank i.- to ..i harmonise the views of American leadership tiiat wc rhnll bi- able to adopt a no'icv in our world relations to which Ameriean? will umieitiv suo.-'.'J'tnt'. in ti(ir;erato nuo- !!e addto!.-.f.',H I hate jriven t e.i,r ' futu,t. ;--tt vnationaroolirv.' :u you lunv read vour And this i what nitt yc.-terday: Owernor Cox Th c.".ndc?tH i f of the onp'- Ution lartv savs he is in favor of s-crnoo the league. 1 am not. As poor, af ter .March 4 as possible, anir.o- in vour behalf. 1 will reewiv.metm that we beci'une a meinber of tl;e le-vj-ue will accept anv re lsatlcn thr.t helps to clarfy. We will aits pt ?nv reservation that helps co rea;'-.ure. Yf will accept ant reservat'on that helps to st'enu'tbC'Ti. We vvlil accept anv reservation which h"io, to t-ivo our asiwiated powers u full und:1" Hti'ndinc. in yon.l faith, of the limi-l."tir-i of one con-tit alien bevurn Which we cannot, go. It is a choice between a candidal' ...i i . ... i . . i vno Knows wr.at no. wanes anil .i :n- j chelate who dt e.-n't know where he s mK but is on his way. iikwioi ! !!-.. II A V AI.MWT Ul?UV The world's two nuvt famous cir eusses now . merged into one and . "V' ""o e.Mi.uit in t. ivirlott, Friday, Oct 22, It would seem as though evevvbodv m this locality were planning to at nd- Th';.ve,,Y naT"1- $f lhe new sufficient to arouse far more interest (ban ha-? ever before been shown in the coming of anv amusement enter nvise. And word from the Rinclinc ! Brothers, who are directors of this eigart.ic circus, is to the effect that those who attend the performances will witness the greatest program i'vrr presented in America. This is likewise true of the mammoth street parade, which will positively take place showtlay morning. the mammoth menagerie and all tdse con nected with this biggest of all amuse in"nt institutions. The famous show men have made complete survey of both the great circuses and merged the finest and best of each into one. Hundreds upon hundreds of ner- tormers will appear in the gigantic main-tent. There will be scores upon scores of the cleverest dumb actors. A gi rxeously costumed pageant of stupendous size will open the pro gram. Great companies! of characters representing the best-loved stories of fable and nursery lore will ap pear. There will be splendid and rnanv groups of beautiful horses in uweled trappings. The armv of rlcwns exceed all past records for fun and numbers. All contribute to the biggest circus in history. HUNT'S Slv. &ti. 1. h. If 'ITCIf ECZEMA. kin u WORM. TETTER or cmn ncta flitetMt. 73 ctnk bos at our rial. tor Stiic by HICKORY DRUG CO. nrn If C7 DO YOU KNOW WHY - - A furnace is Such A Sfutan Proposition? C- -? nTr? A-e?i Ty In rciwATiONAL Cartoon Co.n. v. WILLIAMS AND JACKSON OUTLAWED lt li li KllS V IL1.K ! Greenville. S. C... Oct. 12.--Oiucu.vd j of the. Greenville baseball club flat-lyl jffusod to kase the local park for anv g:.me iii which Joe dackson nr..-t Claude Wi'.iams, super.ded Whire ! Sox platers, would take part. 1 'ivavv LiU.-i- and tl; ontlnwed pitcli- i see leade application to club of-; rcinoc-n when it. i-5.plured the. fourth ficials for ne of the park f.r an ex-: '-:av.e 01 the i;i',x-ri aeue series from hibition 'jaip.e in which Jackson and ; l.Hi.imove by a (utU ef s to 4. M-ik-Williams were to j. iav. li was pro-1 In the mJst 0 lapses In 'J:c B"!ti-t:o.-i d t'; on'ar.ixe two loams from j m t- defenso n"d hvnjching their hit? be it- i'.t '-i:tl villaffef (-f the i-Hv in ! the saints managed to get more runs Ahieh ,f::ekon lived before breaking ' i ban hits, chile the Oriole? could not ;r.tc- me sport. Jack-on aia'l Wiliiam- hftve been j Siting at the former's heme here i iitice tile Chicago itive.sti:.ition fit Parks N You lose money if you do not conie to our sale before haying. thing reduced to and below today's prices of Cotton Don't pay big prices, We give just a few of the big specials for this week and as long- as the goods last. The famous line of Krippen-Dorf-Dittman Shoes, at big cut for "Harvest Sale." "Ladies Woric" and Dress Shoes at Big Savings $:1.00 value Ladies Black Kid Button Shoes, plain 'toe only . 2.4S pair $1.00 value Ladies balck kid Button Shoes, pat tent tip $2.4B pair $:5.0t) value Black Kid Blucher. Special. 62.4S pair $:Lr0 value Ladies Gun English Shoes .$2.)S $y.5G Ladies Gun Bluchers, laco. only ?2.fS Big: assortment of Ladies Dress Shoes in 'English $15.50 black kid high heel Shoes. Spec'.aL.$l3.50 and Blucher styles $3.0S io $3.95 $l.'!.0f) black kid Military Heel Shoes. Special. .$ ! 1.23 $13.00 low heel kid Shoes only 11.25 $15.C0 black Kid High Heel. SpeciaL'..'.?ll.T5 $12.00 black Kid High Heels. Special.... $S.OO 15.00 Brown Calf Walking Shoos S13.50 $13.00 Ladies Brown Calt Walking Shoes.?lJ.25 13.50 Ladies Brown Calf low Rubber Heels $11.25 SILKS! SILKS! &3.5G value 40 inch Black Charmehsc, (beatiful lustre, special $2.50 $5.00 value Black Crepe Meteor, 40 inches, wide, special $3-t,8 $3.50 Duchess Satin, -black only $2.CS $2.00 value 40-inch heavy Crepe do Chine i'n full line of colors, also white and black $1.48 $1.25 SG-inch Siik Poplin, black and ail 40-inch Silk Poplin, sale price J $1.03 Welding's 3(t-inch White Wash Satin, sale price. .. --$2.48 Parks- Mai '.cm. Mwctjy - ttt 1 t Tm i iiii rTi TJT w irmnrr-mT-r. - i: aom '-r r tbe throwin; .series. th SAINTS BREAK ORIOLES' STRING P.afHrr.re Pitchers Kail tc Stop St. I'aai Scire .'. to 4. 0,t !. Ht Paul er.ke jpto tit wvi e-oimnns tm f-! 1 dent the rubber until the closing; vinmik w hen thev mnde it :mJneient'iv, up pleasant for Coumbe to make Man- j :igi-r Kelly hend Griner to his relief, ow Hjioinsr roome Company but come to oar Store etc. Pikes Medium A few odds and artment Store f t-iiTue MORet Ud to that time the crack southpaw of the American association charn- liions liiid. pitched good ball. Frank was the choice of Mara per t Dunn. The visitor?; got to him for two runs in the second ttud a pair in the fourth and this wnn enough. Groves finished out the -amc and the Saints eiuplicate.il their performance fii It was a coincidence that the westerners made tvo air of count -tie. evert ther inr.inu'. COLON KL e( IT ERE V .O Albert Cox of Uale'.gh, v:b.' to fVQZi tOUiil1! iirriv- ed in the city go to Catawba laier no nrv his speech, ip the iiieantie.:!- spood in much of the. afternoon with friends ' " r " . i On Every- and buy it for Less. A wonderful Array of SILK and GEORGETTE SHIRTWAISTS at 10 per cent Reduction Separate Skirts for sport wear in Plaids, Solid. Ail newest styies, and what Low ends. Skirts .$4.98 and $5.95 f (' U' ,'A ' A Beautiful tailored, all wool Serge Skirt, Special $9.95 $13.00 value all wool Serge Skirts, all sizes $10.50 S11.00 value all wool Serge Skirts in extra sizes. Special $7,95 $12.00 extra size Skirts, extra width Skirts. $10.95 Aecordiun Pleated Skirts in Navy, Serge. Special $1S. vaiue $13.50 and $33.95 $15.00 value Plaid Skirts, pleated styles. Special.. $9.05 and $11.50 Bedding's Nancette in all the staple colors, a beau tiful cloth for a fall Dress, very special at only j98 3G inch Mescaline Satin in full line of colors', sale .rice L?1-4g 86-ineh Flowered SiJks for Kimonas and coat linings-, special S;i.98 36-inch Black jvk'SBaline, sale $1.2l Thousands of people who have attended this Sale say it is won derful what Low Prices we have. Bon V -A J gpHGSHffiSS 0 SPECULATION is TRYING to GUESS What the Value WILL Be INVESTMENTS Buying AFTER the Value Is Proved On? ef America's greatest CARNEGIE, mafic hlz First not. by liX.-kasg for speculative windfall?. - T HRIh'T i.-o the fcarnUit-ior. of practically ALL foriUf.-s. Make 1D20 your HKST YEAR in matters of n;.iu.. .STAliT SYSTEMATfC SAVING! ' This Bank will aid you in selecting the SAfEssT SE. C RITIES in which to place ycur funds. rirst in at HICKORY, N. C. Capital and Surplus : : Officers J. D. ELLIOTT, President K. C. MCNZjEjS, VicoPrvs. a Cash.tr J, L, CILLEYr Asst. Cashiei- J. D. Elliott G. II. Geitner Cbas. H. (ieitner Geo. N. Hutton A. M. Kistkr W B. Menzies Try a Record Ad Professional Cards Dr.Speas' Infirmary Over Hickory Drug Co. Glasses properly fitted . For Eye, Ears, Nose and Throat, CYRUS C. BABB Mem. Am. Soc. Civil Engr. Waterpower, Waterworks and Sewerage Land sub-dnssicn -Highways. j Hickory, N. C.-Chm. Com. Bldg. AOaress: oranite Falls, N. C. Tipton Undertaking Company FUNERAL DIRECTOR EMBALMER Prompt Attention to All Calls Day or Night. PHONES: 389 301-L DR. W. B. RAMSAY DENTIST Office ovr Hayei-Long Drag Co HICKORY, N. C. BALE ELECTKC COMPANY Ninth Avenue We are equipped to do all kinds of electrical work, small or large. Wre also carry a complete stock of Electrical Goods and a line of fixtures for Btore and residence lighting. Electric Shoe Shop F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor First Clasa Work Guaranteed Phone 106. Work Delivered 1032 14th Street. Hickory, N. C. Geo. E. Bisanar DOCTOR OF OPTICS arror of Refraction and all Opti cal defect corrected with properly fitted glasses. Office and examination room in con nection with Jewelry Store, (or fiss E? flSfcCI iiCT'wii'r5iif'ri'fiwll53Sgg) masters of baiiit- ANTihE, Tboasatvi Doi'ars by SAVIN' 1 1 ; 1 Bank lona $300,000.00 Dl RECTORS K. C. Meruies Dr. V. H. Mieholson J. L. Riddle A. A. Shu ford E. Lyerly A. B. Hutton tettasa Jitney Schedule j Hickory-Lenoir Jitney Seheiiul ' Leave Lenoir 3:30 P. 3i. Leave Hickory 5X0 P. 3d. Arrive for No. 21 and 22. C. E. ROBBINS DR. J. B. LITTLE DENTIST Offic Phoca 2? Over D. P. Bowman' Stor 1 i k When tou have any old or cast off Furniture to sell CALL 224-L Highest Cash Prices Paid. E. VV. REYNOLDS J. W. SHUFORD rCTNESAL DittBCTOtt ANO Ltciued Ktabalmer HICKORY, N. C Day PL-ona W Ntit M Dr. Dma H. Hester DEN3IST OlBce over Yoder Groory Seconl floor Masonic 'Fewt'f building. Hickory Harness Co- Manufacturers of all iinds of HAKNKS8, BdlDLE. SAPPLlSS AND STJUAP WOJKX Repairing a Specialty HICKORY, N. C. Hickory Lodge No. 343 A. F. & A. M. Regular corouiunicHtion fri and Third Monday nigiiti. Brethren cordially invited tv present. H E Whiteoer. Master D. B. TAYLOR, See. Hickory's Dep ; J ' X
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