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HICKORY, QAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2?
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Hickory Daily Record
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TVi fr.rili.M- ionin.mies have a
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perfrct right to send out prc'pagunda
against the Ford ' proposition, but
then the public also has a good right
Lo analyze the motive; back of this
propaganda
S KEY
One Month ......
(Jno Week
Entered as second-class
GOOD fill
IB COUNTRY'S
PROGHESS
c.,..;.v,;,u ill Vrh. flood
.10' mads in the country will :o more to
h i-ost of living and
,niercu 3 f r thu ,mVH.rtv, comfort cul
tcmbor 11, 1915, at tho postofneo, 1 , ,V; J' f i , no,':de thai
t . X? S. imiln. 4y ty net tf ... o I i 4....l.i iiiik:i
nt HicKory, v., -"-
March 8, 187'J.
connecting rowels.
There are 30000.000 children in the
country who shoidd 'c attending
000 get chore. Good' roads wuoldj
make the securing of education easier
lor the remaining 12,000,000 child-!
ren. I
The building of 50,000 miles of
national highways will provide steady
employment tor an uiie ana unem-l-h.'yed.
, "It will add to the annual increase
of ou rnational wealth not less than
S.iCO.OOO.OOO and save annually in
wear and tear of vehicles noo less
iimn .sr.nnooo.ooo.
"It will red'uee the cost of living
more than any other factor and in
crease travel througout the country
including people. ti.' "See America
First," ohus keeping home, annually.,
more than $250,000,000.
New York1 has had a iunety-ni..c
uale that dirt much damage to craft
in the harbor. New York has gnif
likes this nearly every winter. Yet
when Southern ports seek to get
seme of the shipping New York ta.iv
about -the Southern equinoctial hur-riea-nes,--
which, as a matter of fact
come along only once in ten or twen
ty years. Charleston News and
Courier.
HUING ASIANS WORRIER .
OVER EMIGRANTS
Ken
The Associated Tress is exclusively
entitled to the use of republication
of all news credited to it or not
credited in this paper and also the lo
cal news published herein.
MEM HER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published by the Clay Printing Co
' Every Evening Except Sunday
tbinirs fouffht over in twelve presi
dent! campaigns, Governor Oliver
H. Shoup of Colorado- today told
members of the Tike's Teak Ocean
to Ocean highway nss.;iation at its
annual meeting here.
"The establishment cf motor truck
Kvnni linos in evorv farming com
munity will stimulate the production
of more food, reduce the cost qf liv
ing and probably will .make puonc
maikets successful in American
cit'es." he continued.
Continuing he oVclarod, "Industrial
revival is being retarded- we are told
because of the agricultural situation.
When the farmer ctvi't buy, the man
ufacturer can't sell. The farmer
can't buy because he is forced to car
ry a large surplus of his products
the maikets it is found,
that domestic consumption is nor
mal, the mice low. We have an over-
OPERATORS REFUSE
TO MEET IB
WASHINGTON
. Observance of; Washington's birth
day becomes more general the farther
removed the .distance from the days
nf hi "nativities. Although in his
' ' "V. . . , r. , . , mal- the price low. we nave an over
ljfu ,UmuK Vnshington had his friends! ))0(Juction ami n0 piace to dispose
tit. ...
"Wh-. Tiocds tt be done is plain.
,x:UU. we reach that point where we Hew to cA it is quite another matter,
"i, u- The thing to do is to find taem a
can look upon his great services to i','''v v, ...rnu,
i,wiwr- ctuntry .in the large, without Depreciating the fact that the fa v-
krflji'lic:' . i.. ' ,.-f V,,., I u u,.n, Vinhl ,tr tho nation's
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Today the school f "'P1;.. r,,,. ! Z
inat ins jiiiiuvr ia v..
men in other lines of business and ik'
better off than many. "The farmer,"
he continued, "although still fur from
prosperity has his feet on a more se
cure economic footing than those en
gaged in other vocations.
Queuing from government statis
tics frr 101S, Governor Shoup .declar
ed that "it cevt r.O cents per mile, to
hul wheat by wagon 'is a.;ainst 1."
.,.nt.. In, tr-iifk. Statistics further
shtiw that its cost on good roads of
' 'Vxontcmuorary life.
children can get the right perspect-'-'
iv', the main facts in his career
th.it he was the father indeed of; the
greatest republic in the world.
' That in the midst of reaction, a few
colonies in the western hemisphere
declared their independence of
England and under the leadership of
Washington won independence is a
monstrous fact in human history.
greater revolution was' yet to
he. ban? resistano surfaces. 8 cents to
fought and won, but the American ex
periment was the guiding slar.
' One might write volumes on Wash
ington, but if we grasp the essential
fact that it was under his leadership
that people became ctizens instead of
subjects and that the average man
afforded an opportunity to be more
than a mere pawn in the life of, a
DR. HIIOOKS COMING
Ifickorv township people will r.ait
v, ilh interest the coming of Dr. F. C.
Urooks1,' strut e superintendent f m,b
I'c instruction, to Hickory Friday
night as guest of the Kiwaril club
'n tho interest of the township high
' school preposition. At this meeting,
to which about 100 persons will be
iiivitcdr the whole plan for a town
sh'p higii school will be outline 1.
A Hickory township high s'hc)!,
iroviding advantages to the ywth
of a large territory, has long been
tl.e aim of forward-looking men and
women, and it now seems tlvit llm
f;;lem?id idea is to be realized. It
can bo realized if we as citizti
th'.r.k of the public got instead of
selfish interest.
Those who arw nt committed ta
the idea- and even those who like it,
! ran well afford to withhold judgment
until the proposition has been un
frJrdcd iri' a" comprehensive maimer.
There .will J?c time tf examinj it bet
ter when we know move aboui it.
k CATAWRA FRUITS
Catawba county fruits soon will be
' coming (n the market. In a few
weeks strawberies will blossom- and
. we will have, these delicious berries
from ApWl, through June, when rasp
berries, will replace them, soon to be
irllowod by cantaloupes and later by
watermelons. Apples and peaches, if
the frost does not nip them- will also
' If f.n the market in May, r.nd from
then on until late winter there will
he. all variety f fruits, chief atrong
which will be the summer and fall
grapes. ' AH these varieties thrive
well in this section, and tho greater
cite taken in their cultivate jr. the
greater the yield.
You could write it 2-22-22 today,
meaning the second month, 22nd day
and the year 1922, Jesse Warlick
pointed out this morning. Mr. War
lick said these numbers would never
occur again, and in reply to a quiz,
admitted that it probably wou'd
make little difference if they didn't.
m o i p.
If the principle of civil service,
which the Record has advocated in
and out t'f season, were not involved,
this paper would show no mure than
!v casual interest in the local post
office contest. With factional fights
it is not interested.
This is peculiar weather, to say the
least. The forecasts have been miss
ing it rather frequently in this sec
tion, but February is a changeable
month.
I'y the Associated Press.
Columbus- O., Feb. 22. Operators
of the Columbus coal field today nc'ti-
fied John L. Lewis, president of the
united mine workers , of America,
that they must decine to send re
presentatives to a conference tj be
held in Cleveland.
Always there is more or less talk
about the majority of people be"rv
for this or for that. It is never easy
to guess what a' majority of the .peo
ple are for. Sometimes an election
j will disclose what most ot those wnr
' vote are for, but in many elections
enough voters stay away irom .iiic
polls to swing the pendulum ot .puo
lic opinion. Toledo Blade.
haul one t.'n per mile. On poor roads
this ccst increases materially as com;
pared to what is would cost if we all
had good roads."
Quoting from a speech by Senator
Bevc ridge, Governor Shoup declared
that "the throwing away f actual
produce because of bad reads or n
1-oacV, would huild every year forty
permanent ocean to ocean hifyhwavs
such as ohe Lincoln or Pike's 1'oak
Ocean to Ocean highway.
"Not (.'illy would good roads
throughout the nation save this, bil
lion dollars' worth of produce now
wasted annually, but thov would in
crease the raising of food and other
products because the east .'f market
ing would be a selfish incentive to
mole careful production. On accourt
cf our neglect of highways. The Unit
ed States is paying a penalty of
more than $."0-1,000,000 per year in
excessive cost for transportation
alone for agricultural products from
farm to market, "he said".
"The Pike's Peak Ocean to Ocean
highway association has frr its ob
ject the development of the great
central scenic highway from the At
lantic to the Pacific oceans. How
ever., we muso not conclude that, be
cause of a plan for several national
thrmighhirrhway lines that thes2
roads will, in any wav lesson the
need and importance of shorter and
AVOID
GOLDS
IN INTER
Keep the Body Nourished with Gude's
Popto-Mangan and Prevent Cold.
Under-nourishment oT loss of vital
ity makes one' an easy prey to colds
Glide's Pepto-Mangan taken regu
larly three times a day, cither in
liquid or tablet form, builds strength
and thus prevents colds. Take no
chances during the winter months
and keep your entire body fit- and
you will have a healthy, happy tea
son. Buy some ff it now from your
(h'Uggist, and before it is all gone
have another bottle ready. Several
bottles will make you feel like a new
person. Gudes' Pepto-Mangan in both
liquid and tablet form is for sale by
all druggists. Ask for it by the full
name, "Gude's Pepto-Mangan."
Adv. " '
HALF: AJENTURY
Oklahonan Praises Black-Draught,
Having Used It "Can Safely
Sy for 50 Years."
Grandfie'id, Okla. One of the best
known farmers 'of Tilman County, Mr.
Ci. V.7. Tisdale, who owns and manages
a wagon yard here, says:
"I have used Thedford's Black
Draught I believe I can safely say for
fifty years.
"i xv ns horn and reared in Texas,
Freestone County, sixty-four years ago.
I have bc-en married forty-four years.
My father used Black-Draught before I
was married, and gave it to us
"For forty-four years oi my manwu
life, it has had a place on our medi
cine shelf, and Is tbe only laxative, or
liver medicine, we use. Ve use it
for torpid liver, sour stomach, head
ache, indigestion ... I don't think we
could get along without it, knowing
what it has done for us, and the money
It has saved. It is Just as good and re
liable today as It was when we began
Its use. My boys use it and they are
satisfied it's the best liver medicine
thev have ever used."
Thedford's Black-Draught Is purely
vegetahle, not disagreeable to take
and acts in a prompt and natural way.
' So nianv thousands of persons have
Icen benefited by the - .as of ThedfOTd s
Black-Draught, you should have no
hesitanev in trying this valuable old
well-established remedy, for most liver
and stomach disorders. NC-1390.
Budapest, Jan., 28. -The , fate of
Hungarian immigrants who are be
ing turned back at Ellis Island, be
cause they exce-od the quota of ad
missions permitted by the American
government, is giving great concern
to the immigrants' relatives and to
the public. ' I
ine articles oi me wasjai
zava, a Hungarian newspaper publish
ed in the United States, describing
the despair and sneering of these
unfortunates, are being reproduced
loyally. Newspaper editorials urge
the Hungarian go-venimeiu w in.c
up the matter. " .
Serious charges are made against
the Hungarian emigration bureau for
permitting the emigrants to go to
America in the face of the fact that
they knew the quota had been ex
ceeded. The relatives o'fl these em
igrants arc preparing an appeal for
help to President Harding.
Whpp a job has been dtud'ied and I
classified, a bonus chart and instruc
tion card is filled out and given to
the worker. The instruction card
shows the method by which the work
should be done, giving equipment
set up, tooal time for each part of
the operation, total net time, time al
lowance for fatigue and the stand
ard time for doing the rob. s
The chart is set on the standard
time of the instruction cards for 100
per cent efficiency, but a man be
gins to earn the bonus when he
reaches 60 percent of the standard.
The bonus chart also shows the
amount of money which may be earn
ed bv increasing the output.
It'is' an aotempt to pay the work
ers according to tneir ability.
1ft
MAKE MEMORIAL DAY INTER
NATIONAL EVENT
By the Associated Press. -
St. Paul, Minn., Feb. 22 Inter
national observance of May 30 each
year as Memorial Day is being urg
ed by J. W. Hamilton of St. Paul,
who has received commendation for
his proposal from many .prominent
persons in Europe and other coun-
tXlGS.
It is purposed to have a holiday
fv fVrnn1 r-hildren on that c'ay. with
suitable exercises the ifiiy previous j
. .- t 1 ' i 4 i . nlactin
SO as lO Ullllg IU men ,
minds what the day means and what
what can be made to mean lor tne
future.
Expressions of approval for the
hppn received bv M. Ham
ilton from Senator Wavrinsky, Stock-j
holm, member of the Interparliam
entary Union; Soephane Lauzanne
Editor of Le Matin, Paris; Maron
Sakatini, Tokio, and many others.
FEW OF THEM LEFT .
N"w York Herald. ,
Dr. Elliot, the president-emeritus
of Harvard university, tells the Mas
sachusetts legislature that the Puri
tans were hard drinkers and "their
flpsrpndants still illustrate - the. evil
consequences.' Dr. Eliot is a man o'fj
courage, but has he not gone too far
when he challenges all those who as
sert they are descended from the
Puritans? The number of these is
as the sands of the seashore; they
threaten to overwhelm the universal
sage of Cambridge."
GET READ! f8R
THE 1
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Acep luur uvpr Active V
tern Purified and Fri, r'fo
Colds by Takin r!. r
the NaUseaJeSs X 1
Tablet that
hghtfuL Sar0 and ,
Sure
Physicians and An, :..
'"HKIST1
vising their friends to keen it Ji
t erns purified and their orean
Jigainst the return of 'influpE91
know that a clogged Up
a. lazy aver tavor colds, infiuen7 5?
serious complications.-' lza
lo cut short a-cotd ovcmtal.
to prevent serious coir,plicat!(f"ar
:one Calotab at bed time
swauow ox water and thatV J f!
salts, no nausea, griuin-r . 1
enini? effects.' Thl-&JW n&
,,,, .
co'd has vanished
, your liver is'
your system is purified and
and you are feeling wj
appetite 'fix breakfast. "' Eat
you please no danger.
sealed packages, prke' :,-tif
cents. Every drutrp- ;
tu xeiuiiu your monev if vn J '
nerfectlv delifrhtH 1 ,, "u. to;
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Moose and Elliott
Contractors and Builders
Temporary Office over Mrs. Beck
ley's Millinery Store
Chase & Sanborn
SEAL BRAND
COFFEE
Best grown in the
World
Whitener & Martin
J&,. mSA' -Peppermint
iS'ftJ5S6S4fe'sS Jacket over Pep-
Sugar jacket just,' 3P, f
"melts la your tnouth." MHifmSSMm.
then you got the dclcc WSJ.
tabic gm center.
And with Wnslcy, three old SM
standbys also aflortK: (rh-ttfy mPWM
aid to teeth, throat, breath, p- W "M
petite and dcstion. . sJTFW W
Soothing, thirst-quenching. ,tM -Making
the next ci-ar &mlWW
taste better. , MM . ' y '
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START NOW
Costs may never be so low again as they are today.
Building material is likely to advance in cost.
An order placed now may save you hundreds of dol
lars. ' j . ... j
We have plans and specifications, and a plant equipp
ed to build any sort of house you want.
The owner of your house might be thinking of selling
it. You ought to be thinking of owning your own home.
Call on or write for details.
Moss
Contractor Hickory, N. C.
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Tax Payers
, ; '5yyy ,.y.
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The additional penalty required by, IavK .will
Castles In the Air Have
Weak Foundations
Many castles and cottages remain mere shadowy forms that
fade away the moment they are appro'ached. It takes real brick,
mortar and material to build a cottage or castle of reality.
By putting away your spare earnings, you will be able to start
building your own home; to enjoy your own little yard, garden,
lawn and poTch.
You will take pleasure in improving such a home; making it
move cozy and attractive, a pleasure you miss while living in a
rented house or apartment.
Interest at 4 per cent will steadily add to your building fund.
r irst
National B
an
k
go into ef
fect on March 1 and all persons who fail to pay by this
date will be liable. Please save yourself this extra
money by settling with me Saturday. I will be at the
city manager's office all day. '
JOHN W. MAUSER
SHERIFF
HICKORY, N. C.
Capital and Surpluh $300,000.00
J. D. Elliott, president, K. C. Menkes,; Vice-President and Cashier
J. L Cilley, Asst. Cashier