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i ft A 1 1 I I I I I I I It Is net too tot ABLY lo advertise tritely aad well, fooler dan are coming I . . . III TTN " , '. . . i i . i " i V i c t i fc f X . T Increasing clou'dlneeV - IT lllco)3o i.wrr . PREE PUBLISHED,. EiZERY HFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDHY.:''- r - : : -in : : : -. . .. r ' ttt- i .... . i -L. .'.v. 1 . , ...!,.-?,: .... . , .... . '.. . ,. ...... HORTH CAROLINA'S GOOD PLATFORII ALL DEMOCRATS CAN STAID OPOH IT Excellent Work of Congressman Kitchin , T "And His Conferees. product to consumers at home at great er price thai are charged for the uirn (foods to the foreign consumer.' W de mand, therefore', thatall such trust made goods be placed on the fre list We favor the establishment of toe .Appalachian park and urge that oar senators and representatives in Congress nee their best Sorts to secure Its establishment. ' ' ' ; We again appeal to the people with a confidence that It is only from the Demo cratic party that there can be expected an honest, capable and efficient administra tion of the government of the state, and point with pride to its pant history in the administration of the affairs of state, and challenge a comparison with the ini quities of fusion and republican rule. "We promise the people of the state a ' Hearty Approval for the IVesent State Ad ministration and Fledges. Renewed to Extend end Iranrove the Public School System-rWlll Bnconnure Good Koade Senator Biminons Xadoraed.,., ': "We congratulate the people of North continuance of that honest, safe, conser- Carolinaopon the adoption of the snf- Tative and economical govern own which frage amendment to our state constltn- has always characterised democratlj rule tlon and upon the benefits that have re- and g beet efforts for the ad- salted tnereirom ana we piage u yem- Tancemen 0f the material prosperity and - ocratio party to iaiuuauy nwawin uy happineB, 0f tne whoe n,opt, every legitimate me ana we unuwu . that theTepubltean party shall declare , It. nnmnM alt.her tn MGMDt Or IvieCt it. na bw . - The aTerage ma ,8 at nIg weake8tf aupraeiw.ua vu, uuV from a muscular point of view, when white people to stand together for its I j,e rimM tne moming. nig strength protection. , J is greater after tho midday meal ""The democratic party, representing , the intelligence, the virtue and the man i tood of the people of the state, recalls " with pleasure ths entire absence of scan dais during its administration of public affairs and the gratifying advancement ' that has beeu made amongst us In all in dustrial lines. We hare fostered agricul ture and promoted manufacturing and have given to capital toll security and have protected ths rights of 'labor, We pledge the party to a fair and Just eye--tern of taxation and we. demand that all , .subjects of taxation shall bear ths just and equal proportion of ths burdens of .government r - .We renew our pledges for the extension and improvement of the public school vstem of the stats, so that it may keep pace with the needs and conditions of ,'Onrjpeopie, ana puuiB wjiu inu St. Lis. great impetus ana progress in whs great juls IX., the saint after whom the work daring ths last two years and cal J city of St Louis Is named, died of the attention to ths fact that this year, for I plague while on a crusade la 'Africa. the first time fa the history of ths state, GLORY IN IT 12 INKI5G STRUGGLE YESTERDAY Good Games of Baseball Wilson Team. '1" With Everybody who has ever looked at the moon with a telescope knows that it is a wonderful world of extinct vol canoes. We have upon the earth no craters to be compared with the giants of the moon, some of which are fifty or sixty miles in diameter. Yield of the Coeovm. 1 It has been shown that the cocoon of a silkworm will yield a thread 1,000 yards or three-fifths of i mile long. 1 . . Camels la" Africa, - Camels flourish only In the dry parts of Africa. Some years ago a caravan of these animals was loaded with goods near Zanzibar and started for Lake Tanganyika, but not one lived to see the lake, v -every school district has been able to maintain a public free school for four months as required by the constitution Ws believe that the permanent prosperity A Tvlekv ,i One of the tricks of Japanese Jug glers is to put an egg on a long, slender stick, let it '.roll down to near the-far- ther ed'then raise that end and let ... r.'.'Thre tided Boaeea. Many Porto Rlcan houses have only three sides, one being left out to give access to the air. Rain comes down so straight that no harm results from this arrangement - . , J Canada's Jforeata. It Js estimated that Canadian forests will furnish wood for the pulp industry for 840 years, i of the people of this state dependslargely J the swaying elllptold roll back into the nipon the construction and maintenance j bands. , of good roads and we pledge the party to the hearty support of all w ise meas ures to that end. We heartily commend . and endorse the administration of Gov ernor Charles B. Aycock and other state officials for their faithful execution of the party's promises in so far as the " saire lias been possible thus early in their -terms of office. ' ' - Ws likewise extend our appreciation and endorsement to United Btates Sena ' tor F. M. Simmons and to iur Demo- cratlc representatives in Congress and congratulate them and ths people of the I ' In our style of climate, with its sudden state tor their faithful and official service changes of temperatnre,--raln, wind and -tat in -nnll. nf thm ,.f l..n nnshlne often Intermingled in 6 single " aay, n is no wonaer tnat our cniiaren, We affirm our allegiance to- the Demo-1 friends and relatives are so frequently cratlo party and its principles as enuncl- taken from ns by neglected colds, half the atedin it national platform, t We de- f resumng airecwy trom this cause. , . . A bottle of Boschee's German Syrup kept Bounce the policy of imperialism as In- about yoor home for imjtediate nee will augurated by the republican national prevent serious sickness, a large doctor's administration and declare It to be ob-l tm, ana - perbaps death, by the use noxious to our form of government and of thr?" or lo"r ao8e- r or 5urtnT fraught with danger to the very lgC -ence oi me repuoiio. me aenounce as op-1 tne inroat or Lungs, its succesBS is sim preseive and illegal those combinations ply wonderful, as your drurglst will tell nf PAntA known ai trnata a.nrt mnnnnn. 79 "eii a sample DOltie Uree irom J. H,, ; A Gentle Hint. lies that stifle competition! throttle indi vidual effort and destroy the generous spirit of rivalry that should exist in the commercial world. We denounce the deceptive and sorry course of the republican par by in Con gress in furthering the existences of the trusts by Its refusal to enact legislation restraining them and to enforce in good faith the existing laws against them, that party being In the full control of all branches of the government We denounce the present inqultous un just and trust creating protective tariff, Imposed upon the people by the republi can party, and demand its Immedtute revision, to the end that all unjust bur decs Bhiill be removed and especially upon tne neees.-ftrit-s 01 i..e. its pro il-.oijs enable tLe. trusts to extort from t'e people unreasonr,- :e rrournto p J t;. flood. Regular size, 75cts. Special Almanac Get Green's (t Looked Like Klnaton's all the Way Alone p to the Fatal Eicrhth, then the VUitors Slmck a Streak and Tled-Llat lea Game In the Broiling 8a this Mora-Ins- and Wilson Took that too. )'; J Kinston saw ons of ths hardest fought base ball battles yesterday that ever took place on the local diamond. ' Ths Kinston ponies had ths ex-state leaguers representing Wilson outplayed from the beginning but luck was with the visitors at two Important stages of the game and thev won out in ths 12th innuur." V It was a hair raising game from start I to finish abounding; In the sharpest kind of 'plays, on both sides. : As usual the uneven ground was responsible for some costly errors, but it was bass ball all ths way along and the ponies proved that neither Wilson nor Tarboro has any license to take two straight games from them on a fair shake. t'i Xv- "L tCC) JTas plmtrstioa shows Amtrioa'i riestast flnaneier, J. Fierpont Morgan, seated at his awl evolving. one of the gifantie eonamea that have noentlv arooaed the world. Mr. Morgan's Ann, J. P. Morgan A Co., has its niain offioe in tfew York, with bmaohea hi Losdoa and Paris and eoaneetioos in many other cities, - , TIMELY TOPICS TERSELY TREATED. Short : Local Stories, Editorial Holes. We shonld like to go into ths detafls of BTOnDd Jwcause he could not see them in j' ' . i- the game but they were so numerous it jun glawtX Ji bases were filled , re would make too long a story: SufDcs It peatedlyi but Uttle earnest It. Nobody to say that both fafleld and outfield was wouUj ran jf ; they! eould nslp it and as near perfect as the ground would allow and while we were beaten by chance there is not ths shadow of a complaint to be made. The summary tells the story: . ' , WIUSOK, i eaeee see 6 Turner, cf. n k Smith, 2biM,(.,Mw..Mw, 0 Keed.e. Wilklns, es.MM....m..M 6 Wvsham,3b..i....nM.. 6 Lattlmer, lb....M..... 0 Cassldy, rf......,M...: 5 Sullivan, p. 4 AB. b. a 6 0 2 a a o i l o o l PO. A. S. 10 0 1, 1 0,0 0 0 4a 1 5JL 0 2 a1 a 2 12 9 a a is o 18 1 18 0 nxbody Warned them. There were no pijcial features about the game and the story out Is told In the summary. : By Innujgs;.;..' ;-t - ' Wilson.::.. 80020000 2-7 Kinston.... 010 0 11000-rS Double-play: Lattlmer to Smith. plre Mh E. B.' Lewis, time of game 1:45. H 15 ' 8 Un h foght'of Privacy. ; .The appeUhte court of the state of I New. torkv In &n opinion written by Total 50. ,7,11 89 34 8 1 JueMjpe Parker and concurred in. by s majority of his colleagues, passes uion a auesqon tof more than usual public IntertiBt. 'ift' defining what is vaguely ideaignatctt s 'the right of privacy,'' The case in question was an injunc tion-proceeding brought by' a hand some youngvwqman of Bochester. who certain manufac turing fjm. from vBing her picture as an advertisement on flour sacks. The justice, of ' the supreme court before whom suit was bronght held that there Is a right of privacy which had had been violated and granted an iu junction.: H. said a woman's1 beauty was Ther inviolate property, and . not Blcks. c.....w..,,,w.M. 4u 1,: J.- t-Q Wynne, b. Meacbam; rf..,'...!. 0 McDonald, ss MM.MMu 5 Wooten, lf.....U.MM..A.. 6 Cook, 2b......M...MU.M 5 Krause. p Taylor, cf 0-216 O 0 8 0 0 1 o a i 1.0 1: 1. 1 1" 1 Total.........,....-..48-5' 7 85"aa Beed out for batting but of order. ", By Innings: ' ; " ' , - Wllsonl.0 01000040 00 2-7-11 1 H KtnstonO 4 100 0 00 00 0 0-5. -7 -7 Bases stolen: Wynne, McDonald, Woo ten, Cook, Traegar, Bmlth Cs). Two WhamLa $SS!&; material for advertiser. The sham to Smith: Wvsham to Smith, to I manuracturers carried the matter, to Lattlmer, Bases. on balls: on Buulvan 3. Struck out: by Sullivan 5; by Krause 4 ' Passed balls: Seed 1. Time: 2 hours. Umpires: Mr. W. 8. Herbert and Mr. Lewis. ' Beaten Atraln This Morntnsr Ths diamond at 10 o'clock thll morn ing, when the second game was called, the court of last resort, which "has now- reversed the decision of the lower court In his opinion Justice Parker says: ' TUB so called right of privacy la. as the pbraee aurreita, founded upon the claim that a man has the right to paSa through wis woria, it Be wuis. without havlnar his picture published, his business enterprises " """"""S uu7. m "'vu-i aiscussecL his successful exDerimenta writ. ing sun. Lven in tne grand stand the heat was almost unbearable. Naturally listless, sleepy game followed and players and spectators alike were glad when the agony was over, VAs, usual Kinston got none of what little In dk there was. At two critical periods Hicks was r compelled to let pop foals fill to the Tie v. j i w t How It ! . ret objft 1 1 ! ' ; is to 'V t i T-- - 'i i. i ; ' ' 1 1 y ? H f.- .,-,. i I a r ; .. 1 V r ' i .j ,ir ( tr y t:tj ' I ! i ir i .... ' ten up for the benent of others or his eo eon unci ties - commented upon either, in handbills, 1 circulars, catalogues, periodi cals or newspapers, and necessarily that me tningrs wnicn may not be written and published of him must not be spoken of mm y hie neighbors, whether the com ment be favorable or otherwise.. While moat persons would much prefer to have a good likeness of themselves appear In a responsible periodical or leading newspa per rather than upon an advertising card or sheet the doctrine which the courts are asked to create for this case would apply as well to the. one publication aa to the other. :; ':..-r An examination of the authorities leads ua to the conclusion that the right of privacy has not aa yet found an abiding place in our jurisprudence, and aa we view It the doctrine cannot now be incor porated without doing violence to settled principles of law by which the profession and the public have long been guided. There would under this decision seem to be no remedy for people who find It annoying and distasteful to ave their pictures paraded on flour sacks, cia- j-ette. boxes and'other advertising pla cards unless it can be shown that tin se representations tire positively Injurious to therii In person or estate, in which event their recourse-W;ould be through the tedious and( expensive process of suits for libel and personal damage. And then If they are -only able to show that they are hurt in ' feeling there is no remedy at all and a big bill ot costs to pay. There are no doubt; persons who have so exalted an Idea of the "riht of privacy" a,s to fepl ag grieved 'whenever public mention is madij of t!:r'ir frivolous or serious do ings will: r.t their consent, and there is no rea in why a law should be en- acted to civile tbc-u to demand writs cf injanct:.n. thou, 'i it would or rear t!.:".t laws ; 'I ;-, :iy le enacted and t:.f ret f :, i rr.' i cf a I - f 3 fs fit c ' .! f ty i: " .. : r j-." ; v ; i. From Cibleago to the Gulf. The favor with which the public has received the authorization-of the isth-' mlah waterway, stimulates the hope in certain quarters Ihat congress may be brought to a favorable considera tion of the projected deep water chan- nel from Chjcjgo te the gulf of Mexl coT The canal lever seems now to be on, and it is not at all Improbable that prior to the completion of the former work will have been begun on the lat , This is an old project, having beeu discussed for more than fifty years. As long ago as 1847, . when Chicago was a tiny infant and the development of the northwest had, scarcely begun, a barge canal from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi Tiver was seriously conaraV ered.;;TatJwas the seed, from which tne present grand scheme bas grown. Chicago had this stupendous- enterprise in mind when It expended $33,000,000 on a drainage canaL Ex-Congressman LorlmerJn a. recent speech in Chica go said: Tor $25,000,000 we can con nect the drainage canal with the Illi nois river and through this waterway and the Mississippi river have a .direct connection with the ocean. ' The Mis sissippi river valley is the richest in the world, and such a waterway would make Chicago in fifty years the finan cial center of the world.' Mr. Lorlmer's rosy forecast of Chica go's future greatness la not altogether a dream. f The building of a deep we ter channel to the gulf would do very much toward its realization. There are, however, powerful interests, par ticularly in the Atlantic seaboard cities . and ' the carrying companies which reach them from the west, that will fight this project with Intense hos tility, but if the people of the Missis sippi valley . agree upon it they can doubtless carry it through congress. What Annoys an Oyster. That the New Jersey state oyster com mission should prepare to spend thou sands of doilai s in an effort to exter minate the drumfish which have been despoiling the oyster beds of Barnegat bay will doubtless appear somewhat amusing to inland folks who are unin formed as to t'he nature of a drum- fish and bis attitude toward the oys ter. At" onee there is recalled that string of nonsense which runs. ! yon will remember, something like this: What kind of a noise annoys an oys ter r' . ; "A noisy noise annoys an oyster." ;; V "And why is it that a noisy, noise an noys an oysterT? : "" ' "Because he's such a selfish shellfish." Unfortunately for the pat application of this joke to the condition In Barne gat bay, it must be stated that the druniflsh is not necessarily noisy; in fact,vhe does not drum at all. He is a big, ungainly denizen of the , deep, weighing from 150 to 200 pounds. The way be annoys the oyster is by eating him. shell ar-d all, at the .rate of half hundred at a single "sitting." But the annoyance of the oyster who finds himself thus rirped untimely from his native bed is nothing to that of the Jersey oysterman who has spent much time and money in planting the said oyster bed. The oyster farmer finds nothing humorous iu the situation. , lie Is "mad clean through," and he is kill ing the drumfisb with dynamite as rapidly as he knows how, little reck ing w Lr ther or not he adJs to the'ay ety of jiatiosn. Oh, the cruel, cruel heat! 1 :'V;:e;d ' ' : Now the political pot is slszllng. Ten minute sermons are the popular sort these days. . There is a deal more kicking in base ball than football. ' ', ' When each player gets four of a kind it is certainly a great deaL ' i ' A man paid 60 cents for a small ateak yesterday. My, that was tongh! - , 1 Crops are fine every where, but notwith standing retail prices continue high. The very latest In slang parlance la not "up-to-date." Now it is "up-to-now.' r If anybody inquires If it's hot enouarh for you it will be We to tell him It Is. A man not satisfied with 104 had better go to Helena, Ariiona. - - , v There to no hope of winning the 'tii. - angle league pennant now, but we want to be amused, and ws certainly have m ball team that can put up a game for us. ' whether they win or lose. - Smith, wishing to pour oil on tha . troubled waters ot m somewhat bitter church controversy, said: "It to a good! " thing that we do not all think alike, for if we did every man would have wanted Mrs. Smith." Jones, the leader on the other side, quickly retorted:". "I agree with, brother Smith that It to a good thing we don't all think alike, for if other . men had thought as I did no one would . have had Mrs. Pmlth," At this stee Jhe preiuuig Ouxcer wisely cutoff further dto- cussiom " r" r : .''. Fus'sln' at de wort', ' ' ' '"" ' En a-frettln of yo' soul . S'pose you wui a-burnin' - a v &n de devil shovplln' coal! ; . : . , Fussln' at de wort En a-arroanin' at vo' woes. 'Spose de devil had you " wnar aey never turn de hose ? 0 silver moon up In the sky, ' How beautiful you are I How brighter lsyour smiling face a nan mat oi any stari O silver moon up In the sky, ! 1 It ffivee ns bitter tatn .' ' To see, with all your beauty rare, mat you are run again I - TO BE AT PEACE WITH THE WORLD Forget little annoyances. ( . , . ; , When good comes to any one, rejoice. When -any one suffers, speak a word of sympathy, ?.,-' . f QTell neither your own faults nor those of others. Hv a place for everything and every thing In Its place. Hide your own troubles, but watch to help others out of theirs. Never Interrupt any conversation, but watch patiently your turn to speak. " : Look for beauty in everything, and take a cheerful view of every event, The suggestion for an athletic club made at the base ball meeting last Satur day night Is one which should be taken up, by both young and old - men and evolved Into a reality. It would not only afford pleasure and entertainment but would be a mental and physical benefit, the results of which would last tor generations. ; If it were an athletic club in reality it would have a gymna sium for cold weather and an out-door training ground which would comprise a ' bicycle and running track, baseball and football ground and it would foster, all the ' sports .which produce brawn and muscle, and manly vigor. The younger element would take to It eagerly, and properly conducted, with tournaments now and then, at which there would be competition for small prizes In the various departments, would keep the interest alive and produce a hutiky Bet ol young men that would be a credit to themwlves and the town. Timely Topics hopes the up"ret!on wilt be carried out, and nay be r-.lled opon to f -Miter aid enermrsrf It in every way.
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