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A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO THE BEST. INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE OF McDOWELL COUNTY.
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ESTABLISHED 1896.
MARION, N. C, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 19li.
VOL. XVI NO. 11
CONFERENCE ADJOURNS
After
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9 o I d ; W av e G ri p s S o u t h i
Charlotte Observer, 13 t . , "
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CITY FIRE-DEPARTMENT'
pncludedf LabprsiMpri
"M Profitable Me efi ng at States- .
If Svil lelX!?6 Appointments;
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST. EDITORS IN TROUBLE
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Wtrrcoton ncrl.
Wc print elsewhere in this issuo
of the Kecord : a communication
from Mr. Niraocks in behalf of
JuJgo Clark for tho U. S. Senate.
dudin vJlarK has many warm
Because They Accomodate Delin
quent Subscribers Uncle Sarn
Has a Say.
The following Is from the Pub
lishers Auxiliary, a cewspnrr pub-
" ireadf by Bishop Hoss CMondajr; ber day Saturday, tornadic storms cation of tho organization of the l
traoori, the did much damage in Wisconsin and Firo Department was made. It
Nearly a score of deaths, several New Chief Will be Appointed and
mUlion dollars' ; property loss and : Other,Vacancies Filled 'for
suffering, and inconvenience . ; Ro.nrcriln:f:nn; ' "
resulted from the violent change i of . -ir , b
The v estern North; Carolina ftemperature, preceding storms and -'The boar"d' of aldermen met in
Conference? cold and snow -that regular session on Tuesday, the fr:on3 anci fltimirers in Varrn
,OMlbOSVlOi'i.uuuaij;fv.-AMO..ooooiwuJi. ueSSb'; ,IUQ Central DOrtlOQ r OI , IUO I V4J o uwja,uoiu; uigouDLy. J UV-. rVUKUli UlS I vw w iu i..'",'4f.t
reostAeligKtt and fitness ;and are cogni I Special agents of the postoHIt
The conferencCappointments; were :; After an unusually warm Novem-tion of the may full investi- nw .greav services u inc department are trarchec arouti
him for the Supreme Court, Ihel - , r ,
ChicWusticeshio of which he r o::ira wliCa cxp-c-JM
i distinct being members adorns, and many of his greatest to cxaroino aabscripUon hits, to
:morak disto bad a admirers behevo he can lcst serve ascertain t the regxilaUont rtqif
Prinderl monUls; Xf tC 4 L.m. 7CVr ,n Wmeai m ft4rarcc u zz
a cola wave almost immediately uuiuwr ui iu uicuiuua m,.. , . .
rolled oyer the; wreckage ,of the moved away from town; that the tbc ScDat0 Fho aro worthy of lhat
storm, extended m a few hours to cnier or ino r ire uepanmcnt naa i position , but we believe that
resigned leaving the organization tho best interest of the State will
without anv official head and with bo served by sending Governor
scarcely enouch members to keep Kitchin to the Sonate. Wc 'believe ben cdlnl to Washiston city
- . .. . . that of all the candidates hi will t., i:.
up.the orgamzation. :, f make us the bWt nnd mmt LTcct. becau subsenpuon hit h zo. 11
Attention was canca to Kevisai iro rCprenUtivft in the Senate.
eighteen I 1905, section 3011 and 3G07, mak-1 Fmm bis youth. Governor. Kit-
ing it a misdemeanor if the Hoard chin has fought tho lMitl-n'
? RVoWi :norcnnc Wpa frnrpn m of Aldermen shall fail or refuse to Democracy, and ha kept the- fmth.
i i' iS L;f nuur Af iA-npA ri-mrrJIo his youth he edited a I).m i
aeatn oy ine suaaen coia, snipping ihi'v"' v
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Bakersville-To be supplied .
B road River- W; B. : Davis.
Cliffside-A.1 C.; S wtoorcl. ; :
Connelly Spnrigs and Ruther- the : Gulf and' Atlantic sea-
ford .CollejMJ I board. ' Rain turned to sleet,; snap-
Forest Citvi?fe telegraph and telephone wires
Green River WS. Cherry, and snow followed. ;. The tempera-
Henrietta and Caroleenrr J. ture dropped in several places more
Armstrong. . r w . ' than- sixty .degrees . in
Marion station -Ira Erwin. " " hours.
McDowellD. Si Richardson:
ouserveu. oeverai tcrsmrcn
have beo la IrouUe, and here U a
story told by the Jes Molr, Cxp
lllitor Fay, of Ljorj, Iowa,
well paid up a the law rtuiixt.
He will have to explain to the gov
eminent oSciats why he hu Lot
compelled hb subscribers to pay
up accordirg to the pc-ital mUx.
It seems a littla tough that country
cnare
iyiorgauwu stauuu-xx. ur uur- ucouu uj mo ouuucu wju, oniptu i . - . - . Icrattc newsrwier in our sifter
' any city or town of over I ntti, u.iif rn i -e .,ri rr,ri.
MrttAWnii idrift. one thousand inhabitants, accord- hnod bo wa, lhc Chairman of the Kdtors have to be hauled cplxfort
buckled iffilli iDff ?' tho last United States cen-
Kn.u "HSKJTiSmitli --v 'Thft r noor : in-; larff e - cities and the sus, and the general law; applied to
Old Fort R. Li Doggett. -, : ; homeless; in storm-swept" regions
Rutherfordtbn R; E.Hunt, J. sufferei severely.
B. Oarnenter.1 SuDer.
Spruce me.:B:Hyder.'j at Marshall.
Table RockAlbert Sherrill. C ; Ashe ville,'. Nov. 9;- A visitor n
Democratic Pnrty in the county of thc'govcrumerjt cadcr the
Person. He redeemed the Fifth of violating the Federal law jtst
District for Democracy and for t. ther do not eUrcallr keen
:ir subscribers for the
l f 1 1 . 1 l . T r it ai . .
report would be made ICU w jov io ocicnu uui zrvax ch and aa editor kcowctb not what
..This report Will. to- Z ,ku c rindTJ id 11 tbc 1Mlor -,a i4
ition to the cuch nliilitr and Success ' that' l!i' aK to mo tho luV r.d if too rr.i37
bUU V- r u . u wiiu loon v.(-uj j ,uiv. I
. . , .I. twelve years represented it in Con-1.
us a population of over one thous-l r:r i n),;i; t iK dunning thci
and. This matter was left open Krcat SufTrago Amendment cam I "nail &um owe. on sutxenp
until a meeting of the members of paign ho made a brilliant. 'canvass jtton but it it like the end of tho
the Fire Department could be had of a large part of the btate. It world; no one knows when it com
Prbfessbr;RutherfordtC reported thesuicide of a. traveling be ard
E. K. Creels ; . . -i ; . . man at that place1. Tuesday; afterr
ProfessorlRueTfo noon was
WB3esti a passenger on a train whicK passed
through? Marshall - Monday night,
Reports showed that within tte and that he became disorderly as a
dominioii of the conference there result of which "he was placed in
ttviMSifJJ , - -.v." v Al ?i .17 . , :Vf4:: : I- ThA nffi of Hh P f of Firo Dc- ability in lighting bounties, subst- subsenbera."
2,900 this year.0M . dies and special privilege havegiv- Tlie Bee. a newspar published
fTiA finA h is PAnortftd to baVO kill- pnrumcu, i vtrj 'uauk wuu ... c.at,fl -,1 nm , I - .
at Jeiierson, nas ucca jer;ea up.
elude a recommend:
Board from the members of tho State Executive Committee caused suribcrsare behind oa the papr,
Fire DepatmVnVwhbm they desiro eighty live thousand copies of-hb it Tneans trouble with the govem
for Chief of the Fire Department speech to be circulated throughout rocaU It puts the editor la s-uch a
toEother with a list of tho newr" . . 7.. hpe that bo is compelled to forco
, . . . 4, l riis aevoiion 10 Lfcraocravic
members elected to till tne vacan-
cies occurring.
. . , , . . ,., . i r his suDscnplions unless nc
faith,- lus fidelity to the pledges of M 1
the Party, and-his courage aad unusually prompt piymg
a
he rju ca
list of
Infants ba
1,895.
him
stand and. a com
Adults baptized, 2,912. ; : -
Number ' of : Ep worth League
members 3,039. " ' -J:
Number of Sunday school mem
CoritriMte
Raised or support of the preach-.
f Value oif houses of worship, $1,-
924i529;'53lPliii
; Value of - pbljekes,;
- 92 professors; 1,444 students.
i tor said about it:
morning received
ISSE W able expense in equiping theFire thS&oiont! Sm isign Com! its oCicial summons from the po,U
SaS :ffiSSiS- Department and it is to be hoped mittee, and he has been a leader in office department to conform with
learned,, though :sa bp v -ornter Ivs ..nthnsL. shaping those principles and poll- the ruling which rtquirts the pay
was wen aressea. ana preseaveu mo : z " " 7. . cies of tho party whicn are aDool u can ' no lon-er
appearance of a man of refinement, tic in their support of the organi- to bear the rich fruitage of a Dem- nr, tI&' P tn ALTJ Z
Itblievedithat he was" iddict zatioh. Winter time is here and ocratic Congress and a Democratic tjltl !
it 'is a source of comfort to all President. owruwi hhujj mo w
property owners in .the town to For nearly thrce years his ad- accomodate them Wc ometimej
know that such interest is beinir ministration as Govornor has been question the right of Unci -5 Sim to
so aoic ana euecuvc mai me oiau3 icterfcrc in the conduct of legiU
is enjoying its greatest era of pros malc bus-mess ECd we say we shall
pentv and progress in Agriculture, . , ,
is fast ap- in public health, in good roads and clCD.a cu " w wa3 UJfc
uuuciavuo uuuouai .u uuuiu j . dminftw in manufacture and in whether nght or wrong we tuus
ac C5ftll?A F frilliam thronirh.her proachmg and in this connection urainagc, in manuiaciuro acu ia . .. T,
ces, paiiie uniiam, inrougn ner ( every lino of material development conform to the rcguliUon. Itct r-
attorneys, h as instituted ; suit it may be interesting to the metr and social upU(u . u5cl win distress us grtstiy to
against Lunie Gmiam for absolute chants who contemplate investing .IIo is wiso in coandiand formid- Cut ou good long time patrons who
divX)rce-r-r rtvA;::';---:Vv f r - 1U ablo m debate, no is a xoc to in-i . i.- mr. but are
etc., ior saie inai iney win oe suo- direction and deccpuon ana a icar- , , , i ;f
ject to a town tax of not less than less champion of equal and exact careless about the n: atr, al it
justice to all and special privilege sucn rcauy waav tcc, kuw
to none . Should he be sent to the they will como to our assistive
the use of drugs.'
$ institutes Suit for Divorce. ,
Claihiirig separation 4 from her
husband more .than six, years ago
under, rather unusual circumstan-
taken to protect their property
from fires. ' . ; - -
Christmas
season
The bill' of ; complaint, filed ' in
Virgiriian'Awarded; Prize ;fbr Best
( Corn Exhibit.;?. ;-( :
New York, Nov.; llFo"rv grow';
in theltiesShi
KiVifo1 riTi anvilnortioh of Vthe
lTn!t RtaV W .H. T)orin: of Buncombe County Superior court,
Clover, Va'., has been awarded'tho aUeges that tho h iRante wero.mar
$1,000 sUver cup offered by the ned on March 17, . 189S, m Mc
Tnf,n.t!;r,.l TTrW!tr fV.mnftnv Dowell county; that in. May, 190o,
at thfi American Lknd and ' Irriga- they were temporarily residing n
tion Exposition, at Madison Square luisyme, Ky. ;; that owing to the
Garden, Mr. Dorin . winning over plaintiff's health, she on the con-
exhibitors from e venisection of ?'tP.
the country " ' ' r" - her home in North Carolina with
Mr Dorin ploughed hisiland 10 understanding that her hus
inches - and. subsbiled 12 inches tonkas tojejoin her within Jwo
more, t He used - 200 pounds of mOT).plnteteforth
Phosphate, his" only fertilizer out- thaUh plaintiff repeatedly, .wrote
side of clover turned .under. His MMaOrnt, but he never return
seed W carefully selected from ed to North Carolina to rejoin her.
iu acre on wnicn ne maao a suieu- . - . . , - ,, nt. oiiU
did m in. 1910 and the orn No New Tr.alfbr Henry Clay Beattie
which took the prize was from an ) Richmond,-Va., Nov. 3.-e
acre cultivated under the methods supreme court has rendered a do
of the United States farm .demon- cisionV denying the appeal for a new
Oration bureau, the yield from this trial, - filed by Henry Clay Beattie,
acre being 137 - bushels. The . soil Jr. convicted ; at Chesterfield of
is the ordinary tvne of southern murdering his young wife, Louise,
Virginia, a grav sandy loam abouWu the governor
p-rants a reprieve," Beattie will bo
subsoil. ; . ; electrocuted November 24.
ject
fifty nor; more than bno hundred
dollars! ' ; -J-.;-' ' '
- Special Train to Richmond. .,
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For the accomodation of persons
desiring to attend the football gamo
between University of Virginia and
University of North Carolina and
others going I to Richmond, tho
Southern liauway will . opera to a
special train from -Charlotte to
..... 1 ' m
Richmond on Hovembcr liutn, ar
riving at Richmond on morning of
November30tb, and returning leave
Ricmond midnight November 30th.
Very low round trip tickets will be
sold for this special, train from
Charlotte to Dan villa inclusive, and
from all , branch lino ' stations for
regular trains connecting, with tho
special train at junction points.
An attractive silver tea will
given shortly in tho new room
the Lies Library.-
bo
of
Senate, he will, on account of his amj rtJhve us of the cmbarrr-
ong service m Congress and his . .
great prestige, at once become a .T, . Anx u'
National figure and occupy a conr
manding position in tho councils of ror a newspaper man w v:- p
tho Democratic party with which pcrs to subscribers who are in
he is in perfect harmony. ; I arrears.
The people demand a clean, in- n tirnr:rrci a cA d-.
corruptible representative m the ... ... . . ruv ,f
United States Senate; a man or "" - . r .
ability, a man of backbone, a man non-com puinccs wi;:i tr.e rsug.
whoso heart beats in sympathy with puts a ccws;a per out of L-:;r.f-vi
tho toilers of tho land, and yet who I expense of putting a cz-
is not an cxtrcmest, butsumos ior on CTC
equal rights, for all and who stands
against special privilege; nmanwno Z " . . ; .
will represent tho people, rather Ion the entire sabccnj-Uoa b-s;r.e--i
than what is known as the Interests to say nothing of ths i-trtcl
andabovoall a man who realises Rnountof hlr which L? reiu;rrl
A m. & T
that ho is tho servant oi tno pcopic,
who elected him upon a Democratic
platform to carry out Democratic'
principles.
Wo, bclicvo Governor Kitchin
mcsssurcs up to tho hi;:h standard
set by tho people, and like the im
mortal Vance, his heart-beats will
jboin unison with the throbbing hi::i c ur k v;.
in a filling
heart of th grc-.t ca::;::v:
ar.J his of.'tiii if cV :
alor, will cxprt.-. t!.? in'.
psrty, t-i outlir.l in t:. I1
ic pHtfonn, r.r. ! th -rcf r
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