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CONCORD, N. (X. FRIDAY. JANUARY 13, 1911.
" rr NO. 156
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BILL TO THAT flTECT IHTRO
' ; .-. DUCED TODAY, - .
A1m to Bct County Auditors-Incest
; li Changed, Making Penalty II
. " Tears To Limit Cherg for Blsts
, '.' Car Brtlui U th State Other Im
portairt Matters. . . , V
Special to The Triton.. l.ir '. ' ;" '
V Raleigh, N, C, January 13. Many
, "homesick legislators, got leaves of ab
' . seaee ; todsy1 until Monday. The
t "Speaker sniiouneed 'the. appointment
- ot additional standing eommitteea ai
1 folio wit - -y,-' vv,- '".
' v Inau ranee, Rosa, chairman. '
- - - Regulation Liquor Traffic, Hoffman.
Tenal Institutions, Cox of Anson.
V .: ' Insane Asylums, Kent. : - Z -
Corporation Commission, Msjelt.
h,"- Printing, McNeill, '
"Among the important new billa
7 ' '"a were: ' . . .
Ewart, to limit charge , for
deeping tar bertha to $1.00 and 4125.
Carr, enabling counties to elect, eu-
' . ditors and plaee county officer on
salary basis. -V .7 7'7; riS
;.'. A number of unimportant bills were
'passed. Also the general law amend
- - ' ing the ineesi law changing the pen-
. ' ' ally from five years to fifteen years,
, i in section of the Revisal. r -. '
- ' IXEyVXAM.
A FALSE REPORT. '.
' Mr. A. Blackweldex Oorrects a Re
port that Has Been Freely Circu-W-,:t
Uted, ' -
; Mr. Editor-I am reliably informs
! ed that a report has been freely eir
; cnlated throughout this section thai
1 have been instrumental in assisting
' : a -certain rural carrier, going out fro
this place, in holding his position af
3 7? 4 ter complaint of alleged arregularilies
. 'jj.hai been made to the Department.. I
... desire to say most emphatically that
v 'jtbe txeport is absolutely false,. I
7 N- '"would not so flatter myself as to at
p'W. f - -tpt onytliinr'Of .the .kin(L,nd I
would . very much
appreciate it u
those who have circulated the false
j x I'lirreviiiin, auu jiieano - uis nrm,
. before further reports go out. ,
. r A. BLACKWELDER.
' Mt-i'icssnt, January ia, ivu.
' . Ooneert Tonight.
The Light Bearers Society of Cen
tral Methodist church will g'v eon
' cert tonight at tlio home of Mrs. J. E.
Smoot, orf Grove street at' 7:30. A
' silver, offering will be taken at this
. door. Homo made-candy will b sold
by several little g'nls during the in
' termission. - The public is eordiall)
" invited to come. The following pro
gram will be rendered: ,
r Parti.
Instrumental Solo Miss- Eleanor
Norman. -
Violin Solo Frank Brower. Ac
companied by Isabella Goodsou.)
Reading Miss Nannie Crowell."
Instrumental Duet Misses Virginia
Smoot and Marion Moms. - t -
V : , Vocal Solo Mr. Sam. Goodman.
Flute and Violin Duet Mr. Kaj
, Patterson and Miss Nannie Lea Pat-
terson. ' ' . .
r-':jf'''- Reading-Miss Ethel Hooka. ,'M
; . voeai uuei aiisses aiary anu 4
'.;'r'f J?-' aline Morrison. . -
j'l ,', i " Flute Solo Kay Patterson. - -
,.. . Instrumental ,' Solo-Miss Mary
.- ITartsell.. . . . , t-o
: ; ; Child Bitten by Tog.
- The littles child of Mf, .Victor Wi-
- 'idenhouse, seed one and a half years,
'Y'-ft waabadly bitten. Thursday after.
noon about' 4 o'clock by a dog be
f : longing to his brother, Mn George
V Widenbouse. : The child was in the
. -Yard, and stooped down to vlsy with
V ;;' ; the dog, when the animal jump d at
it and tt it seriously on the head.
The physician attending the case had
, . to' take nine stitches to close up the
h--wonnd.-. : Tliera is no suspicion that
the dog had hydrophobia, It-wag aim.'
S i ply ill "tempered. It was killed at
: once. , ' . ,
Mr. Cowles Talks With President of
. Patronage '
. Congressman Cowles, who is mak
ing a fight for Hohson as postmaster
at saiiHDury ana xieynoius ss couee
V X tor talked nutter over with the Pre-v-ti:,
1)leCThnriMiay.'iI..tol( the Prcai-A-.f.
dent the Republican executive eom-
; S4niittec perfected a referee system St
i. ' the recent Greensboro meeting so that
- Butler and Settle might run Repnhlt
can affairs, for ..that; city. , AH Re-
, ; publican appmntments'iire evidently
'.!; Being hem in aneysnce until tne rres
. Jdcnt hears from all hands.
' , Fa?' either: acute or ctooiiiU - j
orders, lor annoying F'
ary irregniamiea tax xoiej
' ney xills. 'An nones la.uou
.-"V medic, for kidney and bladder dis-'-
ordersi Sol by Cabarrus Drug Co.
i "V '
Reflates bowels, tmnsotss auy
, and nftural movomeoia, worw
" tipatioi-Dosn's Rcgulcts. Ask
xa. JAcrsos Lnrova
K1TE3AT SXtTXICJL
Wall Knows Citisea ef Xe. 1 OeU-
Vratea Brrsaty -third AmalTtrtary
ef HkBlrtk. ' .
Oa Tnnrsdsy, Jaonary ti 12th,
Mr. Jseksoa Linker, as esConfdr
ate soldier, who lost on of his limbs
st Oettysburg, reached bis scTsnty
third mil post and Mrs. Linker And
his children, decided to celebrate tb
event by reunion of all of tb fam
ily and a few inriUd gneots at Mr.
Linker ' bom U No. 1 township. -
Early in tivs asorSlng psnons be
gan to arrir from taxioos dirtetiona,
all of them bringing something with
them to show their appreciation of
the event At twelve o'clock there
waa a temporary tabl erected ftboct
thirty feet long and font tost wide,
npon which every variety of food
waa placed to tempt each individual.
Trier was so mneh upon tfco tsbl and
it was so well prepared, that the great
trouble was, not to eat too mneh, Mr.
Linker's sntir family waa present,
with toe exception of bne son-in-law,
who wss unavoidably detained - at
horns. Those present were & A. Lin.
ker and wife. Robert linker and wife
and nine children, Mrs. Sarah JV IjU
taker and husband, Litsker and
eight children, Mrs. Bos Smith and
husband, C. A. (Smith, and nln chil
dren, A. J. Linker and wife and At
children, Mrs. Maggie Stalling and
husband, X W. Stalling, and tbre
children, Mrs. Lilly Lipe, wife of E.
fL. Lipe, and two children, Zeb Lin
ker sod wife and Paul M. Linker,
making nin children with thirty-sii
grandchildren. " Also Ber. - Jams
Laoslev. ' with Mra. Lanaler. W. M.
Smith and D. P. Smith, together with
T. C Newman, the photographer, who
in bis nsnal expert way obtained a
fine photograph of tb entire family.
Mr. Linker is a living exsmpl to
all persons, showing what good judg
ment economy .'and ' energy can ac
complish when combined and applied
in the proper direction. WbenTb
left his ; limb at Oettysburg and re
turned home, he scarcely had a Chang
of clothes; in fact was penniless and
instead of looking at the bard aide
of life, b mad np his mind that if
bis friends would aid him, be would
attain success and about tb first deal
he matte was the wise one of securing
a good, true, loyal and affectionate
wife, who for fifty years haa-nover
ceased to do the part of a true wife,
arid i today, i as .. everybody., knows,
through their joint, efforts, Mr- Lin-
,ker, is one of the lanrr
eredif ra' an of the bank and ba
made ample provision for his faithful
wife. Mr. Linker will tell anyone,
that among- the things whieb have
contributed to bis success, probably
more than anything else, ia the loyal
ty of his wife and mends ana tne
further fact that he has always raised
his own supplies at home.
Everyone present enjoyed tne day
without exception and all hope- that
the future' may have in store for Mr.
Linker msny more, birthdays. '
ONE tfttESKNX.
s,, Stanly Oonnty New.
Albemarle Enterprise.
.Tom Dixon's plaV"The Sin of th
Father" will be reproduced in the
opera house at Albemarle on Satur
day hight of next week.
. The proposed extension to a.io-
marle's limits contemplates beginning
at Eflrd's mill No. 1, running west to
include (West Albemarle Baptist
church, then south' by the way of
Woodland Mfg. Co. 'a plant to a point
below the' Southbound depot. The
(people in West Albemarle bar asked
that this extension e mane ana in
change of charter will in no way ef
fect the compact between the town
and mills.
The Piedmont : Commercial " Club
has taken up the question of good
roads,, and Ur. o. a. Jilutu, i. Hi.
Ewing and A. C. Huneyoutt arc ap
pointed a committee to draft a bill
allowing Stanly county to vote npon
the Question .of a bond issue. ' This
committee will make its report to tb
board of governors on January 23,
and the present Legislature will act
uponthe measure ,,
'V ' Ssrtd Els Bride. 1
Stanly Enterprise .
Wilbur Lowder. a young man who
held a position in 3. L. Grant's store,
who wss to hsve been married on
Thursday afternoon to Miss Alio
Smith, failed to show up at tha sp-
Dointea noiw. ' liverytninz waa w
waiting for the ceremony, and it was
only until some hours afterwards that
Jit wss ascertained tb groom would
not show v'.i'i V'v" y-'i'-r' v.-
It has been learned that young
Lowder ias written his sweetheart
from a point in the west asking nr
to meet him and nave the ceremony
performed, but this aha flatly deolints
and- avowr sns will let her lover go
hi wsy.. ' ' -: - ': l '? -r .
. Beaox Must Go to Cbnrch. '
"Young men who call on a f'"l Po
rtent Pt v. ' ' " f ' " -
siy tne tucuiiy. ie y r & n - i-.-i
sit through tue servietSk
Upward of sixty male eauers re
ceived surprises when they went
eoumux, ah v. - ...
-AM -9 ,1,.m m mum.
however, and went to enarcn.
Mr. Horaett Fryman it cxpMted to
tomorrow to spend . several
1
days with relatives, 4Mi ;
rUXZXAL 07 KB. C C SOTO.
a Largs aC loaatlfut noral
Of srlagt LsU a Em Grsv. .
Tb fuMrsi sarvice ever tb rs
ulns of U UU Mr. Charles C.
Boyd wer held this morning si tbs
boss of his aaotssr, Mrs. W. C. Boyd,
oa North Unioai atrss aoadaeUd by
Rv. Dr. J. M. Orisr, asststod by Bwv.
S. N. Wataoa, and Um istsnaut was
mad at Oakwood aametary Tb a
tir pail barera war) .
Mesars. A. M. rsggart, J. F. Good:
man, A. Jons York a, Jofca M. Tonng,
J. C. Fink aad B, L, McConissIL Boa.
orary pallbearer r Messrs. W. Q.
Mesas, W. A. Foil, 9. P. AHison, A.
& Dayvault, Dr. W. C Houston and
Dr. D. 0.-CaldwlL ' -y
Many beautiful and handsome floral
dsslgns wr sent bars froca friends
and business associates of Mr Boyd s
throughout this and other States.
Among, the designs were: By thevA.
gsr at Roanoke, a cross; Mr. Claytor,
ol tb Roanok Times, large pit.
uw sooos W other teantirul assigns
wer sent by Assoeiatad Pres op
erators from Wsshingtoa to Mobile,
whieb were silent and beautiful to
kens of tb esteem and friendship of
their sasoeiate.
Those onWof-eowa her for the fu
neral weref ; Mr. and Mrs. 8. ; F.
Butts, of th Western Union. Atlanta;
Mrs. J. B. Nicholas, of Salisbury;
Mrs. J. N. 81oan, of Charlotte. .
Messrs Frank and Ralph
Boyd and Mra. Charles Boyd and two
children accompanied the . remains
from Roanok.
t J EXFL08KW KILIiS mB,
Twahr Mora Iajnrad ta stataxsi Oas
' Oataatrapaav ;
- Five dead and U.mora or lees seri
ously wounded is th rssnH of an as?
plosion of natural gas at Connslls
viUe, Pa, Thursday, It wiscked a
well-fllled Mnd-lO-eent store here.
setting fire to and destroying' the
building and kefor tb flames ware
checked damaged nine other stros
tnrcs. ' ,
Tb explosion blew oat tb front
wall of the buHding, tearing dowa
telephone, telegraph and eteetri light
wires which bang about, pluttring
and hsmpreing all attempts at res-
cos work. Clerks and enstomers
wer burned in the collapsed buHd
ings and tbosa who were able to get
out bad thrilling seapss.' On young
woman, wboa body was later found
imd fi -crisp, ixmt wi 1 tb
i -mediately s t crash,'
um. .. '- i ' . - " - .-wbo tiia
to rescue her. -i.'v- er young woman
who perisbod wsatidentifled onlv by
her shoes by ber father, and two otb-
sr Oodles, tbos of a man and a wo
man, were taken front the ruins So
burned that thev cannot Dosaiblv be
identified. -
Annul Bantnat of rriaadly Bibl
Oiaaa.
Tb followiritt invitstions have been
issued:
Tb Friendly Bibl Class
. of St. Jam Church '
Most cordially invites all tbe offi
cer and teachers of the Sunday
school, all members of the Woman's
and Tonne Ladies Bible CSssua. and
all Men and Women of ths Church to
be present at the
THIRD ANNUAL BANQUET -
to be held in tb Lector Room, Thurs
day evening, January nineteenth,
nineteen hand red and eleven at seven-
thirty o'elock. In addition to the re
freshments, a program of good things
ia bsinr ; provided. The Friendlv
Class is very desirous that the people
oz HL James will, try their presence.
help to mske-ihis a most delightful
occasion of Christian- fellowship and
gooa ehcer. - . '
By order of th Class. , .
COMMITTEE ON INVITATION.
"Bustor Browa" Last Might.
Tb presentation of. "Boater
Brown" at tha opera house last night
was thoroughly pleasing to on of tbs
largest audience tbat ever assembled
in thst plsy boose. Of eonrse, Boa
tar Brown wss th chief attraction
to tbs little folks. He is 34 year of
age - sna wergns pounds. Tig
and Mary Jan also shared honors
with him, aad the with many aongs
and dances and most attractive cos.
tames and good acting generally, mad
np on of the bsst "shows" Concord
hss bad.
Begin lformnt for Stat Ehrhway.
A movement hss been started
Raleigh for working np provision for
the construction of a great trane-stst
highway ; from tb seaboard to the
west, Ashsvill and beyond through
co-operation of tb people of tb ter
ritory traversed as they bare been
constructed in aoma western states.
voluntary labor of people in th ter
ritory to h used, assembling on
specified day fo th construction of
sftt4iin SBsasaf mnai i Miaa. waiowI - J
vsttaw srvsswuB ws. wsaw svw , '
r ' 7 Getting Aroruut Soma, -
43 and returned to Concord on 1 J. le
a
transacted business at all of these
places and arrived her in good time
to witness "Buster Brown." For full
1
particular of this schednl see
James C. Fink. .
. Old Dkfna did bis muckraking
on
m A asm
or
most n:r
THDrOS TO 13 C05-
CDEitro. - ' .
Wsskaf tb s7gislat4's
Work Absvt to Closa JsH-Trast
Bffl Mot Tat 1b SislA-SxpaadL-
b Xasl Dowa to th
. Lowsat Point. . . ,, f. (- f .
Spseial to Tbe Tribona. ' '
Ratoigb, Janaary 1 Tho General
Assembly Is roandimg out its second
week of work with tb wheels of the
Legislative mill tolerably well greas-
.: "''. "t.-.
However, very few. f tb mos im
portant measures of th session bsvs
yt bsa brought to fight, especially
tb several which will create tb most
discussion and enlist ft factionalism'
that characterise th personnel of
every Letfslatore.i,;,-..v
For instance, ther t not yet even
an intimation as to when the toothful
anti-trust bill (which ? to be exploit
ed as the successor )f the present
"pink tea" affair) is Ho be unveiled.
If its statutory proportions hsve been
outlined as yet,- th sculptors hsve
been keeping their -chisels , mighty
noiselessly at work. '.; .;''' .
; Bnt that a good, designedly strong
raessurs ia sur to evtntnat daring
th present session, there is no doubt,
if its warmest advocate and cham
pions are to be believed. That it will
encounter opposition, $eeause ol4he
divergent views cntertkined by many
on this specie! of legislation by the
several states, is equally certain, and
it is not faurfobabic that the issue'
thns forced (as in the; last two pre
vious Legislstures) bej deferred until
near the closing days of the session. '
It is not yet sppr Ti to yonr. cor
respondent who will thm time lead the
forces, pro and ceo, In the probably
protrseted fights both In c-imn ' .-es
and on the floors of tt s bouses; L
Ths bill of. gre('' t i.jirBnoS
iiTutittji4 ioStasJuiuj w S,b4
thai of Senator Graham, which wss
introduced Thursday and referred to
committa on Judiciary the measure
designed to finance' legislative appro
priationa daring th present session.
Some each provision as this is ab
solutely necessary antes there is to
be a lot of very close pruning by the
commit tec on . appropriations. The
money is not in the treasury and the
revenues expectant during the. next
two years will not warrant, certain ex
penditures which many of the best
men. her believe to be for the .best
interests of the State.
Senator Brown, of Columbus, chair
man, and his committee on Finsncs are
bending their energies to "do some
thing worth while" in the matter of
taxation reform and knowing the
men as I do, I believe w can all
safely trust in good results concern
ing mor equitable- taxation of . real
property in North Carolina - before
this Legislator draw to a dose.
. LLEWXAM.
Southern Train Collector to Remain
-Upon being asked today as to the
truth of the published reports that
tha Southern Railway Company , has
determined to dispense, with ticket
collectors on it pasacnMr trains.
Mr. A. H. Plant, Comptroller, of the
Company, at Washington, said :
"Thi report is entirety witnout
foundation. The management of tbe
company hat not even had under con
sideration anv change of policy with
regard to the employment or ticket
collectors. On th other band, the re
mits that hav been obtained are such
as to fully warrant th continuation
of tha system." t , ,' v
TO OURS A COLD Iff ONE DAY
Tsk Laxativ Bromo Qninin Tab
lets. Druggists refund money it it
faila to uriCN E. W. Grovs's slgnator
on Try box.
MBHMBSlWHrtHSaSBa .
Mrs. Gowsn Dnsenbery is visiting
friends in Charlotte.
ARB
by this
times
1
1
Our Capiiut, Lui,.iii sud 1 rofils
TAXATION ETC: I
t150,CC3.00 furnish ample means not
only Jo assist tb business man, hut to
Mr.
protect his deposits, i a, ,
i r,i. .
i . w..v
WWW WH vum liiui -
Jo ara-eordially kvitsd to pteca Qmnrrn HnnhA
. .msoNAL ifxartoN.
Some ef ths Psopl Ear aad E-
Vbsr Wh Ooss aad 0,
Mr. R. M. Odsll U spending tbs day
ia Cbsrlottc - - - ..
-Mr. W. A. Wilkinson has gone to
Salisbury oa business.
Me. LI Green, of Cbsrlott, is
spending tbs dsy in tb sity. '
Mr. Ed Freese, of High Point, is
spending the day in th city.
Miss Pearl Fort, of PikevUle, is the
gusst of Mrs. Richmond Reed.
Mr.ohn M. Cook spent yesterday
afternoon in Salisbury on business.
Rev. D, A. BrsaVell has gone to
Denton to attend a( quarterly confer
ence. . . v;. :r ;V;.-
Mr. Stuart W. Cramer, ' of Cbar
lotte, is a business visitor in the city
todsy. -.- .-,
" Mrs. T. E. Sloan, of Charlotte, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Sims. .
Mesdsmes A. Jones Yorke and i.
W. Cannon, Jr, are spending the day
in Charlotte. -
Mr. 3. F. Cannon' has goneto San
Juan, Porto Rico, on business for the
Cannon Mannfaeturing Co.
- Miss Mary Freeman, who has been
visiting relatives ki the eKyfor sev
eral weeks,' will return to her home
in Durham Monday.
Mrs. Plsto Durham, who has been
visiting her parents, Rev. snd Mrs.
J. N. Cole, in Raleigh, is now visiting
Mrs. J. Crawford Biggs, of Durham.
Mr. J. C. Stone, of Anderson, 8. C,
is in the city today calling on the
merchantg and taking orders for bis
firm, Guggenheimer ds Co, of Lynch
burg, Vs.
Miss Maggie Bessent, who has been
spending several weeks in the city,
returned this morning to Winston-Salem
to resume her work as a member
of the faculty of Salem Female Acad
emy. ' Mr. J. R. Swann, oil inspector of
the ninth district, was in . Concord
yesterday. He is at present doing
some special work in this district. Mr.
Swann is also editor of the Madison
Record.
Dog Shot His Master; Stepped on
Trigger of Onn. -
; Ia return for all the dogs that have
been miK&ken. for gam ,and shot to
death by- sportmen,-' Allien Zell's
fnttlifnt irnniti. hit Li.inii.iu.-' lVail-
'ju. -fclo. !.! ),,. , iA . .. . . ,.,;
wsBKeil lus tail" loSiio iv tu'juiti ituir
friendly and his' broii'. yes . filled
with tears at the resaita'cubn the hun
ter had been hnrt. ZeB bad a narrow
escape from fatal injury.
Ha had found a rabbit in a brush
heap and was trying to beat it out.
To do this he had laid bis shot gun on
the ground. His-dog ran around
eager to bag tbe rabbit and one of
his paws touched tha trigger of the
gun, which discharged its load of
shot into Zell's elbow. . A seeond dog
wss killed instantly by the accident.
Hayden Clement, of Salisbury, is
peeial master in a suit involving 60r
000 acre of land near Morgan ton. Tbe
suit was brought by Mr. Banninghau
ser, of Michigan; against Williams, et
al and eleven days were consumed in
taking tb testimony. ; This is one "of
the biggest easeg ever tried in West
ern North Carolina. . .
It IT! OOMSTtOlt,
CHMCUS0 jKCOVSI
Wit T0B MOHMt
roe USD ifxcs
Mr to maf on
HAND-iUIT DJt
' VAILT tUt JUOVKt
NtiDtv. rasr
- IT $ M UOVIIHOLD
ACCOOHT ot rot
iii!
ivminvi rwom
Hi
0ON0ORD NATIONAL BARK
Capital fl00,000 Borpln BSC SCO
Far Cent Interest Paid oa Tims
DapoaltB,
PARTICULARLY DESIRED '
bank which endeavors at all:
to lesrq tbe needs of tbe Farmer,
T,,;n Pnmnra'nn nn1 Til-
ot
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FARMUCQ BY MAIL.
Cfeaoi Coll; ia Sooth Oarsltw
Offers a Coon ia Agrteahar by
MaiL . . -. -
7 Farming by mail is a new wriskis,
or rstber the toaohiog of seisotiat
fanning methods by mail ia new, Tht
autnoritie of Clemson Coll eta, Ua
meehsnieal and agrieultnr eoOen f
South Carolina, after long sons feta
tion and investigation of tb mstsodi
an dtb aoecess ef eonpoosei
schools, baa decided to offer a eosm
in agnealtar by mail.- -.
Text books bar been selected er
ering each subjects ss ssiL tillage,
fertiliser,-' domestic animals, su.
Upon ths enrollment of a student is
this course, and his purehsse of the
required taaxt books a lesson will W
assigncaTWhen be notifies ths col
lege authorities that ths lesson is pis
pared a act of examination pspsn
will be sens him together with ths
assignment of the next lesson. Hii
replies will be csrefully corrected st
the college and returned to him, sua'
if necessary a seeond correction will
be prepared if be does not appesr to
have grasped the meaning ox the first
Tb Clemson College people behrre
thst this eorrespondenee eourse win
have great results. Certainly it sat
msny advantages; being intended la
pupils of all ages and enabling the
farmer to study without abandoning
hig work. The -experiment will bt
watched with interest by the agrieol-.
tural colleges of all Southern states,
and if it succeeds, it is only a ques
tion of a short while before similar
courses will be offered in every, state
in this section.
Peary's Claims Approved, -v
Captain Robert E. Peary, tbe Arc
tic explorer, was Tnnrsdsy formsfly
approved in his clsim for eongreav
ional recognition at the bands ot
sub-committee of the House on narsl
affairs. .
Captain Peary is now 53 years old
and the action, if approved by tha
House full committee and agreed t
by the Senate, will plac him imme
diately on the retired list with about
the ssme pay ($6,000) as be is re
ceiving as a captain on the active
list. The report probably will s rouse"
s lively discussion when it reaches ths
House. ;
For La Grippe . Doughs and Stuffy
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Tslco-JFolev's Hosier and Tar. Tt
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BILL TO PROHIBIT THS BALK OF .
NEAR-BEER, ,
ftanator Boydea'a Spesek The Bifl
as Amcadsd Has Bom f Ba Msia
Provision NaOifiad, (Says PtrttfT
SartotQ. .
Special to Th Tribune.
. Raleigh, January 13. During th
discussion todsy provoked over tbe
passage of the Ray bill to prohibit
sal of acsr beer and kindred drink
Senators Boyden in a ringing brief
speech said! '
"I will vote for the pending bill
and alt other such drssiie measars
as aball come up on this subject bo-
cause I .believe tbat when pat into
operation they will contribute greatly -to
eventually bring North Carolina
back to ber sense snd that then she
will return to the cardinal principles
of Democracy."
After the Ray bill passed tbe Sen
ate as amended, Senators Hartsell. -
Brown and others expressed the opin
ion thst it was not worth a cent as
amended, because some of its main
provisions are thus nullified. The
anti-beer legislator are depending on
the House bill providing a general
state prohibition of the sale of near .
beer and this bill will probably be
passed within tbe next few days. A
number of bills passed the Senate but
are not important.
Improved Servic to Knoxvfll, Cin
cinnati, LouisvUl and Point Wss.
. Effective with th Inauguration ot
th Southern's new train the Carolina
Special which ia a solid through train
from Cbarueston, 8. C to Cincin
nati, Ohio, put in operation on Jan
uary 2, 1911, passenger for Knox
viile, Cincinnati, Louisville, and points
west, ' can leave Salisbury on train -No.
21, at 2:30 p. m, which ia a solid
through train from Goldsboro to
Asheville, with parlor car, arriving
at Asheville at 7:40 p. m. and Cincin
nati at 10:00 a. ra. The Carolina
Special makes close connection at Lex- -ington,
Ky, for Louisville and points
nousromUM section to Iuumluu
Cincinnati and points west, and very
greatly improves tba Service. . ,
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