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43 Cents i UontS-S Crnta Copy. -y CONCORD, N. C, FRIDAY, FXHSUARY 28, 1913.
J. B. SHKRRILL, Editor tu- -ouaber
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nupr OAfc'a guard arrestee
, OH 1XXI0U1 CSAROE. '
OeerM Barafcardt steer tm JaO.
The Crime k ABeged to Hare Ttk
. eaTlaee Sunday, February 11
BAhOirA Drove lra. Bui fray W
Chain Gang te Bee Her.Haeband,
t . "Wee Wh ea the Gtag. . She
,' Claims That He Drew t Pistol M
- Haif. Hatband Had Earnhardt Ae-
- , rested aa Booa a Hi Wu DU-
' charred From Gang. ",'.-1' .
. v George Barnhardt k la jail, charg
ed with criminal assault on lira. Sam
Irby.j Ha Vu arrested . yester
day, afternoon hile at hit work
- at. guard on the county chain gang,
; Deputy Sheriff Propet making the
' arrest. The warrant-waa aworn out
' by Sam Irby, husband of ibe alleged
-victim, and waa tanned by 'Squire Q.
The erima ia alleged to have been
1 tommitted laat Sunday a week ago.
1 Mra Irby made her noma a tba Gib--aon
Mill, residing there during tba
beat eighteen months while her bus-1
, band -baa been serving a aentanea on
tba chain gang for etorebreeking. ,
According to her statement about
tba affair, Barnhardt eame. by her
home Sunday a week ago and told her
if ehd wanted to see her husband she
would have to go to the gang at once
as the authorities would not allow
her 'te see him late in the afternoon.
She stated thai after hesitating about
1 going she anally, concluded. to : go,
leaving with Barnhardt. At point on
road lacar a taw mill plaee, which is
surrounded by a "clump ;of trees, she
allepes that Barnhardt drew a pistol
on her juid compelled her to go into
r the woods whert the aatauU waa aonv
mitted. When 'reaching the: chain
;' gangaha waa allowed to confer with
her husband to wheat she - related
trharhad takea plaeev On being in
formed of what bad occurred she
atatee that her Junband told her not
to sly anything about the matter;
that If she did the gnarda ajt the gang
wonld kill'bia. ilvrCi:
Nothing 'van ; Vai heard, of the i
lege4 assault until yeatefday. Irby '
time, waa eut and ie waa i given his
- i liberty. Ba returned -to his home
' here and secured an attorney, Mr. L.
TV HartselL As above stated a war
rant waa issued and Barnhardt arrestr
ed. le ws brought to the court house
here -and waited at the sheriff 'a offlee
for a short time,-waiting for hia at
torney, Mr. T. D. Maness, who -had,
been .sent for. While in (hi' sheriff's
" offlee; be talked to a representative of
v this paper about the affair ;.- . ; ;
Barnhardt protested that Jie was in
nocent. "I am as innocent: as any
body." he declared. "I never thought
j - .l: u J j: a . l i .1 .
of such a thing and did not know that
there was any charge until Mr, rropst
cam to the gang this afternoon. Irby
did not like me because I made him
tome" back to the gang when he went
farther away than the regulations al
lowed.. ,Hia wife waa out ' there on
' Sunday. -.- He waa- trusty- and they
went off the afternoon she was out
I ' there farther than .the- trusties are
allowed to go and I made him come
back' to the gang.- He got mad about
it and be has not liked me since.'! . '
Barnhardt 's attorney, Mr. Maness,
come, up ss be concluded the state-
ment " and. they - held. a. conference,
which lasted, for some- time. Later
, be waa remanded to jail without bail
' to await a hearing.: before ' 'Squire
Lore this morning. . .' 1 " -"
" Barnhardt ia 45 yean old and is a
native of Concord. He owns a home
at the Brown Mill and is married and
" has wife and several ehildren living
therf Before being employed as a
. guard at the baia gang (December,
1912) .he worked at several furniture
.,.-' . i . . i ... . .
- stores nere.- lie naa aiso woraea as
apecjal fflcer at the. court honac dur-inir-sessions
of the superior court.
Irby is said to be a native of Burke
county bat - it is understood that bis
father now Uvea in Florida. He eame
here several years ago and-worked as
an insurance agent. On aecoiint of
unsteady habita and dissipation be did
not meet with tuccesa and aoon left.
Later he returned. While on his sec
ond trip here be broke into Barrier ft
. Widenhouse Company's store and
atole a lot of clothing. After tracking
him in various South Carolina towns
Chief of Police Boger succeeded in
capturing him at Morganton, his for-
mer . noma, ne was nrougni nere, j
tried and convicted. ' He was sentence I
ed to two years on the chain gang
bntpn account of his having only one
arm' the jude -reduced the sentence
to 18 months. . Mrs. Irby baa been
working in one of the mills here dur
ing the time Irby waa on the chain
gang -and. made her horn oh Kerr
. atrentv J. .-. ;'.7 " f 'f - -
1 sirnhardt was arraigned before
E-'i- 0. M. Lore this morning at 10
tVW, and t t rial was postponed
in 1 2 o'" 'j t', i e". moon. .
A the r : i f - r. 'a s
Wct'iiem! :y afi'n;u(iu i urothy I nil,
dftiiffhtor of I'r. and I'm. Vciiter
F i't, r-i.::.-? or IWi. ls, in
Iioli "ii coiHity, 1 T. ia y af
I n. ' TI.s I ' s t'..i waa in her
C22I VZAT A WHALE.'
Concord Cittxsa TaSi af Big lea Xoa
v fter Capturad la Florida.
Uri T. D. MsaeM returned a few
dava ago froa FloriJa, where it has
been apeuding aeveral weeks. - One of
the moat interesting ineidenta relat
ed by Mr. Maneaa of hia trip was
a visit to the big aea monster, at
Miami. The tub ia reputed to oe
the only one in the world of its kind.
It ht not classiDed in natural history
but is iruelaimed by acientista to be
tba moat remarkable specimen ever
captured. . . - -
The flab waa captarad June 1, 1912,
in tba vicinity of Knighta Keys, Fhu,
after :a fight lasting 39 hours. . Five
narpoona and 151 bullets ware re
quired -to kubdue the monster and it
took re daya to finally kill it. In
the light the fish smashed a boat and
knocked a rudder and propeller off
a Slt-fpn yacht. After it waa subdued
it had to be towed 110 miles by a tug.
.. The' dimensions of the'' fish ' are:
weight, 30,000 pounds;- length,' 45
feet; circumference, 23 feet, 9 Inches ;
mouth, 38 inehea wide and 43 inches
deep; tail measures 10 feet, tifl to tip;
bide, three inehea thick, no scales.
The charaeteristiea of be flair are
said -to be contrary to all law of
natural ' history, j is ' providing a
great curiosity even to the people of
the coast of Florida, who ere accus
tomed to various freaks of the tea and
ia being visited by hundreds of peo-
I B0T8' 00BX OtUB.
Thirty-Six Cabarrus Boys Eave n
' tend the Oonteat far 191S.
Tbev farmer boys of Cabarrus have
taken, and am lakinir' much interent
ia the corn-raining contests, and 36
of them have bean registered for the
contest of this year.-. There are only
eight counties in the State which have
a larger number entered, and these
are: r?j'"r. i-t- ' ".' -;;v;;'
Alamance, 40. . '
Beaufort, 39. ,
: Cleveland, 45.
. Johnaton, 65.
Robeson, 62. v
' Sampson, 54. . .v'' '
win ' t -ST'-'.-jii Aw '!v I.
,truaes, . . J.j. i Vv.r"V.,;'.:"
As all of these counties are larger
than Cabarrus, it will be sect' that.
area and population considered, this
count v. Drobablv standi at the head
ia) tha jinmber of boyntated,!X-
Tbc total number of bbvs who have
entered the elub m the State is 1429.
PBXStDERT-ELEO WILSON
r: f BUI VABBOW ESCAPE.
Miased What Might Save Been a
Saribot. Wrack By. Only Tire lain- .
'attnVHiri-f'v;
philadelpliia, Feb28: President
elect .Wilson missed what " might
have teen a ' serious . wreck : by five
minutes .today when a' broken rain
waa discovered by a track walker
just ahead of a Pennsylvania train
on which Mr. Wilson was traveling
from Princeton to Philadelphia to
visit a. dentist, t - . "'
A rd4 Tragedy. i;
?' Atlanta, Feb." 28. The' sordiness
and vulgarity of the Applebaum trag
edy hive come to the. surf ace "'even
mere quickly than they did . in the
Grace ease. The last vestige of what
romance tbt- reporters tried td weave
around the killing baa. been dissipat
ed, by Jhe reflection of what tort of
people; morally the man and .'woman
both ; were. . j . He had i hree or four
other wives; or near-wiyes. She had
.i i . i .1. , i . j
iur or jour oiner iiusobbuh, or uear-
husbands. .Neither, of them had any
thing even approaching social stand-,
ing in this or any other eityy so far
as the. detectives can learn.
In spite of these facts.' the Appier
baum killing is. the big sensation of
the; moment in Atlanta.. The local
newspapers Jiave madc.it so. -. ,
. iirtbiay Annlvamry.
Mist Earlie Cochrane eelebrafed her
18th anniversary -by entertaining a
number of friends af home on the 22.
Those present were: Misses Nell and
Suth Sloop. Ella Whitley, Annie Wil
son, Nell and Addie Sue Harry, Flon-
me, -ciara ana jauoei ..wenta ana
A va Walker, Macie and Janicr Coch
rane. Messrs. Atlee and Young Davis.
WUbert Holland, Xharley , . Whitley,
Jim Sloop, Samuel Leiser,, Emmit
Blaekwelder, Henderson Overeasb, Ira
Taylor, Elmer and Walter Cochrane,
Bonner, Bryan and Lafayette Went.
- Numerous games were played and
dainty .refreshments were. served. The
evening proved to be one of univer
sal enjoyment,' . ;' : 'A.' C.
Chain Gang Operations Suspended.
All the guards of the chain gang,
exeept one, are in the city today to
attend. the Barnhardt trial, and the
operations of the gang : have .been
suspended." Tbey' are located on the
Poplar Tent road, find a gentleman
who passed tne camp tnis morning
nays it waa left in charge of one
guard, Mr. Beaver..- There are, wt
learn, about 30 men on the gang.
r ' -1 Church.? ' , '
"i Ken-i'-es ne-t f'-.mday, fourth Run
day in Lent, mill be as follows: Holy
communion and sermon, 11 a. m.
; un: y school 3 p. m; and evening
prayer 4 p. nr. Choir practice for
Paster nuii.ie s"r evening irv; -Vt-lw
' y at 7:a p. m. -- W. II.
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rBxcin.Ts.'
A.' O. Delaautar'a Scania Frodactioa
U Be UCeord March. ' -.
The Boekford, I1L, Star has the ful
lowing: . . ,. .
Two ' large . audiences ' acclaimed
"Frecklea". at the Grand yesterday.
Seenically it - waa -prettily, presented
and the supporting company waa en
tirely adequate. The book, by Gene
Stratton-Porter, baa bad a remarkable
vogue, and it ia not mora interesting
thsn the play. The dramatisation by
XallTwomey, re tains the flavor, at
mosphere and charm of theytovei. The
aadience had read the woah and Were
therefore if complete spirit with the
production. It waa an ettt of the or
dinary aadience ia that young people
predominated. - ; ' - - '
Tba. piece ia clean and wholesome.
and deals with the- inevitable moral,.
The humor, too, ia quaint, the philos
ophy trn and the touches of outdoor
life are delightful. There ia also a
vein of pathos add of course a pretty
love story ia woven to a happy eon
elusions So many have read the novel
that mention of "the motive of the
piece ia unnecessary.
A. U. Delamater, who ia-directing
Freckles.': has been' fortunate in
the selection of the supporting cast.
In the title role John Roberts has
a part for which ho ia well fitted, and
be invests it with-the required emo
tion and subdued acting. He baa op
portunities to . overplay, - but keeps
within the author 'a meaning and pur
pose. He interpolates several soul's
and displays a sweet tenor voice. He
waa heartily encored and' graciously
responded, r Miss Edith Hendosa, as
Angel, was a real delight; She is
quite young and .not unpretty. Her
denning of the part won a warm place
in the hearts of the audience. The
remainder of the company is wall 'as
signed. "Freckles" ia i n three acts.
the seenery in each being beautiful.
At Concord opera bouse Thursday,
March 9. - i ..ys - .
dies FBOir nrjftrBiES.
Young Han't Head Badly Crashed
A FonoA Betide Bailroad. .
Salisbury.- Feb; 27. A The strange
young white man found in a dying
condition with hia head badly crush
ed, beside, the railroad track near Lex-
Kigtpn last, night and brought 7 to
Salisbury on' a special train waa 'tonav.
uifiedUaaadnJ
semer-City, ? - ' J V .' .
" IhrOogn the efforts of the railroad
officials, hk mother was located near
that place today. His father is' a
mining engineer in Montgomery coun
ty. The body was prepared for bur
iaal and' shipped to Bessemer. City
tonight,. ; He died on the train be-
wre reaching Salisbury ' last uigbt.
The cause of his fatal injurv is un
known... X
President Wilson Creates a Stir.
Washington, Feb. 27. lively dis
cussion waa precipitated in congres
sional, eircles today . by a publisher
statement crediting to President-elect
Wilson that bcinteded to spend part
of: each working' day in the Presi
dent !s room at the eapitol, to .keep
in closer touch with legislative affairs.
Such action on the part of the Presi
dent would . overturn a . precedent
which has' restricted the President's
visit to the eapitol to the last hours
of a session of Congress. - , "
-Democratic leaders today . discuss
ed- the "reported pan of Mr. Wilson
witn reluctance though many seemed.
to favor it. . " .
Mr. Fred A. Hull, of Asheville, was
in. Concord yesterday.. . , ...
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Hf ftfoMEfo WHAT IT IS
MakeOiityour Shop-
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pinrt List Tonight.
J fl Read th advertiscmenta in The TRIBUNE and TIMES :
carefully tonight." See what the manufacturers and mer- -
chants are offering you. Make a list of the things you
need.; Many of these items are advertised at special prices..
Ail are quality gqodsS.The makers' and sellers names are
j your fpaxinU?t?7$'"i ' ' -v-f
v You will save .time and strength by selecting tvery-.
thing you buy from the advertising columns of TheTRIB
. UNE and TIMES. J You will find more pleasure in shop'
ping jwhen you knbw where
1 I " The advertisers in The TRIBUNE aad TlkES are
: the mosr"reliable merchants, of.; this cityi' When their,
their names are on your shopping list you will be certain
j of securing the most satisfactory merchandise at the most
reasonable prices. Read their advertisements in The
j TRIEUNE and TIMES closely and constantly every day.
(Cor: ':K 1913, by J.
P. Fallon)
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AKD TWE5TT,, 0TESB8 ABB
smt Bosaiirfl.' ' .
Five Destroys Pa way Eotalln Omaha
at 4:30 Thia Itontiag. Laddert
Burned Under tba; FlrenveaTIrs
- Fighteft WareaAficajptj hrthe
Zero WtatkerCaoai vt. nU jbn
-Im Dnknowa, Voj ,:-, I ','': i'--
Omaha, '-Nebv-Feb): 2&-i-Ftv'e tr
sons are known t have perisbecl.and
twenty are at ill missing as the result
oi a fire that destroyed the Dewey
Hotel this mornina Fifty people were
regiatered there last -night and only
16 are accounted. for. Jesse Hold,
the manager, 'waa its) last to leave
the. building, r He declared Ibat. thirty-four
rooms were occupied by .fifty
persons, including a dozen omen ' J.
Foy, a broker,' was pasaing. the hotel
at 4u)0 thia morning when 'a .man
rushed out and asked hint' to help
carry some people out. Si persons
were lying, unconscious just -inside the
door.' By the time these were 'carried
to the street the building was a mass
of flames. The' firemen and : police
men began to search fur bodies as
soon as the debris cooled, - The fire-1
men were handicapped in fighting the
flames on account of the sero weath
er. The ladders" burned under the
firemen as they sought Jto reach the
upper floors where, frantic: men' and
women were calling far aid. The
cause of the.fira-ift unknown. With-1
in half an hour after, ibe first woman j
screamed the building fwas in fufns.
The hotel watt ft three lory' structure
of brick. It had-formrly beeit'five
stories, but the . upper floors- ' were
condemned and removed. -
Largs
ApFropriations;
for ' North
.. Carolina.
Wasl.inston, Feb. 2? The jier
and harbor -bill,, tarrying . large 'ap
propriations, for j Nor th Caroliba
n-gterway improvement, was aent to
conference tonight and Senator Sim
mons appointed minority eonferee on
the part of the senatK, : Ir k not-ex
pected that, any of he anpropriatipns
lout of the biU. v-
The public building bill, a which
passed the senate this morning, car
ried . approximately $1,000,000 for
buildings and sites in North Carolina,
uieludiug ' $600,000 for the custom
house at Wilmington. ' i
Charged With Anon.
Salisbury, Feb. 27. Charged with
setting tire to the home of George
White, colored, burned in Salisbury
last week, Mattie Garwood .was given
a Bearing in Rowan court . today and
held without bond for Superior court.
The arrest was made at the instance
of Deputy Insurance Commissioner
F. M. Jordan, sent here to . investi
gate the burning. The owner of the
house barely escaped death in the
fire.;
Will Leave it to Wilson's 'Adminis
tration. a v:w
Washington, Feb. 28. Great Brit
ains rejoinder to Secretary ;,' State
Knox ' note on the Panama Canal
tolls question has formally- presentel
by Ambassador James Bryce at noon
to-day and laid befcre the- last Taft
cabinet . meeting. It has .; authorita
tively stated no attempt at S rejoin
der, would be made by.... the present
adimniHtratmn. - -i.5:f i-;
- Then SumHtt FINM CUT
to find the best, qualities aty
Hf TEB LEGISLATTJ1BL
Te Eliminate Freight Kate Discrimi
nation. State Road Bood Bill
Faeeed. He Vote ea Search And
SeUare BUI Biz Months School
Term Kow a Law. Bood lane for
Cabarru. ! ;
Special to The Tribune.
Baleigb, X. C Feb. 28. Uepre-
aentative Justice has rTesented ia
the House the report of the special
legislative commission On the results
of the oaferenee thus far with the
railroad 'officials on the elimination
of .the freight, rate discriminations
against North Carolina, compared
With. Virginia cities, and the House
baa adopted recommendations that
the Legislature authorise the com
mission to continue ' negotiations to
final settlement and place 'at the die-,
posal of the commission unlimited
funds for necessary expenses . for
the member .of the' commission
all to be paid only. On the order
of the governor.
By the vote of President Dauirlit.
ridge -the. Senate last night passed on
second reading the State road bond
bilL 'Jhe vote came after the third
debate on the measure and. it was 21
to. 21. The chairman voted amid d-
plause. Being a roll call bill,' it went
over forj third reading. An amend
ment offered by Senator Ivic wa
adopted submitting the jvhole matter
to' the voters at the next general elec
tion. -
No vote was reached on the search
and seizure bill, it bein? displaced
by the road bond bill. Quite a rush
of '.amendments 'greeted the liquor
bill. Among those materially affect
ing it were several bv Senator Gill
iam, one striking out the heavy pen
alty forfsecdnd offense -and leaving,
violation simply a misdemeanor, pun?
ishable in the discretion of the court;
another striking out section. 5,.' pre
venting any action from .being
brought in the State court for the
price of liquor sold or delivered; an-
.tfifr eliminating section 7, raakine
proof of sale to a particular person
unnecessary and allowing violation to
he proved by circumstantial-as' will
as direct evidence: another, striking
out possession of . one. gallon of spir
ituous, three gallons 'of villous or five
af malt liquor to be prima facie evi
dence of jjuilk ; ; .U'
The "Mouse Yassed on final readme
by roll ctllVtbe sir months school
ihijfjidbyii)a;SenaUi
anr it -is 'ordered enrolled ' for ratifi-
tion.
The bill to amend and consolidate
the military laws of the State and'
carrying $50,000 apporpriation $15r
000 increase passed second reading
and went over for final reading on
objection by Stewart, of Mecklenbug,
who objected to the increased appro
priation. Salaries for Iredell county officers;
bond issue for Cabarrus county ; char
ter Raleigh Atlantic and Western
Railroad Company;, charter Dunn &
Clinton Railroad Company! increase
itinerants merchant tax in Greens
boro; revise the charter of Charlotte;
road bonds for Randolph county;
commission government of Charlotte;
railroad commission for Gaston coun
ty; good roads for Pender county;
amend the charter of Gastonia; bond
issue for Burlington; bend issue for
Mecklenbury ; support of Newberu
garded schools; school bond issue for
Rocky Mount.
A"er spending two hours last niirht
in committee of the whole on the rev
enue .bill, having passed upon, only
37 of the 93 sections the House pass
ed the bill on its seeond reading with
the understanding that, all other
amendments, of which there are
many to be proposed will be allowed
consideration oh'.'the" final reading..;
Salisbury Woman Charged Witn
- Boning Home of Neighbor, .-f
Salisbury, Feb. 27. Deputy Insurances-Commissioner
F. M. Jordan ar
rived in the ity yesterday to make an
investigation into the burning of the
house, of George and Eflie- White,
wbicb waa burned . Sunday: morning
bout I b 'clock. Mr. Jordan gather
ed evidence last night to warrant the
arrest of Mattie Garwood, who lives
ui a house next to the burned one.
It was stated ;that she had made
threats that the hpuse would be in
ashes in lest tban-three months. The
defendant was tried this morning be
fore" 'Squire D. W." Julian, ' and Was
sent to jail to await the May term
or eonrt. ' ! - ' ' "-'
CAPITAL'
: SURPLUS
9100,000'
SS.000
HE person who
takes no interest
in saring sets no
interest on bis savinzs.
Cetter systematically .de
posit part of yonr in
ccae and get the inter)
ttX on yonr sayings
V.....lii i........ . -
rcua m ' ctj r.-t
rsIi et Te C:.': .'.:x .
w ton, x co. jea. rouee me in;
New York is one graft scandal after
another. District Attorney Whit
man, after touching the edirea of the
gambling and disorderly bouse police
-11: "... !
kuuukc, siruea a new lean when
John Mustard, president of the org
anisation of liquor dealers, declared
hum urn soowi an aooui levvine as-
aessmenta on members of hia organi.
aation whereby the enormous total
of $1,200,000 was extorted for tlie
benefit of the police ring. Graft was
paid to permit saloons to run back
doors wide, owen on Sunday. Whit
man believes that the money went to
the politicians.
BILL FOR THE DRAINAGE
. OF IRISH BUFFALO CREEK.
Introduced ia Senate By Mr. Cook.
Senate Passed Bill Amending Con
cord 'a Charter.
Special to The Tribune. .
Rateigh.'N. C. Feb. 28. Senator
Cook introduced bills to authorize the
aldermen bf Concord to contribute to
the drainage of Irish Buffalo ereek.
The Senate passed the House bill
amending the charter of Coneord.
SEARCH AND 8EIZTTRE
BILL UNDER FIRE TODAY.
Haa Many Amendments. To Appro
priate 200 for N. Q, Room in Con
federate Mansion at Richmond.
Special to The Tribune.
BaJeighoN. C. Feb.i2.-Pharr in
trodueed a bill in the Senate to ai
proprinte $200 a year for the main
tenance of a North Carolina room in
the Confederate mansion at Rich
mond.
The Senate passed the House reso
lution continuing freight rate com
mission and voting funds for expert
and clerical assistance.
The search and seizure bill and
many proposed amendments are un
der fire.
Child Barnad to Death in Albemarle.
Albemarle Enterprise .V; ; '
jAJnty. aaCdeatit. rook -place in the.
jiMraljL. Co Miahaaaeiubn.
auiiiniv.jiioriiiair,- er Jitter aeu!!lit
cr, Ruby, 7 montlis of age. Waa placed
in a small chair and tied therein, and
left in charge of the children while
the mother was about her work. The
little guardians grew careless and de
serted Ruby, and in some wav the
chair was. upset, the .child's head
falling into the fire, whire she was
found a few" minutes 'afterwards burn
ed to death. Burial took place on
Monday at Bear Crek Church cem
etery, Bev C. J. Black conducting the
services. ; Mrs. Misenheimer is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W,'E. Furr.
New Nickel Will Be Put in Circula-
: tion Tomorrow.
.1
- in aumngion, reo. as. l lie new
buffalo-Indian nickel, of which 800.-
000 have been made by the Philadel
phia mint, will be put into circula
tion tomorrow..
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Cash's Narrow Trimming 7e and 10c goods ,all colors, 3-8 in.;
!. wide, Black, white, navy, pink, red, light blue, lavender. 6 yards
' tc a bolt. " Sale price .' 5c yd."
, Cash's Cambric wash ribbons 6 yards to nbolt, value 5c, special 3c.
: 12c light blue edge cambric
$ yards to a bolt. Both lace and
: 3-4 inch beautiful quality loe
ors,' also plain white. Sale
,1000 yards narrow eolored bands. worth up to 6c, sale price 3 34c,
VV."1.: All wartntced colorst;:,. :" ',. .iW.ift'.Avv,
15, coiored Bands.
:23 to 35e colored bands op' te;8'
yv uw oyiw viwiu, wiu up.o
fAbout 800 yards bsida that told
sale pricey V.'iV. ..;,;,,
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OFriCEB8 APPOINTED TO ES
COBT HIM FROM PAKXS. -
His Nephew, Felix Diaa, Hat An
nounced Hia Oandidacy 'for ;' the
Presidency. The Return ef ' Hia '
Uncle a Good Stroke of Politics for
Him, Da la Rarra Win Probably
Be Dias's Btrong est Opponent. -Mexico
I'iiy, Feh. 28. The return
of the exiled Porflrio Diss within the
near future was made certain whea a
group of oflicers was' delegated to es
cort him from Paris. FehJt Diaa, hia -
nephew. '.oday formally announced hia
Candidacv for the ircjdeney.' Tlie
return of Porhrio Dia lefore the elee-,
tion is regarded as a stroke of good
politics by Felix Diaz. . Minister of
Foreign Affairs De la Barra will hke
Iv be the sirongest candidate againat .
Diaz.
PEACE IS CONCLUDED -'
WITH THE SEPARATISTS.
Announcement is Hailed With Joy by
the Huerta Government w
Mexico City. Feb. 28. The-an
nouncement of the Huerta govern
ment has concluded a peace agree
ment with the Separatist was hailed
with joy today. This" is accepted as
meaning the restoration of peace in
the entire southern portion of the re-
public.
WILSON NOT A TETOTALLER.
Hia Social Administration Will Not
Be "Dry," But He Believes in
Temperance.
Washington. Feb. 28 The social
administration of President-elect
Wilson a ill not lie "dry," according
to information today. Mr. Wilson is
not a tetotaller, but lie believes in
temperance in drinking. . Ht8vehoice.:.
whiskey is Scotch. His sta'nd'on the
liquor question it for local optfon.
A' Big Ante Track. ' 's -U
tr.--TP4.cWhfyVrrfl
The: White Caa of 'rveWnd.'-'O"" "
builders ol motor cars, was here to-'
day demonstrating a monster motor
truck. The truck brought from
the 'depot fifty bags of corn
weighing 112 pounds each, an aggre
gate of 5.600 pounds." It -1s a car of
three ton capacity, is 15 feet and 9
inelies long and fiV2 feet wide. It
sells for .1(3385. The car created
considerable interest, and the demon-,
stration of the work it will do was
witnessed by a large number of peo
ple. Big Jack by Express. ;; -
Mr. James L. Lefler, . of Monnt
aMetnnnt, this morning, received by-
express from Lexington, Ky., a largo'
jack, which he recently purchased.
The animal cost $000, and the ex
press on it was $30. It is three years
old, and has a fine pedigree.,'. "
hemstitched full, cut price 8 l-3c, 6
plain edce.
bands in daii.ty light and medium eol-
price ii., ... ... ;V. 10c yd.
',10c yd.
inebet' wd''.imi:Ilin:.3e, yd.
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