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CONCORD, N. C, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1913.
J. B. SHERRILL, Editor and Publiaher. ; . NO 301
BO HI:
7 jw..ULt.D STt.k
'f ' ; - - , .
say that jokes' wnx was
. '. HOT INSULTED. 1
AiMtt That Jonee ' Himself Wu
-- - Knocked Down, tad. That the Bath-
ar Who Stmck Blow Wu Not
. Member of National Guard. Inl-
tUtioa aad , Referendum Pimm
Ooouiiitsloa. - To Allow Uof
Raleigh, July 17. Soldiers return
- ing from Morehead deny the story of
.- the fight of Jones, of Ooldsboro, and
" member of t.-tbe National Guard
They say his wife waa not insulted,
and that Jones himself waa knocked
; down and the bather who struck the
1)low waa not a member of the Na
r tional Guard.' The alleged atory was
: aent by eorrespondenta who have been
made to leave. Morehead City;1 ;v
- ine initiative ana relerendum in
' the amended form- passed third" read
T. . ins before the commission' 9 to 7V The
- - amendment applies to bills or pro
' posed statutes and not to ehangee in
? - the constitution. Bailey ",of Wake,
presented this amendment. Repre
' - sentative Moore crave notice that be
1 would carry the fight to the General
Assembly.' -?- -. '' v. ".;f
The amendment to allow the use of
; -the Bible in the public schools pass-
," fd II to 3. v ,
, By a unanimous, vote it was deoid
, ' ed to strike out the word " Rebellion
' in the constitution- and insert i'fThe
' War Between the States.",
TKS CHINESE QUESTION. .
Birala the Japan ' QuaeUoa.
likely te lavolvt the UniUd 6tUa
la Trouble. . - . f ' . :
Panama, July 17A Tb Chii
600 POPPY PLANTEM KILLED.
In Settle Wit Soldien la China In
Effort to Eradicate Dptam Cum.
Shanghai, China, July 17. Staiis
tics published. hero today by the
situation which-has arisen in this government show tbat OOO poppy
repnblic rivals the Japanese question planter and their employes . have
of California and ia quit likely to killed io pifshed battle "with
iuvolve lb United Statje mora or soiaiera in tttm pasi twelve montns
lei', avriously before it w . M'.i.-i. aa a resnlt f tb new republican
Thia ia the belief today of Panama government 'a energetic efforta to
government officials. I eradicate the opium curse. In the
New lawa, directed against the report mention was made or tne
Chinese residents of Panama, re- stand-taken by President Wilson
eently passed, together with official and his cabinet in refusing to awp
decrees issued bv President Perras. port . the demands of American-ban-
will praNicaliy legislate tb Vninesel w inaen m vuiaa ior reun
out xt this section of Central Amer-I burseineot.o account of the destrne-
ica, a spot where they have, been t ion by.tb tovemment of China of
sceaouy growing m - numoera t iori n"ui vyy? ""l1" . wmvu
manv veara. Failinr to et an v eat- they held liens.. The report declarees
isfsetion from the Panamaian gov-1 that the administiation 'a action haa
- . ... . 1 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 t
emment tne t bines tfepublie oas I xne woner in aireiigrnening tne
appealed to Washington for - help ernsade against the opium evU.
iit holds iW th United SUtaa - " '
must, see that the Chinese residents What Tie Conference Achieved,
of Panama are given . commercial The agreement between the presi
protection. - '-'."-V.!' ' , - denta of. thevEasMrn railroads and
: The new . laws coma pretty -close their conductors and trainmen pro
to taxing anything and everything vides that they arbitrate their dif
a Chinaman in Panama -does. -The ferencee under the provisions of .the
Chinese merchant claim' that 4hey NewIands-CIayton act creating a
pay nearly 70 per eent of the import board of mediation and conciliation,
customs duties of the country yet, The conference smoothed out dif
under the new law, their chamber of ferencea of . opinion that had arisen
commerce- here is (a be taxed $1,000 ia both houses of Congress aa to the
gold a month .which drive it out of compositio'n of the board of media
existence. ' v-.V.-'J'-"'"" . ' tion. . ' ' ' .
.- The social and religion organisa- It provided a permanent commis
ttons aie heavily taxed, the Chinese sion to deal, with railroad disputes,
stores are restricted as to the class '.The Newton-Clayton bill .will
of goods tbey Jiiay sell, the members J create the United States Board of
of tne race- are, required to register Mediation and t cneiiiiation.
frequently and pay a Zee each timet it will consist of a commissiner,
a ad other restrictions are placed 1 with a salary of $7)00, appointed
MISS BBAXSOIC EJTTE1TA1NS. ' VE0BO IS KILLED
Kisses Ella and EUxabetk Andrew.
Of Oreentboro, Baeoraaa at a De
lightful Social Ertai. ' . V
Umt Anna . Braason 'delightfully
entertained a number of friend last
evening at her bom oo Forth Union'
street in honor of her. guest, Misses
Ell and Elisabeth" Aadrewa, of
Greensboro. Progressive i convers
tion waa tb game of the evening, affording-
pleasure "and enjoyment to
the young people.- ' At the close of
the gami guests of honor prizes, c re
ton bags, wert presented te the bon
orees, the presentation being made
by Mr. Rslpu Sbw. Refreshments
and punch were aerved, pnch being
served by Mr; and Mrs. K G. Odell,
Miestes Onnie Andrews nd Ellen
Gibson and Mr. B. P. Gibson. Miss
Branson's guests were: Misses Nell
Herrings Msry Griffith. Mace Laffer
tv, Alice Brown, AdeleTaud Mary
Pemberton, Elisabeth Wood house,
Msry Hartsell, Addle Nfrfleet, Ann
Burton, Marie CaldweH.SMary Loo
Morris, Johnsi Sims, Mary Bekner.
Marv Bell, Janie Fetner and Eliza
beth Poag; Messrs. Warren Moody,
Ralph Shaw, Leslie, Correll, Jack
Wadsworth. Gowan Pnsenbery, Jr,
Harry Caldwell, Colb Morris, James
Marshall, Gray ttost. naries wads
worth. Jack Brown, Sidney Lowe,
Robert Ridenhonrr Paul Means, Wat
son Smoot. Lester Coltrane. Jr., Joe
Young and Henry Smith.j;
MAJOR JOHNSOH AnI)
KINO TO BE BSC AXLED
BY WHITE FOREMAN.
W. 0. rarkar Attnaad And Dafaada
Elaualf By TJea f a Pistol.
Salisbury Post, 16th.
almost npon their every move,
The Chinese elaim tbat this is in
direct' violation . of :. the Panamaian
const itnt ion ' which guarantees equol
iehts to the citizens of all nations. sistant commissioner, with
An amendment was addnted whieh Ther also charge that when Amen- of $5.000 authorised to act
by the President, and not more than
two other . officials ot the Govern
ment already appointed by the Presi
dent. Thete- also will 'be an as-
aalary
in the
Ibabeisbtjxo boad C HANGED .
New Snrray Adopted Changinc ta
Band to Ban Directly Into Harria-
hnrg.
A new suncy of the HarriHburu
News' reached Salisbury today of I road ha been made and accepted bv
a killing at Whitney late Monday af-1 the hoard of county comwissionerH,
ternoon and the particular aa gatb-l which rhangea to the course of the
ered by the Post are as follows : road from the national highway to I
Mr. W. C. Parker, white man and Hamsburg. The roatf. according to
one of the foremen for the Hardaway I the new survey, will leave the na
Coostruetion Company, which i tional highway at Mct'lure's miKH-
buildiag the -big dam for the South-ling and go to Harrixbuty. enterini;
era Alaminura Company below Whit- the highway again at a point' beynml
ney, had aonfe words with one of the the" town.
negro men employed on the works I The former survey did not run hv
and ordered the negro sway from the Harrisburg. keeping strictly to the
place. When he did this the negro national highway, which wipe.)
approached the foreman with a stick around the town. At the lime th
and Mr. Parker stepped backward to survey was made the citizen of Har-
get out af reach of the same and in risbnrg entered a protest, contending
doing 0 fell over a piece of timber.! that the road should go straight into
When he did this the negro sought I to town, thereby reacliiiii; a larger
to take advantage of him and jumped number of people than it would bv
on him; at the seme time drawing a following strictly to the national
big knife from his pocket and pro- highway. Residents along the high
m PREsionrr oi
: not be a
DOES NOT CONSIDER MEXICAN
SITUATION AS ACUTE.
It is So Given Ont at the Watt
House Today. Senator Bacon Cam
f erred With President Wilton To
day. Wilson ia Not Inclined to
Recognize the Hnerta Regime Da
spite the Reported Request af the
Powers.
Washington, July 17. It Ms ind'tr'
cated at the White House that the
President does not intend to be hue
ried into tiny solution of the Mexican
Problem. Senator Bacon conferred
Mir iiiii- , .. ... ..... r : . . a . 1 4l.
ceeded to slash the man as be lay on way also appeared before the bnaH'",,u '. " , , i V M ,mT lu?
three and asked that the route of the road "V
uaiiou as acme, ana is noi lncuneu
to recognize the Huerta regime, de
spite the reoi'ted requests of the
Hwars. . .
in
the ground, eutting nlm
places, one time across
once on the shoulder and across the! to adopts the national highway route.
places, one time across the breast, I be not changed. The hoard decided ,
stomach. While this was in progress Recently the citizens of (Varris
Mr. Parker managed to quickly draw burg began agitating the matter !
his pistol and began firing at bis as-1 again and presented their claims to. Mr. Durham Stands Four Sanar.
sailant, shooting him five times and the board for the second time with charity and Children.
killing him almost instantly, fort-line result, ss staled above, that the At the district conference at
unately Mr. Parker is not seriously Harrisburg route was adopted. Mocksville last Firday Rev. Plato
hurt. He was taken to Albemarle I Durham preached a sermon from the
where bis wounds were dressed. ON ILL FATED TRAIN. 1 text 'Thus saith the Lord, return ye
Coroner Frank Rummage summon- ' ! to the old oaths." and a wave of amr-
ed a jury and investigated the kill-1 Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Willeford Paasen- iiual enthusiasm rolled over the con-
would give legislators six hundred I eahv Minister Dodge, acting orr in- commissioner s absence.
! dallara" for session and milnaee. and atmctions - from ' Washington, ap- For .'settlement of controversies
not limiting session to sixty davs.
Thia was adopted by a vote of 6 to 7-1
WILL NOT GIVE VETO
; POWER TO GOVERNOR.!
Luisl stive Commission Xilla Tail
Propoaed Amendment-to Conatitn-
Raleigh, July 18. In session until
. 11- o'clock, tonight the Legislative
. Commission on Cons tifu tional Amend-
, ments passed on final reading,-' ready
for favorable recommendation to the
. Legislature, proposal No. relieving
the General Assembly of .consider'
nealed to the Panama 1 government as they might arise, the measure
he was promised that the laws would would provide for boards of arbitra
be made less drastic but the matter! tion of six. or three, to.be selected
was then allowed to rest. .. - jwitb the help of the board ofmertia
The'laws of Panama do not per- tion and conciliation wherever nec-
mit of a test of the constitutionality J essary. .
of any hew law unless tbe "resident ' lllp tauer uoar wmu y, u
and ma-eawnet ..disagree -on lbat. nu uisB5ieriiiciiiB am....
later. . There has been' 'no disagree- trators, .
ment on the Chinese situation. 1 Awards made by the board would
The-Chineso of: Panama and of be exeentea oyjue reaerai conns. ,
Central tAmeriea ai a a thrifty, ,in: j S'ltt'J;
dustrious,- lot." They never-dflnx p iwrnpvrorofutj . T".
in any. of the political affair of tue The " opening sessioir pt .tlje nais
nations and their dollars have done bury district conference will be held
much to put many of these nations jn the Methodist Church at Mount
on a fir.mer financial footing, The pleasant next Tuesday at 2 p. m. The
credit of. the Chinese merchants -of mogt 0f the delegates from a distance
tion of loeal, private and special aett, p,nama T8nkg high with tbe whole- Lr4 x,ted to. reach Mount Pleas-
. Aik Q : aii vavnnA anil i wariAn in. I . ... n i i o I . .
alr . of tbe . United States from
whom, they buy . heavily.
THE TI0HT P0R '
DISTRICT ; ATTORNEY.
ant bv noon- Tuesday. - Some promi'
nent men of the Church are expected
to be present to - preach and make
addresses. There will be preaching
every day at 11 a. m. and at night.
Many Will co:ne from the country to
-No. 9. on revenue and taxation, in-
eluding requirement that poll . tax
- "shall" and aot may'!.!: be levied;
proposal No. ..34v as to ' judges and
courts, with the bar " association
amendment that the Legislature may
provide tor emergeucy . luuges, pni-i - : 'v'-j , r . .. . j ... . ... . tiKu ,jh
poaal No. 17,' making possible stab-l Intimated Mr. Oyemut WU1 t ' " "J-"
..he --.n.- v- r, be built in the chuteh grove on which
""r?r V y-'.-v-rr ?.vVrswvf -r "i to ad dinnelv The people of Mt
iTf Z3.r 40iaJTf FrUnd. -y Pleiaant extend ah imitation for the
to P.tV.,0cnor.Teto Pw.r.r U-l-.M-P ' kM, p.;'Anderaoii5 Waahing-1 ,nla of all demnomiriations to at-
Thia leaves 10 proposal remaining .ni nf h flreensboro th omtermto. ,
to be. passed upon final reading and I jj ,w. Mnfa the following to that pa- Bishop J. H. MeCoy will hold the
u . vuiuuumu. .v.- nni date of juiy itj: conference. He will arrive Tuesday,
fl:J0. Thursday; morning.tt tJoveraor ., , .mf..u ;,i w uM the first day of the conference. Bish-
Craig, ;it was atated on the floor to- - . ,,j.u on MeCov is a ereat-Drencher and
Charles A. many people oi tne country win avail
Their Opponents Draw Petition to
, Oust Them from Office.
Raleigh, July 17.-Tbe opponents
of thei city commissioners) stated to
day that a recall petition would be
drawn immediately and put in cir
culation. The advocates ef the recall
are 'the former supporters of-King
and Jolmsion but they failed to re
ceive what they, expected jat the pie
counter. " i
Miss Bingham Entertain.
Miss Mary Bingham waf hostess at
a deiigbttui sewing party .mis raoi u-
ing at her heme on Oeorgia avenue
in honor of Mr. Morse, of Balti
more, who is the guest of Mrs. J. F.
Qoodson. Quite a numbec of guests
were present Sand the gathering was
most eniovable one. Jtetresbments
were served during the, mornim?. Miss
BinirlwunlS-jrAws-, besMt"' the hon-
oree, were:
Mesdames W. E. O. Robinson, W.
W. Flowe. O. H. Richmond, P. B.
Fetzer, Jr., A. G. Odell, Miss Eugenia
Lore. Catherine Goodson, Edna. Cor
rell, Wilina-Correll and Kate-Morri
son.
Accident to U. 8. Torpedo Boat Fan
ning. .
New York. July 17. The , United
States torpedo boat Fanning reached
the Brooklyn navy yard under its
ortt steam, with the crew compart
ment flooded. The nature of the ac
cident is unknown, but it is believed
it sprung a leak off Fire Island light
ship. None are injured.
ing, with the result tbat Mr. ranter
waa exonerated, it being found he
actei in self defease in the matter.
MULHALL SOME MORE.
gar on Train Which Killed Miss 'gregat ion and tears of penitence were
have its report completed ror mm W VV -.t's 1 th.AilvM f tU hrivllBW of hear.
Saturday morning and; : haomim!iaw JiurT?-; Srurii ibto dM.:iV?i. r-bl
KDTFv"i (Vk, that he will preochh every day .f. the
t - ; i -
! le fnrA inj uvm nther aim-1 conference.
It ia understood that the Movernoa ... . w.i.kui I. wiiovod
l.a uijnindtlie.poesiwe early uwu- - deflnUe .anderstaDding will be had
l, :
Williams, of Gainesville, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Willeford re
turned yesterday from Asheville,
where they have been visiting for sev
eral davs. Mr. and Mrs. Willeford
were on tbe train which killed Miss
Annie Williams, of Gainesville, Fla.,
Saturday morning. Speaking of the
Charged that N. A. M. Wu aa Or
ganisation . Chiefly for Political
Work.
Washington, Julv 17. The Senate tragedy Mr. Willeford said that the
lobby eommitee is determined to young lady was struck while crossing
probe all tbe feature of tbe workings I a small bridge about 20 teet long and
of -the Council for Industrial De-1 10 feet hieh. He is of thf opinion
fense, the National Association Man-j that she became frightenend and w as
nfaeturer'a dummy organization. unable to iumD from the structure.
An accountant will be put . to work I Her bodv was krocked down into the
examining the books. Mulhall tes- gtream abollt I0 feet from the track.
tilled that the organization collected Secretary 0f state Bryan and Sen-
more man uair a iiuiuuu uoiir ator LaKe Lea 0f Tennes
Wnt cnargea inai n w. ... passengers on thf train
in every eye and about iw souls
sought the altar asking for prayer.
Mr. Durham is a preacher of remark
able power, and stands four square
for the old doctrines of grace. We
say this with all the more pleasure be
cause of our love for him, added to
the fact that we once expressed some
doubt as to his soundness ia the
faith. He is a follower of John A.
Broadus whom he regards as one of
the mightiest men America has given
to the world.
nessee. were
were
in
political Work.' Letters which
read , today told of MuJUialja work i
th-amDaim-o(19C&I "W,
. Mulhall told how the Republican
leaders met in April, 1908 at the cap.
itol and decided to enact no Wore
legislation renuested by (Roosevelt.
He said Foraker told him tbat the al-
l: -.1 A I. Aafamt Tf tnr Hie
nrmination a that the newspaper Crtck Safe and Get 125.000 Worth of
attacks on Cannon were 'engineered
hv Roosevelt to kill off Cannon's
presidential boom.
Deny That Germany Haa Made De
. , ,;.manda.. ,.. . ..
'TBerrmiily 17. The German for
eign office denied that Germany has
made anv demands on the United
States for the safe guarding of for
eign interests in Mexico.
Way Mr. Bryan Lecture.
His salary as Secretary of State is
$12,000.
His wealth is estimated at kmhi.uuu.
Jewelry
New York, July 17. Yeggmen
racked tie safe of Rosenberg &
Daneil. jewelers of Maiden Lane,
early today, and escaped with jew
elry valued at $25,000.
STRIKE ON THE ERIE
RAILROAD PREDICTED.
Has been advertised oy .lecuiie . stm.lov Huinn ommtv. .Tolv! .u .tik inunnltntelv
reaus as highest paid speaker in the , , ig the annual re-' - ,
Major Hewetson Killed in Monoplane.
. Salisbury, Eng., July 17. Major A.
Hewetson, of the Brttish army flying
corps, was instantly killed when" bis
monoplane eollapsed and smashed to
the grouud from a height of "two
hundred feet. '
a ne'e of a call for "the Legislature to
meet in special session in compliance
with the act creating the Amendment
Commission,':
Cliff Blankenshtp's Missoula team;
. . . ..' -:n I which was a pennant winner last se.
as. io wnom oenaior ; uverman ; wu, ' - Y - i... j' tLi. u.
VIW,M -ltnnv. for t ie -
Smoking Out Delinqnenta.
Chicago Julv 13. Union ; ehaf-
feurs who have not paid their dues
complain to the police that ' stink
twnonv oenaiovyeroia w. , . , . , ,, hrted ; 4hefi, taxifc
Tr :r?v ri " UnU i.tioa thi yeal: ' ' The passengers are. complaining also.
MISS SMITH TO WED.
' fchairman Webh i.'and'' his Sf riends
who will eonfer with Senator Over-
man will formally present the Ashe-
- Mlaa'jaMai'. Smith, &rmtrly of villa man' indorsements and will ask
- . irT .-TX. ! .!:.,; that he be appointed first because of
tTlS hiaabUityaecpnaccountxf
of Mexico, ;j 1 -d hi loyalty to the Democratic party,
The -San Antonio Express of July and third,; upon his reeord- as cliair-
- 13 contained the following announce- man 0f tbe State executive commit
.. roentt - :"; r- '-'- . tee.
" Mr, and Mr, Luther Bynum t-legg 1 . mhar nf telegrams were
announce the engagementof iJheir meiv nihalf of Chairman Webb
' J , t C '' " aiat er ' ! ? (rom the tenth dishict and more; it
va.u.eet. aiw puho
;'to'vyA
rlaniKirk ;McKlella,rri
$15,In.C
no
WILL BE GIVEN AWAY
Representatix-e Tom Heflin, noted
Alabama orator, will make an ad-
Men Hurriedly Summoned When it
Was Known That Road Would Re
fuse to Arbitrate.
New York, July 17. A strike or-'"
der affecting the Erie Railroad alone 1
and Tatting- twit -'MBiiHMf'f ah-'--
Erie's four hundred thousand con
ductors and trainmen was predicted -..
when sixty-five representatives of the ,
Erie's employes met in conference
here today. The men were hurried
ly summoned when the Erie made it
known that it would stand by its re
fusal to arbitrate. . .
The-situation is acute because some
employes' delegations insist that the
railroads must recede from their stand
that their demands be also consider
ed by the arbitration board called to
mediate in the strike. It is. under
stood that the Erie will foe given un
til tonight to agree to arbitration or
w of Mini Reformd, Ceahnibju' Mexico
,'- - .the weddinjf to lake plae Sep :
'. thirteen.
is aaid;.iU he sent jonigl.)f and to- CHANCE TO SECURE CASH PRIZES BY STUDYTNO THE ; ADVER-1-?!!!.
TISEMENTS OF FIRMS IN THE CONCORD TRIBUNE AND TIMES
The selection bf a successor t5'Uia-l" :iPaluior nnrrle ia nreunted on th third Mere of todav's Tribune
trict Attorney Holton will be of far inJ Timea jn the. 'Wha is 'Who" ipuxsle advertisement. ;HlJ i
reaching importance n North t aro-t Thi. in nnmrtnnitv for voii to aeeure a eash award of either ten or
. , . . .. a Ml'L.I.Uia DO.lllCB.- .JUC..HUWHUy - . tt., JII.m ,not Hrtrf Alt.' WhA la W nA v .-. ? - - i
. IDS aooye announcement wiuv- oei----..r . j " c:. .mt " v . 'i ,v
I tn. w. w: whether the ,f nonds of Simmon and - Tber ..... thirty font -advertisementSr, business men: of 'Ton
c:ii. .'.-'.. J raA ; r..tiu .w.u upi. eord alone beinat represented.: jno wames are menuonea in any ot iue aa
,i...... no ...v. -v-.... . . l4! ' -'.- . . . .". , , . n.i .:n -!J
cord, beintf" a daughter- of - the latelwrlur ; .. vertiments, nnnn eacn on-wtu De-ioona auggesuons mat wiu m t u
W M Smith, and has a large nnm-I i Webb is a close friend ot twin uov. ; seeking, whether individual, firm -r corporation.
Ue of friends here. Mis Smith d senator iinaion mm, There 'are jwo easn award. -
. .J.,n f Ralsm rolWo. Win. mends 01 vuairman
ston-SaUsra,-and took' ,a V finishing of these gentlemen are
. ..hl .i w..l,inJ weliD i appoinimenv. .
cu AMtaA mu i;m: u mn.; ; '"r. ""V- in the event tliat .two or more neopir are uea ior io nrsi priwineo
ia a XvaA Ann f 4Um so. x WW. ouuwi vwufMwwu. ; aha Rcond DFiM win te annuueaa ana ine, loiai tio.vv win. d ? umneu
' "ha na a rnwnHitin nuuunv m:nuvi i niiiiaiiiv. miiiuiiu luduiuk vuuicnuw.v . v i, -
e'onventiott" will be held at Fairviewl Each -advertisement is numbered. ITha'eoptestant should set down the
immons, and the Therdiirw: ejh 'awardai J'S ." ' t ");-;;-;-sV
Webb say both j0 the person furnishing the most complete and correct list of names,
are trong for eagh pfiae of 10.00 will he paid. r; ;v V - v -M'.t
'-''iZft?yU. J For the aeeond.beat list,.' $5.00 -will be paid.'.:i.:f v.: $yX'?J&Z.
country.
, His weekly publication, tne com
moner, ia reported to be profitable,
He has capitalized his travels into
syndicate writings.
While at the Chicago and Balti
more conventions a year ago he wrote
newspaper stories, for which he is
said to have been paid ai.uvu a day.
Has a large establishment, includ
ing a farm, at Lineolnton, Nebraska,
and another farm in Texas, devoted
principally to onion growing,
la building a winier nonie ai
Miami. Fla.
Rental of his Washington Home is
between $3,000 and $3,500.
Keeps few servants; lias an auto
mobile and a riding horse.
Has eliminated big item of dinner
ariving expense, that of wine, and
serves only spring water and grape
juice. ... - '
Saskatchewan Murderer to Hang.
Prince Albert. Sask.. July 17. Ar
rangements are being made-for the!
execution of - Emerie Kovoiach hefe
tomorrow. Kovoiach and Lewis. Rata
were convicted for the murder of
Charles Brnggencote on, the night of
February 11 last. " The murder was
one of unusual brutality. me two
men killed Bruggencote at the lonely
ruined shack where they liver by
beating in hi sbraine with a cudgel
and afterwards cutting his throat
anddriving him along a trail into the
open prairie, where they . left the
bodv. The two murderers were tried
and convicted) at the May term of
court. Rati is under sentence to
hand one week-from tomorroyjor his I
share in the crime. ;v v
union of Confederate veterans in sev
eral Piedmont counties.
Use the Penny Column It Pays
The- price paid Superior by the
New'York . Giants for "Rube"
Sehauer lias now been cut fiW $10,
000 to $7,500.
most gifted vocalists in this section.
- Milk Vast Be Pasteurixed.
New , York, July -v 16. -Beginning
tfday.milk of all grades aold in
flrenter New York must be pasteur
ised before being sold, according to
the new regulation promulgated, by
the Nw(York City of health,
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CriflpeLKarder Istery Ea2ea,
,f .- :;: , , Antli0ri.,;ji. ,, i -
Wilkea-Barre, Pa.,- July 17.--Thc
county authontw admitted tbat they
are completely baffled by the Crispel
ttmr' r fliystery. There are no clues
and t:.i v now believe the murder will
g) a on lit.-;. lved mystery,
M..P. Church on Tuesday, July 29, at nurabera of the advertisementSj following that with the name of the" firm
10 o'clock a.m. I ask all the Sunday Uf which be or she believes it unpliea.r.- 'vw-.'r -? -.virAv.
schools of the township to be pre- . The awarda will be made by judges wboa name wui ne announced iaier.:,(
ent and take part in the music and An ollleial list of the names of the advertiser in the 4 Who iB jWho' .haa
other exercises. The ;prograrnm) been made out and will be used by the judges. 4.1 1 ' :ii ;i
will be arranged later.; . tf I , Use only one side of the paper and mat tne list as legioie ana nosi as i
W. F. CANNON, rresirteni. possihJe.v um may D submitted to mis omcafly man or oin?rwiBe uuui
noon, July 22.' One has equally, as good a enanee in suomiuing iists in
Dr.'W. B. Dattora received a mess-; the last hour as' in the first., rv' '-M-l '?':.".'' .vv; : 5-
age Monday morning ealling him to The awards will be announced at. the Alrdejne WednedoXv gl" , J".v .
Tarrytown, Md.. on account of h is 23, and" the correct -names of the advertisers" and their Vusines will
mother's illness. Tuesday, morning be published a ine jnDune and nmeg.one wees, irom louay, uune .
a message 'came to the family an- All W should be addressed t V Who fa, Wha' Contest 'Managers, of ,
nouncing thf death 'of Mrs. Dutte'ra, The Coneord Time and Tribune. Mail 6r send to this ofliee. The puxsle
she having ra' 1 ' ' betore me ig open to tne world and nobody is narred. uet ousy ai once ana iana
arrival of her .i. fulihlmry Post, . '.'Who is Who.". 1 ' ' ,.v;:,'J4:;.'-1V-.-r.;--..v; ' ;'; -;
OoTernor Take Montt'a yacatien.
Raloiirh. Julv fi (iOVSmOr LTSIff
will not be in the executive office af,
ter July 26 until about September l.t
. . w a am . . , ' . All .
tie starts Juiy eo on hi buiouioo...
trip over the Central Highway from
the . Tennessee line on tne west io
Beaufort and Morehead City on the
Atlantic coast, and when this trip is
made in company with quite a party
of good road enthusiasts of the 8tate.
he will take another, rest, period dur
ing whickhe hopes to have more real I
rest than he found it possible to get ,
while be was in Asheville. , . svv ,
' Qutfielder Manntf ; ot the Boston
Braves, has put himself in the honor
list by making five hits in five times
up in a recent game at Brooklyn.
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H. L. PARKS & CO.
TO tyucMy Stfcra
You are cordially invited to at
tend our Fall Tailoring
Opening held by
ISAAC HAUBDRGER & SONS
Merchant Tailors, Baltimore
Displaying the only line in'
America backed by real 1
' . Merchant Tailoring. .
i Their representative will be";
; . with us to take' measures";,.
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