■Thursday, Aug. 73, 19>5- I Thirteen Dogs' Haurihem Across U. S. —* *• ■ v< . , } {j, . < v >^ r^ssS2fijF^- ilrteen husky Alaskan dogs are "the horsepowei*’ tfjr Which William A. Blombtrg and Owen Cbamherlln Minneapolis are touring the country. They use a sled wagon, similar to the Alaskan sled, except *s»t it ■ wheels. Bur It’s more expensive than hreestnft along on high priced ghsoline, because 60 pounds of raw Wt are required dally to teed, the dogs. Above Is a view oC the dog procession. Below are the two tourist* *' and their car and one of the dogs. , 7 •'•' * • Times and Tribune Penny Ads Get the Result* [ Qhe Worlds Greatest Automobile Value / IMilMifflHt' : for Economical Transportation ( [\ Now You I Can Get —a fully equipped quality touHngcar so, *525 -*-a racy, streamline roadster for *525 —a fine coupe with balloon tires and disc wheels for *675 —a Fisher Body Coach seating five people comfortably for *695 —a handsome sedan beautifully up holstered and with full equipment and appointments for *775 L AH Pries* f.Oob. Flint, Mick DUALITY AT LOW COST What you get for your money that is what really counts —that is the definition of value. In a Chevrolet you get the greatest account of quality at low cost that it is possible to obtain in any car built. Chevrolet offers you the most for your automobile dollar. It possesses 83 tinct quality features. It possesses construction typical of the highest priced cars—a powerful, economical motor —dry plate disc clutch—selec tive thre2 speed transmis sion— sturdy rear axle with pressed steel, banjo type housing—semi-ellip tic springs of chrome- New Low Prices New Quality Features WHITE AUTO CO. $ THE CONCORD DAILY TRIBUNE TRYING MRS. BRIGGS FOR DEATH OF YOFTH Testimony of Both State am! Defense Is Completed In Davidson Court. Lexington, Aug. 2C.—Evidence was completed late today in the trial of Mrs. D. F. Rriggs, prominent Rocky Mount woman, charged, with involun tary connection with the death of Reese James, 14-ypsr old Thomasville school boy. who was killed last October in a collision be tween Mrs. Rriggs’ ear and a motor bus, near this city. The several at torneys appearing on eillier side will address the jury tomorrow morning. Evidence of the slate was to the effect that the bus was coming up a long hill and that as Mrs. Rriggs drove her ear around n slight curve at the head of the hill the outside wheels dropped off the concrete and into a slight depression. In an effort to get back on the road, slate's wit nesses test tided, Mrs. Rriggs cut Mer <ar to the l«-ft sharply and struck the side of the bus. The boy. who was riding on the running board, was instantly killed. Several state's wit messes testified she yvas driving at a speeel of about forty miles an hour. These witnesses alsei testifieel she kept going without halting at the scene and did not return afterwards. She furnished bond later from her borne at Rocky Mount. * Mrs. Rriggs testified s'he thought someone had run into her and that broken glass cut her nose and hands. When she realized her ear was not badly damaged she kept going to ov ertake friends from Durham, whose , ear sh'h had followed from Ridgecrest. I When at tvifrietol Os the collision over took her and informed her a man had beet}, killed, the said she did not be < liev* such possible and followed the advice of her friends in the other ear and xlid' not go back. She denied driving at an excessive /ate of speed 6nil introduced twq, witnesses to tes tify she was,-nor driving over thirty milos a\i hour. ■ Rare coins' are filtering through to Baris and America iu numbers so large; that tfcfy,,suggest that a val uable find has been made. It is be lieved to be in Persia. “Please keep the door closed to prevents building inside the ■ church;'' resuls a notice posted on the church door in an English village. ; Among' the' Zulus only the chiefs may wear eagle's feathers. vanadium steel—beautiful streamline bodies, with closed models by Fisher, finished ip handsome colors of Duco whose luster and color last in definitely. Compare these features with those of any car that you may wish to buy. Chevrolet gives you power, durability, de pendability, comfort, economy and fine appear ance. And because this car provides such an ex tent of quality at low cost, Chevrolet has become the world’s largest builder of quality cars with sliding gear transmission. See these remarkable values today. Some Swimmer :. ' Richard Hallibutron, of Memphis reoently swam the Dardanelles at the point where Leander drowned snd Lord Byron made his famout •wlm. He accomplished his daring feat against a high wind and s •trying tide. He Is said to be the only person who climbed the Japa aese mountain. Fujiyama, alone in Winter The Bryan Memorial. Charlotte Observer. By all means let Dayton have its school as a memorial to Bryan and what he stood for, but whatever is done there it cannot become a National memorial to the man. This must be on a different scale and at another place, of such character as to enlist the interest of the entire country. Naturally the sympathy of the Bryan family learns to the Dayton iroject. There is more sentiment in t, in view of the closing circum stances of Bryan's life in connection with the Tennessee town ad the ause of fundamenta'ism. But i; Bryan is to be a National figure in the pages of our National history, no memorial to him in the shape oi a Dayton, Tonn., school will prove ade quate, and to limit the Bryan me morial to that alone would be a nar row enterprise- Millions of people who voted for the Commoner and fol lowed him were moved by admira tion for other things than funda mentalism, and while there is no doubt that ample financial support will be given to the Dayton cause, yet it will fail to enlist the support of many who would prefer n Nation al memorial on a larger scale with a different appeal. If it is desired, however, to per petuate the Bryan of the Scopes trial at Dayton and his devotion to one phase of National life and though, of course a memorial school there null prove to be the thing that the memorialists most desire; would prove to be most fitting. But, with out belittlihg the cause he champion ed in his declining years, a cause dear to the hearts of countless peo ple. Bryan also championed other causes in his long career, and from a National standpoint it is that part of his life that must be enshfined in a memorial of really- National signi fiennee—if he isto occupy any im portant places in our National me mories and Hall of Fame. Judge Stack’s Remedy. Charlotte Observer Judge A. M. Stack, of Monroe, in his charge to the grand jury at the opening of court Monday at Yadkin ville, suggested a simple solution for the problem of the drurmeu automo bile driver. If the juries will con vict and the judges gentrnlly will adopt the plan of the Monroe jurist, it will not be long before the menace of the drunken man at the wheel on the streets and highways will be a thing of the past. Judge Stack’s remedy, is very simple, but. it wou'd prove no less effective- Suppose we give it a thorough trial in North Carolina. It is this, as quoted from the judge’s charge: “Give them a lesson in making roads and they will learn sense enough to use them properly.” The biggest stamp collection on re cord w-as that of the Turkish Govern ment, which numbered seventeen mil lion stamps in all. It was divided in to 280 lots, and sold. With the pro ceeds was built one section of the Haddad railway. | *E&bfoktered ThsrfsTiatln slippers have a bit of sliver embroidery following tho in step and hssl and String a generally decorative appearance. They have a strap over the ankle which maker then mors practical than th* opera ponp tor dancing. 1 —. " ' 5 worlm 1 -* R “ ST 11 If - mmwmi- I i™ J \j femieyva DEPARTMENT STORES FRICEj * JO-54 South Vnion Street. CoDeord. N. C. Speaking of Silk Frocks Have You Seen Our Fall Styles? ‘ 1 f Arid now comes Autumn with ita * ' lovely styles! Silk Dresses this Fall j f ’ 3®/' ■' are rich, gorgeous, and dashing in & ft# hjJi. style. Ours are piices \yithin your 1 | ?•>! df ffa, reach- Long sleeves, surprising i wk A/ satin materials are the ’ 1 VlMvl 1%, newest feature?. You’ll like the Fall ■ sili $14.75 |f |’T . $39.75 // \[ J,^| Leprosy Cure Grown in America for First Time, Tree Brought From Siam Jungles Thrives in Florida A core tree, known scientifically to Taraktogenoa kunsß, source of thauhnooera oil, need in treatment «f the dreaded leprosy, has been brought from the heart of the Siam Jangles. The seeds of -he Ires were secured by Explorer Joseph F. Bock of the D. S. De partment of Agriculture, who scoured the jnngiee of Siam, Bur taa, Assam, and Bengal, in making the trip into the home of poisonous reptiles, tigers, wild elephants, and other dangerous beasts. Mr. Koch was followed all one day by a tiger which killed three of the na thrw. Under the direction of Sopt Wilbur A. Patton, the seeds were planted, and the young trees are now thriving at the U. S. Govern- ] meat Plant Introduction Station, near Miami, Fla. The duohnoo gra oil is obtained from the seeds Os the tree. Leprous patients in Hawaii, treated by Intramuscular Injections, were paroled as no longer a menace to the community. Scores of rare fruits have been Introduced into Florida, as the cli mate makes it e most suitable spot to experiment with rare tropical plants. Even commercial rubber trees are being raised in the nurseries, and Harvey S. fire stone and Henry ford have already made studies of sections suitable for rubber growing. It is said the advance in the price of rubber from the British colonies will more than pay the interest on the Brit ish war loan. I "Brand new fruits for the house wife" will be the cry of peddlers In a few years, for the 0 S. Gov i eminent hqs brought from far ] countries fruits, mxny of which taste like a dozen combinations 01 | oar best known varieties The Monistera delieiosa from Triridad looks like a glorified ear of com ] and suggests, in tasting a combi I nation of ripe strawberries, pine i ppples and bananas, its blos«om resembles a calls lily and it take' eighteen months to -ipen after the ' blossom opens. New varieties ot mango and alligator pears are be i Ing raised. The Baden mango Is considered to surpass the apple pear and peach Children go into ecstasies over the sugar apple whose iuice makes s natural ther feet when frozen. "An Irish potato Trying to Reconcile Grist and Char lotte Commissioners. Charlotte, Aug. 26.—-Initiated by Edwin B Bridges, leading American legion member and prominent local lawyer a movement was underway here today to reconcile differences between the Charlotte commissioners and Frank D. Grist, commissioner of labor and printing, regarding the con tinuance of the local office of the t federal-state employment service. 1 The Grist-commission row dates BBBwBBkHK Momist&ra deliciosa/ k J p*<iiqusfpcm w.ose <;e6os ri7p"iic» tu ranvr A « OfeßlM£D AdD WILBUR U S.PLAMT IUTEODUCTKJN rtAutw AAANso Miami fla. growing on a tree” is the descrip tion given by a tourist on the East coast of Florida to the eapodilla which is very sweet and much liked oy children. Other rare and delicious fruits are the star apple, the cherimoya. and the camistel. There is the sau sage tree, the vanilla bean tree, and the Mocha coffee busb from Arabia. Many varieties of new I sack from July 1 when the labor commissioner dismissed W- H. Vause as superintendent of the local office over the protest of the city govern ing board, and appointed Floyd Wal ters, an ex-service man, to the place. The city commissioners and the coun ty board, immediately canceled their appropriation totalling slf>o per month for support of the office. Commissioner Grist announced that he would maintain the office for one month out of state funds and, PAGE THREE grasses, new stock feed, and soil enriching legumes have been in troduced. Practical advice as to torage crops for various conditions would no doubt be cheerfully given by the agricultural department of the Florida East Coast Railway at St. Augustine Rhodes grace, ’East Coast grass), has produced wonderful results on the botMf I types of soii that if the city and county did not renew their appropriation he would remove the office to another city of the state which is seeking the bureau. In England the trade in black sirff was once ruined for a generation Be cause a notorious murderess elected to be hanged in her black silk dress. A camel carrying 500 pounds on its back is nearly equal to two arer . age homes.

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