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Thursday, October 15,1025 | “You Would Guess It i a Stain” fg^&Sw&srs k*v* discovered wh*t perfect W* new process turns s* WE USE VON-O-LIN Holdt the Color ss it Chons Have yon a frock or blouse, *°9. soiled to wear, yet too delicate to entrust Jo tAe or dinary cleanerr Send it to ns and yon, too, wdl bay When It returns, “You wouY never guess it had had a stainr In the past ten ye«rs the manufacr tqre of cigarettes in the United States has incneased from 16,427,088,016 to I 71,009,5#8>307, The (|iban sugar crop this year is the ;larg#t in the history of tlie indus- | try/—estimated at over 0.000,000 tons. 1 We’o UKE.’TO VMsS Qigff~4 r „ , 1. Jtisr S£EQB£Si£ EiBST &Uo CHA CgiSffQgfoßft? M*&TN POP BY TAYLOR^ H r iwmcel&u V ' . ' «• 'IL _■ M f ' ■ * 'la Jr . / a . > • •, STANLY CONVICT CAMP NOT AS BAD AS PICTURED Polities Back of Reports, Although j Cohdßßns Are Not What They j Correspondent of Greensboro News , Albeinarie, Oct. 12.—That there is ' polities mixed, up with the reports a* ito bad cdriditions in the Stanly coun ty chuingang camp there is little ] doubt. Many exaggerated reisiris as i to cruelties have gone out and many that were no doubt entiray false. I These exaggerated and false reports have' doubtless caused the lycal of ficiate to pay leas attention than they possibly should have. " It ip like the ea-e of where the boy yelled “bear, bear,” wU6n there was no bear and - then wheli the bear did come and he yelled “hear” no one paid any at . tentiou. But while the ngxed politics and prejudices against the chaingang superintendent have made conditions seem Worse than they really are, yet there is quite a bit of coinpiiiht among leading Democrats here and throughout the county as to Condi tions' at the' tump. That it is not whah it should be there are few who doußt, and the complaints are not by anj? means confined to members of the Republican party. Just this morning a leading Democrat and a man holding due of the highest bcisi ntis positions in the city with one of the hnrgesl indbßiries of the county told a number of men, one of them having been a county official, that about three weeks ago he accompanied a local physician to. the camp to see a sick negro. .The man and the physi cian got .to the camp after dark. They found the sick negro chained fast to the other prisoners in a steal) sleeping quarter about 13 by 18 to 20 feet. He was moaning asd groaning in a manner as to' /keep the other prisoners from 'getting any sleep, I The physician requested a, guard .to bring the sick man Out, but the guard told him that it was "too much, trouble.” After the physician had gone in and administered treat-. ! meat (the negro Was suffering from 1 a case of old fashioned cramp colic, - the -physician said) a second request was made thar the Sick man be brought* out of the stuffy quarters, but wan again told that there was i no extra gjard to look alter x nim. l "He would be far better oJ!f ejiained i to a tree Outalde," the' pliysietalF told the guard, but evea that request was denied. “I am not blaming the superintendent foe such conditions,” this mail raid, “hut existing condi tion* are ari absolute disgrace to Stanly county. I do nob know who js responsible,” he went on to say, “but I do know that there ought to be some place where sick prisoners could be segregated frpm the other men. for (he sake of the well men who must work next day, under the lash, if necessary, even if not for the comfort qf the siqk ones themselvtes. for even if a man is bad; he certainly ought to be gjven styep at" night, and liowever desperate one (nay .be in character he shouliTbe allowed to die at least a dog wagon.” This same speaker stated that he heard one ,of the guards'in Charge say that dhe sick pegro above yefer etl to Wah 1 " merely “possumlng” that there was ljothing the matter with him, but that he did hope tlie ”d— --scoundrel” would die before 'morning, “for he k no account anyway.”/ This man said that he Was at** the wimp With a local' physician on another oc casion, and that he saw a uegro whom the physician told v hitn was suffering from the Worst form of venereal disease, ‘‘and that man was Tight there in the camp in the closest ojf contact with the well men,” add ed the speaker. Such reports as these, and these are- only a sample of some, of the complaints which can - be, iieura on every'' hand coming fbosjl (Democrats tend Republicans, sbptjld. convince an<y unbiased person of tlie fact that' conditions at the Stahly county con vict camp are not what they should be. At whose door the blame shou'd be placed,'' this writer is not saynyt,_ hilt that Stanly ciuntg 'peoifle, ’ofl alT'yiolitioal partiesjyouliJ welcome a most thorough ipveotiga tie**, tjsfi-e is absolutely no qu'estibh, ari(l that a' searching investigation shoqjd be‘ tHfi CONCOftb bAILV TRIBUNE forthcoming there is still less doubt ful. Stanly county people are * not ex pecting to have the convict camp , i converted into a pleasure resort, but 'they do want it maintained' in ae jfordance with the laws of the coin ‘tnoiiwealth, if ib is not so mainUin-. ed. AUXILIARY PLANT MAY BE EBECTI® IN HO WAN Believed Likely That the Southern Power Company Will Build in That County. Salisbury, Oct. 14.—1 tis believed that the erection of a large steam 1 lower plant by the Southern Power Company in Rowan'close by Salis bury is working to a certainty, and t|mt before long the company will make public announcement of plans for the construction of a development unit which of itself wilt be one or the largest steam power plants to be found in the sduth. The acreage on which option is said to.be held lies a short way out from East Spencer, along the Yadkin, river, and the plans are to construct a track from some point along theJSpencer yards to the Mite of the plant. According to 'reports relative to tbk development it wilt employ something like two to three hundred' men and furnish a large • horsepower ns an auxiliary to the big pi-oduc-' ™ tions of the company’s water power plants of |he Carolina. The rumored purpose of this re-, ported option is to buy the farm of Love Honbarrier as a site for a new 70,000 horsepower steam electric, power plant tint Ibe Southern Power Company recently ““announced It would erect in this state. Pbst and Flagg’s Cotton Letter. New York, Oct. 14.—While more, or le-s irregular, the market has; shown a fairly steady— undertone: though ejdled upon to absorb rather heavy offerings in the way of hedges, . 5 reajpging and replacing shprt * lines' S Avhich had been ’ *jji local trading circles iS'hggfessive- | >ly brinish but the weather advices; ’ ■ are not altogether satisfactory to, '-ellers as very heavy rains are re-’, .ported to have (icaton out ...more or, 1 lew cotton unit tq. havd left'ljke plant waterlogged and M til;. (Janiagc J by frost. Some rotting of thqdbolls iss rc|>orl(si nnd "that seed is sprouting all of which with, coifjimied damage by leaf worm is.,fe)t fiwgite for a top crop without' which ft is hardly probable that the higher cropr esti mates will be realized. Judging by the official figures to 4ny consumption remains fairly full >int clgitc ' ht; southern ; uflllS, jielife: hammered by lack of power, a defect, rains the past day or two in the eastern belt. That there will be pres sure on the market for soqio time yet is probably true regardless of what may- liftpugH. later but,there k no in djfiainn «l arty disti-eA cotlifeuis yet cdfiiimcis liuVtebmijUt Aiough so life reasonably condbrt uWe (h\ the fre^iit' equally {Tiu@’flmt wiro rtueers have realized on a good part of their crop at an average price „ well above current levels and may offer stubborn resistance to efforts to. pry any more of it loose exccJßiywf; more satisfactory terms. 'wf Any- bearish disapponitinent vdould find the market heavily short land result in a prompt and fairly egrtu “ive if only gccavogy cfeut any sustained;; gllvaritte reset on a for goods since sjippott’'iit not Ifk-riy to be te" on catelUljsion, "Twinkling AiUtles*’ Will Be Seen ' r, Again. I.Ondop, -Oct{. 13.—-‘‘The twinkling aijfles" of years qgo ate likely to be seen this iefcson. ' ' Fashion experts say there will be no plain silk stock ings for the society (iflie who wishes to be up to date. They- will .be adorned with silk embroidery aud rib bon flowers, in the center will twinkle a small mock diamond. Other stockings will have embroidered silk iomets. tipped wil’j brilliants,in a variety of designs, : Restless Sleep Due To Stomach Gas Gas pressure in the abdomen causes a restless, nervous * feeling' and pre vents Bleep. Adlerika removes gas in TEXteiilnites aud brings out surpris ing amounts of'bid waste matter you never was in your system. This excellpnt jitttestinal evaeuant is wonderful for eOnetijiation or Stomach trouble. Don't waste time with pills or tablets but get REAL Adlerika ac - tion! The I’egrl Drug Company. oooooooooooooooobooooooc Let Your ] Next Battery i Be An ]|| EXIDE || Use Only the j Best fj NBA Service Writer , WwTASHINGTOw.—Although the v council- of the Interperlia- ’ i '- .; . refused even to consider the plea of Carl Lind hagen, mayor of Stockholm, that •the union adopt a common ian guage for the whole world, yet comment among his fellow dele gates indicated that Lindhagen’s jJUmosal would have had many supporters, provided they had con sidered it possible of realization. They didn’t so consider,it, how- . ever, and felt It would have been a waste of time to discuss it. ;%* *; SOME- of the English-speaking delegates at the’ lnberparlia- • mentary gathering did'seem to think their language’s spread promises to make of it, ultimate h, a mediuin Which may prove jgrvicoabh> for the transaction of ijplx business i at .• assem- W- 1 k I.T.I 1 . -I iVOTE SCORE 9 v District Np. 1 Following is the list of, candidates, with.their votes published, in I this district. One or two of the automobile prizes, one S2OO cash prize, one SIOO cash prize and 10 pet. commission to all other active can - *dniates must he awarded in this district. In cass of tiny omission or - 'jd* orr cct district classification, notify the campaign department at once. HI A* Allred - 7 ,-_ 450,600 1 1 w'” S Ran-jcr —_ 91.000 H Margaret Fink -£-4—_j}£ 8.000 Mrs. J. Herman Laughlin n 461,000 * Mi-s Macfield Lentz j ; inn 4(10 h Morris —«o!iw Pflul Query ' _1 ; 3170^0 Miss Dorothy Roberts i 1 s Mrs. R. District Na 2 ' *l, * 'blowing is the list or candidates, with their votes published, in this district One or two of the automobile prizes, one .S2OO cash prize, one SIOO cash prize and 10 pet. commission to all other active can- ] dniates must be awarded in this district. In case of any omiqsjon or ! ,; ~!-Miss Li&ifet&i&c/lElfhriapolis Miss Billie Sapp, R. F. D„ Concord 1 ,250500 * Miss Ethel Saxon, Mary Ella .Hall. Kannapolis : Mrs. Nina Stogncr, R. F. D. 1, Concord 230,900 j,. pistrictNo.3 | * \ io pft \ dniates must be nwarded in this district. In case of any omission or I incorroct district classification, notify the campaign department at once. tefXrf e 327.200 • i TTjO'lßfPfiWetlo; eay. Al T• D. 6. •Lipe, B. F. D 2, Mt. 326JHK) E ‘ Myert»,R. 6, (imcdKl 330T300 "■"* ' ' ■ Evicts . October )g2,-> ral Leopard *S’ood to flflh year nis gavernor- KenefSl of the Philippines/ \anderbil' fniyersity today begins, a four-day celeblgtliji in ’aonW of its semi-centennial. j Hie Republican State Central f*r,ni- ' nuuee of Georgia meets in Atlanta to day to .choose a supiessor. to the late' Hem*#* N,inpo!rf Johns6n, ‘negro, who was,, national pommitteeman from Grsjriua. , v Iw-Cailiaux is -schedtiled to apiiear before tlie national convention of the 1 reach Radical Party opening at Nice. tod.-Ot ‘ tjt defend the policies lie has followed as French Finance Minister, “the Court of Inquiry named "by - i I • .... u, W EVpRETT TRUK BY CONDO | As T C rvts t r r. ii > ~‘— . OIL'D 1 *' J I | (vtMT' Oh "mis (OOVVD So ; YoU THIKiK A MAN AS A s jkYOU ; ARC** t ' HAV<S H3ou C.OT '' ' ' ' I"' H" ■ = Wages, bUt tt was noteworthy that the non-Engliah-speataers almost all thought otherwise. • • IN short, ns perhaps might have been each nationality at the interparliamentary meet ing seemed to feel that its idiom was the one which, for beauty, simplicity, elarltjr and all other good qualities, ought to be chosen if there'wefe to” he an agreement on any single Tone out of the' en tire collection. * * •'. MADE -TO - ORDER languages had few advocates, most of the opposition to them being based on the* ground that they must inevitably be based largely 1 upon one of the older tongues,* or perhaps upon some group of tongues, and can only be popular with those to whom the latter f eopie naturally. Even Dindhagen addressed the | * interparliamentary sessions in 1 French, not Volopuk or Esperanto- I . - Sf-cfetary Wilbur to investigate the , iWgA/'f the submarine 8-01 is expected * trjgifeeet for organization today at the l IJOStbn navy yard. Frif the first time since the begiui ning of the World War in 1014, tier-, many and Australia will be repro-; ißented in the international exhibition if paintings opening today at Ctp;- ’negie Institute, Pittsburgh. Governors or their official represen tatives from Kentucky. Illinois. In diana and Ohio are to meet at (Tifty Falls State Park, near Madison. Ind., - today to confer on the development of conservation projects in the several states. In Tibet a man who earned fifteen dollars a year wfiuld tm looked upon as a millionaire. ] • • ■ . -mi DpNT MISS THIS ONE— | The Fair-The Best One Yet — 1 And our booths-yes-we have two I (2) booths and demonstration of I farm machinery on grounds. Me- 8 Cormick-Deering line. You are wel- I comeat aU three places. Be sure 1 and visit them all. ? IRitchie Hardware Cc\ I N YOUR HARDWARE STORE I . PHONE 117 if I DELCO LIGHT I I / Light Plants and Batteries Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter- 1 [ nating current and Washing Machines for direct or alter- L*. current. - 7 R. H. OWEN, Agent I Mwn* #M qoncori N. C jj XMooooooooooobdooooocioooooooooooooooodbooooooooOl I Base Ball senes r 2:'HJ p.m. Daily Music&StationeryCo 1 [ Phone 76 58 S. Union St., Concord, N. C. H. B. Wilkinson [ ~ ■- jjJ| Car Washing! Alemite Greasing! 8 Crank Case Service Let us wash your car and grease it withAlemite High ■ Pressure lubricating system for everybody knows that I t proper lubrication is,the life *of any'car. * :.j j ? .« ' i Texaco gasoline,, and tires and tubes. 1 ,» Tire changing, Accessories, Tree Air and Water * CENTRAL FILLING STATION ; 1 Iy t » I PHONE roo I PAGE SEVEN
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