PAGE EIGHT
Speed Test Ending in Crash
Arouses Alarm and Protests;
¥ f
jphariotte Observer.
* • Expressions of indignation at the
shown by the automobile of five i
Atiaiptte poliee detectives, who Were
fujused in yesterday afternoon s wreck ,
jCU ar Chinn drove, trlck'ed into this
Si; last night from towns and vi’.-
Sgea along the route used by the of- j
Sfet'd- in nnswering a ’’test riot call" !
J» High Point.
Willis Newel, a resident rs Newell,
Sf vi lage seven tni.es north of Char-;
Jptte, declared that persons residing in
Ms community were nlhrmed when the !
gclice ear tore through the village 1
djt a rate of speed estimated by him
jQ 39 miles an '..our.
Criticism was terse, he added, ns
?><• wi’d ride was interpreted by the,
ifouirtry people ns meaning that the
?icws had lent themselves to a stunt
them to defy all the
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•EAPOT DOME LEASE |
; ~ IS HEED FRAUDULENT,
tJovnnunent Wins Sweeping Victory
When Appellate C.urt Reverses the |
Wyoming District Court.
-* St. Louis. Sept. 28.—T'de United
States Circuit Court, of Appeals to
tjay reversed and remanded the deci
sion of the district court at Cheyenne.
Wyo., upholding the Teapot Dome oil
Kltsc obtained by Harry F. Sinclair
and associates from the government
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CARD OF THANKS.
Concord, N. C\, Sept. 28. l!)2tl. I
Dear Friends:
fff want to thank you for your 1
kindness. service and sympathy j
through the sickness and death in our
faintly. We especially want to thank
j*i>. 2 school and school teachers, and
t» thank, the nice nurse for her ser-1
vice and kindness, and to thnuk the ■
'{fiends for the beautiful flowers.
Now we wish to return it all in |
mam different wavs . j
J»HX E. SLOOP and FAMILY.
OS Peachtree St.. Concord. N. C. ji
MY PRICES ARE RIGHT
BUY NOW AND SAVE
La. b. pounds
ICE, COAL AND SERVICE
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When you Need Chickei\Feed ust jjj
call 122 and You Will Get the Best |
that Money Can Buy.
We also have a good lot of Grocer- I
ies. j
Cash Feed Store j
phone I*2 south Church st. |‘
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: C " is surely a friend in need and
■ I i f a friend indeed of every cook
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■”“"“*1 steaming hot water will run
$ I ~ ■»"wB, Let us install one for you
Pays for itself quickly.
E.B. GRADY
t PLUMBING AND HEATING DEALER
( Ottc« and Show Room 38 E. Corbin 8t Office Phone 834 W
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a Deep and Shallow Well Pumps for Direct or Alter
’■ uating current and Washing Machines for Direct or Al
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I R. H. OWEN, Agent
J Phone W 9 Concord. NC.
IZi Advertis^ZGrtZlßS
speed measures enacted for the safety I
ts the people along the highway. I
t "Os course, we all regret the ncei-1
dent i'.:at befell them and their fami-1
j lies have our sympathy.” Mr. Newell
said, "but we can't help wondering
why they did such a thing ns to defy
| all the speed regulations that they.i
I themselves, are supposed to help en-
I force and endanger their lives and the
, lives of n'.l the people they met on
; the road as well as the lives of peop'e
in towns they passed.
I "No matter if it was n part of the
program they were to attend at High
Point, who gave them the right to
j make the highway a speedway?"
I "Were they going at high speed
, when they passed r (rough Xewffii. t
Mr Newell was asked.
"Fifty lili es an hour wouldn’t
touch it." he said.
| while Albert B. Fall was secretary of
j the interior,
I The appellate court’s decision is
| sweeping in effect and instructs the
j lower court immediately to cancel the
• Mammoth Oil Company's lease and
enjoin it from further trspassing on
government lands.
The opinion was received from Wil
liam S. Kenyon, of Fort Dodge, la.,
presiding judge of tile appellate court.
The decision declares pie Sinclair
lease to have been fraudulent. The
lower court is instructed to ask the
Mammoth Oil Company for an ac
counting of all oil and petroleum pro
ducts taken from the government’s
I naval oil reserve during its tenure,
j The appellate court, in its decision
I —a (15-page document —reverses Judge
T. lilake Kennedy, who held in dis
trict court at Cheyenne in June. 11125.
that the government’s allegation of
fraud had not been proved. He re
jected tile government's annulment
suit and left the Mammoth Oil Com
pany in possession of Teapot Dome.
Money is a means of exchange,
and we too often exchange it for
something mean.
j Cpncord Daily Tribune
j TIME OF CLOSING MAILS
! The time of the dosing of mails at
I the Concord Postoffice is as follows:
Northbound.
1130 —11:00 P. M.
I 36—10:00 A. M.
34 4:10 P. M.
38— 8 :30 P. M.
30—11.00 P. M.
Southbound.
30—0 :25 A. M.
45—3:25 P. M.
135 8 :00 P. M.
20—11:00 P. M.
RAILROAD SCHEDULE.
In Effect September 20, 1020
Northbound
No. 40 to New York 0:28 P. M.
No. 130 To Washington 5:05 A. M.
No. 30 to New York 10:25 A. M.
No. 34 To New York 4:43 P. M.
No. 40 To Danville 3:15 P. M.
No. 12 To Richmond 7:10 P. M.
No. 32 To New York 0:03 P. M.
No. 30 To New York 2:15 A. M.
Southbound.
No. 45 To Charlotte 3:40 P. M.
No. 35 To New Orleans 9.56 P. M.
No. 20 To Birmingham 2 :15 A. M.
No. 31 To Augusta 5:51 A. M.
No. 33 To New Orleans 8:15 A. M.
No. 11 To Charlotte 8:00 A. M.
No. 135 To Atlanta 8 :37 P. M.!
No. 39 To Atlanta 9.45 A. M. i
No. 37 To New Orleans 10:45 A. M. I
Train No. .34 will stop in Corecrd
to take on passengers going to Wash
ington and beyond.
Train No. 37 will stop here to dis- j
"barge passengers coming from Wash-1
ington and beyond.
All trains stop in Concord except,
No. 38 northbound.
|_A BlBL£ 'mOUGHTf
IX—FOR TODAY—I
HI Bible Thoughts memorised, will prove * 111
|H{ nricejess heritage in after years Jji j
THE WORD VERIFIED—“And!
now, O God of Israol, let Thy word, |
I pray Thee, be verified, which Thou j
speakeat unto Thy servant.’ 1 Kings j
8 :26.
LOCAL MENTION j
R. C. Honeycutt is confined |
to her home here by illness. She is i
suffering with an attack of appendi-j
eitis.
Five new cases of whooping cough I
were reported Tuesday to tile county |
health department. No new eases of i
scarlet fever or typhoid fever were \
reported.
On Friday and Saturday of this
week the Richmond-Flowe Co. will
have Mr. Matthews, of the Starrs-
Sehneffer Co., to measure you for your
new fall suit. See ad.
The Coneord-Kannapolis City B. Y.
P. U. will beet with the West Concord j
Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. |
October the third, at 3 o'clock. The |
church with which the Union meets is |
expected to furnish the program.
All persons interested in bee keep- j
ing are invited to attend the meeting
to be field Friday afternoon at 1:30 j
at the farm of John F. Bradford in j
No. 2 township. 0. L. Sams, state !
bee expert, will attend the meeting, j
The management of the Concord
Theatre has invited the coaching staff I
and football squads of M. P. C. I. and j
the Concord High School to sec I
“Brown of Harvard" which is to be I
shown at tile Concord Thursday and
Friday.
Willie Brown, negro wounded in a
fight Saturday night with Jap With-1
erman in Kannapolis, was still alive j
in a Charlotte hospital this morning 1
so far as local officers knew. Wither- j
man is still being held in the Cabarrus j
county jail.
Police officers stated this morning i
that no eases were on docket for trial
in recorder’s court tills afternoon. I
Some arrests have been made since I
Monday but the cases were continued
until Friday when a session of the
court will be held.
John B. McAllister, clerk of court,
was unable to be at his office in the
court house this morning due to in
juries received in an auto aeeideut
Sunday. He was at work Monday
and Tuesday but liis injuries were so
painful he remained at his home this
morning.
Dr. Herman E. C. Lni, or the na
tional Y. M. C. A. council of China,
will be one of the principal speakers
at the North Carolina and South Car
olina regional conference to be held
in Charlotte on October 12th. Con
cord will be well represented at the
conference.
It is probable that results of the
world series to start Saturday will be
broadcast from the Times-Tribune of
fice. Plans for securing a play by
play report by radio are being made
now and it is hoped they will be com
pleted in time for the opening game
Saturday afternoon. ■
Rising temperatures, predicted
Tuesday, became a reality during the
day. While wraps were needed early
in the day it became so warm during
the afternoon that coatless men were
seen on the streets again. The tem
peratures rose from about 60 early
in the morning to about 82 in the
afternoon.
“Sir, I would like to .marry your
daughter.”
“What's your occupation?”
“Radio announcer.”
“Take her. You’re the first man
who ever said good night and meant
it.”
,
Marian—l wish. -dear, you would
discuss with me some of the things
we need for the house.
Joe—All right, what are tbeyT
Marian-—Well, to begin with, we
ought to have a new drew.
“Rastus, does you love me ”
“Mandy, you is one woman I don't'
like none othc.- no better than.”
THE CONCORD Wy TRIBUNE
By Terre a & Yoa ,
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j! Auto insurance wc 1
i! prevent an accident '|
; your car but it will p X
. vent your bank roll fr !
being flattened out. >
j|; furnish a complete cov I
iji age policy.
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Meadowbrool | j
Hats
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Millinery Dept.
MISS ALL.IE LEGO, Prop.
Phone 830
We have the fol
lowing used can
for sale or ex
change:
One Buick Road !
ster,
One Buick Tour inf
One Hudson Coacl
One Franklin
Touring.
One Studebaker
Sedan I
One Ford Sedan I
STANDARD
BUICK CO. j
Save
II Saving Is a pleasant art I] ■
P That you ought to learn ■ <
jj ' One thing that a lot I
S i of toms in this town ■
I have learned is) R
■L wb«u they send their II
clothes here to be dry II
111 cleaned or dyed they get U
Hi satisfactory results. This n
fact satisfies them and II
jfl us too.
IT’S EVERYBODY’S RIGHT
to see that their tires are vul
canized with skill. We are ex
pert tire repairers. Ke know “\ jgy- — : — —
the vulcanizing business. We ■ /M"?-? ’ ==^^i a
won’t try to repair your tire un
less we know aliat it is going to ■
be a good investment for you. _ i
That ought to count with you. ~ i
CONCORD VULCANIZING I
COMPANY ,
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That's Our |
Business eJJ: |
■ When you tell us you want a suit V- && ;
! of a certain color, pattern and fabric, , j ?*■
] and it must lit right, we say "That’s 9H
; our BUSINESS." Make it your husi
-2 ness —you'll see that when you state fVj j 1 *L J s
your demands, we till them—satisfao {- Jjkj B
I Fall's new colors are Chutney Brown I Baßßli
and Banff Blue. Let’s show them to fcfcty'jLlJ I
" you in the new j
KUPPENHEIMER “
. GOOD CLOTHES
W. A. OVERCASH
Clothier and Furnisher
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School Dress |
Getting your school dress ready is quite a problem.
We all know. But you will find it easy if you will get
them ready and*phone us.
We invite you to drive up to our plant. It only takes I
5 .jninutes from anywhere in the city. Wd give one-day 1
service on School Dresses.
Forest Hill Cleaning Co.
SEND IT TO FOREST HILL
318 N. Church Street Phone 175 J jj
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WILLYS-KNIGHT SIX
With An Engine You’ll Never Wear :
out
The Only Motor That Improves
With Use
CORL MOTOR CO.
PHONE 630
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SYSTEM OF CIRCULATING HEAT
Pipe and zlp~i>\
Pipeless
Chuckle at your coal bills! k
A Caloric Pipeless Furnace
will make your winters happy, " \ | J
comfortable and cozy on less > -i
coal. Endorsed by more than Jr A ' 1 YJ11
160,000 satisfied owners. Costs <« Jjjfl. uiujjita
little to install. (L fill udiiSisfcc- > x;
Ask ds about it, or phone our "■ ■
Mr. M. L. Eudy.
F. C. NIBLOCK
R.jfc;/ •- ■' r ' r \ ;; .j. 1 '.- * £!JkE£ys ?
(FURNACE AND ROOFING DEPARTMENT)
Now’s the time i
'jk to face the Mu-
JB||b of the most
JM mM tuneful Fall
Hats ever de
veloped in the j
y V interest of a
—man’s physiog
nomy.
A new Schoble or Stetson Hat with 1927 lines will send
your face home—without crow’s feet! A
$5.00 T 0 SB.OO *
Newest in Fall Caps, Sweaters, Shirts and Fall Underwear
HOOVER’S, Inc.
THE YOUNG MAN’S STORE
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\ Notice of Change in Price of Milk
Due to increased cost of production, and operating
our business, the price of our milk and cream will be as
follows, beginning October Ist:
Regular deliveries, 2 qts. or more daily, 15c per quart.
Regular deliveries, 1 quart daily 18c per quart.
Regular deliveries, 1 pint daily 10c per pint.
Heavy Cream 60c per pint.
We trust that all our friends and customers will see
our position, and continue with us in supplying the best
food known to man. It is impossible to produce and de
liver to your door the kind of milk the public demands,
for anything less than the above price..
We will comply with all the City and State require
ments of sanitation and give you the best of service. Your
continued patronage will be appreciated.
CABARRUS CREAMERY CO.
SUNRISE DAIRY
Try Some of Our Home Made Sauer
Kraut
The season is changing and your appetite is changing
also and needs toning up. Nothing is quite so appetizing
as a good dish of that delicious kraut of ours.
Call us for Poultry, Fresh Meats, Fruits and Vegeta
bles.
Trade with us and get what you want to eat instead
of eating whatever you can get.
C H BARRIER & CO.
Studebaker and Dodge
I
Sales and Service
AUTO SUPPLY & REPAIR CO.
* Phone 228
Real Values
That’s what most folks seek
when buying—
That’s what you get when
you buy
SPARTAN FEEDS
Spartan Dairy Feed, Scratch
Feed and Laying Mash are
Reasonably Priced and can’t
be beat for results.-
For Sale, Wholesale and re
tail by
CABARRUS CASH GRO
CERY CO.
Phone 571,
CONCORD PRODUCE MARKET
(Corrected Weekly by CUne A Moose)
Figures Dimed represent prices paid
far produce on the market:
Eggs .10
Corn .'i, —; SI.OO
Sweet Potatoes SI.OO
SST-—:"=rfe|
f- ””
Country Ham JO
Irish Potatoes lll'lllllllllll *slAo
;j*V V «W. HL . ' ■
Wednesday, Sept. 29,1926
Paul B. Eaton
Patents and Trade Marks
406 Independence Building
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
CONCORD COTTON MARKET
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. IS2S
Cotton 1 .13 1-4 to .13 I*2
Cotton Seed 34 1-2
I Cl* If *.
printed promptly at The Times-
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