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A. OELL Proprietor.
HOK1E FIRST: ABROAD 'NXT.
O I -.prvper Year in;A3vy-'c.;t.)V-.
ROXBORO, , NORTH. CAROLINA; Wediiesdky Evening June; 23" 1009'; " "' . ;. N625:
Vol. xxvi
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PRESIDENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS.
:h Asks Congress to Levy a Corpora
tion Tax and Provide For a Consti
tutional Amendment For an Income
Tax.
The message of President Taf t,
commending the incorporation
of a provision in the tariff bill for
the taxation of the earnings of
d the aaoption oi
THREE GOOD ONES: THE COURIER'S TRADE EDITION.
ernment, the stockholders; and
tne puoiic Knowieage oi tne real ; ; . ' :
business transactions; and the True to our Forecast in Last .Weeks
gains and profits of every corpor- Paper, Roxboro Was Given Three of
ation in the country. the Prettiest Exhibitions of Base Ball
The message concludes: Ever Seen on the Local Diamond..
"I recommend then, first, the The first game was on ednes-
adoption of a joint resolution by day after we want to press and
two-thirds of both houses, pro- therefore good not get an account
posmg to tne btates an amend- last week. o : v
ment to the constitution srrantiner Tn thp otSptSitio- framp with two
t'ornorations r , . ; s -r - ------ -
o resolution lookingto an amend- to the Federal government the men out and two strikes- and
r" , of the constitution so as to right to levy, and collect an in- thre balls on the batter Hutchins
mGmit the levying of an income come tax with apportionment 0f Chape V Hill, met tha ball
thout interference from the among the States according to squarely and lifted it out of the
rts which was received by the population; and, second, the en- park;
, ' tttcv was e-enfiral- actment, as part of the pending For nine Ions: innings they bat-
1 warded by Senators as of revenue measure, either as a sub- tied on without another runner
such transcenaent lniporLcnict; & " - gciimg in ox&mjj. uumv,
inheritance tax, of an excise tax luckv ninth finallv came for us
to place in uic Diiduv. n v-w v v
ertaining strictly to the schedule uPn all corporations, measured and even, then after two men
Pf th tariff y two per cent- their net in- were out, Newell was safe on a
m,. .ccocrA rpoommends the come- scratch hit, Poole advanced him
1 ine: of a two per cent, tax on The message was referred to to third and took second himself
IlfLf irpnynpof cornorationsand the finance committee. or a hit to left fields after Clay-
i onntinn nf an amend- - ton E. smashes a hard one to
REUBEN D.RE1D DEAD. ' third base anthe winning runs
ing for the Vf?.- Ex-Senktor Reid, of Wentworth, Sf- T' EHE
mm e tax without an apportion- . ocuie
rnt among the several States. tm Slroke- Roxboro . 000 000 002 2 7 0
Th President speaks of the ap- Wentwort, June 19.-Ex-Sena- Chapel Hill 100 000 000 1 3 2
nt inability of Congress to tor Reuben David Reid, of this Batteries Clayton and Poole.
paiiei? i place, suffered a severe stroke of Hutchins, and Andrews Struck
an Z7tex he reters to the apoplexy at the home of his out by Clayton 13. by Hutchinsi
Sedsion of the Supreme Court in mother, Mrs. David S. Reid, in 9. Time of Game 1.24 umpire
which the court held the tax to Reidsville, yesterday at noon, Long H. . . , .
r L.ctitntinnal unless aDDor- which resulted is death. The second game; on Thursday
be unconstitutionaLunless appor rf & u as good as the first
t.oned according to Population. Carolinian, the late Gov- althouQ h in5ement weather
"It s, " says the President, un- ernor David Re d, he inhented 7 wii
doubtedly a power which the gov- the fine vualities' of his noble tended to make all .ed.W
ernment ought to have. It might father, adding lustre to his illus- The opposing p tchers were
ernmeiii- uuB . nation's trious name. As a lawyer, he Oakley and Armstrong and it
be mdispensible jo na s was safe, most capable and learn- was.really another- pitchers Jt)at
life in great crises. The amend- ea refiecting the greatest credit H .
ment, tnereiure, uc ucuox, upon nis proiession. As a iegis- pin cfnnnpH thp o-arnp after
i cl on h-i,- ,;rA ov iicinfi- Kam stoppea tne game aiter
amendment to the constitution, by his splendid leadership in the 3 innings had been ployed, but
he contends, is preteraDie to tne Lrt ofAf-wnf ivt-HTnimtioTi
utco.
In the sixth for Roxboro, New
ell bunted to pitcher, who threw
high to first and put Newell on
second, then after Poole fanned,
Oakley won his own game by a
screamer to right field, and took
2nd, on the throw home. Clayton
H. then drove one to left that look
ed good for three bases, but
Pickard made a beautiful catch
and doubled to second- catching
( Oakley.
Rain broke up the game at the
end of the seventh.
Score R H E
Roxboro 000 001 0 1 6 1
C. Hill 000 000 0 0 3 3
Batteries Oakley and Poole
Armstrong and Andrews Struck
out by Oakley 10, by Armstrong
4. Time 1:38 umpire Webb.
Roxboro went up against the
strong Durham Hosiery, Mill
Team Saturday and won by the
score of three to one.
The game was featureless and
without ginger, some how every
ane felt bad, and is seemed like
they were all sleep on duty.
Score R H s E
Roxboro 003 "000 00 3-4 2
D. H. M. 000 001 .000 1 4 5
- Batteries, Atkinson and Poole,
Ward, Badenhemier and Burgess
Time of game 1.41; Umpire
Webb. . ;
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S. P. Satterfield, DisU Manager.
DOINGS AT WASHINGTON.
I'
Summary of the Most' Important Hap-v
. , penings at Nation's Copital. ;
Washington, D. C.,"- June 21.-
The most important happenings in X
the Nation's. Capitol . today where .vf , f.
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In the Senate,-where the finance" ;
committee amendment to take hides':
ffom'the free list and place a ; duty -of
J 5 per cent; ad valorem on theni -wjis
under discussion all day,. Sen- "
ators Warren ; of Wyoming . and ;
Carter of Montana spoke in-. favor N
of the amendment while Senator
Page of Vermont opposed.it. :
Orville and Wilbur Wright, who
arrived here yesterday, 'started dn
he contends iB preiw?ui . to attract not only the admiration
one proposed of reviving a law of the State but the hopes of the
judicially declared to be uncon- masses that he would live to ren
stitutional. der them even more signal ser-
The President points out that vice. ':
another merit to the tax on cor- "77"; iC 0
porations is the Federal supervis- Knders Twine at Garrett & Stan-
ion, which will give to the gov-
The Business Men Co-operating to
Boost Roxboro.1 ' . ,. v , -.
The indications are that f the
Trade Edition of the Courier will
be a pronounced success. Our
business men ' generally are co
operating 1 to present to : the
farmer facts and figures which
will show;, that the Roxboro
market possesses advantages
over all other markets in the
bright tobacco belt; that our
prices have ruled higher the past
season and that our warehouses
charges are much lower .than "at
any other point.
At thft samp timp thp t.hp Tradp
Edition will show -that buying (today at Fort. My ner. to assemble
opportunities m itoxooro are as wvt., rr.r...r.. ;;l,w , ,
great as at any other point: that ent testof which wiU begin Jn a
prices for staple commodities and fe 0r.ville eprcssed the be
stonnrH o-nnric oro lmxr nv lief that his new machine will make
lower, and that the stocks carried an average speed of forty; miles
are as varried and "extensive as an nour, s
those in any other town several President Taft set June 28th as -times
the size of Roxboro. he time when a hearing as to
It behooves every business man "what is whiskey!1 will be granted
in Roxboro to be represented in foe attorneys for the. various dis-
this edition. If you have not tuiers. . : .
yet been called upon drop a The President consulted with At
n r nA tornev-General Wickefsham for an
we will see that you are not neg- hour.and a half on the subject of ,:
lected. proposea iax upon nei earnuigs u r
corporations.
Chatham Still Ahead,
Chatham Record " iVien S ures sums ami uuyci- ,:
4P . . 0 . wear at greatly reaucea-prices 10 ;
Abputlforty years ago Mr. Steph-Ltose out at Person Drvcoods Co. '
en white, or bear Creek? townshio u
marked his name on a .highland ter- put the priCe on, them that will talk.,
rapm that he found and turned it - , w " v,
lopse. Last week,, he. foundJ the ' Lumber,cut to order and for sale "
samejerraplnnear-.the-same place? at $l;00 per hiuidredT2ihd up, at J;"
and it had not grown any larger. p; Whitfield & Bra's mill, near "
' Bushy Fork N.-C. V
Important Notice. ; anywher; stopped. in 120 '
All nersnns nwincr rnft Fnr? fprrili- -: ...j.u - c r- v.
4 7 y ; minuies sure wun uho m
zer are requested to come forward Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. . Thq
and settle for same at once if they formula is on the 25 cent box. Ask
wish to take advantage of the cash your Doctor or Druggist about this ,
prices. Those who cannot pay formuiar Stop womanly pains,
.i - V- p w-"7 7 ineauacne, pams any wucic, w ui ,
haveboughU ' mal to nrove value. . x
J. L. Garrett & Co. ; . Hambrick& Austin. ,
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aW ctmm nnv lnne-er. as we have iust gotten
'i in a car load. And we say without hesita
tion that we have the best
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Cooking Stoves and Ranges
ever offered in Roxboro. We guarantee
von need one it
1 will be to your interest to let us sell you. If
you are not m the marKet ngnu at uu& uiuc,
we will thank you to drop m anu iuu. mem
over any way,. And see . :
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Ladies' and Men's W earing Appar-
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. ishings Trunks and Suit
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