PRESIDENT SEEN
AS NO SUPERMAN
Washington Cm-respondent Says
Uoovrr Has Disappointed Errn
? il His Friemfc
Raleigh. June 14.? "The RepuBltrtn
administration has been in power less
than three and a half mpnths." said
Hterllee branch, Washington corres
pondent of the Atlanta Journal, "and
it is already being denounced from
one end ot the country to the other,
v It is not only being criticised by Dem
ocrats. but by Republicans as well.
If tljp trend continues, the Democratic
party will be able to capture a large
number of Republican states in .the'
House next year, as well ?s several ?
Senatorial seats. ?> |
"Mr. Hoover has-been a disappoint- i
merit, even to his friends. If the peo
ple of the United States expected he
would prove to be a superman, they
already realize their mistake."'
Sir. Branch was of the opinion that
one of the great reasons for the un
popularity of the Hoover administra
tion was the attitude of Republican
leaders on the tariff and farm relief.
"It is quite apparent to all people who
think." said he. "that the Republicans
are more concerned about boosting
fai Iff rates for special protected in
dustries than they are about farm re
lief. although the special sessibn was
called to give relief to the farmer.
The people generally are manifesting
dissatisfaction, particularly in the
West and Mid-West, and the proposed
I'jlf.s arc IwlriR ? tlenuunt-ed ? br ? ttr?
press and from the sturrip.
j Significant Fact.
"It is vefy significant when Senator
Smoor. chaicman- of the Senate' Fi
nance Committee, calls the Qrst meSt
ini? i:l Hi? "
tariff bill, he announces that first con
sideration must be given to the valu
ations clause Tliis permits the Presi
dent. .-'through tiie Treasury Depart
ment. to fi>: valuations of imports for
tariff purposes' on either the foreign
pr American valuation of such pro
ducts in thsir discretion. This simply
means that those interests which want
this valuation clause in the tariff
hope to be able to bo to the President
?and cbtnin further tariff increases by
having American valuations applied to
Professional Cards
DR. O. G. DAVIS
Veterinarian
"OJU'.s liU JiirviLH ? "TYhrr*
and surrounding- community
Phone 87
ROBERT P. BURNS
Attorney-at-L?w
Office In Old Post otilce Building
HALL Ac BAILEY
ATTORNEYS- AT-L.WV
Office in Jones Hotel Building
R. B.. DAWES
Altftrwy-ai-Lai'
Office AJJoininR L. M. Carlton
Roxboro^'N. C.
DR. E C. BROWN
CHIROPRACTOR
Complete .X-Ray Laboratory
I*ady Attendant
Phonos: Rep. L-322'i. Of. L-4351
Over Rogers Drug store
DURHAM. N. C.
DR. B. B. BLALOCK
Optometrist
South Boston. Va.
Eyes examined and glasses flttbd by
up-to-date sclent! nr. methods.'
Satisfaction guaranteed.
In New Hotel John Randolph.
DR. G. C. VICKERS
Dent Lit
Office In Wilburn and flattcrfleld
Store Building on Main Street, up
stairs, corner rooms
N. LUNSFORD
Attorney- at- T.sw
Offlce over Garrett's Store
Rpxboro. N. C.
J. J. WOODY
Licensed Emhairaer
Roxboro, N. C4
Dr. e. j. tucker
Dentist
Office - In Hotel Jones
DR. J. H. HUGHES
Dentist
Office In Hotel Jones, next door
to Dr. Tucker's Offlce
Dr. j. d.~bRadsher
Dentist
Offlce over Wiburn <fc Satterfleld's
Store Buidlnti
W. T. BUCHANAN
SflfTfyor
Roxboro. If. Q., ftoiite fl
the Import* which compete with their
product*. Than who ban studied
the proposition carefully say that if
the valuation clause Is Incorporated In
the tartCT law It will be In the power
of the President, through the Treas
ury. to Increase tariff rates as much
as 100 per cent without tt -being-:
necessary to go to Congress for |
any-further authority . Thin* of that! i
"This clause makes it impossible for
Miy appeal to be taken from the val
uations fixed by the Treasury De
partment.
"In addition to the valuation clause j
and tti- excessively high races oh j
thousands ?f articles, there are other |
obnoxious features in the admlnlsfra
tive sections .of the bill.
"If the Semite pass-3 the till sub
stantially as it came from the House
? and it may even make further In
creases?then the cost of living to the
farmer and others will be considerab
ly Increased.
See Little Relief For Farmer.?
"So far as the farm relief bill ts
concerned, much of the best opinion
In Congress' is that It will afford lit
tle or no relief to the jajjjjgj-s ahd
that the only prospect of any relief
will lie In the ability of the Farm
Board to work out and apply more
economical marketing facilities and
practices."
Going back to the matter, of _ the
high tariff rates. Mr. Branch expressed '
'the opinion that if the present plans
for excessive rates and giving large I
rate-making power to the admlnistra- j
tion are carried out. there will be re- \
taliatory measures taken by foreign j
countries. "Cuba and Canada." said!
he. "have already been heard from.
Grievous disappointment has been ex- j
pressed aijd retaliation in. kind is very ?
Mr. Branch gave hlgh^ ffrklse It
Jouett Shouse, who has been placed 1
in charge of Democratic headquarters i
in Washington. ,and predicted that i
under Mr1. Shouse's direction the af
fairs cf the oartv would be splrnddid- i
lv mar.agea' ami iltf IIJIH n inH b" in
splendid shape for the next Cocgres- j
?sinr.al- campaign
"I find " said Mr. Branch, "that the |
people who come to Washington, and!
they come there, of course, from "all
part* of the country, look upon the i
South as the coming section of the I
country. They almost unvaryingly ?
voice th= opinion that the South is j
new entering upon an era of great
progress and prosperity "
Mr. Branch was on his way to At
lanta. He is a native of North Caro
lina. born :n Anson county He ob
tained his first newspaper experience1
on th-* Charlotte Observer.
N. Rcxboro B. Y. P. U.
Meeting opened u ith prayer by i
president. Mj. J. S. Beaver.
Clio.' L-rii1.1 in uliaiijtu, ? Fntfllf
Cole. Bible readers leader in charge. ;
Mr. Carl Dickerson. Business disus
sion. Treasurer's report. Secretary's'
report. Qroup No. 3 in charge. Sub- i
1rct. When Will Chris* Come Again?
Discussion on Poster. Mr. Allie Holt.
?Srriptnre lr'.inn Mai ? HonDMXX Cirvcr I
Introduction by Group , Captairi. Mrs.
Charlie O'Briant. 1st topic: Study two H
chapters in Matthew, Mr. Baxter Dunn
2nd topic. Some Tilings V/e Can And |
Should Know. Miss Zora Beaver. Sec
end part of topic 2: Each Servant 3
Received : His Just Reward, Miss Es-*,
N^w Smiill Sirxi
Dollar Bill WOT
Typify Farmers
Washington. June 14. ? The new
.mall kItjH dollar bUl was char
acterized the "farm relief dollar"
in the house today by Representa
tlve Rankin. Democrat. Missis
sippi
Borrowing one of the old sized
gjw(nback6 from another mem
ber. Mr. Rankin laid the small
one inside the large one and said
H illustrated the size of the farm
er's dollar, when compared with
the Industrial dollar.
"But," he said. "I would have the
inscription on each side changed.
On one side I would have a bale of
cotton, a shock of wheat and a
stalk of corn. On ? the other I j
would have a typical American
farm hom( In the year 1929 with
a dilapidated house and desolated
surrounding." ? I
"Don't forget to put in his au
tomobile." suggested Represents- J
tlve Denison. Republican. Illinois.
"Yes, I would put in a broken
down machine." said the Missis
sippian. "And in front of the
home I would have an old farmer
because all of our farmers are
old men now The young ones
have been driven off the farms
Into- the industrial world." ? ? ; !
Vacation Time
No more pcncils. no more boojcs.
No more teacher's saucy looks!
girls' used to chant' when they began .
{heir summer vacations. .Nowadays!
they may ch&nt" it ou^,of respect to
tradition, but the emotion that in
spired such V verse is gone, . i
. LAr the modem school boy and?i
vlii cKVMl I ililuK uf '.fflL:""" n.i a per "
s^n with "saucy looks.". The plane nf j
the profession of teaching lias been
ra?sed to a marvelous degree. New
educational methods seek to enlis&J
the cooperation .rather than the fear J
of the pupil. Punishments are less ,
revere and the work is made more in
terestirT School is not such a' bad
nlace after all. Shateesp?are's boy go-.;
in? "umvillinelv to school" Is different;
from the pupil of today, anxious ,-to ;
learn and to play under proper, wise '
direction.
Nevertheless, the children are all
haoov at the 'prospect of almost three j
months of complete freedom. It is
the duty of parents to see that their
children derive every, ounce of bene- i
fit possible from their summer vacavl
lions, so that they may return to |
school next Fall refreshed in mind !
and hodv ar.d ready to do their best. ,
Women are no smarter than men.
Not as smart ? look at what they choose |
as husbands.
tella Cole, topic 3: Christ's Coming
Pictured in Parables. Mr. Carl Dick
Frson. Second par* of the 'third ropic.
Destiny Fixed Forever. Mrs. Zva Rob
erson. Meeting closed with president)
in charge
Each and every one is cordially in- j
vited to attend these meetings every
Sunday evening at 6:15.
-Groceries
Pure, nourishing groceries dependable in quality, right in price.
Our abundant storks and courteous service make.it a pleasure
to shop here. Uniformly high quality at uniformly low prices!
We handle nothing hut fresh* wholesome groceries, and wel
come your patronage. . ;
"FANCY" CTROCERIES BUT NO FANCY PRICES!
.J. Y. BLANKS
"Guaranteed Products"
a. ? , ? ?
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Phone 23 ? - ? ? ? * Roxboro, N. C.
To Do One Thing Well
The policy of the Spencers' organi
zation is to "do one thin* and do
that well*
Because the member* of this organi
zation devote all their time and ener
gy exclusively to funeral directing they
are enabled to render more complete
and satisfying service than would
otherwise be possible.
Willys-Overland i
Set High Record
In Export Business
Toledo. O.. June 5.? WUlys-Oirerland
established a new high record on en- 1
port business in the One hve manias
of the current year with an increase
of last year. During the first fire
months of 19?. the company shipped
22.132 Whippets and Willys-Knights
to the foreign markets as compared
with 15.309 cars shipped in the first
Ave" months of last ye%r.
Indications are that the June ex- 1
port business will maintain the same
proportions since plans call for Ship- !
ment of a large volume of the new
Whippet Six one and one-half ton
commercial units which were recently
announced by the Willys-Overland
company. In addition to shipment of
the Whippet and Willys-Knight pas
senger cars.
t Sale Of Land
Under 4nd by virtue of the powers
contained in that certain deed of
trust executed on December 19. 1925. j
by D. C. Dayvault and wife, of re- .
cord in Book 5, page 451. office of Reg
ister of Deeds for Person County, de- 1
fault having been made ifl the pay- j
ment of ~ the bond secured thereby at
maturity and the .holder of said bomT
, having requested that the power ol
sale contained in said deed of trust be
exercised, the undersigned trustee 1
r.amed therein will on
J
is. a Prescription for
Colds. Grippe, . I\lu, Dengue,
Bilious Fever and Malaria.
It is the most speedy remedy known. !
WE SELL GLASSES THAT
PLEASE THE EYE
$4.95 COIUPLETE
THE NEWELLS
Jewelers
JOLT ?. 19?. at 12 o'clock, noon '
?t. the ftntirt house door In Roxboro.
North Carolina. ?eU at public sal* to
the highest bidder (or cash the land
conveyed by said deed of trust, and
described as follows, to-wit :
Lying and being In Person County. :
being lots Nos. 7. S. 9 a rut 10 of Block
A of" the Cunningham iand. said
lying and being between the public
-read leading from Cunningham* lo
St; mora and the Southern Railway, be-1
ginning at T. O. Owen's corner, lot
No. 6. thence along said road 1370
feet to Bray's line, thence Bray's line i
to line of the right of way of the i
Southern Railway, thence with thli
line to T. H. Owen? line, thence tUs
line to the beginning. See plat and
cord in Registers offloe tor Person
County in Book 34. page 152.
This June 5. 1929.
J. R. Franklin. Trustee. ?
? Prints from engraved copper plate*
made their appearance about 1450, in
German}-.
C. P. Robinson of Anson County
says that alfalfa is one' of the best
hay crops. He has a four-acre field
that has been cut once and Is ' now
ready for the second cutting.
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NORTH CAROLINA'S FAMOUS WATERING RESORTS
Conveniently and comfortably reached via
NORFOLK SOUTHERN TRAIN SERVICE
via
Goldsboro or New Bern
Sunday. Week-end and Season Limit Excursion tickets at
reduced rates.
Consult any Ticket Agent for Fares, Schedules and Pullman
Reservations.
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UNDER SHELTER.
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Phone 137
Central Service Station
Roxboro, N. C.
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?
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tnch
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