The Dally Enterprise
J. J. IARRI0S.
Editor
Issued daily except Sunday, and delivered free of charge
to city subscribers by carriers furnished by this office
SATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 1910
MAYOR GAYNOR.
The recent tragedy in which Mayor Gaynur, of New oik,
came so near losing his life ha, served to emphasize his per
sonality. It lias gone deep into public sentiment and brought forth
an estimate of the man which had hee,i formed so strongly in his
favor, in so short a time and which was only awaiting an oppor
tunity to express itself. The attention of the people was being
drawn to him in that mysterious, yet unmistakable manner that
follows up a strong character. A man recognized ability, hon
est an, sincere, with the courage of his con ictions. he was rap
idlv taking hold of the public conscience which never fails to re
spond to the right time. So rapidly has lie grown that his most
intimate friends were not prepared for the expression of the gen
eral interest that was taken in him when there was a kmIi1iIv ot
losing him. The universal sympathy was natural and expected,
hut the interest in this case meant more than sympathy. I he en
tire country breathes easier now that it is assured that his lite will
be spared and the interest in him as a public man is not likely to
grow less than it is today. Out of the tragedy has come a just esti
mate, already formed but which would hae taken a decade to
give as universal expressiin as was gicn in a week.
EXIT BALLINGER.
In the case of Hallinger who has .it last decided to take a
back seat no polities should enter into the case from either side.
It is a matter 111 which all the people are concerned and while
liallinger holds a high position under the administration this
should have little to do with making up a verdict
Those who followed closely the evidence of Idavis aird others
who testitied before the Senate committee .ire s,,iistie, tli.u Hal
linger was in some way mixed up with the proposed deal whereby
the Government was relimpiisli valuable interests to private
parties. Mr. Glavis. who was an infcii.'i officer saw this and in
hi- lagerness to protect the interests of th,- people inclined ihr ill
will of Hallinger on two counts (, lav 1-' actions w as taken a 111
subordination and such action also brought his superior officer into
disrepute s he stated on the yand his action .i rather an un
usual one but alter he saw how persistent Hallinger was m the
matter, he was determined to make it public. I he Senate com
mittee was composed in its mar'tin of the ablest law vers of that
bodv. some of whom practically made as good counsel for Hal
linge, as his paid attorney. Hut in the face of all of the protec
tion thrown around Hallinger during the long investigation, the
evidence showed that he was unlit for public office. His resigna
tion which is looked for any day will meet with the sanction of
all classes of people and no doubt the administration will feel re
lieved when he is 1 nit.
o
When a man is lacking in most of the essentials that go to
make up a well rounded man. when he 1- living to palm off oM the
public something that has not been :he result ,.f well e, pupped
eHort. it is t!u. easiest thing in the woihl turn his head I he
saying that a little knowledge is a daiigci u- tiling, grip- Ml, t,
preleinlei at everv turn, and hold- him up to public ridicule
disgust, whether he realize- i: or ,, . jv m, vpi 1 -nig to -.,,,1,
how -uch characters et recognition, but a ol, server can -ee
that it comes from that class ,.f pr. pie wii.. ale lheniseb e
alicctcd with the same weaknes- and can look 11.. higher :hau
their vision will take them I hev aie not able to diaw anv dis
Unction under the different appellation- and titles that belong to
nun ;t"d the consequence 1- that all men fk alike .! them I In
is the one weak sp,,t ni the rapid development .. the human race
and it not only makes a bigger to,. I .,t,t of the pretender but 11
takes from others the reward that should collie bv lioiieV ,11,. ,1
'"d i'iUtpment. It is said that yo,, cannot fool the public all the
the hordes of cheap men in all of the professions and
some 'I the trades -ncceed in fooling s, .nu. of t he people all . -f t he
time. I he plain declaration lai.l dow 11 in Holy Writ which mi
that when a man thinks he is something when he is nothing he
deceiveth himself does not deter them from their idiotic posing be
fore and the imp.. sing ,,, that class ,,f people whom they know
have not the capacity of judging oiem aright, and drawing the
proper dstiimtion.
Every Home a
Telephone
ralua of m. Telephone
depends upon the number
of subscriber you hscve on
your jcoHang'o. BAa High
Point Exchange ha over
900 Subscribers
end the number Is iner eas
ing. Our service lsTelueble
beoeuse we use the) latest
Improved systemi and be
cause on acceunt of our
Kpular price, wo have
ought tfrhe telephone
within tho reach of the
masses.
North State Telephone
Company
"NOT IN THE TRUST'
FOR RENT Good office in our
building. Well lighted, and heat
furnished in season. Wachovia
Loan & Trust Co. 10-tf
FOR SALE One 8 room house
electric lights. Apply to S. F.
Brown. -S-it-6t.
Have Your Clothes
Renovated at
5 HI
PHONE 250
IE
mm
WANTED $300.00 for twelve
months. Very best security. P. Q
Box 706, Greensboro, N. C.
LOST Transparent handle raz
or, red case, lost in the fost office
leave at Enterprise and grt reward.
A
if
Remedy
for each human ill
and all of them
GUARANTEED
to give satisfac
tion or money re
funded. RING DRUG CO.
BOTH STORES
"TAKE THIS CUT."
"We recommend it ; there isn't
any better.
lit mid-summer you -have to
trust to a large degree to your
butcher.
WELL CARED FOR MEATS
in hot weather are he only
kind to buy ; we have proper ap
pliances for keeping them right
and they're sweet and safe when
sold. Don't go meat shopping
when its hot. Ruy of us and be
sure.
R. W. GRAY
Davis White Sulphur Springs
An ideal place to spend the
Bummer. The water unsurpassed.
Accommodations for 250 truest.
Sewerage, hot and cold baths.
Til . i 1 ? 1 J T-1 1 IT-
.iecTxic ngnis. r.niargea atning
room, bmall tables, bplendid
fare and service.
Two throucrh trains from Char
lotte, dailv excent Sundays.
Phone and telegraph connec
tions. Resident physician. First
class accommodations at a low
price. May, June and Septem
ber, $6 to $8 per week. July and
August, $8 to $10 per week.
bpeciai rates to lamihes.
Open May 16 to Oct 1, 1910.
Write for booklet to
DAVIS BROS. Ownirs 1 Props.. Hiddmiti, N. C
1)2)0
The people of High Point will
always have chance to buy goods cheap from the Victor Clothing Co.
Below we mention a few articles we have marked down to half price:
Straw Hats ! Men's Shirts Undeawear !
Our entire stock straw ne lot shirts 50c value One lot underwear $1.00
hats, bothmen and boys reduced to 25c; one lot value red. to 50c; one lot
cut to half price. $I5 shlrtS' reduced to men's underwear, good
75c- value reduced to 18c.
Pants ! Pants ! Night Gowns ! Boys pants
10 doz. Nainsook gowns
300 pair men s pants ?5C values red to 3gc; 250 pair boys pants 75c
placed on the bargain 5 doz. nice quality $1.50 values reduced to 38c,
counter at half price. values, red. to 75c. one lot, good value, 19c
Do not delay your shopping as prices we are making will move this lot
of goods quickly
I7e Save You Honey
via 0
RIGHT OVER WOOD SHINGLES
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19. mWmM-JMJjJjALmhS
,
, 7 r.rs
TniJTTOVflTTTMETAL
VFJga. JL &1J11 xsi
LSHINGLES
ran tc UM wit limit fuss nr boihrr right nver thp oU wood nhinn.M. chanainif the
top of your bui!.!mn instantly from a fi-e . i.tchrr t A FIREPROOF ROOF that
will last 11s Imiist ah the liu.Mini? itself at I never needs repairs.
For further Jciailrd tnformjiioii, prices, etc., apply t'o
BEESON HARDWARE CO.
High Point, North Carolina
Everybody Relies on
Ihe Bell Directory
THE Bell Directory contains the names
of the people who can be reached at once,
because they have telephones. It is the uni
versal "calling list," the recognized business
and social directory.
The man whose name is in the Bell Directory is immedi
ately available for either a business proposition or a social
invitation.
In the Telephone Directories of all the Bell Companies
taken together, there are correct listings of approximately
5,000,000 different names, addresses, and telephone call numbers.
The ideal advertising medium.
Ask the manager for rates.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
UNIVIRSAL SERVICE. REASONABLE RATES.
Tires
Ym cnnot kntne what good ttrt it until
try Mtcbtlm properly tnjuutd.
In Stock by
C. F. Farley
114 Collars Strt
HIGH POINT. N. C.
BINOHAM
SCHOOL
1793 .1910
Til nwUM CO0U bknllte, C . ku inrmi of k for IIT TUU
AjfefT. ... I alUa hat tf. OqulMta H1UT1T for DIDCirUm.
OOtmOL M O&mJUiU. Bon upoM trm mm Howb Ml imliit. TUtow bof. roojo.od
A4.rH 00L. K. BHVOHlM 8opt.. ftoi
WITH A BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
Montgomery
Brothers
High Point, N. C.
Contractors-Building
Estimate&Giver.Pic n fl!y
PHONE 2"17
Representative of the best business life of the
City, and following consistently the recognized i
principles of conservative banking, it has been
and will continue to be.the chief concern of this
bank to safe guard the interests entrusted to it
by its depositors.
On the basis of these advantages we solicit
your business.
The Commercial National Bank
UNITED STATES 0EPP0SIT0RY
Capital $150-000.
H. W. Eraser
D. A. Stanton
J. W. Harris
Surplus and Profits $90,000
Directors
W. G. Bradshaw
W. P. Pickett
F.M.Pickett
J. J. Welch
J. P. Redding
R. R. Ragan
J. Elwood Cox
Wrightsville Beach
The most attractive Seaside Re
sort on the South Atlantic Coast,
with its new Steel Pier 700 feet
into the Ocean; "Lumina," the
great pleasure resort, with its
sixteen piece Orchestra;
SURF BATHING
FISHING
SAILING
Reached easily via Goldsboro
through the double daily service
of the
Atlantic Coast Line
Lv. High Point 9:48 P. M. 8:62 A. M.
Ar. Greensboro 10:18 P. H. 8:80 A. M.
Lv. Greensboro 12:46 A. M. 9:45 A. M.
Lv. Goldsboro 6:40 A: M. 2:69 P. M.
Ar. Wilmington 9:46 A. M. 6-16 P. M.
Electric train to the Beach
HATES
19.20. Sold daily, limited to Oct. 81st.
T. C. White, Gen. Pass. Agt.
W. J. Craig. Pass. Traffic Mgr.
WINDSOR HOTEL
W. T. BRUBAKER. If muter. '
luropMa. (I'M par 4ay aad Dp
AnMrlcao, f.M par y and up
Midway between Broad Sued
Station and Reading Terminal
on Filbert Street
. , Ttw ahr mtiwntm prliil WmI W
' royealloo m4 nmmwn m J-
PHILADELPHIA