IN THE WORLD OF ,
SPORT
Anderson, Yale's Promising
Punter.
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Photo by American Press Association.
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" Speaking of punters, If Anderson,
one of the candidates for Yale's back
field, can be cured of bis slowness
and deliberation In getting the ball
away be Is likely to bo a second Ted
Coy. He has little form at present
as form goes in punting but after be
bas taken a step baekwnrd with one
foot and turned partly around he
ends the bnll booming down tho field
In the most amazing way. So much
valuable time is lost, however, that be
Would be almost at the mercy of the
Charging forwards of a strong team.
If he can be taught, however, to get
the ball off quickly and in the gener
ally accepted style bo will be a power
In Tale's back field.
IN MEMORIAN
Last Sunday October 15th., l&ll
In the home of Mr. nnd Mrn. Wilson
FurloiuTh of Columbia N. O. the An
gel -of Poath came and tfxk their
little three year old son, Alveitlo to
that bright and beautiful home which
Is called Heaven. Don't weep, fath
er and Mother for he Is one of God's
brlfihtrst anfcfrln in Heaven nnd will
be waiting to greet you at the pearly
gate.
Little Alvertie leaves Papa, Mam
ma, Sister, and Brother and a host
of friends to mourn their loss
The funeral was conducted by Rev.
Durall a, the home and the remains
were laid at rest In the family grave
yHrd to await the resurection morn.
In the grave yard softly sleeping
Where the flowers gently wave
Lies the one I love so dearly, i
In his cold and silent grave.
Jookey Bullman Returns to Turf.
John Bullman, world famous among
American jockeys, who rode two win
ners In the American Derby, is to re
turn to the turf. During the last four
years be has been living on his ranch
Is the Gallatin valley, Montana.
"For three years," said he, "my re
tainer from August Belmont was $15,
000 a year, exclusive of the customary
fees for wins and mounts. My an
nual earnings at that time were be
tween 40,000 and $45,000. I found
the tension too high and quit the
game to go ranching, but since my
nerves have got into good shape again
I have resolved to get back into It.
"It is my intention to dispose of my
ranch and go to Buenos Aires this
coming winter. That Is one of tbe
few places on the American continent
(There the racing game still is good."
LVT " '
Phillippa Now a Baseball Scout.
The name of Deacon Charles Fhll
llppe does not appear in the list of
players reserved by the Tlttsburg club
for next season. This means that the
veteran pitcher Is done with the game
and will henceforward be employed as
a scout for the Pirates. "Phil" did not
pitch a game during the 1911 season.
Phlllippe went to Tlttsburg in 1900.
fie has been a star ever since. It
was announced by President Dreyfuss
at tbe beginning of this season that
as long as Phlllippe wanted to work
tor the Pittsburg club he could do so.
The Pirate boss has never forgotten
the services rendered by him in 1003,
when he nearly pitched his arm off
against the Boston Red Sox in the
world's series.
CRYING FOR HELP
Lots of it in Elizabeth City But Dal
ly Growing Less.
The klJneys cry for help.
Not an organ in the whole body so
delicately constructed.
Not one so important to health.
The kidneys are the filters of the
blood.
When they fail the blood becomes
foul and poisonous.
There can be no health where there
is poisoned blood.
Backache is one of the first iniica-
tions of kidney trouble.
It is the kidney's cry for help. Heed
it.
Doan's Kidney Pills are what they
want
Are just what overworked kidnpys
ii wed.
They strengthen an J invigorate the
kidneys; help them to do their
work; never fail to cure any raKe
of kidney difase.
Read this proof from an Elizabeth
City Citizen.
Job Forbes 402 Second St. Eliza
both City X. C. says: "I have taken
Doun's Kidney Pills and do not lies
itate one moment in giving them my
endorsement. A few months ago 1
iad a very lama and weak back.
When 1 tried to stoop sharp twinges
passed through my loins. My kid
neys dj,d not do their work as they
should and their secretions were ir.
regular in passage. As soon as
began taking Doart'g Kidney Pills
I was relieved and in a few days the
lameness and pain disappeared.
have had no further cause for com
plaint"
For sale by all dealers Price 60c.
Foster-Milbtirn Co Buffalo New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's nnd
tnke no other.
SOME FINDINGS OF INVESTIGAT
ING COMMITTEE
THE WRIGHT BROTHERS
Captain Jessie Ward of the Kill
Devil Hill Life Saviny; Station was
here last Monday visiting his-family.
He reports that the . Wrights are
flyiiu down on Kill Devil Hill to
beat the band.
Capt., Ward is the Wrights right
hand man in their experiments and
he knows more about their machine
than anyother man in this country
WHY HESITATE
An
Offer That Involves no Money
if You Accept it.
Joe Tinker. Hits Mathewson.
Christy Mathewson would rather
face nine Frank Schultes than one Joe
Tinker. If Matty pitched agninst Tin
ker every day Joe would be tbe great
est batter the game ever saw. No
matter how hard Matty trlfcs, be can
not fool the Cub shortstop. Ever since
lie broke into the major league Tinker
nas been fattening his batting average
off the Giant star. This year he has
hit .412 off Mirny, and last year it was
.800. Tinker 'nss.vron game after game
In the last f years by his ability to
connect y.!:;i Matty's offerings.
Casey Quits Baseball For Good.
Dr. Jimmy Casey says he Is out of
baseball for good nnd will not manage
Fort Wayne next year. A Class B
dab cannot tDTord a bench manager,
be says, and he admits that his active
playing day are over. lie tried to
keep in tbe going on the field the past
season, but it was hard work. Any
feaw, Casey thinks twenty years of
taaeball service is enough for any
man, and that is his record.
REAL ESTATE DEAL
A real estate deal of considerable
importance was consumated last
Tuesday when P. DeLon acid to Dr.
R. Scott a residence in Selden Street
r $2600.
Wo are so sure that our remedy
will relieve Constipation no matter
how chronic It may be that we offer
to furnish it free of all cost if it
fails.
Constipation is commonly caused
by weakness of the nerves and mus(
cles of tho large intestine. To ex.
pwt a cure you must therefore tone
up and strengthen those organs and
restore them to activity.
We want you to try Rexall Order
lies on our guarantee. They are eat
en like candy and are particularly
good for children. They seem to act
directly on the nerves and muscles
of the bowels.
They apparently have a neutral act
ion on the other organs. They do
not purge or cause any other incon
venience. We will refund your mon.
ey If they do not overcome chronic or
habitual constipation and thus aid to
relieve the myriads of associate or
dependant "chronic ailmebts. Try
Rexall Ordelies at our risk. Three
sizes, 10c., 25c. and 50c. Sold only
at our store the Rexall Store" The
Standard Pharmacy.
The tariff Isn't the only thing tho
Republicans are afraid of in the coi.i
ing campaign. There is another Iter,
that Is giving them worry., Thjy ar
wondering how they are to give an
answer to ths charges of corruption
Incompetency and 'maladministration
that have been brought out and prov
en by the various Democratic invest!
gating committees.
Tbe Moss committee brought to
light the shameful manner In whl
the plotters in the pure food bureau
had stripped Dr. Wiley of all power,
and made a farce of the law designed
to protect the public from the greed
of unscrupulous food dopers.
The Stanley committee learned
that the steel trust for years paid
tremendous profits on a capitaliza
tlon represented largely bM water
and blue air, and that the trust gob
bled' up the Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company, its principal rival, with the
aid and convivance of a republican
administration, ostensibly to prevent
a panic, but autually to Btlfle its main
competitor. Jt was further brought
out that men were acting as counsel
for the steel trust while receiving
money from the government as spec
lal "trust busters."
The probe of the state department
revealedt 'icney was expended iVr
one thing and charged, to another
while the oommlttee on expenditures
the navy department discoveiod
that more than $3,000,000 worth of
supplies " had been " taken from tho
Washington navy yard without an uc.
counting, and that the bookkeeping
system in use there is absolutely ridiculous.
These are but a few of many illus-
ratlons that could be given to. show
the value of honest investigations.
More than a dozen oiher committees
have turnd up equally important evi.
tlence.
" Any Fisherman
Ever ITIako a Million?
Probably not. Money means
something to most fishermen; they
work hard for it, and they want
their money's worth.
' Money's worth in fishing boots
means
"BOSTON" HUB
WARRIOR BOOTS
made by the Boston Rubber Shoe Co.,
which for 58 years has made the best
known rubber boots and shoes in the
world.
Its WARRIOR line is made of all-duck
and is prodigiously strong. Made in Hip, i
j? isning, snort, in au sizes
and sold everywhere.
Ask for the "Boston"
Warrior Boot and
Look for the Hub
Trade-Mark
It appears on all our
boots and shoes.
I0STM I1IBBEI SHOE CI.
Boston, V ass.
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ORDER HUB-WARRIOR DUCK BOOT8 FROM
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MANUFACTURERS AGENTS
Sawyer's Excelsior Crack Proof Oil Clothing, and Brown Crack.procf Mo
tonngr's Cc;t O
Remember The New
MR. WICKERSHAM AGAIN
"I am surprised," says Attorne;.
General Wickersham, "that the busi
ness men of this country have not
taken more advantage of that section
of the law which pennits the colls
tion of threefold damages when they
have been injured by a trust. That
sctlon is a powerful lever, and would
make those illegally organized, have
more respect for the law:"
Likewise, the people are surprised
that Mr. Wickersham as attorney-gen
eral does nt take advantage of the
law which makes it possible to
teend guilty trust magnates to jail.
They believe it would be an even still
more "powerful level."
PICKED HER OUT
Twa very nice little girls 'had a
quarrel one day.
"Anyhow said one to the other,
who was an adopted child, "your par.
ents are not real."
Where upon the other little girl re.
torted, 1 don't care my papa and ma
ma picked me out Tours had to take
you Just as yon came."
A STARVING INDUSTRY
The Woolen trnt is the most iu.
sistent of all the trusts in its demand
for a high tariff. - This trust still ccv'ls;
itself an "infant industry," a id art3
agents told the members 'f ' the
Ways and Means committee th:ir the
trust would starve to death if the
tariff were taken off of wool.
At Boston, on October 16th, Wil
liam Wood, president of the Woolen
trust, was a witness in a suit filed
against him by a man whom he had
knocked down and run over. The
judge asked Wood how many auto
mobiles he owned.
'I don't know," Wood replied.
how manyf cnauneurs do you em.
ploy?" asked the court
'Inever tried to keey track of
them," Wood answered.
Imagine a man so rich he cannot
keep track of the number of automo
biles ha owns! Then reflect on how
many of the workingmen who pur.
chase Mr. Wood'B highly protected
products are unable to keep track of
the number of Woolen suits they or
their children own.
PROTECTION HELPS FOREIGN
ERS
The Stanley! steel investigating
committee has made public the ex
port prices of steel trust products.
This is a very ' important piece of
news, Inasmuch as it shows great
ifferenccs in prices in favor of for.
eigners, and therefore, probably will
result in a great reduction, if not
the removal, of &l larift duty on
steel.
The figures given out shows that
the trust charges American consum
ers $32:97 per gross ton for steel
plates, while supplying the Identical
article to foreigners at $29.04. The
unprotected foreigner thus receives
an advantage of $3.93 over the pro
'scted Amercian customer. The ad
vantage given the foreigner in steel
rails is $3.84 per ton; In "tin plate.
$12.54, and in structural steel, $4.50.
Query: If tbe steel trust sells Its
products cheaper to foreigners than
to home consumer, who is the actual
beneficiary of the American protec
tive system? The foreigner or the
home consumer. -
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Electrical Firm
At 508 East Fearing; St, Where
You Can Get Work Of All Kinds
Done Promptly,
, A Complete Line Of Fixtures, Lamps, Shades,
Dry Batteries and Electrical Supplies Carried in
Stock.
Bids On House Wiring Furnish
ed For The Asking.
i Special Attention Given To
Dynamo and Motor Work.
City Electric Supply Co.
508 Fearing St. Elizabeth City, N. C. h
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THE HARVESTER THAT HARVESTS
We Have one of these machine,
on exhibition. Come in and we will
gladly show it to you, explain hw.
it works, etc.
..This machine is Simple in construe
tion, no , complicated machinery to
get out of order. Cuts threshes and
fans the peas and delivers them in a
box ready for sacking. Most per
fect pea harvester on the market. Be
sure to see It.
SPEIICE AIID
H01L0WELL CO.
(COMMISSION MERCHANTS)
18 WATER ST ELIZABETH CITY
Absolutely Pure
Absolutely has no substitute
Many mixtures rre offered as
substitutes for Royal. No other
baking powder is the same in
composition or effectiveness, or
so wholesome and economical,
nor will make such fine food.
Royal is the only Baking Powder made
S from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
tkii
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LADIES PARLORS
NEXT TO SOUTHERN HOTEL
11 EAST MAIN STREET
Hair made up, .Scalp and etectri
cal Treatments, Shampooing, Mas
saging. All hair goods dyed an
bleached. 1
HUNGRY?
Cheer up
No Matter how LATE.
The BUSY BEE CAFE is
still -open and there you
may order just what your
appetite craves, AND
GET IT QUICK
H.G.PAULOS,
, Prop.
Lake Drummond Canal & Water Co.
Lake Drummond Transportation Co.
Lake Drummond Towing Co.
Dismal Swamp
Canal
An Inland Route, Protected from '
1
i Storm
Nine Feet of Water Minimum Depttr
Always.
Quick Transit for Traffiic.
Prompt Towing and Freight
Movement.
For tolls, towing and freight rates
apply at office inr Seaboard Baak
Building, and at Deep Creek Lock.Ya
M. K. KING, J. A. MITTEN,
Pres. Secy.
J. B. BAXTER, Supt.
4. T. WHITEHURST, Traffiic M'gV.
Succeed wh everything ee Ms.
In ervons pmitratiott and female
weakaeMes tfcey are the supreme
remedy, as thoosanos bvc testified.
FOR KIDNEY. LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
1lM beat medicine aver ao!d
over dragffct'e coomet.