North Carolina Newspapers

i r The Polk County News. BALL1NGER SCORED. Columbus, N. C. Democrats on Investigating Committee Make Report ALSO INSURGENT REPUBLICAN. "The good old summertime" la en terms on ita last lap. ( f Even Indian maharaiana set to be nuisances, according to London ro" Republican Members Have Not Re- ported Conclusions Axe Blistering Up to CongressWhat Next ? Some -persona dire into shallow ter at summer resorts and others get engaged. ' a Earthquakes that hate to be snubbed are careful to keep away from San Francisco since the fire. Minneapolis, Minn. "That Richard A. Ballanger has not been true to the trust reposed in him as Secre tary of the Interior, that he is not ThA crown urinca of Siam refuses deserving: of tublic confidence and to be a polygamist and he does not that he should be requested by the say it in Japanese, either. proper authorities to resign nis oi- fice." ! If the cows will not gire milk The foregoing 'sums up tne nndings when there . is no rain we will be of the four Democratic members of driven to milking a can of condensed tho Ballinger-Pinchot congressional cow. investigating committee which were made public Friday. i The cold storage figures indicate The Republican members issued no that omelets will be more reliable report of any kind bearing on the next winter that poached eggs on controversy. toast An indeoendent report was given out by Mr. Madison, the insurgent An Indiana mole kicked a motor- Republican from Kansas, which de- cycle and cyclist across the road the clares also that Mr. Ballinger "should other day. Some mules seem almost not De retained, that he was an un human. , faithful trustee of the people's in terest, an enemy of conservation" That little earthquake out in San anj tt the 'charges of Gifford Pin- UNCERTAIN GONETO a higher court HIS LIFE TJovd W. Bowers Solicitor General u s " passes at Boston. Bullet in Dangerous. Place m Mayor's Neck. Wheaton "Bowers, aged 5l? life-long friend of President Taft, diedat the jqS ftf RMD TO ' REMOVE xiotei xourame m mis ;.y;. Death came suddenly, the result of a cardiac thrombus, which ended an illness of months, due to an attack of bronchitis. : The 4eath of Mr. Bowers, who relinquished an exceedingly re- muneraiive posiiion as ittinwo wi"- . . A . . i0vfl!n tu JnfiPS of. solicitor New York. You might as well M.u oo iofio flt the in- have the truth about Mayor , Gaynor. sUnce of President Taft, . removes a It.isbound to come ouWntime. .nAa nv.. nf-ihs- tcvi read daily., of. the Mayor's vacancies in the Supreme Court bench, improvement in condition, of his long . : . , walks and all that sort ot tiling, iou $1,562,600,000 Import Trade. may also recall that the bullet has vvasningion. uucie oam a piv not been extracted irom ms inroau In Nominating Gaynor For Governor Care Must Be Taken in Selecting Man For Second Place. trade under the Payne-Aldrich tariff l&w during the past year, wr - a re cord breaker, according to the govern ment statistical' experts. Under this law during; the 12 months ending July 31, last, imports aggregating $1,562,600,000 eame into the United The fact is, the Mayor is j the ob ject of utmost solicitude. The bullet is lodged so close to an artery un the throat that .the physicians are afraid to go after it. ( In- a man. of his age the arteries Francisco the other day did no dam age,, but the restored city did not like the hint of its calling again. Our friends of the Weather Bureau are respectfully notified that one large verification of those rain predictions is still overdue. The man who ate 61 ears of corn for a prixe probably followed nature's example by holding the ears down as he ate them, with his fore-feet. The aeroplane as a possible factor In warfare is. somewhat handicapped by the tempting target it would make for even an ordinary marksman. An "author of many arithmetics' has peacefully died in Pennsylvania, but the arithmetics, dear children, are still alive and waiting for the fall term. A scientist who has been investiga ting decides that grasshoppers are en tirely useless. Evidently he never had a flock of young turkeys to be fattened. chot should be sustained. These findings will be printed and l.j :iu n tieu Willi v,unj;ics!. The Democratic report as signed by Senators Duncan U. Fletcher of North Dakota, and Representatives Ollie James of Kentucky and James M. Graham of Illinois. It says: "Summarized, the Democratic findings declare that s the evidence shows : "i "That there was" no conspiracy against Mr. Ballinger. "That Gifford Pinchot and L. K. Glavis were faithful trustees of the people's interest. "That Mr. Ballinger 's conduct on certain occasions was intended to and did have the effect of deceiving the President. "That Mr. Ballinger action in having .'clear listed' the so-called' Cunningham Alaskan coal lands, and ordering them patented, showed bad faith. "That he advocated a bill to vali date Alaskan coal claims alleged to be fradulent. , "That his action in acting as attor ney in cases pending in the land office while he was commissioner was States. Of this total $794,600,000 was are brittle and there is danger that listed as dutiable while $768,000,000 in dislodging the bullet an artery may entered free of duty. AlthQugn " break and the distinguished i patient was the first year of the Payne- uieel to death. Aldrich law, it eclipsed all former tin allowing the bullet -to remain, records under the Dmgley, Wilson thre js the danger that it may work and McKinlev laws. The banner ar0und and impinge its metal edge year of the previous 18 years had UPon an aretry. This is the cause of been in 1907 when, under tne mngiey the solicitude of the Mayor's inends. act, $1,456500,000 of imports was His physical condition is :. being recorded.- - ! taken into account bv the politicians; Customs rece'.rt3 during the past thev sav that in nominating him for year amounted to $327,900,000, which Governor they would have I to con was more than $17,000,000 in excels 6eT very carefully the man for sec- of the previous year under tne uing- 0Q& piace. ley act. - Yet the Gaynor for Governor boom is increasing. Daily reports come Pope Fights Modernism. from up State of the formation of Rome. Pope Pius X, has lssuea Gaynor clubs everywhere, and un- mtn nrnrin. crivino- nftw and Dtac- quesnonawy. a practical ana pens-. tical measures to be adopted against the growing modernist campaign. The Pontiff reiterates all rules pre viously set forth against modernism, especially in the encyclical pasceudi, and adds that the bishops and the rec- tent campaign is being conducted in his behalf. On the Track of Pellagra. Washington. Word has been re ceived at the marine hospital labora tors of Catholic colleges mast y J public health service, who his been attentively the delopme of the studying' pellagra, has young clergy, seeing to it ;aat the sailed forthis country. He has had f SElIS ?:h.LeJf' f.J; a hard but interesting summer's work. Z He is very conservative and care- 7 predictions, so that He L u r L;n; i,;c has not ventured any additional sug i I kafiM ua:nrf gestions as to the source of pella- promo rate se, every acoiyve, uwjt uci. - . . believed by the physl- noted; every new confessor, in- " . . J., 1 ' iniAtk "P m ' cians of the service that thev are on , canon, or holder of a similar of- . , -u i,a WhUfi he ru a&rinr txrn ' 1Iva a Gonnectiont mail lrwt tin ThA iwmi reprehensible whose lives he sared mirht at lMut -That he helped to lorce the Lun have the good taste to eet un a nnrae ningham coal claims to a hearing be for him. ' l lore tne government was ready to proceed. The wireless is turnin out to be -lhat he encouraged insubormna- the "best criminal catcher in the busi- 'lon m he reclamation servica and ness. There is no escape for the bold- condoned improper official conduct in eel and shrewdest from its liehtnin- that connection." like, tell-tale agility. Numerous official acts of Mr. Bal linger are attacked. High ?jrai.e is Scientists announce that they have given Gifford Pinchot, former chief Isolated the germ of leprosy and hope forester, and L. R. Glavis, former soon to have a cure. But there is no chief ot held division of the general hope in sight for those afflicted with land office. an Itching for public office. ' Mr. Madison's conclusion? are: . That the charges of Messrs. Gin vis A Princeton professor contends that and Pinchot .should be sustained. the common Iden of heaven Is wrong "That Mr. Ballinger has been un- Now if someone will determine Just faithful to the public interests. what is the common idea of heaven, "That in the matter of the Cun the whole matter will be settled. ningham coal lands he was a faith "fill rnc toa f tVia ratrn 'a itiforncf s The hobble alert shows signs of "That with regard to the re joining the autonobile and the airship clamation service he has taken action for place in the accident-record con- tending towards its disintegration." test Its use if a comment for the Secretary Ballinger 's action in re cynical on the lomen of this liberty- storing water power sites without in seeking day. tention to withdraw is also criticised along with his conservation rfoliev. inougn me Duneun or the Chicago among other things. special park commission concedes that At what time the Republicans will the larvae of the tussock moth "is one eive out their findings could not be ,oi tne most oeautirui or our caterpil- learned. lars, - it does not recommend that the arvae oe ueaiea as pets. .ToTiTiRtn-am PlnnH Vi-rflms TTnAarfTi Johnstown. Pa. -The hones of Canada Is also a big country, al- eio-M disininted skeletons, victims nf inougn not yet m tne same class with the flood of 21 years ago, were dug the United States as regards popula- from the hen" of the flonemnno-K vi- uon ana general aeveiopment. There at- the foot , of the famous old stone uavw ueu reyurva 01 crop iaUUTes in Kn. ncminct yvhioh ha fon of tae xjommion. inow comes tne ex planation that in some quarters grain and other products have suffered from drought. But in other sections there has been an ample supply of moisture and the yield will be good. The out cries of. the calamity shouter and the speculator must be taken with due al lowance on both sides of the border. fice, and every ecclesiastical official, before taking possession of his post the track of the disease and will be able soon to determine its origin. It FARMERS TO BE ON GUARD Will Demand Legislation For Planters : -i-Legislatures Will be Visited. , .;,;:. ; i ,:;--y;:vW'-; C'- Charlotte, N. ; C Hereafter Con gress and .. i Stato Legislatures will be visited 'by a -legislative committee from the j National Farmers t Union which' ''will see that the demands of the farmers are ear ned out, and if not, why not.'v The committee will work for the passage of laws to prevent gambling in agricultural products; against the establishment of .central government banks; to restrict foreign immigra- tion, and to gradually reduce the tariff to a revenue basis, j The report of the committee on education, presented by President D. H. Hill; of the North; Carolina Agri cultural and Mechanical College," ap pealing to the State and national Goveimments for more agricultural schools and more liberal education for the farmer, was unanimously indor sed. I The union adopted a resolution approving heartily the. movement of the Reciprocity League to have meat restrictions removed. I Human Orchid's Mother Free. . Los Angeles, Cal. 'Mrs. John Tan ner has secured a divorce in Judge Hutton's court and permission to as sume ! her maiden name of jKleanor Milbank Anderson. . This announcement will stir the bluest blood section of the old- Hol land I families in New York I society, for Mrs. Tanner is the mother of Betty Tanner, the 4 human .orchid," who is being reared here byehemical formula, so that she j will live to in herit the Milbank fortune j of $25, 000,000 now (in possession! of lier grandmother, Mrs. Abraham Archi bald, Anderson. ; ,N r .- . Mrs. Tanner"", testified, that her mother bad to supply all the money for tr.e family expanse .. The mother is awarded complete custody of the child, Betty. Death of Alabama's Ex-Governor. Montgomery. Ala. Gen. W. C. Oates died here Saturday, j He was formerly Governor f Alabama, a Confederate veteran and a brigadier general in the Spanish-American war. He was a former Congressman and a present member "of the Chickamauga park" commission. ,1.1 During the Spanishr American- war he was a brigadier of volunteers. must take 'aS "ioyaltHo -.1 eStab.ished that these I nniiliieinns w, 1 1 nrT arrfatk with rhnso healthy Catholic doctrine and cipline. dis conclusions will not agree with those published by Dr. Sobone of Paris, who recently announced that he had discovered the carrier of the disease in a night-flying insect. ' It is also said at the laboratory that there is no truth in the state- Total New Cotton Ginned. . Washington. D. C The number of bales of cotton ginned to Septem ber 1, from the growth of 1910, was ment that the scientists are tracing 356,824 bales, round bales counted as hookworm in pasteurised and con- half bales! according to the report hfts be don d h circl mstanceSl a fni 1 " or the census tsureau maae inurs- are not such as to justify ! spending day. .The 1909 total was 388,242 time in looking , for what idoes not bales, the 1908,, 402,229 bales, and exist. j the 1907, 200,278 bales. ' Comparative statistics by States of cotton ginned, follows: - State. Alabama . . Arkansas . . Florida . . ; . Georgia. . . . Mississippi. . Louisiana . . . North Carolina. South Carolina. Tennessee . Tgx3s Oklahoma . . All other (States 1910. 4,505 27 604 ,2,818 535 1,106 4 198 Bank President Pardoned. Macon, Ga. J. W. Cabaniss, form erly president of the Exchange Nat- 1909. ional Bank of Macon, who was con 13,535 victed in the superior court iand sen 449 tenced to one year on the state prison 3,542 farm and a fine of $500 for declaring 106,301 illegal dividends, has been pardoned j.,ou by Governor Brown. 3,450 1,070 Strikers Lost Heavily. 18,949 New Bedford, Mass. After being 4 idle for nearly four weeks and losing JJ7,901 an aggregate amount of wages which 1.30 will exceed $30,000, the 3,000 strik 1 Insr laborers and hod-camera ot this water hurled human lives, bouses and everything ' movable. - Besides . the bones, coins, kitchen utensils, sewing machines and many, other relics were appropriated by the working men but the bones have been- gathered in bags and . will be buried in the Grandview cemetery. ; ' ; : I , . The official figures showing that du ring the calendar year 1909 the ex- Lorimer Quite Hamilton Club. Chicago. -A terse note of resig- penditures in the United States for nation from the Hamilton Club, of building operations aggregated about which he had teen a membertmariy a omion aoiiars, surpassing tne record VMrs:. W91 fu mo- lro of 1906 by ten 10 cent, not only prove Sunday by United States Senator how completely the country had re- Willi iJ,nW t 'ifa f covered from the "panic" of 1907 but indicate that the people have made a fresh start in prosperity. There may be checks and reverses from time to time, but no nation like ours -can be club president, John H. Batten, in withdrawing .his . invitation . to the Roosevelt banquet Thursday v night. The invitation was withdrawn at the demand? of Colonel' Roosevetr,' who kpermanenUy crippled or Indus- refused to attend a banquet t 4vhich senator jonmer aiso was a fguescr ..328,625 397 5 The number of Sea Island bales in- Pcity have returned to work. The men eluded is 208 as compared with 1,236 failed to obtain an advance in wages tor 1909. j . for which thev struck. Will Keep Out Cholera. Washington. The pubic health and marine hospital service is clearing for action to prevent cholera, now spreading through Russia and more recently discovered in Germany and France, from being I brought to this country. Officers of the service are more alarmed at the; probabilities of the plague being imported by immi grants than they are willing; to admit. 1 ; Lost Lives! to Save Others. Newport Nevs, Ya. Death by drowning rather than by fire is be lieved to have 'been the fate of the three men who sacrificed their lives Thursday dn the battleship North Dakota, when an explosion of oil took place in one of the compartments of the jmighty dreadnaught. It was in an effort to put out the blazing sea of oil by flooding the compartment with water that the men lost their lives rather than -by the fire itself. Barbecued Rattlesnake for Lawyers. Americus, .Ga.- Home raised dia mond backed rattlesnake, barbecued and served in nice tender i portions will be the main epicurean attraction of a feast planned for the attorneys of this city by Mose Henderson, an ante! bellum negro, who f declares there's nothing more, delicious and satisfying than a,, reptile sandwich. ; California Will Give $10,000,000. Bank Examinations Criticised. Sacramento, ual.rne con stitu- vvasningron. "in almost every tional amendment providing for the afe of a national iank failure, since . . . .. . ,i t I have been conrmtroller said Tflv- submission, to tne voxers oi tne state n u e i, - b. rence O. Murray, comptroller of the of a proposal to . levy a special tax currency, " the insolvency could have of $5,000,000 to finance the Panama been , averted had- the national bank Pacific Exposition in San Francisco examiner determined the ttue con in wqc alnnfP1-W flie Reri of o dition and reported his findings in 1 t, orv,aVfrAt "a;i. q time for me to force a correction in , The amendment permitting- San f:ha jm5n:.fwiinn wvc .ffoi Francisco to alter its charter to in- Mr. Mn cur, a bonded indebtedness of $5,- tion to go into every bank examining uuu.uuu lor me samu purpuj,u; was district and investigate personally the also , adopted. . - - work of the, national bank examlnprs ' 4 on that ohi.vnr.o r,oi woman s xugnway rwoooenes. among cows. . Nevertheless a good I . - Covington, iL.a. Afl houses in tje many people who are unable to cause northwestern part of this parish have trouble in any other way. will con- their doors locked , and windows unue xo Keep cnicKens. , , . . 1( , , . , . Darrea ai me approacn oi mgniiau -The evening service at n rhnrrh n as the inhabitants are all terror New Jersey has been discontinued be-1 stricken over the exploits of a woman cause of mosquitoes. And It cannpt highway .robber. It is alleged that that ' . I ' . w ZZZ? for the nurroJ a burly ma . said M . a S. - -.. - i xxr- i .1. iv: j tbe effect pr the sermon, the congre-1 ' " f eu, . uas uciu up at me pomi ot a monappea un.ia returned. Car Strike Cost $2,300,000. ytfa-m VAtt T.iffla T5Viool .Qiimni. Tl.;i 3 ii k ':" ! i "-v tv" .v , i jrniiaueipnia. ivccoramg to a re- I the 3-year-old son of Dr. ,Seimeca, a port" submitted to the directors of the prominent Italian physician, -is safe, Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company ly in the hands of his relatives afteT the strike of the conductors and having been held for nearly three motormen in the early part of the months a captive by 1 black h:ind ' ' gs year cofl t&e company- $2,- r 300,000.- v : T.U -UVI. u u ' - me loss m rue wuuuwij ui vub I'uv uavu bui tores rinnnw tha sfrJVo n tl Knn far acoanail Ilia nnlina .4ran-nif " ' .1 v , .1 , ' ' -"K- ,u rvuv, uu;. ui.. uuu, ana- xnat tne exnensps monn- Much mystery surrounds the cir- .beeara'ft of the liffi-Hv j cumstances ot the child's reappear- $800,000. A deficit of $1,300,000 for ance. the last fisfeal .1 WVVAk . gation ' refused 5 to be bored by the mosauitoea- revolver '"and robbed several men in the vicinity of Onvil ;and Red Bluffs during the past few weeks. Literally Scared to Death. - Criunen Emnlova PattiniA-i- Greenville, S. C It isJ possible London. Another step in the fisht that the ne??ro Rnnlr fihrr. -ivlin I fM. "n Pn'nnA. j'hj t , . - - .. . iV vnjjcu iiiu lu-iss jueneve was was Thursday convicted of killing taken Fridav when w ,:Z Pfficer Waldrop at Piedmont,; S. C, engaged by the defense examinedf the r r 6"" . ? 1 wwy uueunneu in vn-ppen S cellar in iT"" mcvuciu was uiuugufc iuiu xtlll LftOX UreSC.ent. irtnilrt ' Gi:i4.- court to be, sentenced he jfell in a Newton ejepects ; to receive - reports dead faint and his groans caused from thesn natlmlAo-fc, .v?, spectators ', to believei that the negro basis of. his erossJramin. t;- S! was in the throes of death-. He was police . exoerta tTr;"um v",!11 f1'1"" unuea next Wednesday; An analysis cell in the, county jatf and a physician has been retained by" the defend fo if wu. - tuuswui, ttueu- invesiieaie ine aiieveri tinH n on in the body. - .. dance, on him. Expensive to Get Georgia Governor. Atlanta, Ga. For the Democratic nomination for Governor of Georgia, Hoke Smith, successful candidate in the recent primary, election, paid $17,596.10 according to an itemized expense account filed by him with the comptroller general of the State. Of this amount friends contributed to his campaign f urid f $7,097.47, . the remainder out of Mr. Smith s pocket: Governor Joseph Mt Brown, spent $3,950.75 in y an .unsuccessful effort to secure a renomination. . ' 1 ' 'Tot the Good of the Party Nashville, Tenn.Governor ' Mr R. Patterson" has ' withdrawn from the race to succeed himself as Governor of Tennesee. Governor Patterson wa sthe nominee of the : regular fac tion of the Democratic i party ' and has been bitterly opposed by the in denenoVnt. Rfotoi ,iAa U:vfi Democrats, who, .in coalition with the Republicans, elected a State judiciary last month, defeating ' a ticket for which Governor Patterson made a strenuous campaign of the State.. 100 Rockfellers in Reunion. , Newburg, N. Y.There were 100 Rockefellers here Frid a'v , fnr union of the Rockefeller Family As- sociauon, nut John D. Rockefeller, tne best known of ' all the clan, Was absent. 9 ' . - ' - . - ' . . "owuauvu ueia a series of so cial entertainments and .also elected outers, . isenjamin F. Rockefeller: of anon City, .Col. being chosen presi dent. '.'"- : : - 1 'WOULMMWifcK Makes tbe slUa sort as Telvet. imZTz complexion, iiest saampoo m de r T' im akin emotions. i ' Urei,. ' m r - "Mn Mtmyon'a Hair Invigorator euro- a P" lialr from; falling out, makes hai"111 If Ton ha.Te DTummala ,8 "Mr 0 r v IU1V llr... use Munyon's Paw-Paw Pins. ThJv iousnesB, Constipation and drlv a n i CUr w. HOME REMEDY CO.. Philadelphia, p EOPHl W. L. 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For HEADACHE Hicks CAPCDm Whether from Colds, Heat, Stomach Nervous Troubles, Capudine will relip J: It's liquid pleasant to take acts immlL ately. Try It. 10c, 25c.. and 60 cents at in, tores. " Faith is not a blind, irrational asset, but an Intelligent" reception of tie truth on adequate grounds. Charles Hodge. Social Debts. "She telephones me every day." "What Is the reason of that." "I owe her a call and she is deter mined to collect it" A Fallen Idol. "What makes you so sure the Amer ican public is fickle?" "The reception a player -who used to bo on the home team gets when lie comes visiting." Just Like a Girl. "Her cooking-school habits are i good deal of bother to me." teow now?" "She always grants me to taste tte gasoline ' when ' the automobile teat working right." Remarkable Young Lady. From a feuilleton: "Her voice was low and soft; but once again, as Janet Fenn , withdrew from the room and closed the door after her, the fiendish gleam came into her odorless eyes." 'If we hear, any more of Janet we will let you know." Punch. Unfair. Senator John H. Bankhead, discuss ing a political move, said, with a smile: "Oh, it's too coldly calculated. It's almost unfair. In fact, it's like Mrs. Blank. "Mrs. Blank is a leader of Bar Har bor society. Her husband said to her, one afternoon, as she made a very elaborate toilet for a garden party that she was giving to some members of the British legation: " 'Why did yoti write to all our guests that this party was to be absolutely Informal?' Mrs. Blank laughed. " 'So as to be the best-dressed job an present, of course,' she said." PRESSED HARD. . . Coffee's Weight on Old Age When prominent men realize the in jurious effects of coffee and the change in health that Postum can bring, twr. IU JCUU lUCli cv. thft : 'hiTsfl rtt Aitiorc A superintendent of public school in a Southern state says : "My fflottj er, since her early childhood, was aa inveterate coffee drinker, had W troubled with her heart for a numher of years and complained of that wea all over' feeling and sick stomach. Qnm t 4Tv"k err. T tttq a m akini? an : ficiaL visit to a distant part of w country and took dinner with one the merchants of the place. I hPtic a somewhat peculiar flavor of the c fee, and asked him concerning it replied that it was Postum. I pleased with it tkat, after the meai over, I bought a package t0 home with me, and had wife p nare some, for the next meal; whole family liked it so well that discontinued coffee and used Psl entirely. - 1 had really been at times anxious concerning my mothers -iir i..' . .x, j after v1 uiuua, dui we nouceu T A . m . 1 X chft f usium xor a snori umc, )t. much jbetter than she did prior i felt use, and had little trouble with neart and n6 sick stomacu, headaches were not so frequeDTeA her general condition much impro This continued unUl she was as and hearty - as the rest of us- 1 know Postum, has benefi te a self and the other members of tn ily,;l)nt in a more marked -dep the, case of my mother, as she Victim of long standing." $ f -Errw rad the above one appears from time to Interest , v -