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PUBLISHED EVERY TTJ-ES-D-A.-Y JIXJD FR-CD-AV. V0L. XX. NO. 51 SHELBY, N. C. TUESDAY. JUNE 27 1911. $1.00 A YEAR IN ADVANCE KING GEORGE IS CROWNED EIGHTH KING OF HOUSE OF HAN-OVER England's Greatest Day in her Histo ryKing George and his Consort, Queen Mary are Crowned in the Abbey of Westminster With All Religious Rites and Rich Splendor. London June 22-King George eighth King Of the House of Han over, was today consecrated to the service of the British Fmpire and in turn received the public homage of his world-wide sub jects. With his consort, Queen Mary, his majesty was crowned in the Ahbev of Westminster with all the wealth of religious rites and royal ceremonial prescribed by historic custom. The picture within the gray walled Abbey was one of medi veal splendor. The coronation services, solemn. and imposing, were those handed xlown'from the earlier centuries and the ac- ANOTHER INVENTION Mr. W. J. Hogue is Granted a Patent on Cotton Seed Seperator-Will Be Made Here." Mr, W. J. Hogue received a telegram the other day from Washington saying he had been granted a patent on a cotton seed seperator which he recent ly invented. The machine is designed to remove the faulty and unproductive seed from the good seed and will be a great convenience to farmers in plant ing. SOME FIGURES ON PROHIBITION OUANITY OF LIQUOR SHIPPED INTO DRY STATES Startling Report by Interstate Com merce Commission Jacksonville is Largest Shipping Point Millions of Gallons Shipped Each Year From Wet Into Dry Territory. Washington, June 23. Ap proximately twenty million tfallnns nf Honors nnniinllv are Mr. Hogue has been Work-' shinned hv YnrAQS nrinrina 1 lv ing on the model ror eight years from maii order houses, direct and now he has it perfected so j to consumers in prohibition it will do most satisfactory ' states, work. He is a practical farmer I xbis startling fact was deve himself and his ideas were put loped today in an inquiry con mto the machine. Mr. John B. ducted by the Interstate Com Clay, formerly of this county, merCe Commission into pro but now of Hickory, did the p0Sed changes in express classi mechanical part of the construe- fications which may result in tionandthe patent is granted an advance of rates on packages MARSHALS FOR FOURTH Mr. A. W. McMurry Is Chief-Handsome Portrait Of George Wash ington Will Be Awarded To Town- . ship. ,". ' . : Mr. A. W. McMurry, chief marshal for the great Fourth of July celebration, and his assis tant, Mr. C. R. Doggett. tiave selected the various marshals from the eleven townships in the county. One addition fea ture has been arranged for this day, and that is, a handsome portrait of George Washington will be awarded to the township having the largest number of USE NEW CHURCH Baptist Church is Used Planning For Dedication in August. Sunday morning the first use was s made of the new Baptist Church building since it has been erected. Sunday school was held and immediately after adjournment, regular church services were held in the Sun day School room. Rev. C. A. Jenkins preached an able ser mon and every seat was filled. The main church room is not readyfor use yet, but will be as soon as the seats are put down. Recently it was ALL NEWS OF THE CAROLINAS NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS IN BRIEF ; to both of them jointly. The machine measures 14 in ches in width and two and a half feet in length. It is turn ed by hand and can seperate tors in the principal and second-.about 50 bushels a day. The ary roles of the great function faulty and undeveloped seed are to-day were garbed in reproduc- j worked through a sieve by tions of the multi-colored gold means of a drag chain. Mr. embroidered trappings worn by Hogue had a specimen of the their ancestors. , work on the streets Friday and Outside the usually dull streets the farmers who saw what it had been transformed into a could do were high in their mass of color. The King and praise, and think it will be a Queen's progress to the Abbey great convenience in getting a and the return to Buckingham good stand of cotton and the Palace was one unbroken ova- best yield. tion. The route was hedged Now since the patent is grant with a vast polyglot host with a ed. the inventors are looking background of bravely decorated toward its manufacture and large containing liquors. rKummriun muvlmli jtownship to which the commissioner Minora, wno portrait will be given, conducted the inquiry and pre- The marshals are as follows: pared the opinion of the com- ( n0 l. A. Humphries. Joe mission, points out that the in- c.McCraw, H.. W. Gallimore dustry directly concerned is and piato Allison, that of the mail order liquor ; No. 2: B. W. Peeler. Thomas houses. "It was the spread of j. jolly, Garland Green and prohibition movement," the William Lattimore. t opinion says, "that gave vitalityj No. 3: Forest Austell. Fred to this character of traffic in Webber. William Lowery and liquor. With State-wide pro- George Patterson, hibition came the interstate No. 4: Charles Hardin. C. F. traffic in liquor. The decision Hamright, N. F. McMillan, H. of the Supreme Court that this -p. Fulton, traffic was interstate and. there- No. 5: Jethrow Beam, Charles fore, superior to interference putnam. Dr, A. L. Little and by the State governments gave zeb V. Cline. the industry a tremendous im- No. 6: Coleman Blanton. Mike horseback riders nere on that ha ve all the former naKtors of day. This is not to apply to the church here for the dedicat Shelby, but No. 6 township out- ion which will probably take side of Shelby can compete. 'place in August. Rev. Dr. W. The four marshals in each d. Hubbard, now ofBirming township will be relied upon to ham. Ala. . will be asked to bring as many horseback riders preach the dedictatory sermon. MTai , OI.S MOOREDROWNED selves on a school house in their ( WhiIe , Bathlng Sunday h Buf faIo Creek Moore Drowns His Com panion Tries to Rescue Him. While bathing in Buffalo Creek in this county Sunday, Mr. Otis Moore of Blacksburg, S. C, was drowned. He and his companion. Mr. R. S. Cooksey, were in bathing together. And when Mr. Cooksey was some distance from him, something like cramp seemed to grip him. Mr. Cooksey did all in his pow er to rescue his companion, but to no avail. . Mr. Moore was the son of Mrs. J?E. Sapoch. He was nineteen years of age. ' STORM VISITS US innniiHia 4- Jl m. J J -- . J RaIa TUillf nVTAll 4f rfltra 4 It A viewing oiauua ouu wuiuuwa aim uvj tAvi wjnc mc , , .-,tk.. ... y , , , , , .. 1 roofs, allof which were crammed contract for mak to their capacity. to a local machme shop or nr :ilv . whf. nf this n Passes trough Shelby Friday. Hundreds of thousands of foundry spectators shouted themselves hoarse at central points like the Mall and the entrance to the ad mirably archway, where the gov ernment stands held a score of nress romnanies as the carriers Pnmwoll qj. x , vviunblli -. Of nractically the Whole Of this No 7- C. C. MrRr.iver John traffic. McBrayer. Lester Hamrick.' A damaging storm with hail, Jacksonville leads. James Irvin. , . wind and rm passed this way "Jacksonville. Fla..orobabv is No. 8: L. C. Palmer. W. S. "77 7. Young Crane is Badly Crushed While the largest shipping point f o r Lattimore. P. S. Gettys. Ben eraoie carnage w crops ana lana, Playing on a Turntable. liauorinthe South, sends out Jenkins. BOY IS CRUSHED thousands. Trafalgar Square was Happenings in the Two States Boiled Down in Brief Paragraphs For Busy Readers of The Star The Most Important Things of the Week Summed Up. At Chester, S. C, Monday af ternoon, Col. E. T. Atkinson, 80 years old, who had been in fee ble health died suddenly. His wife was annrised of hi death decided tc and died in ten minutes. Gertrude Smith, a woman of the underworld in Asheville, at temped suicide Monday nighfby taking carbolic acid, She is ex pected to recover. Mrs. Margaret Shuford, wife of Sidney Shuford, died Monday at her home in Jacob's township, Cabarrus county, after a long illness, aged 70. Husband and threa children survive. W. B. West died in a hospital in Fayetteville Monday from the effects of swallowing a particle of a pine splinter which he was using as a toothpick. The splin ter was removed by an opera tion but the result was fatal. About 100 truckmen employed by the Southern railway at its transfer sheds in Spencer went on a strik Monday when their demands for an increase in pay from $1.25 to $1.50 per day were refused. Men from other points were brought in to take their places. ' . At Henderson early Saturday inommg;wthe-"new Methodist church, two store rooms and three residences were burned. Miss Pearce lost, her life, v While attempting to rescue a companion who had gone out into the water beyond his depth, of of people. fully crushed by the Lawndale a year. n i? i n raruameni square, J . : , 77. " J " j turnuDie lasi inursuay wnne oout voo.uuu gallons; nienmona It was quite a surprise to the' . it i . j 3t 1 ' - - - . . No O R C Hirks s A Park- cmzens ior me cioua aia not , Robert, the 10-year old son two er. P. L. Peeler and R. R. Lack- look heavy or threatening. JustjDr. and Mrs. James R. Ware of (ireenville, S. ,U., was drowned Chattanooga ships a- Young Evans Crane, the 8 between three and four thous . i , j f Hf. T? U " . j i r i uenSeiy pacKea inai ic wouia - "-J"; " 1 .V.v " ev. North of hew outside the town nave been possible to traverse u""1"" '"'s gauuusuduj.uidwwiuiauuui .,.-,-.,. . limits there waaarecnlar water-'ooo,, a. V r. V. Qfjition at the river, was oain- nH one-half million Gallons No. 10: John J. Mull. Marvin lmuta was f water- Saturday. 4uue waiimgontneneaus -; " Bpout L,tUe nyerg l0rmed m T , huju.,11. n, anu , , . . ,i ut. jonn urevara Aiexanaer. Clubland and Constitution Hill held their countless thousands. The tumult of thunderous wel come was almost deafening as the King and Queen passed on the outward and home jeurneys, he and his comrades were push ing it around for amusement. The boys were out picking black berries and wandered off to the turntable. Somehow the Crane eiernn v.n r4 l ofio Nft lienrtfe Kee er: Sam "" ""f" , t Wori;.b- a a w,ri;;i, t,a two trees near Mr. H a. .... oCi:.o. a.. oik .T T Ruff son sand Mr. S. L. Gillespie s. uncaus 6ju(wu. rvuKuaui ij.- .. .. Thara ,aa onma hall MfU fka , In Sih Kir Crnvar Hdmrint -4.K,iv..w bwiv imn tiMi wis Rafe King. L. A. Blanton, "Reminisences of the and other 150. 111.. and Norfolk, Va Cairio. Emporia, Va.. Louisville, i IU IWHW jeUIIlCjrS, A ' T . ,r PolW, ncnor MnDravw mUCO. bfh,4nttad w Tl'-Sr: 'im.rm& Olltr 5"' " ' MnmaA u,. the table and his nips were stately, superb calvacade of em-crushed. The doctors feared he inent Prinee mnnv tht'maoivpft would not recover because of heirs to thrones; statesmen, di- internal injuries, but he Dlomats i.m,T,tia, taken to the hospital ors and men -of all hues, races operation performed. George Moore Loui Gardner. and creeds from the ters of the globe. four quar- lesscomplications set get well. was an and un in, he will Va.. and Savannah. Ga.. more than 100000 Gallons each ler Harris. annually. activf in south Home Players "The movement is much more The following letter address' ...a.. a tie . w iiiu uui wieu i , . . T Wi'l : P5' jrcaio cidents and aspects of life in the South during and prior-to the civil war died in Charlotte Sat urday afternoon. Olin Dunlap, a 10-year old son back of Mr. A C. Miller's . home of Mr. J. C. Dunlap of Norwood, , the hail was teriffic and stripped Stanley county fell 60 in a well the leaves from Mr. A. W.. Mc- the other . day. Two negroes . Murrv's cotton. The Datch of the were digging in -the well. One rain but this did not amount to In the heart of town the Down on n.j.i .tr-.u. .. . . J j Doutn vv asni-urion ssireei anu REST ROOM The Maxwell Sales in Past 10 Days Chas. L. Eskridge. the alert agent for the Maxwell cars, re ports six sales within the past ten days. He sold to the follow ing gentlemen. active in the bouth than in ed to The editor comes from hail was narrow and the ram saw the boy tailing, we braced other sections of the country. Mooresboro and we take pleas- did not extend but a few miles himself and caught the boy. partly because of the large ure in publishing it: The below town. A stroke of light auanities of very cheap Mooresboro ball steam desires ning knocked the chimney from manufactured BALE YOUR HAY Place For The Ladies From Country And Visitotors Rest. The ladies of the Civic Lea gue, always awake and looking out for the bes, interests of Shelby and tha entertainment of its guests, have " furnished " mi cots and other furniture a $625.00 Runabout, room in the basement of t h e pr,c h a m p i o n . Mooresboro courthouse for the ladies from 5975,00 Runabout. the country and any other visi-' cas. W. Laughridge, Marion, :ors to Shelby. Entrance is $1,150.00 Touring car. irom the east side of courthouse. Dr. Guy W. Kirby . Marion. This is a commendable work mk nop nnohmit home and Loose Hay b Bulky and Catches Dust , That Makes Stock Cough. Buys Out Partner Progressive Farmer. r T nrfan Newton who ha Loose hay is so bulky that it Mr. E. A. Powers' upset his garage. Mr. City. BoilinsSprings. Lattimore been the Junior member of the "'f;5 ' and Mooresboro. We want it Newton Grocery Company has S3I, hay quick.y gathers dust on the part of the League, and we feel sure one that will be appreciated. Drops Dead. whiskey manufactured and that a correction be made re shipped there for the consumpt- garding the Fourth of July. ion of the negro population. You stated that Shelby would The opinion concludes with play a mixed team composed of the statement that although it the best players from Forest is not the intention of the com- Geo. W. Jones. Bostic. $625.00 mission to dwell upon the moral T? urm hrmt rf iYa citimf nn ii ia j: i 1 J - - J tk.i .... mirf-hocfrl MV W - T? NwtnTl's ivuuu.uu., aSUCl.1- VI lli unuuuiu, v .. UISLIIIULI V UUUCILUU lllclL YYC nvuv ... ... .....,,.. v.. , . - - M. G. Martin. Morresboro, considered that the trafTic has have not asked a sintfle nlayer half " of the business "and will wnicn causes cougaingoi siocit. an evil effect on. and is one of from any one of the towns you run it in the futuie under the anQ ?5p; ' JZZ the most important factors in tjave eXcept our own. same name. Mr. Logan Newton outside ot asia ck 01 loose nay We learn that Shelby has is an enterprising young gentle- "tCX"- gone to Mountain Island for a man with fine business ability. ?to TSS ..A Ai.!i.-.. . Tv.oMow.AT.ohj.vphAPTi riinr. ncr . inis otten amounis 10 u per cent of the stack. Loose hay uicu. . c ucouc a winwiuu " o -r in your next issue. We i ntend manded a big the race problem of the South. Automobile Burns Kings Mountain Herald. 23rd. - While on the way to this place yesterday morning f rom to piay our 0wnteam with only line of business. . mi ri i . i i jf v Cherry vine, an uiosmoDiie live one or two exceDtions.' The citizens of Shelby are un- passenger car was totally de- . . .. , i...: Tff- TJ trMrali hv firp The oar was B0X aUPPCr der lasting oDiigauoiia u buujvm - , he has owned anaanven oy xvir. oonn A Card of thanks. :. Stockholders Meeting The annual meeting of the There will be a box supper at stockholders of Shelby Cotton UL VL Will I . . , .1 j portion of their,"1 "7 "c local aeaier unuws 11. oo lie pays you his price and you sell because you know that your .. n i it Mr.Jo6WfttlnW.17vW. B. Miller ior tne .gn rZ:! Mnnre.hnro. at the old church. Mills will - j , i fho h lftfrne ijitrni r. Larucuwi w vu.m j y.uc auu .-- - . . w-v. , - o - - - - . u . ... n.i j. :.v.j. T..K. ii All ... li.lt?' with him was Mr. & RAH vfl nil, TTT-Ll.? . . thrown on i;:r-VIiafue vvaiKins' w mMfin whi,h is now engaging " m worth Brook township, aH(inf:nn of a.;- community. The fire waHrst noticed vuutom COUntV. drnnned dead , . - hrm,rfh the flnnr nf jyir. ivinier uaa icnucitu " Rudasill. corn- county, dropped TUesdaV. IT.a dnOH had . . . ... ... J Vi- . w a Kantlomon faor. treed Bn; " 1 S'- i,:- semctf in showmg up me BlatuB u. . - rv ---- last a sqirreirand getting his tUn Qfn4.J J- il'. -lI.a. 1.-3 eonehnto ei, ' .. to see where we stand of th6 case. A blind man ought ing the explosion of the gaso- be held Tuesday, Saturday night July 1st. All are JulyMl, 1911. at 3 o'clock, in the invited to be present as there . office of the First National Bank, willbe something doing. Boys " ' J. C. Smith, come and see that the other fel-; Secretary and Treasurer. doesn't get your best girls low line tank, vacated at once leav- hox. Congressman E. Y. Webb ar- ''" rived in the city from Washing- ffiKI ?$: distancf yhe,n we are looking for more facts, ing the 6ar to its fate which Tomorrow today will be yes- ton Sunday to be with his fam T?tothnd dead. We are looKing WflS total destruction. terday. ilv a few days.- -The Eagle. terday. ily a few days.- loose hay must be sold near home. ; 'f':"i--- Baled hay is compact easy to handle takes up compara tively little space, so can be stored until prices reach the top when' you can sell anywhere, distance does not matter much. Baled hay is always clean and fresh, loses none of its nutritive j qualities and there is no waste; 1 t .i . ; ; ! t 'If' It ' ), w p 1 5 1 Ji lit :t 1 I 'it. I. I t It v...:;' v r :: '. . - f. . it . f . ; ii hit1 1 1 V i I ? I) ! i 'f- v i : mi mi ''X V ' ! A
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