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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
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HARNESS RACES /:

CLEVELAND. O. Avg THE
chamber Of commerce stakes ~
g.. 900 for : q PAGERS vas son By
Ardslle. = S.Year old mare owned By
y q Jones of Memphis and driven
BY Edgara She paced three i'm.
prnssirs miles. winning each heat
easily Her best time vas o. Y
but she could have gone 10 o. had
u been necessary BONANZA. which
took second money al Dgtrult a
year ago In the same stake. again
took second money.
G. X q Billings. the famous anna.
teur horaeman. broke the worlds
record. first he drove the PAGER
Morning star. 2 % 81. n half mile
60 wagon IN 5aiA A few minutes
later he drove Major Delmat. the
champion truttins KeldinE. a half
mile 20 wagon IN pa Results
2.lt trot. purse 81 1000 Marone
won the second aud third heats and
the race In 2 10 IA. ANY Jack
wilkes won the first heat In
2.Itl4 India. Black Patehen. Del
ma Gregor. Sister Coilette. Charley
Atwood. iafbte Rose. Charley T
DowitcheF. Whltton Wilkes. Prin
cess Athel. PulsuB. Mintsr and Rose
Bonheuf also started
Chamber Of commerce stake. "a
pace. purse tS.O00-Ardelle won
three straight heats and the race IN
2.G5it. asObtt. 7t0sh Bonanza.
Tiptoe. y Park. Cluster aud Bon.
ME Steinway also started
2 90 pace. purse $500 BollcRr
won. three straight heats and tho
race in 2s043A. 2:05iA. 2s0s1.4.
Graft. Citation. Halohaffin, The
Friend. Charley Hoy. Jubilee and
Peruna also started.
2.t2 tfot. purse si.200-I.ake
Queen won three straight heats and
The race I'm tQh. 2.0s "a. 200
Mack. Bllly Foster. Exalted. Tho
Phantom. Frank A.. Grattan Batts.
Lady MONEY!. Paul kruger aud
Grace 4. also started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Larry Laguiass team i shot %
tiss~s and ths Cleveland fans seem
doomed 10 another aefeinffssti
There afe noa eiaht in the hospital
ftasa ard bradley. ous IT the main
stars - the lnasia. vas The iaat 70
=. eurplsf Ais riEhi wrist Wes
broken - a pitched ball last seek
ard 10 MAJ cot rlsr again this
rsas ttemla nay and Ressman are
she naHnss - other Cleveland piay.
90 on ths shelf m iaieie can via
tha r~unant in face - this hard
lu~k he viii be a wonder Before
hfs players we're crippled faioie
hsaad a. sod = shaw AZ he neat
one ~ winning the championship.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

nnekf ualnss.. manager - the
flnruin feafn tH fhs western
Lagos. has b-sn sasernied be
saasa - arsa umpifs stats baN
IL nrs ss ehapgius biors The
sfnahlw staffsa uN@f stats Davis
slntns rttehss Mekar Holmes. ~ho
eh8 as IN uuifaFm On ths bench.
stepped n ihr base lice dssns Hsiins
an explanation from nssts The
batter responded ~ finine Holmes
aud afasftnR him from TIE grounds
Thsa ended the matter f1f TIE iins
bsing mai niKhf Holmes met
Davis % ere stfss, Without saY-
inE a waft be started in 20 pufuFnsi
Inc urapifn. disnEufinE bis face
badly before Witnesses could intefs
fefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

down 20 g 20 Z. although she had
1peusd up AZ 10 l. Nancy ran
ihIri aud. n the books had NOT been
81 isar,. they mikht have made a
nice clean up.
Clarence Gsgald had Efhaae
acnnaa the board Ia the first fsec
lie would have wuu q barrel 81 cola
II the skate had eppped. and sou
ON the race. anf hos. ~ The horse
ran second
Il vs. reported that A J Jack
ann. known 60 fame - the Or usf ~
PiekawnY. tuok $4,000 AWaF from
tha boaka after HaY uun. AZ 30
haraod the mare All ofcT The fihs
Prausia Mafan. uha is one = he
most promising iiEhterIshfs az ths
track. gave Montana Peerless = nice
ride Ia the fourth
spInatreas. who started In the
nfh race. u b. klnieY Maea -"
only horse Whe uFcf wuu ths BHnuk
Ia and anhufhan fiandlcaps ia pee
year she g. the fret q his -, 20
start oa . ausliis track
Grace vhn = ass backed Gown
race. bat her showing tm the race
frnm 81 q - So 1 In the sYeafoid
ara not Justify iho backing
Dei Fnuntaia has haf a streak =
had luek lately. bat broke y YES
feraaY Shsa MaSfy so fuand 900
fog aim az TIE atcs price 81 % ].
The transiattaa - ths nafus -
prligfuae IL srsra lasY. bat his az
tlonn ~sra anything but that as be
CO no through the stretch. catching
WapuRMpogls A. sfegy lumg
Bert MiErbsil Ssa csc ~ To
iucky oaas uho played HsY 10 ths
last race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
WILL TRY LUCK
WITH OAKLAND

Thfs afternoon the Oakland bah
elub eta piay the seattle team 81
Recreation para. opening a two
weeks engagement fuf ths last
couple - taYs the seattle hsii ttar
sfa have been playing ths ferns.
eHt without murh .aeeess -
doubtless they VII be siad ta Nvf
aa t. aatussa again
CaptaH Halle knre j. sflii in bad
a1.anr ani O. ls daubtfui if hs uil
b. ahIa - plaf Zoe some time
lahnnY Ranea hand ehieh ~ tn
fafsa nt Portland - staa iu vefv
haA sHaas ahd = YuuHssfrf naussi
iIafnrf ell b. aiFeu chaac1 e.
is- seeaud saf autii tahHuf an
Esi bafk lh she Esine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
PASSING COMMENTS

naf1 s,siufsIdt leads 'hs Ma
liuhai League tH hitftHs 9Th ~
average far e games played. hun
un. ~ Nrn Yafk. ls tied wish eiciu :
frta In rsfeenlafe. bat bic HhnRl ne
IL NOS ~ rresiiishle aa be has piatsd
uniY - eamra Hauus Wn9nsf, =
rHtshutr. - 81 thifd piser Ntih
sal HafyY Lumias. = nfoakians
formerly - the ebast. e fts polls -
behind Wagner wtfh So. phiiH
nsaumeuf. Hufrh. Chance HuEEins
Ana = heshsfd ssr ali aisate fhs aea
a4efass - ths order named nvf .
iin - sea Yafk has So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
PUGET SOUNO,I
LEAGUE READY
- OK

The Puget Sound Amateur
League has ~ last aimoat complet.
Cd arrangements In regard 20 their
schedule and the taams that are
entitled 20 play in the league. The
board ~ directors Of the league has
selected the following eight teams.
which made the best showing un
10 August 4. and they will now
play series Of seven games for
the penuaut. Arlington. Ballard.
West Seattle enohamiah. Everett
Monroe. Giants and Electrica
Black Diamond aud the Ralnlers
were each entitled TO place In the
schedule. but both withdrew. the
former bslnR unable 10 play the cir
cult and the latter obisetinR 20 tho
schedule a. arranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
For Eagles kee ting,
Milwaukee

Northern Pacific has made rnnni
trtp rat. Of t6s 20 to Miipaukss
ana rrtarn DATES OF SALE AuG
TrH. SrH AND sTH Also low
rates % A. Paul. Chicago, 81 Louis.
Kansas CIt4. etc. On aame dates
"A excellent opportunity % 50 east
On business or pleasure Make Yoar
reservations early For particulars
call CitY Ticset offcs. Cor iat Ave
and Yesier Nag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
MIKE WARD To
QUIT THE RING

DETROIT. Aug / The retire.
ment Of Aihe Ward. the clover aat
MIA. Canada. middlewrirht. from
the ring 90 announced hsfs ihat
niFht an the authority ~ ihe pugiE
lat himself ward Ia nuw in Torpu
~ aud has sent hlH final deeiairu
from that city
Mike broke training several
months ago when the ldea IT giving
nn the foped square took p1woffui
hold on him and no amount 81 arKu
ment could induce him "a Do more
thAa consider the matter further
before he made anf definite an
nuunrumsnt lite brother Andy
Ward who Is hia manager wns
compelled % call of abruptly the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
LApsHo psrEArs BHsR.

BOSTON. AuE tia TIE rhAi-
fsuzs round 80 a. fansssaa tea
ais cop William a tarasa bottss
Asfsa5sa Kaff a. nehf fhaiisuGsf.
fars- asfs 20 oa. ~ seass - So
EsaEsG s=a ushF pisfaa . brill
.ant but arrafir Eame I.afmaa .
stssatnss. proved sno HuFh fnF aini
IAfus4 - alreaaF san twa Lees
wBea cups ard hts victufg Gi0s hlai
tnn legs on ths fnif1 Gee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
Bay 70 the FpnL
TURF GOSSIP

The first race 90 thr card Waa
remarkable for ths number OF aup
posadly good thiuEs- Il containsd
Grsnofe ass handed oat - an air
tight special The owneE q BLACK
Cinud was not siou IN inforfutug
his friends that hia horse vas ln
some cue backed. Mabel Reed from
20 down TO % ! urbNno ~as the
tlp Of The paddock eantinEsnt. whiia
l.hies Aloha hal q larEs follouinx
PAYS was paddock spccisi. and
proved 20 Be ths rtsht one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
NO ESCAPING
MOB'S VENGEANCE

AAYfIFIB KY AuR Alien
Hathi-H. negro. aas found guilty
tonight of aHsauiiiuN Mites fthHl
Tain Last "Wednesday and NHH
aangad bon thr court fafa within -
minutes after ihe luff had brought
a. lta verdict OF guilty The scat
FOLD had HiHraHH been erected b.
anticipation FULLY 10000 people
surrounded the court house sud g.
The fnrs had rot found Notifies
guilty would have iBuebei him De
spite the protection ~ Hesafnl coin
paHIss - militia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

negotiations for western bout
that had All but been framsd np
Ia detail
Mlln Ward IL one Of the clevefeFi
mihdlrwslshfa the central vest has
produced aud has escaped chem
biauahlp honprH several fimN1 nY
ouB "a slender margin One ut bio
bosi nehts wis with Jos dans in
Detroit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
CANNOT FIND !
MEXICAN VA
REPORTS raos >.
BORDER ARE oRoUsn, :.
GAY PRECEDENT oltz :.
OTHER AursoHiTles

WAgiHEGTo& Aua ~.
Dgwline o. prominent min,
graphs from Aieaifo. a4yi.,,.
government % place az efs5sl I
the reports Of Mexican 49,
nsHlaH Americans
AmbHHsaaof Th0mu1b
similar adfirea AMI aus,s.
dent uiaz az saving H. 4 ~, ~
10 find cause for The alsyei..
ports aeuf gf D. returning
cans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Ths baseball team - the Van
frauelsra police ana IRE DEPART.
sanHta uhirh l. touring ths east 81
prescott. has MAJ Test same thus
saf TIE team beat ths chicago tp-
lice department fssHu ~ 20 ? afa
u~iFait 90 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

IN The third race ihs public nsar.
d. Knocked the hoaklsa OF q their
blocks In an snfesNur 20 bet on
Massey W uaf uf TIE books "a tie
riuE refused 20 take en3 beta az
all. While tie others cut the price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
POOR OLD JAKE
LOSES JOB
VETERAN PUG lmAoiHGs Hu
OWNS sALooN UNTIL oigkY
YOUTH MARS eis HAD orr
GAN eomE6 MKT DAY

when Jake ktIfaiu. tie old tiHs
pusiltst forsaoh the ftna and went
a. Nafk q fee weeks ago as baunrsf
~ Murka cafe. in New York city,
the news vas hefaldad "a ovsf the
country Last week be lost his Dob,
and al beeauHs h aud his friends
drank tas worth Of beet which Vas
charged against the hou.r
Jake Kilratu once fought ft
rounds wtih john l. Sullivan and
never act over A. u vas The last
hir fight Ia thta country under The
London Prize nuK Huies. aud T.
more famous oH that account Then
because of ans merit that attached
20 u e. fiebt iiefpto goina ior9
over lhs nHht game kiirHin vas q
butcher iu Baltimore happy ana
prosperous A. turn vrfviHaf he
vas Ereat mn aud aoma ~ his
foolish fiiebds induced hin 70 ~
himsalf aut ~ fighter
In Fighting Business,
mat ended JaksA career as .
simple burEhaf - baltimore lie
mixed up iu the fighting same faf
a utta while after the sullivan
Hsht cofhutt uaiiupst the life aut
- him ia ST. purventful rounds and
since then DO has heon moving pis
anas of handling rough customers
in baffoofns - method 81 earning
= Twins
ossasa ths Place.
lie had been 81 Mpfks for three
weeks uheh he gathered she iin
precision one uiahf that be a~Hea
che place lie Invited all hia friends
ID trina uIth him and hone u the
baftsnd@rs had nerve enough - call
hIns until he had drunk taa worth
Then rauuE pTfaan hnoWn
around thr place IS nuttipaki.@
rail iaaktuH gauth broke Into tie
conversation aud 80 annoyed XII
rain that tha bic fighter Threw him
nuf - The bar A. the decor uaii
tnshf drsENsd kilfatn uui iuta the
street ard neafiy pummeifd bis
head aff Thea MHeh Eathsfad
COURAGE ara drove him cost e the
place rlss nexf LAY BE- canned him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

stewart Puik thousnt that F1oar
la vac q cIaeh and wua a hirs bet
shea hia mare came home la fFoat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
MAPeLINE ice CREAM

a. shaW's Pharmacy. American
Bank building. -
Klein. tie shoemaker. BIZ James
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

when he amt badly Fipuftah thea
vent "a the flunt and Won eaRilN
from Montana Feufraa Pay NJ
beat Yellowstone a y hiakeg fog thita
place
e vas oniY a Eaiiop foe Merry
ra.round 90 win tbs NTH After
Moarupus aud Nheatatou had mnde
tht pace 81 the stretch bead Nefu
went ouI and son 81 alx lepEihs
Asunsiia finished strong and hyst
Moaropus head fug the place
The honkmakrrs sos a Jolt IL The
last race when Ray a. one tlela "a
aooa a. 3D. 10 vas earked down 10
8 10 1 ana WA ~ hair a lsnsth
Ioadwiuk rushed out 90 the front at
tho start Ter sin fufiuuGa When he
qult badly
Bay 70 ths FrsrL
Ray. Who had hesa laying IN sec
one place. taak command and sas
never Afterwards headed. although
Baker. the favoslEg. made a same
effort 60 get up ia the stretch Ia
psdicnt ss usual. came from awaf
hack % Krt third place
A splendid program e. caFded fof
this aftafuoon. ana IA the Olympia
Handicap. In which eous q she
/ bxsf horses NJ the track are enter
"a. the track record Tor ore mile
ia liable - be hfoksn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
STAR FORM CHART

SEATTLE Jaly niuth dav Weather fine Tgar
tsat ~ EEbert. presiding judge Nd Duss starter.
osOo fariauTs selling ysaroias nnd
ri al 10 NfHtf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
Take Your Family and
Your Lunch

Take your family and your lunch
on the steamer Fortuna. leaving
Ioaehi park at G 30 each evening
Tables ana other accommodations
provided Twenty five miles around
Mercer island for % cents. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
TALENT HAS
BLACK TUESDAY
NOT A FAvoRtru wINs trn
FORM PLAYERS sANg TO
SCRAMBLE ron LOOSE
cAANaU-RAY \ LlfG sAvg0
sro SoME,

Not r. fayoHlta wss a Tie
Meadow YESTERDAY and heiofe she
cnt If thr day the talant vore So
ins south after their loose chapse
nj a swat rate PAYS az 10 10 l.
Ra,sI Waite At 10 10 1. Meu2 So
rsuud at s 10 I aud RAY az - To l
we're some Of The long shots That
KisairnrI me hearts Of the rlAefa
In the thlfd race religroao AMI
Naue, " vtul "a the post al eQatl
nttr.5s bai ne latter got nyariV I'll
d. nay heius backed down from
40 50 the puhle dld uo' hsnefit
Whom Roagrosa wan The atmr r.
true at the fourth race although
Ftaufiah apI yellow stone Nei"
equal chalces. he latter SGT The pial
AM the former come home ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01
Gard Was poer

rhs card vas one Of the worst
A. fat aa the class 81 horses was
rancatnra. mat cas- ever scheduled
AZ the track. althnukh thf fatihs
was quite interesting. this belug ca
hsriaiIY 50 iu the aeeond Wien
Rsyal White beat Or RoNcH a
hesd and Ia she third wher Pei
erasa camr from nov here and Won
AMI the next Jbrst Finished 80 ei''se
togotheg that cub the ludsra could
separate them
Rhrk Claaa. tho fsNariie Led IN
% the stretch in the first. bat fh1t
with Charley nofvl up galiopsa over
him and soa easily bs two lgukita.
Irhaua finished strong aud btat
tha fasofIte Ter tbs place
Dr RuwtIi the faFuFltr. lnd 81
most % the vile IN The seeoa4
uhora Royal White got up in ume
10 win by a head Mate iioEau ran
A vef1 bad faca but got the how
NApnaeootis. Is 10 !. LETT The
barrier as though shot from a gun
nna led hy three lengths 20 The
paAtack where Dc hired ana finish
"a a length behind Poligrpeo. who
raa a nioa RAGS after considerable
sutsrfaruucs WApusEuoiia. Name
W and Banlsto finishei nosea
apart Ia the order named
Lsstsa 10 the Hail.
Pelham rot Off flying IA The
fourth bu oniy listed half 2 NILS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Talbot, for Patents, 4o6 Mutual Life.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Pelham got of flyinx IA the
fourth bug onfY listed hair a mile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Mrs. putts Niehl. PLATED sst
irons. Get .s.s...4.s.. G4f
2 different ere NICKEL 80
cd iroas. dsssshskls hsnss
ard stand. ssld rsrulsry
sssrY7~hsrs ct Nz. fksrs.
day IN the Husess bsw
rrlsnt. set .......... a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Tine zfas si'h. tiGA 60 IM
fihT place p show Bsfer place ff show
NiHusf W FHfksra ~ ~. ~ Pontiac #Eiar1En
start rod Won ridden cut ualanos driving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

Bert Nifchsn xsa csc a. TO
Iacky oaaa uhn played NsY 10 he
iast race
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-01

pss - .hgv IS A,sn.ls - 70 Mpa'
81 MINI aa.rs
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-12-19
SALISBURY. N. c., DEC 10Th, 1906
VOLUME III.

With this issue THE CAROLINA
WATCHMAM enters it's third VOL
ume in its new life, having been
re-established December 10Th,
1904. The original WATcHMAN
succeeded the Western Carolinian
in 1882. It had a regular exist
ence until about 1894 and after
ward would awake at various in
tervals and showed signs of life
anywhereffrom two weeks to six or
eight months at a time. The out
tit was finally put up at auction
and purchased by the writer %
an addition to the then plant of
the Salisbury Truth.
1t was with some misgiving the
WATCHMAN was re-established but
a bold, determined policy was de-
oided upon and success was soon
assured. The paper has grown
rapidly and continuously ard we
feel that it is HOW we'll establish
ed as a business enterprise and
has a strong hold upon a large
majority of the good and intelli-
gent citizens CT the county.
During the past year our sub
SC iption and advertising patron
age has more than doubled; We
have put in a gasolene engine and
considerable new type, borders,
rules and furniture, and We are
now in a better position to pro-
duce a larger and better paper.
We greatly appreciate the pat
ronage and good will of our many
friends and hope that we may
merit a continuance of the same.
With hearty good will, we sim
cerely wish an abundance of the
seasons joy and success during
the coming year for all.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-12-19

A special from Raleigh to the
Charlotte News says that strenu-
Gus efforts are to be made to have
the meeting of the legislature
changed from January and Feb
ruary to some date in the spring,
owing to the great exposure to the
members as at present. It does
not state just whore the peoples
Jealous servants do most of their
meeting, but we suppose the idea
is a good one, at least those who
stay out late at night seem to
think SO. Pity some of these
delicate gentlemen had not thought
over the matter before making a
canvass,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-12-19

The Charlotte News speaks of a
ten or twelve-story building as a
'sky-scaper.'- WATcHMAN
Yes, thereby distinguishing a
Charlotte sky-scraper from those
of some other towns, where halt
that number is sufficient for the
title.-Charlotte News.
Az no claims of such character
has been made by Salisbury, we
of course do not know what the
News is shooting at, but, If we
understand the above, an entirely
new idea as to sky-scrapers has
come into existence. FIR in
stance a 125-story structure may
be a sky-scraper for New YoTk or
Chicago, but a 10-story affair is a
~sky-scraper for Charlotte or Sails
bury, or Matthews, Crofts',
Novels, Lanuis, Rabbittsville,
etc., may have a sky-scraper; ;
provided, 50 much IS a frst-class
chicken coop rears it's imposing
existeLce within the 1O-foot or
two-mlle corporate limits. If so,
yea verify, SO might it be.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-12-19

AS may be noticed elsewhere in
The WATcHMAN, the Supreme
Court has not yet decided the
Hall appeal case from this county.
Some time ago we made note that
the Supreme Court had decided
the matter against Hall, ruling
that che Governors absence from
the State at the time he called
the special term of Rowan Supe-
rior Court, was not the kind of
absence meant by the constitution
and therefore all cases tried by
that special court were legal and
the decisions reached would stand.
It seems to us this information
was obtained from several of our
exchanges, but we especially re-
member seeing some such state
ment in the Statesville Landmark,
and as the Landmark is so uni
formly correct in such matters we
did not hesitate to accept it as
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-12-19

Just as a great many hitherto
bad spoilers we're beginning to
awaken to the possibilities of a
literary career Congress sits down
real hard on the bob-tsiled recess
arrangement brought about by
Mr.. Roosevelt. The jig is all up
now boys, if you ever intend to
know anything about spelling the
sooner you get the contents Of
the old blue-back arranged about
in the many vacant spaces in your
Uranium the better. Be sure you
get the genuiu ne as there has new
er been anything put between COW
ers that can hold it a light.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-12-19

Prudent and economic expendi-
ture has always been one of the
leading tenets of the Democracy,
but like many other organizations
men join it for personal advance
ment, and instead of endeavoring
to uphold it's principles they strive
to warp It's purposes and benefits
to many for personal advantage
and financial gain, 70 u he a r
them talking about %"progress,"
"improvement," and "who would
object to a few more cents taxa
tion," etc., they talk by lnnuen-
do, hide behind false colors and
endeavor to make the masses be-
lieve they are seeking blessings
for all, but fail to state just what
kind Of all X they have to grind.
Watch them.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1906-12-19
In advocating a reformatory

In advocating a reformatory
the Charlotte News having devel-
oped such all unnsual horror Of
corporal punishment for crimi-
mails, we feel the necessity of CIV
ing it a faint idea of men, not
sentimental women, who had
leisure, outside Of the conduct of
a daily newspaper, to form unim.
passioned opinions. We quote
from 21st chapter of Deuterono-
my, verses 1921:
eff a man have a stubborn and
rebellious son, which will not obey
the voice of his father, or the
voice Of his mother, and that,
when they have chastened him,
will not hearken unto them ; then
shall his father and his mother
lay hold on him, and bring him
out unto the elders of his city,
and uuto the gates Of his place ;
and they shall say unto the elders
of his city, This our son is stub
born and rebellious, he will not
obey our voice; he is a glut-
ton, and a drundard. And all
the men of his city shall stone
him with stones, that he die:
so shall thou put evil away
from among you; and all Israel
shall hear aid fear"
Now that Dowyism is SO rapid
ly degenerating are we to expect
one greater than Moses to rise in
Charlotte?