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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
TWO TERRIBLY INJURED
BY BREAKING HAWSER
L. s. Saunders Has Leg Amputated
In Norfolk Hos.
pitaI.

The breaking of a hawser on the
steamer Endeavor at Pine Beach
yesterday resulted in dreadful injur-
les to two Newport News men who
are employed on the jamestown Ex-
position grounds, l.. B. Saunders had
both of his legs crushed and one of
the limbs was amputated after he
had been removed TO a Norfolk hos
pital.
Another man whose named could
not be learned was badly hurt,
NEW ORLEANS, La, April IL
John Ing)is won his third consecutive
start today. the fourth event at City
Park Bernice Cramer at GO to won
the fifth, with length to spare.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12

Lynn
Schooners John Twohy. Stevenson,
portsmouth, Winfield S. Schuster
Crocker. Scarsport; Charles G. Endi.
cott' Bailey. Jacksonville. Fla.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12

Dir. j. T. buxton of this city. and
DE-. Howe. of Hampton, will leave to-.
day for Rochester, Mimi. where they
VIII tnko tho ten days clinic at the
famous hospital conducted by the DR..
Mayo brothers.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12
81 Social Personal Of
Nh D 4 { y IS yO60S666600R

w " " " " ~ u U " % D D q o D o.
Mrs. b. II. Scmmcs entertained n
number OF Young people at her home
on fhirty-first street last night in
hnnor of her guest Miss Salllc Jones,
of Petersburg.
There viii he Il meeting of the JOS.
eph Charles Auxiliary of the Newport
News General Hospital Mt tho hos.
pitnl this afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
Mrs. William Taylor will entertain
The North End Euchre Club this even.
Ing at her home OH Forty.ninth street,
Miss Edith Stokes has returned
from King William county where sha
spent several weeks.
Miss Louise Palmer left Inst night
for visit to Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12

Miss Lulu Manning has returned
from q visit to Lynchburg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12

Calendar For This nau
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-04-12

Miss Louise Palmer left Inst night
FOR visit to Washington.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
.SOTHING so UNFORTUN ATE."

Forty-three citizens or Raleigh have
signed a paper in favor OF continuing
the ~dispensary which in three years
and ten months has sold $4,000
worth OF whiskey. In the course or
their statement they use this express
.Nothing could be ~ ulfort-
innate as to have a great increase IN
the AK rate upon property
That statement alone is sufficient to
convince a big majority OF the citizens
that they ought to vote out the dis
pensary. Whenever the time comes
that good citizens can sign their names
to a statement in a paper that .%nothing
can be so unfortunate as to have a
great increase in the tax rate upon
property the city is in danger Of
fastening upon its people an institu-
ton that ~debauches its own residents
and others and regards drinking
drunkenness and the consequent ills
as of small Importance in comparison
with the tax rate. Most of the signers
could not have reflected when they
signed the typewriter statement
prepared by a lawyer.
4NOLIIIil All bS ~ dillC4 III y
The men whose lives have been blight
ed by the liquor bought there. the
cherries homes impoverished, the
weak men d~ebauched, the wives and
children injured. the scandals and
degradations incident to the Saturday
and Sunday s~aturnalias directly
traceable to liquor-are these as
nothing compared to the tax rate?
Raleigh thrived on the higher tax
rate. Has it prospered with the dis
pensary more than dry Durham, dry
Charlotte and dry Greensboro?
Nothing car be 50 Unfortunate" as
that in a crisis like the present
a majority of R~aleigh's voters should
shut their eyes to the Whiskey Shop
evil n the consequent d~ebauchery
and see only the possibility of a high
err tax rate.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
\ TRUE

Two years ago Leader Williams rec
commended Hon. E. Y. Webb. of North
Carolina, as member of the judiciary
Committee. He was not appointed by
Speaker Cannon. 1t was believed that
Mr.. Webb's activity in favor of the
law preventing the shipment of liquor
nto prohibition territory vas the rea-
son why he was not appointed then.
On the day before the committees We're
announced the Cleveland Star, pub
lished at Mr.. Webb's home. had the
following editorial:
Now Mr.. Webb, we have reason to
believe has again been recommended
by Leader Williams for appointme nt
on this same Judiciary Committee
which is indeed a high compliment to
Mr.. Webb's fitness and public virtue.
And it is dollars to dough-nuts that
he viii be appointed this time, why?
Simply because the Hepburn-Dolliver
bill which was again this
session has been referred to a COM
mittee other than Judiciary, n 1t is
an equally safe bet that the commit
tee to which it has been referred will
report adversely or not at all, and
Mr.. Webb'S advocacy will be within
itself futile and therefore the obstacle
to his appointment having been re-
moved, hv will receive the coveted i'm
portant assignment"
Mr.. Webb has been appointed, and
the Star evidently thinks his appoint
ment was deferred until the temper
nee measure could be transferred to
a committee tha would let it die. If
that is the situation, the criticism OF
that Philadelphia Methodist preacher
was not sufficiently severe.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
CHRISTMAS RENELS.

CBy Madison Cawein. in the January
Metropolitan Magazine)
The north vino blows. the snow
clouds 10.
And through the snow the church
bell rings:
Shrill on the hob the kettle sings,
SO heap the fire and FIJI the cup
And let US welcome Christmas in:
A burly pack.
A liberal back.
And snow from feet TO chin, my dear.
And snow from feet 10 chin.
Then underneath the mistletoe,
Merrily. OH! Merrily. oh!
Merrily let's begin.
The frost is keen on field and knoll.
And lights are bright in church and
hall;
Come, gather, gather. one and all,
And heap the fire and brew a bowl,
And welcome in old Christmastima:
A goodly girth,
4 face of mirth.
And laughter rich and rhyme. my
dear
And laughter rich and rhyme.
Then where the holly wreathe the
Merrily all. Merrily all,
Make all the old house chime.
snow falls fast; the ways are
white;
The trees seem ghosts in winding
sheets,
Loud on the pane the tempest beats.
Come, FIJI the house with candIe-light
And welcome In good Christmas-cheer.
A beard Of snow
And eyes that glow
With gladness deep and clear. my
dear.
With gladness deep and clear.
Their round the board till break or
day,
Merrily. hey, Merrily. hey,
Drink to the glad New Year!
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24

wisconsin EOS. In Virginia = cou2-
ties out OF lis. in West virginia 70
out OF So. and in Maryland i ont O.
q prohibit the sale OF liquor In
ohio 1140 out II 1876 townships. In
Indinaa $50 out 81 1915 are dry.
The Baltimore News, noting the
wonderful growth OF temperance. OBJ
serves that it has all come without
any change Of political parties and
that the Prohibition party has not
figured in il at all Credit IS due TO
the faithful men who. incorrectly
thinking they could advance temper
ance only in a new party. y ed seeds
for the temperance revival but the
steady stride without requiring any
change OF political creed shows that
temperance is a matter that commands
the support Of men Of al political
creeds. and that high tariff and low
tarin men can stand together against
the saloon that debauches men n
boys irrespective Of party The old
plank against 'sumptuary laws" has
been taken out Of Democratic plat
forms and each State is a law unto
lISGII Is 10 WEdl CDuISC = SAAdAs <-h'
in lessening the evil. It is recognized
that shutting up or restricting saloons
does not infringe upon a mans just
rights.
With all the country on the rising
tide Of temperance, let no voter in
Raleigh vote to keep fastened upon
the capital of North Carolina a drink
making institution. Let Raleigh take
its place with Birmingham, Atlanta,
Augusta. AsheyiIle, Charlotte, Green's
boro, Durham and like progressive
towns and cities in the South that have
learned that the worst enemy of bust
ness and manufacturing as well as of
good morals and good government is
the whiskey traffic and the whiskey
evil in any form.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
Tur NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS
pa for tho rlrnent Of Children
Nho Arc MOI Permitted In bT"
ItcNc I'm santa Claus

Twas me ngxrt before Christmas and
both - Us GUM.
For the wagon from GEaEErua ana
Co.'S haduf come
The stockings we're hung By the Chin
sat IN ta.ass u pa, Is them had
failed ~ arrive
The children were sleeping a. sqlndtf
And dreaming 81 TOYS they rad seen
ln the shops
And mamma in kimona and ] ~ pa
Were drowsy a. dormice and silen; As
CLAIMS
when out ia the street there arose
such a clatter.
I threw mp the sash 10 see what WAS
And Observed on the breast of the new
fallen snow.
The delivery "ason = Chargem and
CO
.wl.oa. Toni and Whoa. Jerry a
ole that was gr0T
Exclaimed and quick. BIN. With this
last bunch or stuT1'
As a man n is climbing the face Of
Mont Blanc.
or a river that's rising 10 cover its
bank.
and SLOW.
The tired-out driver from Chargem
and CO.
His trousers were tattered. his jump
or was torn.
His c-ountenance grimy. his manner
forlorn
\ cigarette stump he held tight in his
face.
And is odor unpleasan. affected the
place,
lie spoke not a word when I opened
the door.
But an armful Of packages nung on
the floor.
Then presented a boo To receipt for
the same.
With q stub Of persil to scribbfe my
name.
l was moved 70 invite him 10 pour out
a drink.
But the Scotch was all out. a. I hap
pened 10 think
SO ] gave him instead n large i've
cent cigar,
Whose aroma long after smelled
from afar.
T remarked when he left. and m
she agreed,
this was a cherries existence In
deed
For he failed to observe. as he drove
out out Of sight.
Merry Christmas TO all and TO all n
good-night!''
Puck.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
"NOTHING COULD BE SO
UNFORTUNATE As TO HAVE
\ GREAT INCREASE IN THE
TAX-RATE UPON PROPER
THE LOGICAL ABSURDITY.

A few days ago an anonymous
Writer-(have YOU noticed that most
of the anti-prohibition advocates who
are not paid for their services do not
disclose their real names?)-under-
took to show that the d~isDensary was
a financial good to Raleigh because it
put $4,000 into the city, road and
school fund. In today's paper Mr..
Aft \. Thompson. president of sew
eral cotton mills and a wise and SEN
sible citizen, shows the a%bsurdity of
the contention. He points out that
in order TO get that 100000, Wake
county has to send s200,0 900 out of
the county, and suggests that If it
is right for Raleigh to get its taxes
paid by encouraging drinking and
drunkenness that it ought to go the
whole hog open a dispensary at the
union depot. ship liquor into prohibi-
ton territory and establish distillerfes
at Pullen Park SO that Raleigh can get
all the money and keep it. In ad-
dition. Mr.. Thompson shows that
Raleigh could get more money By en-
c~ouraging prohibition in all the other
towns and say all taxes by supply
ing them with liquor. That is the
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
\ Christmas Tragedy.

A gobbler he sat IN a blue gum tree,
As he %gobbIed and gobbled:
He had q calendar there to see.
And he wobbled and wobbled.
For he saw that Christmas Day was
rear,
Wien turkeys were killed tIe bolcd TO
cheer.
and he ounce and he bobb!eI
I'm up a tree, and I'm safe from
harm"
And he knuckled and chuckIed:
lis others who'll feel despair and
alarm"
And he chuckled and knuckIed.
I've saved my bacon another year.
I've nothing whatever the day TO fear"
And he buckled and buckled.
For one Of ny sex think / am fy,"
And he blinked and he winked.
us time for the drake and the gan
der to die"
And he winked and he blinked.
I'm fat and I'm juicy, a you may
observe.
But t. 90 2 h oven do rot de-
And he hoped and he cIinked.
Ana the gobbler he SAT on the bending
bough.
And the night came on:
And he slept away, like a thing Of
Tough
His case was Won
But he didn't hear the footsteps soft
mat stepped a step and halted Oft
a son Of a gun.
And the gobbler slept on in the blue
gum tree:
he slept and he slept.
ANA a darky was there to climb and
see,
And he kept and he kept
He kept climbing away tin ne rAacb.5
j turk,
And hauled him down with a mighty
jerk,
And the angels they wept.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
ALL FOR $1.7O

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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
RISING TIDE OF TEMPERANCE

In the past few weeks the big towns
of Worcester and Lynn, in Nassachu-
sets nave given majoritieS for pro-
hibition, as have many other towns in
Massachusetts,. New Hampshire, Con-
necticut and Vermont. This shows
that the temperance sentiment is
strong in New England as we'll as in
the South: In a recent issue of
Harper's Weekly, under the heading,
The Rising Tide of Temperance"
gives statistics that will all
opponents of the sale of whiskey. It
shows that the sale of liquor has been
prohibited in 9S1 out of 1856 counties
in Southern States, leaving only 275
wet" counties, and these are slowly
but surely diminishing. Georgia re-
Gently voted for State prohibition. in
Kentucky liquor is sold N but . out
of 119 counties. although $1,000 y.006
IS invested in dis iIeries. Sa<eatv-
five per cent of alabama. which has
been under local option laws, has now
voted state prohibition. n Tenres-
see there are onIy three lice .se places
Memphis, Chattanooga and Nash
ville-the large cities q the State
Texas is almost all dry the sale Of
liquor II even the drir king of ones
own being prohibited on dining cars.
Minnesota mas 123 dry towns, and
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24

and Is quoted as saying II invite the
mos, thorough Investigation. and de-
nouncc the Whole "a The most
danuab.s plot ever Matched against
man"
The Weldon News. published near
the hens OF Mr.. Pender. says he -
right in azking that the matter he tn-
vestigate6. and adds
He IL right. however. in asking that
the matter be Investigated The
charges made by Miss S5ostsdt g. .
blot upon Halifax county. and Should
not 60 without being Investigated Not
only Mr.. Pender but the people az
Halifax county want a full tuNrstE&-
ton OF the matter II II known that
her story Is highly colored. that there
was no dead negress ia the house and
she should not make her charges uh-
less she Is willing 10 come and prove
them"
The Halifax county authorities o~e
il to themselves and the good name
Of the State TO make a thorough In
OF this whole matter II
the charges are true. Mr.. Pendey
should be prosecuted and punished. II
they are false he should be viadicated
and Miss Sjostedt should be ~prosecui-
ed and FINISHED If 1t k a requisi-
ton from the Governor TO bring her
back to North Carolina The vide ex-
OF the charges has brought
injury to the state and nothing less
an Official investigation VIII meet
need
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
SANTA CLAUS TREE.

1t looked rather bare, standing out
And Jimmy's poor mother, the picture
of care,
And Jimmy's poor grandfather, lean
as a Turk.
And Jimmy's poor father, who hated
to work.
Set eyes
On the prize
With un%quenchable signs.
1t isn't 50 pleasant to be a poor peas
ant,
To have to ride steerage,
And bow to the peerags.
And go through a Christmas with
never a present!
And Jimmy remarked, as he looked
on his Tree,
81 wish I were wealthy as-well, let
So rich | could rig
Every branch, every twig
With candy and peanuts and popcorn
and gum
Enough for Zach person who lives in
a slum,
With shoes that have soIes
And socks without holes.
With alpaca dresses for mother, and
some
Small purses of gold, so that poor
folks could come
And take on their backs
Sacks and packs,
Stacks and stacks.
And always walk up to the tree for a
store,
And never know hunger and want
any more"
And (such was the speed Of those
magical daYs),
No sooner the words than the Tree
was ablaze
With bright hanging diamonds. dron-
ping like dew.
With ~fairyland candles that twinkled
anew,
With TOYS 50 unstinted
You'd think they We're minted
For all the worlds children as fast as
they grew.
And big boys and small bows
And stout boys and tall bows.
Meek girls and sleek girls and slow
girls and spry.
Young folks and old folks
Modest and bold folks
came fccklng each stocking Of Christ
mast to try.
And Jimmy he stood bv his Tree in HE
pride
And handed out presents to all who
applied
Till each grizzled e~randsire. each
babe. youth or maiden
laden
That some were afraid that their
shoulders would crack
And saved themselves trouble hiring
d hack.
Here's tic strangest Of all, When the
winter was past,
The Saints Tree took root in the soil
and grew fast.
And every Christmas it blossomed
once more
With gifts to the poor who applied at
me door.
And Jim grew SO famous that when
the King died
they gave him h crown, which h.
wore without pride.
The kingdom improved.
and he had the throne moved
the porch of his house. where ~
sat all the day
Attacking with ~neighbors IN euite the
old way: "
But Re ALWAYS kept watch as if kindiv
The magical Tee, which stIl grew a
But Just SIN onee a year. as the sossips
a genial old fellow drova ,
sleigh j" Q
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
TUESDAY. $50. December a. l'o'
REMARKABLE RECORD.

The temperance agitation cannot De
confined to shutting up places Where
Hauor is made and sold, but must
seek also to inculcate the habit OF
temperance in the people. The
Keeley institute at Greensboro has
been an important factor in helping
men. who contracted the drink habit.
in freeing themselves from its
chains. 1T a recently printed the
affdavits of two gentlemen who visit
ed many of the former patients or
that institution and they found 1,OS7
who had never returned to the use OF
drugs or drink since they had taken
the treatment. That is a
bic record and shows h a the drink
habit can be cured and is being daily
cured at Neelev Institute.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24

The advocates of the Dispensary are
telling the people that if it is abolish
ed it Will increase their taxes. One
Of them was yesterday urging a
young man to vote for the dispensary
on the ground that it would Increase
his poll-tax. AS a matter of fact the
last Legislature fixed the city poil
tax at not exceeding two dollars. No
matter that happens, there can be no
increase in poll-tax.
Stick a pin there,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
FIRST AGAIN.

AIlrsion was made a few days ago
that Rev. Wm, Way. rector Of a lead
ing Episcopal church at Charleston,
was the first Episcopal clergyman to
avail himself of the privilege recently
granted of inviting ministers of other
denominations to preach in Episcopal
pulpits. His invitation was approved
by Bishop Capers. 1t was not then
known that DR.. Way was a native of
North CaroIina-the youngest brother
of DR.. j. Howell Way, president of
the state Medical Society. This is an
other important event in which North
EnrnIna is first again.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
iiiS's Hot Christmas.

Wen Will" said Uncle Ned wbo
sometimes talked slang. II s1rnaso
you had & hot inns IN ChristnnaI@
= sh'd say ! did" replied yyu,..
SANITY Claus hlled my socks "a mi
that they fell dovtn into Ia: are aril
an, ketched o. fire. an 7 got M 49, =
ge.neF up the scraps that wus left an,
!3oIC paw there tryin' t do IN, sama
t71ng an ! got m hands a.. aHIe
burned SO ] mad Z stay l.. bed ali da1
an then paw licked me fer afttt, 10y,
50 early on Chriatmus up
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
SHOULD BE INV ESTiGATED.

The serious charges Of i'll treatment
preferre6 by Miss Olga Sjostedt. a
Swedish trained nurse, have been
widely exploited. Mr.. T. = Pender,
of Halifax county, charged with the
i'll treatment, has received a number
of threatening letters, but as they are
anonymous he pays no attention to
them. He is indignant at the charges
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24

logical depth Of civic d~epravi;y TO
which the argument would Lead the
city Of Raleigh. Does II not Sho~F
that the argument Is unworthy ana
degrading?
Raleigh is now an educational city
set on a hill. Are we 30 advertise
that we care more TO save taxes than
for temperance II 50. why not 20
the whole hog and follow MI
Thompson's logical sugEestIong
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24

The mountain was in labor and
brought forth a mouse After astute,
active and a~ssiduous lawyers secured
Raleigh they have found 43 out of
the 1892 registered voters in Raleigh
who declare they are opposed to
a~bolishiEg Raleighs Whiskey Shop.
The only surprise is that the number
is so small
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
Mark Santa ia''

Christmas comm
II done been right hs#
But Sandy Claws he @.r
Niger mos too black .#
Got my name 'Caze fH
Sider ne s ShiHlu ~
sandy Claws a'rca-g COZ.
Ief me things to f t#
Apples, candy. marble
III go crazy you DONE
Christmas come IG-r.
faint come dis-a-a
Dat a fine man. Sandy
Bring a Niger alley
lie 50 good dat fer e
/ b'lieVe he hisscf ISL
-GreensbOr0. &5.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
AN eternal CONTRAST.

Every voter ought to be true to his
conviction and stand for the Right as
God gives him to see the Right.
Which is the most important
Revenue or Sobriety? The dispensary
has debauched the city of Raleigh.
Citizens have hereby kept some
money III their pockets. The issue is:
"NNill YOU shut up the City Whiskey
shop and decrease drinking and
drunkenness. or Will you keep it open
and save some 'taxes?"
Let every voter in Raleigh contrast
the two statements and determine
which m VIII live and which one
he viii adopt. In a recent speech
Mayor Johnson, with deep feeling, de-
clared at Jenkins Memorial church:
IF THE DISPENSARY
YIELDED \ PILE OF GOLD AS
HIGH AS THIS CHURCH L
WOULD NOT BE WILLING TO
KEEP IT AND LET IT CON
TIME TO DEBAUCH THE
CITY,
That declaration Will live and will
be remembered with pride by Mayor
Johnson's children and children's
III ~ o4tS1 liz I1do pC1SSSo
away.
Let us contrast that inspiring dec
laration with the following statement
by the forty-three signers who want
to keep the ~dispensary:
"NOTHING COULD BE SO
UNFORTUNA ATE .AS TO HAVE
y GREAT INCREASE IN THE
TAN-RATE UPON PROPER
TS.'
In the light Of conscience. in the
light OF duty to your fellow man, in
the light of your obligation to the
wives and children of weak men, and
in the light Of that day when every
man must give an account of the
deeds done in the body, which decla-
ration had 0 rather sign?
You viii answer by your vot on
Thursday.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24

Charlotte has good schools. 1t
has prohibition. Raleigh had good
schools before the ~dispensary was es-
tablished. 1t will have good schools
after the d~ispensary is voted out next
week. Raleigh is not dependent
upon making the fathers drunk to
educate the children.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-12-24
The Ring of ChrIafua

Give US the joys
long
Not tire joy ~
chimes.
But something more
song
The ring - the Chris
That IL the song tr@
The song - the
The song with q ring
swing
The ring y the Christ