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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
TAR HEEL CHRONICLES
Happenings And Doinss Cleaned From All Parts
Of The Old North State.
Resolution Of Thanks.


The following resolutions, offered
by Mr.. Josephus Daniels for the COM
mittee, were unanimously adopted by
a rising vote:
Resolved, That the thanks Of the
association be and are hereby tender
ed the Western Union Telegraph
Company and the railroad companies.
for courtesies in the matter of rail
road transportation and particular
ly to the Southern Railway Company,
for the courtesy of an excursion to
Lake Toxaway; to W. A. Smith, for
car ride to Laurel Park and an en-
joyable afternoon at that beautiful
resort; to Capt. NJ. C. Toms and John
L. Orr and their associates for ex-
tending the courtesies of Mount Heb
ron; to the management Of the Gates
Hotel for excellent service and for
the courtesy Of ball rendered the
association; to Mayer r. Fl. Station
and the reception committee and all
the public spirited citizens who ten.
dered many delightful courtesies,
including the mountain drives and to
Lake Osceola, and for more pleasures
than can be enumerated; to Mr. M.
L. Shipman, editor Of The Hender-
sonville Hustler, and to Mr.. T. r.
Barrows, associate editor, for their
brotherly welcome which made all
the editors feel at home.
The association left on a
special car Saturday for Lake Toxo-
way, returning to their homes from
there. ssse s,ee.7.s1.
The following eighteen new
members were enrolled at the session
J. V. Sims, Raleigh Times
wv. I. Underwood, Greensboro
Patriot; j. A. Parham, Fayette.
vile Index; Owen g. Dunn, Newberl
Sun; r. A.. Deal, Wilkesboro Chfon
icle; w. E. Pharr, North Wilkesbort
] Hustler; M. L. Yeager, Southern
Publisher; R. E. Ransom, .Sprin&
Hope Leaders; Andrew Joyner
Greensboro News Bureau; c. A
Fury, Kings Mountain Herald; Gin
/ N. Brown, Salisbury Post; T. Fl
Gosorn, Bakersville Kronicle; H. ii
Hamlin, Beaufort Lookout; D. L. st
Clair, Sanford Express; 2. P. Pepper
Danbury Reporter; T. R. Barrows
! lHendersonville Hustler; J. r. Round
i tree, Kinston Free Press; Chas. &
Williams, Polk County News.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
Private Laws Ready.

Raleigh, Special.-The private laws
Of the session of 1909 Of the General
Assembly are now almost ready to be
issued, as the printing Of these has
been completed, only the index is yet
to be completed.
y This is quick work and it follows
close Oh the early publication Of the
public laws, which were issued early
in May. The printing of the laws
this session has broken past records
for the rapidity in punblication and
the State has therefore access to the
full information in the laws at a
much earlier date than is usual.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
Firemen Lose Case.

Atlanta, Ca, Special The Geor-
gia Railroad strike arbitration board
Saturday night decided against the
seniority of white fremen over ne
groes. The arbitrators, however,
placed premium on intelligence
among fremen, which it is believed
will ultimately result in the gradual
elimination of all except the most ex-
pert negro fremen.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
Killed hv Live Wire.

Greensboro, Special.-Bryan Ben
ton, the l2-year-cla brother of James
M. Benton, city editor Of the Morn
ing Telegram, was instantly killed by
live wire late Tuesday afternoon.
The boy was at lawn party at the
Christian church, and with a play
mate climbed a tree. His fingers
touched an uninsulated electric wire,
his leg another, the short-circuit
causing him to drop. Il.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
The Wheat Crop is Fine.

Mount Airy, Special.-Never in the
history of farming in Surry county
have the farmers been in a deeper
hole with their blowing and harvest
ing. The wheat crop is fine and ripe
but up to Friday heavy rains have
fallen daily, rendering it impossible
to cut grain and plow corn, etc.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
From Chicago to Charleston.

Winsten-Salem, Special The Of
fetal announcement Saturday by the
Atlantic Coast Line and. Norfolk and
Western that the Winston-Salem
Southbound Railroad would be push
ed to completion within the next, 18
months is received with great salts
faction here. The movement for this
through line from Chicago to Charles
ton, with the Twin City as prom
inent junction point, was begun about
three years ago, Col. F. Fl. Fries and
Mr.. Henry E. Fries, Of this city, be
ing among the leaders in the enter
prise. Henry E. Fries is now presi-
dent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01

dermany's great new battleships
sa Anos safely pass from the North
Sea to the Baltic
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
Exonerates Man Convicted Of Murder

Palatka, Fla, Special. = When
James Kelly and D. M. Davidson
were setenced to life Imprisonment
for. murder, Kelly said: II accept
the verdict of the jury, but as for
D. M. Davidson, he is as innocent of
this crime as any man in the hearing
Of my voice" !" The men were con-
victed Of the murder Of W. C. Sell
lars, a night watchman Of the Allan
tic Coast Line Railroad three years
ago at High Springs, Fla.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
He Hal II Bad.

A breach of promise action was
tried in Dublin. '.The Defendant"
observed Mr. T. M. Healy, K. C. N
p, on behalf of the lady, wrote 14s
love letters-don't be alarmed, my
Lord, I am not going to read them
all. He could not pass letter box
without posting letter to the plain
tiff.
zone evening he asked her if she
was engaged She laughed and sail:
whats that to your Well he said
4 should like very much to be al
lowed to pay you some attention.
You must go and see my mother
about that she replied.
.oThat night, continued Hr. Heaiy
"this gentleman sat down in the no
| tel and wrote his first love letter tt
the young lady. In the course OF thu
| following six months he wrote to ths
plaintiff, not merely daily from trair
and ship, but almost from his he'd
letters, kilograms and postcards. >
London Globe.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01
Perished in Pack Ice.

Tromsoe, Norway, Specialize
steamer Arctic, Sof Walter Wellman S
North Pole expedition, returned here
Sunday from Spitzbergen with her
flags at half mast, bringing the news
that Knul johnson, one Of the two
men who remained at the Wellman
camp this winter, had perished In the
pack ice when his -airship had been
destroyed by heavy storm.
On May 10 johnson went with his
fellow watchman, Paul Bjorvig, on a
hunting expedition over the pack ice.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01

@ @ s s ssss ss.a With ss.rru..sn.n.
CENT INTEREST eHoNso Dup
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1909-07-01

In the Senate Monday the finance
committees s amendment to take hides
from the free list and place duty Of
Is per cent ad valorem on them was
under discussion all day. Senators
Warren, Of Wyoming, and Carter, Of
Montana, spoke in fovor Of the
amendment, while Senator Page, oe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
NEW VOLUMES ADDED
TO PUBLIC LIBRARY

The following thirtv.one volumes
will he added TO the public library
Mondav morning:
Reference Killikclly. Curious Ques
Jious. vol: Walsh. Encyclopedia Of
Prose Quotations; Wheclrr. Familiar
Alusiops; Wheeler. Who Wrote lt'
Nisccllnucous--Bci Clcaa Mix;
Conaut. Money and Banking, , vol;
Enock. Mexico; Howell. Text Book Of
Physiology; Hume. Behind the Veil IN
Persia and Turkish Arabia; Rooster.
Steam. Electric Power Plants; Lewis,
ed. Advertisements Of the Spectator:
Richards. First Lessons in Food and
Diet: Richards. Sanitation in Daily
Life; Sheriff.. Stained Glass Tours in
France; Sparrow. English House; Spar
row. Hints ON House Furnishing:
Thorpe. ed. Statesmanship of Andrew
Jackson.
Fiction-Opcn Country; Uichcns.
Bella Donna: Hoover, Pa Flickingcr s
Folks; Major, Gentle Knight of Old
BraOdcnburg; Phillips. Hungry Heart
TAYLOR, Fame s Pathway.
Children S boolts-Dunn, From Al
lanta TO he Sea: Elson, Child s Guide
TO American History; Kelley. Boy Min
oral Collectors; Rcynard the Fox
Stratcmcycr. Dave Porter in the South
Seas; Wray. Mother fuckers Seven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
METH0DISTS ENTERTAIN
RETURNING DELEGATES

An informal reception WAS rendered
the twenty-five returning delegates 10
the convention of the Women 5 Home
Missionary society in Los Angeles from
October TO 13. by all the Methodist
ladies of the city in the Davis Deacoucss
home on Fourth East street Saturday
night.
There was no regular programme nor
speaking, although there were musical
selections by some of the ladies present.
Mrs. George O. Robinson, president
Of the society. whose home is in Detroit.
and Mrs. B. 5. Potter secretary for
Utah were tho guests OF honor This
Sunday morning the various Mcthd
dist pulpits IN the city will be occupied
by the delegates, who VIII speak ~
place of the regular sermons
\ platform meeting will be held in
the First Methodist church of this CITY
at { clock Sunday. when all tho dele.
gates VIII he present. and when many
Of them will make short addresses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
IN REGULAR MEETING

The regular meeting OF The Salt Lake
,0uuty Horticultural society was held
in the county commissioners office
Saturday afternoon with n good attend
ance. l.. Hemingway. one of the lead.
ing fruit growers Of the county, was
the principal speaker. lie related ms
experiences in growing apples As he
is practically the only man who has
made a success Of apples this ycar. his
talk was interesting and instructive
lie said that in order TO pet good
crop of fruit on a'u off season it is
necessary 10 trim down and prunc the
trees considerably in plentiful season.
He also advised the use Of damp straw
and coal oil in smudging orchards
At the meeting 10 bc held next month
j. Edward Taylor. state horticultural
inspector. will deliver talk on
'' Smudgin0 >
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
WIZARD OF WASATCH
ISSUES INVITATIONS
There Will Be Love Feast at
Commercial Club Satur-
day, October %.

The wards of the Wizard OF the Wa
sa,eh will give 'iov feast on Sat
urday. October %. The invitations FOR
the affair. which will be unique. as all
things in connection with the wizard
and mis- doings arc. were issued SatgT-
day. in order that the public may
be informed about precisely what the
wards intend 20 do and how they aim
20 do Il. n reading Of tho invitation is
necessary That allimportant document
ia as follows;
II has been commanded % the wards
oi tho wizard of the Wasatch members
81 Tho commercial club and their friends
In the valley OF Sale Lake. that az the
shank oi evening. on the day preceding
the fourth holy day OF the tenth moon.
OF the twcnty-scven thousandth year OF
tn~ reign OF His August Majesty, Hatu.
tho Wizard OF the Wasatch Chcing $3.50
p M Saturday, October q, i"QHl. there
o.. spread IN The rooms of the Commercial
club N feast pf Joy (ro Jos watnrl. 20
which all loyal sons of th" valley are COM
-usudcd tp grace b. their presence.
Therefore %" IL known throughout tE'
length ana breadth 81 tho VALLEY Oi salt
lake. that the feast o.! joy VIII Doe spread
~ heretofore mentioned go JOS Nat"I.l
II " further commanded. thHt pipes OF
wisdom &c provided FOR tile mulutudes.
(No pipe drcamSJ
That mciodious voices render soft and
soothing melodies. ~ r. Guests are re-
queatcd not 10 sing "rhe Captain Went
BELOW 10 Light the Cabin Lamps
That pale october brow shall now from
,he fountains "a slack the thirst or the
wenty traveller (Fountains VIII be worked
Thdt ioy shall Dc unconnned. There
fore.
rake YOU heed. and dare not 10 diso5oy
the command Of th" "Wiz, hat 81 one
make entry iu your date book thuslN.
saturday. october 20. hlg Joy feed and
smoke. Commercial club. $50 =. u. Nc
for the big feed
And then ten your Wife tho truth about
whrro YOU arc going that night and ~"
viii say. Good. 60 and boost for tho
town.
In. Majesty the VIZ has caused this
feast TO bC spread that hc may. In Fee
hlr way show his appreciation ot The
honrty welcome and luyal support accord
cJ him on tho occasion of his recent visit
10 tho city. and that no may have tho
opportunity uf comforting with his sub
ierts and lonrn their wishes az 10 his
PRONUNCIATION of commands Tor th" great
summer festival and carnival OF Tho WIZ
ard o( the WasatCh. 1910
Come and boost FOR salt Lake.
IIATt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
HEAR PROTESTS AGAINST
GIVING SALOON LICENSE

The hearing of the protests against
granting n liquor license 10 George Bcss
for his saloon ~ Twelfth South aud
West Temple streets was begun before
the county commissioners Saturday. bat
WAS not concluded. and tho matter win
ho taken up again Monday morning at
10 clock
\ number of protests against the
place. signed by numerous resiGcui,
uf that locality, was filed with tho com
mission"rs. all charging that the place
is disurdcrly and = nuisance. md that
the proprietor has been selling iidHor
Sundays. There were also several poii.
mons In favor of granting tho license
About thirty persons were present nj
the hearing. and number were placed
under oath and testified for and against
the granting Of the license.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
UNIQUE ENTERPRISE
BEHIND APPLICATION

Behind m application filed SATURDAY.
in the office of the state engineer for
water lies little story Of uuiauc
enterprise. Aurin 7. Sheldon. John II.
Reader. ". T. McaEhcr and james s.
Wildcy Of Ncrnal apply for thirty feet
1f the waters OF Big Brush creek and
Little Brush creek. The water Will be
stored during the winter and will be
used for irriguting purposes from April
| TO November !
In order 10 bring the water from it,
present source to the point desired 90
he reached, Little Brush cave. a sub,
tcrrnuean channel. will be tapped by
a big flume. This drain viii carry tho
water over a fertile tract TO Big Brush
creek, a distance Of eighteen miles Az
the present the water flows into the
cave and does not appear again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
THE IMPRESSION LEFT IN YOUR MIND is
YEAR AFTER YEAR THE SAME PROMISES

makers-and year after year they are comp
between the lines that their promises have no
Look up your old files read the @ ads of 100
back to their beginning. You II be surprised
at the similarity. All agree in admitting pa
in predicting future success, Reminds Of n
as cornered-and therefore penitent-confd
unblushingly confesses past offenses, but prot
better in the -fntnre-if given another chance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
SCHRAMN N-J0HXSOH
DRUGS FILES ARTICLES
INCORPORATION Marks the Union
of Two Old. Strong Drug
interests.

Articles Of incorporation Of Schramm-
johnson Drugs. which succeeds 10 tue
business OF the F. c. Schramm and T. J..
Hin Drug company's stores, were filed
in the office Of the secretary Of state
SATURDAY, The new company Is incor
poratod for 100000. OF which SlOo.-
600 is paid-up capital, divided as fol.
lows:
T. G. Schramm, 10000 shares; JOY H..
Johnson. 10000 shares; G. j. Harvey.
$500 shares: ID. W. Owen. 1000 shares, +,
Walter Ostler, 1000 shares: G.. II. Hes
ser. 1000 shares; G. II. Stevens. 1000
shares.
Mr. Schramm is president. Mr.. John.
son is vice president and manager. Mr..
Harvey is secretary, and Mr. Owen l.
treasurer. and they. with the other
stockholders named. constitute the
board of directors.
The new company absorbs two old
and well-known business firms of salt
Lake. The Schramm store was found.
cd nineteen wears ago by John b. Far
low, Mr.. Schramm becoming proprietor
after Mr.. Earlow : death several wears
ago The Hill drug store was cStaD
lishcd eighteen years ago by simpson
q Hill. the firm name being changed 10
=. !. Hin q Company after Mr.. Simp
son : death. Mr. johnson became in.
tcrcsted in the business in 1902, and
assumed the management when the f.
i. Hill Drug company was incorporated
Mr. Hill died in 1907 and Mr. John
son took over the Hill interest.
Schramm johnson Drugs will operate
four stores already owned by the inter.
csts that have formed the new, com.
pauv. The stores are at First South
and Main. Second South and West TEN.
pie Fifth South and Main. and First
West and South Temple.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
PRESS NOT TO BLAME
FOR SILLY WAR TALK

NEW YORK. Oct lG.-M. Zumou,0.
who recently came 10 this city from
Japan 10 start q commercial paper. in
an address TODAY AZ the luncheon 20 the
japanese commercial commissioners.
protested against the tendency Of pub
lie speakers 60 blame tho press for re-
cent talk ut war between this couu-
trv and Japan, lie maintained the bet
ter class Of papers IN both countries
had been diguificd and friendly during
all the ''siIlv war talk. The prospect
of war between this country and Japan
was settled fifty wears ago and an on
during peace wss the result, lie said
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17

HIVE YOU read "'lights and Shadows
of Mormonism -? Perhaps prejudice
prevents your securing this book, 1T
Is NOT ABUSIVE II rs an analytical
and logical study OF Mormonism and
prevailing conditions in Utah. You
owe il 10 yourself 10 read this book.
Price Sl,2j. For sale by all ncwsdcal-
ers and at The Tribune Office. Sent
postpaid upon receipt Of price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
JURY SHOWS MERCY TO
CONVICTED MURDERER

ST LOUIS. Oct l6.-Thomas Kane
was found guilty Of murder in tho sec
ond degree by n jury here today. He
killed Fred Mohrlc in the corridor Of
The Four Courts building June I,
Mohrle having killed Samuel Young a
poitica! leader. Of whom Kane was =
mcndcd that kane'S punishment he
fixed AZ twelve wears at the peniten.
liarv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
HAVEN'T THAT KIND of
A CHIhAMAN ONCE SAID to

Yes suppose my clothes do look que
like yours, Yours look funnier to me
had you considered that my mode Of dr.
centuries of experience and of observa
trace its history back? suppose tho1
countrymen made a light suit do for s,
for winter regardless of intermediate V;
Now we put on several light coats-or
take off as the weather changes. ! S
menfinp-Yes-bep pardon :,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
LIKE THE WISE ORIENTAL,

too--Studebakers did all their eX
thought of offering the first au
their engineers to Europe and :
Not satisfied with the results. IL
no factory, could successfully
modcl-a car so good it would
own tyne and at It's own nrice-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-17
Insomnia

"a have been using Csscarets for In.
sonuia. with which have been afflicted
for twenty years, and can say that Cas-
carets have given me more relief than any
other remedy have ever tried. shall
certaihly recommend them TO my friends
ss h-ing all that they are represented.
Thos Gillard, Elgin, III.
5leasGnt Palataoie, Potent. Taste Good
to Good Never S!cken. Weaken or Gripe
loo ZSc yl- Never sold 10 bulk. Tho geu-
li.a tGni.t s'E-nnel ( {. G. Guar antced &c
- ~>-s- v>@~->- snnE ~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-16
GENERAL FUND Y, 9eta'ss.2 sTlts gs0.f G.r
 ..aABl0|lgJ5 B|l0ll|llg MLf.p'GONE [
Little More Than $5,oO0 to Credit of
 That Fund in State Treasury, and
 Unless Collectors Come to Relief of State Warrants Will be Discounted.

Little Rock, April 15.-Unless col lectors of the State come to the res- cue, warrants issued by the State auditor will before another week has passed be disposed of for less than their face value, for there will be nothing in the general fund of the treasury to meet them.
 According to the balance made yes terday afternoon at the close of bus mess for the day, there was only $5,- 3O5.42 on hand in the general fund, from which the expense of maintain ing the legislature and the various departments of State must be drawn. Last Saturday morning there waa over $1S,000 in this fund, showing the heavy drain upon this department in only few days.
 Seeing the condition of the treas ury, it is thought county collectors over the State will make advances on their annual settlements, so as to tide the general fund over until June, when the annual settlements are made.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-16
MICRO ELkS FINED
 IN CIRCUIT COURT

dIot Springs. Ark, April 15.--Chas.
 1T Hodge. as secretary, and w. g..
 Gardner, as exalted ruler,,r of local
 negro lodge ot Elks. were fined t25 xnch In circuit court here today, in
 an1taininx 2 lower court fine. where Iii they were charged with violating the state law which prevents the
 Wearing Of an emblem or insignia of 'a secret fraternity of which one is not a member. The decision carries
 with 1t one of much importance, for snnier the same statutes negro Odd Dellows or negro Masons may be proceeded against. The negroes set mp In defense that they were properly chartered as the I. B. P. o. E., in- stead of the B. P. o. B.. but the court and jury ruled that the difference was vague and would serve to mislead 8 man who was a lodge member and not close up to lodge work, and es- |pecially the generally public, which were not members of the lodge.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-16
BOB TAYLOR
 WILL NOT SIGN
Hrs. Carmack's Petition Not Yet Pre-
 sented to Taft.

Washington, April 15.-The petition signed by all the members of con- sress from Tennessee save Senator Taylor and Representative Padgett' sasking the President to appoint Mrs. Edward w. Carmack postmistress at Columbia, was not presented at the White House today. Representative Austin, who has the petition, said this afternoon that he would deliver 1t in person to President Taft next Friday. Meanwhile Mir. Austin will try to obtain Senator Taylor's sigma ture, and he feels that the senator will give it, inasmuch as he has made several visits to the White House in the interest of Mrs. Carmack's ap- pointment. close friend of Senator Taylor said tonight that he did not believe the senator would sign the petition. he being ssatisaed with his pefeonal efforts in Mrs. Carmacks behalf. The impression here Is that the President has decided to appoint Mrs. Carmack
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-16

w. H. Johnson, of Essex, Mo-. was a recent visitor in this city.