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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

The class was being questioned on
the cardinal points of the compass.
eff turn to the east and look at
the rising sun, what is behind me?"
Boyer shadder.-Manchester
Guardian.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

LaGrippe pains that pervade the en-
tire system, LaGrippe coughs that rack
and strain, are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar Is mildly laxative,
safe and certain in results. Sold by f.
L. Whitehead Company.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

Myrtle Papa doesn't favor your
calling here at all, George.
George Why, that cant be! Your
father gave me a cigar a moment
since as | came in the door.
Myrtle-AIl right; just wait till
you smoke it!-Lippincott's Maga.
zinc
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

Heavy, impure blood makes mud
dy, pimply complexion, headaches,
nausea, indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak. pale, sickly. Burdock Blood
Bitters makes the blood rich, red, pure
restores perfect health
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

Bowels clogsed, sick headache, nc
fun is it? Why not have that happy
face, red cheeks that come with good
digestion. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea makes the bowels work regularly,
natural, makes you feel like new. Take
it tonight. F. T. Whitehead Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

Educational facilities were not so
good in your errly days as they are
now"
NO." admitted the grouchy citi-
zen. "they were not. was 16 years
old before knew as much as my fa-
ther. The kids to-day reach that stage
at TO-" Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

Colonel-Q919)- you lost half
YOUR forces in ambush?
Lieutenant-Yes, sir. The enemy
rugged up a cannon to look like a
moving picture machine, and the
BOYS Just fought for chance to get
right in front Of it.-Puck.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

Stops itching instantly, Cules piles,
eczema, salt, rheum. tetter, itch, hives,
herpes, scabies-Doan's Ointment. At
any drug store.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

At the funeral.-"It's no use, Su-
sic, | cant cry any more.'
Il told you you began too early"
Blaetter.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

Dewitt your wife follow
the fashions closely?
Jewitt-I should say SO; she has
one of these standing room only"
dresses Smart Set.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

CDR. Thomas Elcrtic Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group. Has been used with success i'll
our family for eight years" Mrs. J..
Whiteacrc, Buffalo, n. y.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

The Count: Vat! Economize?"
The Countess: Yes, Father says
we are living beyond his means"
Lippincott's Magazine.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1910-02-10

jVIRGINIA CAROLINA CHEMICAL
COMPANY.
Please send me copy OF your 1910
Farmers Year Book free of cost.
l Name e.............,.,.,,
io"n''''''ssssssssssssss,sss,UU
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
GOVERNOR SANDERS
TO HOLD HIS PLACE

BATON ROUGE. Ia, July when
Governor Sanders IS elected 1cx- Tues
day % succeed the late Senator NcEuerv
for tGc unexpired 1--WE years OF his term.
running 90 Marsh 8. 1918. IL VIII b- als1-
Iufcly without condition or pIsdEe- BIC
viii 80 L. Washington without p-ouiS-
OF a slaEIe thing IN return for his eIeva-
tIon- or he VIII not 20 az all
To friends OF Speaker DUure he de-
rlrgd q make any obligation Of support
ul That gentleman for the E0veruorshlp
TO friends Dr Governor Lam h-enou-. u
-l-N ~ e. him as has been rliraos sd. De
VII likewise refuse 10 agree 10 resign
hrs Office on August ] in return for their
votes
The governor is firm in the belief that
ms course in deciding TO remain at his
post here until Congress meets IS fusr De-
ned and VIII meet the approval o. the
people lie has many policies 90 set ia
motion after the legislation OF The ses-
Sign has been promulgated and De be-
lives DO WI be % the best interests aF
the people 20 stay on The present lob
lSHS enough personally - direct the in
ruEurati0D or those policies and 20
choose the men who are 20 carry them
out
OF his legal and constitutional rights
10 hold the EovernorShiD until 81 Is
necessary for him TO 60 20 Washington
and qualify he has absolutely no dou5t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
NEW ORLEANS FACES
STREET CAR STRIKE

NEW ORLEANS, July 3--Unlezs the
-..aH car men OF New Orleans agree 10
accept a renewal Of the present con
-rzet with the Eew Orleans Railway
and Light Company. which calls for ~
cents per hour. tue Crescent City viii
soon face 2 street car strike
The men are asking - cents an hour
with the idea 81 receiving - cents per
hour. and the corporations directors
have informed the men that the com
ra-v is not ia a position 60 grant any
more than a renewal
International President w d AIahon
conferred with the corporation officials
this morning and no agreement was
reached The carmen are expected TO
walk OUT the latter part OF this week IL
being the wishes OF the men not 10 in
te-fcre with the EarloG- Fourth OF July
.efaEra tons
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03

BOSTON. July 3-President TAFT Will
have a busy Independence Day If all ihe
arrangements made for him by his sec
rotary work out as they have been
planned
The President, with Secretary Norton
and capt. Archie Butt, military aid,
VIII leave Beverly at $50 a. m to-
morrow IL his auto for Everett. over
the Revere Beach Parkway, stopping at
Chelsea, and arriving at Broadway,
Everett. al s-l5 a IN Here he win be
received by the ssrh0OIChildren Of Ever
EFT, members Of me city government,
bands, and civic and military Organia-
tons
Proceeding, The Presidential party
plans 10 arrive at Wilmington Bridge,
SomerviIle. about g-52 a m. where
they viii be received by Governor
Draper. Lieutenant Governor Frothing-
ham, Adjutant General Brigham, con-
gresham Mccall. Councillor Glidden.
Mayor woods and Co Edward GlineS,
the Presidents personal escort duTlnS
his stay IN Soue-EiIe-
The party win then move 10 central
HiI Park, where President 1ail VIII
review the SomervilIe parade
The President and governor. escorted
1v the ianCerS, viii then come u Bos-
ton and review the Boston parade AT
its conclusion they viii go 10 Cambridge,
where President Taft VIII be the guest
u President Lowell or Harvard al din
uer at $50 p m He vii address the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
ROOSEVELT FACES
CAMERA BRIGADE
Forty Brooklyn Girls Take
Snapshots of Former Pres
ident in an Auto.

OYSTER BAY, y. y. FEiE SIN spite
OF me great heat. Col. Theodore E0a=e-
welt went TO church this morning with
Nrs. Roosevelt. and after listening -r a
short sermon patiently submitted r0
being photographed bv forty Ev1oE'En
girls who snapped cameras ar him a. he
stood lG his auto.
The enthusiastic departure of the iE-
surCent statesmen last u-Eh- has left
the air charged vlth all Kinds Of rl-
uucal conjecture II is openly stated
that Dir. Roosevelt, while not 1y sin
Gle word committing himself against
Taft or Els AdmiuiS-rzflru. is greatly
pG- our by the Presidents failure To
make certain aUpolurue--S ~ his. the
caIoueTs friends one Hf these men
WAS Jimmy SICau. who failed -l get r.
place IT. was expected De would EaE
LJo-G GrIsCom. chairman 81 The New
YORK county comm f.eet te-ra. Uf-t over
niEht az SaSamcre EilI and went over
ia detail the situation En- Sew YORK
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
ROOSEVELT OFFERED
A $4,000 POSITION
May Succeed Cleveland as
Trustee IF the Equita-
able Life.

NEW YORK, July 3.-There is not a
little speculation in financial circles to-
day a. to whether Theodore Roosevelt
II willing to bury his past differences
with J. PterpOnt Morgan and become a
member Of the board Of trustees of the
Equitable Life Insurance Couuauv
M Morgan is she largest Individual
stockholder % the company and has
the power TO select the trustees. u is
said that he IS anxious 20 name Mr.
Roosevelt as the successor TO Grover
Cleveland. According 10 rumors I'D IN
suranCe circles. a tender OF the Office
with $1,000 salary has been made %
the former President
Paul Morton. Secretary Of the Navy
N the Roosevelt Cabinet, is president
OF the Equitable. and ir Is understood
that ne is urging his former chief 90
accept Mr.. Norgaus offer That AIR
Roosevelt has given some thought TO
the pr-.,osition IS indicated by the fact
that he has asked number Of his
friends how the people would view his
acceptance of the place made vacant by
the death Of Grover Cleveland
II IS recalled, however. that lI-- Nor
gan and Mr.. Roosevelt have not been
on friendly terms for several years. and
that II the fnaucler has actually asked
Mr. Roosevelt to become a trustee OF
the Equitable. mis- move was prompted
by the thought that the former Presi-
dent would be a great advertising card
az well as an energetic Official
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
RED NOSES CLEARED
Effect OF POsIam- the New skin REM
edy, Is Immediately Percepfibie-

Effect OF POsIam- the New skin REM
edy, Is Immediately Percepfibie-
7 have been troubled with red nose
and eczema for nearly eight years until
/ discovered pCslam, the new magic
cure Ny face vas a sight and I vas
ashamed 20 be seen on the street l
was surprised TO see the Improvement
after q months treatment and 7 have 4
nice. clear complexion from which the
piuples and my red nose disappeared
ike magic SAYS Charles T. SHUTTER,
Nilkes-Barre. Pa Ny nose would be
Ike boil" says Carl D Steinhod. CO.
lumbus. Ohio, not only painful but
embarrassing 7 have given poSIam a
thorough trial ny face became smooth
and fair Ny nose IS natural color
and does not get sore"
PoSfam IS the new skin remedy, na-
TUralIv TieSh-c0iored, which heals and
hides all skin iuperfectious- Although
primarily intended for ecZema-stoppiuE
the itching with first application and
rapidly restoring the health Of the SKIN
-OOSiam shows immediate and SuTpTlS-
ing results when used for less serious
skin affections. such as plmQies. rash.
biotChes- inflammatIous, 5tC-
PosIan Is on sale II 59-Cent boxes
and 3 5ars at ali druggists. particularly
OETam's. O-Do1uelTs. Affeck's. and
the Peoples Drug store a free sam
pie may be obtained BY mail IN plain
wrapper By writing 10 the Emergency
Ia bor2tOrtes, = west 18th street New
York CITY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
TRAINNEN VOTE
ON STRIKE SITUATION
Pennsylvania Officials En-
gage in Contest With Men
for Public Sympathy.

PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-OfhcisIs Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad. whose =. coo
trainmeu began taking a strike vote TO-
day. because the company has refused
them an increase in wages. declare
their employees are taking such action
in the hope Of forcing the company 10
srbitrate the question and in that man
ner secure the coveted increase
Men high N railroad circles declare it
is probable the company viii arbitrste,
as a last resort, but they do not believe
public opinion VIII permit the issue 70
reach that point Already the company
has begun a campaign TO win over pub
lie opinion, with which they hope TO
iuuence the trainmen to vote against
the strike proposition
The eastern section Of the state has
been strewn with circulars and teie-
grams stating both sides Of the qUes-
ton have been sent out
If the trsinmen vote 10 strike. a sym
patty strike Of engineers, fremen. teie-
graphers, and other organized employees
Of the railroad compan. VIII follow
railroad men declare. and as 2 result
all the traffic and industries Of the
state viii be practically tied I'D
With strike Of the tram -TleE. on and
the schutting down OF Industrial plants
be the 6rsE 70 suffer. and q reduction
N force would enSue Immediately, II
the action Of the roads two years 90
may be taken as an indication
The specific offer made BY che com
pany was that Il was willing O. apply
the New York Central award, quitting
in the mileage system in frs entirety.
with tie minimum day, provided -
men would accept herewith the New
York euTal rates AS the rates that
now obtain on this property are and
have been for a large part Of the ser
vice. materially higher than the New
York Central rates. this offer was nat
UraIly rejected
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
AUNT DELLA" HOLDS
TAFT'S SON FAULTLESS

MILLEURY, Mass. July 3-AUnt
Della Torrey thinks Bob" her grand
nephew, bIameiess for the accident 10
Michael ~ Grigordia, the italian who
was injured by Robert Tafts automo-
bile She says
u really do-not thirk that Robert
was 10 blame. as ne is skilled iu The
mana cement of an automobile, and s.
accustomed to driving one. J saw Nv
the papers that the man is not dead 4
hope that ne will not die. The Presi-
dent viii see that He gets the best Of
care 7 am sure OF that
Aunt Della is going 20 visit her
nephew, the President. at Burgess
Point this summer
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
HEDIATORS AVERT
STRIKE IN SOUTH
Railroads Grant Wage Con
CeSsiOnS, Bit Exact Terms
Are Not Disclosed.

Peace prevails today among the I'M
ployes and the Southern railroads, the
mediators brought about an AMIGA bic
settlement Of the wage controversy last
evening
A strike was averted only BY conces-
sions by the railroads 10 the demands
Of The Jrainmen and conductors, who
had voted 20 strike II they were not
allowed material Increases in the wage
scales For sixteen days the railroads
held out but the condition grew acute
and threatening the latter part Of the
week and a strike involving 10000 men
fore today
Just what is the basis on which the
tae sides were brought together Is not
definitely known. but it is understood
f1at the men win receive "a substantial
increase approximately - per cent Of
their riEIUaI demands. with the u-om-
Use Of further Increase within a year,
the net earnings OF The roads JUstifyiug
the boost
Victory For Erdman Act
The prevention Of a gigantic strike.
Wheu the controversy had reached a
critical stage, is regarded as a victory
for the Erdman act.-as well as 20 the
mediat0rs, Chairman Warren Knapp, Of
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
and Commissioner Of Labor Charles p
Nell The mediatCrs held conferences
Hlrh the two sides night and day
AFTER the traiDmeu and conductors
had declared that the differences would
NOT be submitted 90 arbitration the stu
afi1U looked gloomy. as The railroads
were obdurate until the last, saying that
tley would not accede 20 the demands
uf the men
i'm charge of the 6EHt To- the men
were r r. EUTriss. O. Cedar IA pidS,
Iowa, vice president IF the order Of
Railway Conductors. and Valentine
F1tzuatricz, Of Cleveland, Ohio, vice
president OF the brotherhood OF Rail
way TraIumen- These TWO leaders were
backed MP by 90 delegates from the
labor lodges iu the South.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
ROOSEVELT WANTED
AT MINING CONGRESS

Los ANGELES. Cal. July 3 - Ten
thousand signatures viii be appended
90 an invita- ton 90 b extended 20 TheO-
drre Roosevelt TO attend the American
Mining Congress n this city in SeptCm-
Der 4 special invitation VIII be en-
zraveG for -re tx-Presdeut by the
Sie-re NaIre Club. a local organization
Of mining men in charge Of the arrange
uleutS-
Ii is reDorted hat Colonel Roosevelt
has aIready9 s5Sui5ed q. desire 20 attend
and IL has been announced Seui-author-
7tatively that he VIII oe one OF che
speakers
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
TAFT WILL BE A BUSY MAN
ALL INDEPENDENCE DAY
Three Receptions, Two Parade Reviews One Formal
Dinner and an Address Is on His Seized
ule for Tomorrow

National Education Association IN the
Harvard stadium at $50 About $50
clock he viii go back to Beverly
IN HhSiSed ~ Is Planned 90 Hdte w.. ~
school children Of the city, the officials
AID the Fourth Of July committee
gather on the boulevard az q point near
Washington avenue TO extend a greet
ing 10 the President.
In Revere the schOOI children viii me
the main streets and salute the Presl-
dent as he passes in his auto
President Taft has promised four rep
personalities Of the Boston city tLtib-
whom he entertained Thursday evening
al his summer home. that he VIII WISH
tie City Club M9u5av noon
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03

ure as Il was sent to Congress from the
Department Of justice senator BITS
TOW was particularly severe lH lt~ yon-
Cemua rlCC q the measure WHleu Lst-
the endorsement Of President TAFT For
their course, the three members Of Con
-rez- received the hearty congratlla-
LiCus OF Roosevelt.
RooseveIt's Stanch Supporters
All three OF u.s. read the statement
given out by Victor Murdoch after the
conference with The former President
were anxious 10 see Roosevelt, because
We DO not believe De had three stauch-
Of supporters Of his policies throughout
his term. Senator Bristow was mis- right
hand man iu une0veuuE the postal
frauds and Furnishing those responsible.
and Madison and were among rne
-Isircy-fve members who stood 20 for
D. Ed when the night Wa made 20 deprive
him Of the aid oF the Secret Service N
uucove-inE just such things as the pos
tai frauds
We were very much pleased % find
him absolutely unchanged in his atri-
tude toward public questions, anu also
90 ind how closely DE IS iE -ouch with
What has F-rrened ln the last year and
quarter He congratulated Gs and
those associated wiki l- on OUT 81 scra-=
iu putting into the railroad rae bill
the provisions vl-a-ly necessary 5n or
der that 30 81 I represent progress
along the lin he ---uuer control ~
the Interstate g. .weT-e carriers.
Eject On InSurgent Cause
1T IS expected that the conference ard
.the. nature ~ the statements issued al
ftz-cC0clusiDu wiiI nave a marked effect
on The t-SgrSeut movement throughout
tire country. 70 IS pointed out that. not
outstanding the fact that Colonel
Roosevelt has been in conference with
President Taft and other supporters Of
sla Admin -rrlr-UI- including NLCED.aS
Lu--worrf1 and Senator Lodge, he care
fully refraired from -utreriuC q word
which might be- construed as An in
d1r~emeur Of the work Of his successor
Contrasting strongly with bis CONFER
eure al Beverly the former President
lost no time after his conference with
three Of the most Influential Insurgents
iu Congress. % Eive them broad in
5orseme-t and 90 specifically praise al
the insurgents who incurred the dis
pleasure OF President Taft Or writing
radical progressive amendments into
tra Administration railroad bill
Every iuSuTEeur in the House and
Senate has been looking forward 90 the
Kansas conference al Sycamore HiI
Web "a EICat deal Of hone and 30 ne i-I-
rIe FrGF- Vow, however Il IS believed
there viii be uu-eS-EsI med rejoicing in
The iusurCe1t camp, with a resulting
impetus TO the inSurEenr movement
throughout the country
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
KansanS in High Glee After
Conference With For
mer President.
COURSE IN CONGRESS
STRONGLY PRAISED
Practical Approval Given to Ac-
tons. of Progressive Ele-
ment in Party.

OYSTER BAY. y. Y, July 3--The
star Of insurgency Is fu the ssceuder.cv
today and Colonel Roosevelt is making
no effort 70 conceal the satisfaction he
derived i'm discussing national issues
yesterday afternoon with three of the
most prominent Insurgents I'm Congress.
For the first time since he returned
from Europe. the former President has
given some indication as go where he
stands so Tar as the insurgents are
concerned and his verdict is so entirely
favorable that The three Insurgents
who were in conference with him yes
rerday afternoon left [o- the plains of
Kansas In fine fettIe
Senator Bris-0w and Represeutatires
Victor Murdock and y. H. Madison. all
o. kansas were the three insurgents
called upon hy Colonel Roosevelt 70
rt}sre 90 him in detail the activiriez Of
the Insurgents during his abs. nee from
the United States
That the former President should
select these three men IS regarded as ~
more than ordinary significance
Men Selected For Conference
N-rdock is one Of the foremost IN
slrEeuts In the House he has been
relentless in his warfare against Speak
e. Cannon and the House organization.
He has never once let mp in his fight
Judge Madison always a. the shoulder
OF lIuTdcCk iU every IusurCeut sCrlu-
mage. Is The jusurEeut member OF the
BaiiinEer-Pinehot Investigating com
m'ttee
Senator Bristow IS the Intimate friend
and associate of such Senate insurgents
as La FoHrrra Cr-wrfrs Do-E-a~ a-5
Beve-id=e-
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-,- 10 t'e
to--4el ----e WIKI --ese par -eLllaT men
because Of the fact THAI James p Car
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
TAFT SEES SAGACITY
IN ROOSEVELT SMILE
Silence of the Colonel Means
a Deep-Laid Harmony
Coup, lis Said.
Continues from First Page.)

all the insurgents as his visitors and
talk them into supporting the Taft Ad-
ministration soIidIy.
II he came NUt now lat-foOtedIy for
Taft the insurgents might not find
themselves so strong ar home even with
their visits 20 Roosevelt.
Asain, n the grand hurrah and blow
on comes along IN September and Oc-
ioDer Do VIII be calculated TO do tie
republican campalgners more good
,han n IL were sprung at this early
AN Of these things are what the
friends OF TAFT say. They add that
for the present, boIH the President and
ftoo2eN Ell are more than willing 20 let
the country conjecture as 10 what The
mas result VIII be because ~ the end
iley VIII make a political coup that VIII
carry the elections for Tire Republicans
To the ubEerFa ton that Roosevelt
never shOue as a political paCihca TOT.
TGe Tart supporters say ne never did
anything To wreck MS party on the
eve If great election. and that he viii
NOT do 10 now
Undoubtedly. the plan as outlined by
Tart friends is great game Whether
u VIII be played rests with the colonel
With the President.
The President spent a Q-Iet Sunday.
Tins morning he attended the jubilee
services ia honor Of the fortleth ami
versaTy of the pastorate of the Rev
James T. Franks. Of Grace Episcopal
Church. lu Salem
Tomorrow he viii 80 TO make a
speech before the school teachers in the
Harvard Stadium al Cambridge
Tuesday he VIII have a series Of con-
feTe-1eS with Richard A. BaUinger-
Secretary OF the Interior. reEa raIng
She work to he done iu reorEauizinl the
reclamation service and promoting con-
ser.atlou work throughout the West.
After Tuesday be viii have complete
rest uHtiI July j.. when political confer
euceS SSH come thick and heavy for
Tue res af Tire sum .1eT. as il rs reCOE-
Mica ttE- the President viii take a
leading part DUB conducting the fgLJ Cor
The Congressional elections next fan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
TX o. HOT ~. DIS.

~EANCEIN. Pa JuIv while
talking TO his wife about the hot
weather ana the near approach OF the
Fourth Of July. John r. Clements. a
z-erI-fs-avea local resident sitting on
tHe porch OF his home. suddenly ex-
ri red -0E leart-fei lure