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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
PRESIDENTIAL RESPONSIBILITY

In discussing the recent opinion OF
the United States supreme court
affirming the constitutionaluy OF the
corporation tax law, the fact has
been overlooked that an enormous
responsibility has been placed upon
the president of the United States.
The act invests the government
with the power-reaehing TO the in
nermost circles OF finance and com
merce-to enforce publicity on the
part OF 26s.i90 corporations having
a capital Of s52.s71.62s.752. Al
first il was provided that the official
reports should be public records and
open to inspection, but, later, the
rules under which they we're 10 be
examined we're left to the discretion
OF the president. The men who were
successful in securing this modifica-
tion will, no doubt, discover that IN
centering their hopes for continued
privacy upon the decisions OF one
man they we're taking long chances
The power that this gives the execu.
tive in the vast field OF commerce
and finance is far-reaching. 50 far
as President Taft is concerned. there
is little 10 fear. He Is. above ali
things. conservative and judicial. II
Is possible. however. that some IN.
ture occupant CT the white house maj
be lacking In these essential traits
and, either through impulse or radi
calism, might exercise the discretion
vested in him with neither wisdom
nor judgment.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Plans 10 Install Mail
Boxes on Street Cars

Washington. March 20.--It may be
that In he future. when the sight or
the post Office or a corner letter box
reminds you that you have not mailed
that" letter. You viii not have TO
hop or the street ear TO put II inio
the slot that leads 10 delivery. The
post Office department is considering
the installation OF mail boxes ON the
street cars OF Washington.
Experiments which have already
been made in Wilmington. Del. and
other cities have encouraged officials.
The last postal appropriation bill con-
tained an item for the purpose. and X
Is expected that experiments win be
made here In the near future.
First Assistant Postmaster General
c. p Grandfield has the matter under
Amusement. and has communicated
with officials OF the Capital Traction
company. on the Pennsylvania avenue
cars. OF which. passing the post Office.
the trial will probably first be made.
II the plan Is found to be feasible
Il will probably be used on most OF
the street cars OF the city.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
N THE GRAND OlD sTl7EC0UNTYFlRM- LIFE SCHOOL
THE LAW AND EXPLANATIONS IS.
SUED BY PROF, JOINER.

Raleigh. March 2o,-The county
lfarm-life school law and explanations,
/ by State superintendent OF Public In
struc,ion j. y. Joyner, is just issued
from the state department OF educa-
tion and is being distributed in every
county in the state, with a view to
stirring up movements for the estab-
lishment of such schools which are
especially designed to prepare boys
for agricultural pursuits and girls for
homemaking and housekeeping on the
farms; conduct agricultural and farm
demonstration work and demonstra-
ton and extension work for the adj
vancement Of farm-life conditions In
the localities, this TO be done in CO.
operation with the state and national
departments OF agriculture with meet
ings for the farmers and farmers
wives and daughters at the schools
from time to time. Only ten OF these
schools can be established with state
aid any one year. The locality secur-
ing one must issue $4,000 bonds for
the school plant and s2.500 annually
toward maintenance; then the state
adds s2.500 annually toward support
The indications are that there Will be
a rush by number OF enterprIsing
counties for the ten schools that will
be available for this year.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
THE WAY 10 fIsD GOLD.

The way % find gold Is not 10 take
aboard an assortment 81 scientific In
formation but 70 acquire d pick and
shovel. i hammer. q magnifying glass
and pack mule and strike INTO the
hills. This bit 81 wisdom comes from
Senator Hepburn. 81 idaho. Who halls
from the couer d'Alene gold region
81 bis state and has long been the al
torney Of Big mining companies.
NO scientific study. says Hepburn,
"can aid i man ID finding mine. No
geologist ever discovered 4 mine that
ever | heard of There il not a mine
Of value IN The United States today
tina was ever discovered BY geoIo-
gisi Or By any person acting upon
scientific principles. Our mines have
been discovered by class 81 men,
pioneers AZ j rule. who exercised their
own common sense and the judgment
81 the hour. who never read ! scien.
tiIic work relating 10 The subject, Ths
Comstock mine vas discovered by i
poor, broken proSpector. who would
probably have starved 10 death befor,
he got ont Or The country had he no.
found he mine
THE oil wells Of Pennsylvania ar,
an excellent example Of The uttel
failure and inpracticabillty Of feav
Ing this Il ne scientists of cours.
il MAS first discovered upon ihs sur
face u the river. The Indians use,
70 pick II up 81 shelr blankets an.
wiring the blankets out and sell ii 10
oIl for medicinal purposes"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Schedule.

~ ~ These figures are paniishsc ss
imprmatlsn and are pct guaranteed.
use a. m. No. IL. eastpe md. dailJ
nsetias siiih a. I. I t trsins soins
norm az Selma. al ooldsboro viii Al
= train for Wilmington. ssso Nlta
Norfolk southern train for New Bfrn
MorsheAd Citt and BEAUFORT This trails
3feenabsrg 70 fiaieigh.
1851 a. ~ No. Tee sasfbouns tef
Raleigh, selma and 8oIasboro. connesi.
lng 81 selma wlth a. G. = trains norm
trsias fsr ar Wiim 2sassSse also s Y via 4
Morfelk southern train for Nsw Hern
a2sshead City ard basaforL
na,. ss ss i 10 II s sss.soasa ,i 'ss
soa,s Tor Sa s,n vile : and u cslas s
nor9 with 4. G. l. trains inertia ~
s:is :. M. Ne III, ~ssseouna r.,
trains both north and SOUTH sasn sIao tor
anheyesIe ana knoxyille. rpiinah
slaepinK Car handled on this train -.
tween kalstxh and 0rssushoro. 81!
0pen AZ hAlstEh Ter seeup.ney a. 80
ste a. m No. III wassbouns threasa
train from Ioidsboros Durham 10 Ashs'
vile. Handles Southern Railway pAF'
lor ear. UoldsboFo 20 A#hesitle.. sen.
nsen A. nfeshsoore with msin un'
SOS b. m No. i1p. westbound ~
Greensboro. Handles through puIiman
sleeper from raleigh. Durham 70 a.
sansa. !, Connects a. 1rsensbeEo ~
s..ath. also for xsAsvsIs. knossiiis 80
sss 3 m. No. fis arrives purhaa
tAiiy sxespt sunday from lllchmeaA
heysyilis. Makes al LEGAL fntermsssss
500 q. M; ~. iss Leaves purhan
daily except sunday for KeyayillA
hishrona Makes all local intsrmsdi'
isss b y. 10. ie7 Arrives pufhsa
nsof halslsh. MAKES al local irtefias :,
keysyllie. from No. I. which leaves
ssighinond s;lo :. M: arrives keyssiA'
i:gs D. mi Ne, III. daily, srriss,
Durham from Raleigh, and fsaves 4,
200 D. m. for keysville. Mskes ~
local lnssrmsaiste stops. peiysss
hss been changed 20 leave Keysyllls
ST. b. M arrive Richmond. sos
and Henderson, n. q. adjusted 10 msks
s9npsstioh with tbs foregoing TRANS
,i,ocsl trains res. - ana 20 eetvs,s
ena lte between ktysvfii~ and LIT,
nara diseontlnued ana passerRsga w
not BE handled .ssreafter % fFsishl
trains Nes.. ~ and &c between Nsn.
chester and ksysyIils, nor On nis =.
tween Ksysvilie and Durham
Effective same date, october iIA
TIE following other changes on RICE
mend Division were also made
Ne leave psnsiils ssfs q. m ksts,
yils iltts q. MI and arrive. Hlchmss...
Danyliis 20 EeyssiIie. slso stop AZ W.
hsffln end bafksvilie and further ftsps
81 points essf II ksvFviils 10 dlschAff,
patsenNnfs from points west thsfess
:. No. Leave Denville Sos 2.
niand sf0t b. m.
For further information call IN ss'
Scnthern Railway ticket agent. 81 q
w. VI CARY. w. n. PtnNELfs !.
Geo rsss hsagt Tfas r ,u,s.s As & Z
y. W. WOODWARD, vnion Ticket 49,
rsshssA =. q.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

Madrid. March 2o.--The govern
meni today began ia official Inyesti.
cation into the trial or Professor
Francisco Ferrer. Professor Ferrer.
Who was one Of the leading spirits
among spanish socialists. was con.
yictsJ ~ Barcelona on charges Of
revolutionary activity and executed
October 10. 1909. The execution
aroused . storm Of Indignation among
socialists the world over and charges
we're made that Fcfrer's trial was
conducted unfairly The protests we're
taken np BY the Opposition 10 the
Cores aud fhe government was finalIy
forced 10 yield 70 the demands for N
llIteatigatien
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

Under and BY virtue az an order OF
the superior court oft 65hrham county,
made this day. in tne cause entitled
Chas Blalock ct ~, v. Lewis y. bla,
lock ct al. appointing the pndersisneu
commissioner and directing tne saie
Of the hereinafter described ianu' !
will. on
SATURDAY. MARCH s5th, 1911,
at IL o'clock M. at the courthouse
door In the. city OF Durham, oner ior
sale at public cutlery that certain iot
OF land situate in city or Durham, ~.
c. described as follows.
Situate OH the north side ~ tue
North Carolina railroad on what ~
known as Peabody street, adjoining
the lands of q, O. Farthing. the Rob.
erts' heirs and w. r. Redmond, ana
being the lot conveyed by w. T.. Pearce
10 T. VI. Bialock on January IL, 1881.
See deed registered December n. $50,
in deed book OF Durham county NO. NJ,
page 522, and being known as the
B..lsoek lot, containing one-half 81 an
acre. more or less.
Terms OF Sale: One-third cash, one
third In six months and one-third IN
twelve months. Deferred payments 20
be secured by notes OF purchaser ana
bear interest from day OF sale at six
Der cent. Title reserved until pur-
chase money is paid IN full. Sale sub
ject to confirmation by the court.
This February n, 1911
Commissioners.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
WHAT THE "AD" MEANS.

The advertisements in newspa
per, II the merchant means what b
says. are very valuable part OF thu
paper TO the readers. Through then
the people learn where they cal
secure bargains and thus save them
selves money. For this reason thu
merchant who has bargains to offel
and who always does by the Gus
toner just as he advertises that he
will do, is the man whose lads" are
read with interest, and who is sought
when the readers wish to buy. The
prosperous merchant, when ne has
bargains to offer. advertises the fact
to the people because he wishes them
to come and see him; and then he
does just as he advertised to do.
People are always looking for bar
gains.
This being so, It is the part of
wisdom for all of the merchants and
business men of Durham. who wish
10 increase their trade, to get in the
columns of the Durham Daily Sun,
and keep live. working lad" in its
columns every day. and by this
means keep his name, business and
bargains before the people every
afternoon. With a circulation Of
over $4,000 il is TO the advantage Of
every Durham line OF business toI
keep these $4,000 daily readers
posted, and reap the benefit. of such
publicity. The Sun offers Durham
business men the finest opportunity
hey ever had for helping them tol
grow in trade. Will you not come in
oday? And make your business and
Durham grow more rapidly, and
hereby encourage the Sun TO do al
greater work for the city.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

The Richmond virginian il becom-
Ing fassidious Like the ostrich. !,
sticks IT. head il The sand a. 4 says,
As conclusive evidence Of ihe fact
that some folk are absolutely ire
pressibIe. We reprint the following
from he Durham sun" Then Ii
copies the squib on Eve and ihs
harem skirt. and our opinion 81
Adams idea of Il. and In the same
issue 4 dashes on this The end 81
outlaw Vests career In North caro-,
lima threatens 10 be shocking .
Somebody hold a mirror 10 the ylr.
giniaus face.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

Paris. March 2o.-Today marked
the centennial anniversary OF the
BIRTH OF Napoleon II. one OF the most
pathetic figures In French history.
The only son OF Napoleon I. and
Maria Louisa. archduchess OF Aus
fria. the little prince was decreed 20
be termed Napoleon II upon his ac-
cession 20 the throne 9f France.
which event was destined never 70
take place. In his infancy he was
styled King or Rome and after the
abdication Of his father he was made
Duke Of Relchstadt. in Austria. His
brief life was passed al the palace OF
Schoenbrunn, where he died AZ the
age Of Fl. n victim OF consumption.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

Change Or Schedule. Beaufort Distple.
Effective sunday, January 20, iu,,
Effective Sunday. January 2s,h
schedule Of Night Express win i. IL
changed. Train AZ Will leave Colds.
boro 1t 1915 p. M, leave Kinston
lilo p. M, leave New Bern at l2se
d. M, and arrive Washington at Ella
i. M, arrive Norfolk 8 q. N.
Train l5 will leave Washington i,
2.30. q. M, arrive New Bern at 4os
a. M, leave New Bern at 40 q, m
arrive Kinston 5,2S .. m, arrlys
Goldsb0ro at go .. m.
Eastbound train No. 16 leayIny
,soIdsboro at 1915 p. m, will receiys
connections from the Southern Ran.
way and A. G. L., from the north and
south.
westbound train rs viii connec,
ut Goldsboro with the Southern RAN.
way westbound. and with the A q
r. north and southbound,
Effective Same date train No. )
win leave New Bern 1T 5.25 D. M
leave kinston at Gas q. M. and ar.
rive Goldsboro At 7.45 p. m.
Under this new schedule passen.
gers may make direct connection ii
Goldsboro with all lines without lay.
over.
The schedule Of the Night Express
trains Nos. s and 9, carrying PM.
man Sleeping cars between Norfolk
and Raleigh. via Washington. Green.
Vile and Wilson, Will remain lis i:
present.
w. W. cRoxToN,
General Passenger Agent
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

Philadelphia. Pa. March 2o.--In all
the Roman Catholic churches of
Philadelphia special services we're
held today 10 mark the one hundredth
anniversary Of the birth Of the nj.
Rev. John Nepomucene Neuman.
fourth bishop Of Philadelphia. and one
Of he most distinguished members Of
the hierarchy In America Bishop
Ncuman was born In srachatic. fio-
hemia. March 20. 1911. and died In
this city January ). 1850.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

Richmond. Va, March co. officlals
and club owners Of the Virginia State
Baseball league gathered IN Richmond
today 70 adopt schedule and com.
plete other arrangements for the com.
ing season. The circuit this year viii
be the sa,ue as III the close Of last
season, comprising Lynchhnrg, Peters.
burg, Richmond, Roanoke. DanvllIc
and Norfolk. II has been decided "a
open the season on April 20.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Traskeit Case Up for Trial

independence. Kas.. March 20-The
case Of AL o. Truskett. charged with
the murder Of j. d. 5. Nicely. presi-
dem Of the Wichita Pipe Line com
pany and head o. trust company and
other enterprises III his home city Of
Lima. Ohio. was called In court today
for trial Truskett shot and killed
Nicely ID the Palace hotel II caney,
this county. on the morning Or Janu-
AIRY 7 last. The shooting Mas the re-
sult Of litigation over an OIL lease Re-
tween Trnsketi and the pipeline com
pany. Of witch Nicely was president
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

4 fellow with four hundred quarts
q spirits may run i feed store. and
you may tell o. that he sells coIored
Water and vinegar on The sIde-a
fraud practiced oil the police ~ veil
- ne innocent buyer who BE- thinks
viii give. him away but there are
mighty few who are caught on that
water buainess Mighty rev. They
knox What they are getting. Aid tho
proprietor knows what 10 give the
police when lhey ~ there 10 help him
prove he i not selling whlskey. pure
and simple ~ would he i Toni II H.
ldIfnt.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
NORFOLK SOUTHERN
RAILROAD.
Reuie 81 the
Might Express"

Travel by Raleigh lUnion Station
and Norfolk southern Railroad. to
and from all points In Eastern North
Carolina.
(sehcdule In effect January 81
The following schedule figures pub.
llshed as Information only and are ID.
guaranteed.
Trains Leave Raleigh.
s:i5 p. M. dally--~NlEht Expsass.-
Pullman sleeping car for Norfolk.
6:l5 a. IN. daily For Wilson. Wash
lng,on and Norfolk. parior car be-
tween New Bern and Norfolk.
GIG a. N. daily. except Sunday for
New Bern via chocnwinlty.
SOC D. m. daily. except Sunday. tor
Washington.
Trains Arrlse Raleigh.
T:e0 a m. dsliy-ii:20 q. N. daily,
except Sunday. and 800 D. N. daily.
Trains Leave Geldsbere.
1915 D. m. dalIy---Night Exprcss
Pullman sleeping car for Norfolk. Va
New Bern.
S.i5 a m. daily. for Beaufort and
Norfolk. parlor car between Nes
Bern and Norfolk.
s:zo p. ~. daily for New Befs,
Oriental aud Beaufort
For further information and resef.
vatiens Of Pullman sleeping CT
space. apply 60 d. v. Conn. =. r. A
Raleigh.
W. n. HUDSON.
General sart
W. w. CRoXToN
General Pass AT
Norfolk. Va
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Alleged nriher, Case on Trial.

Springfield, III. March 20. The
case 81 John s. Broderlck. Of Chicago.
whose name figured prominently In
the Lorimer investigation, came ~
for trial today. Frederick, former
member Of the Illinois senate, Ii
charged By former State Senator
David n. Hoitslaw. Of fuka. with pay
ing him $500 on July II. 1909. III
Broderick's saloon 10 Chicago for
Holtsiaw's vote for William Lorimer
for United States senator.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

L has come % pretty and. . hard
pass u this southland when what !
man gets cooked. IN fact what be ge,s
q eat " All, has % BE- regulated B,
the cooks 20 suit their own tastes aud
pleasure ID performing The Rork. The
servant question i very serious one
You almost have 70 ask them whaI
they VII COOK ~ give ron - al Tb.
eoiored cook is the auiocrat 81 III,
daj u Ibis part ~ ne county.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
PARAGRAPHS PERTAINING 70
PEOPLE AND PLACES IN III.

i Leaksyille can now be put IN the
metropolitan class, Lacy Cooke. in
an automobile, ran over w. D.
Phillips, who. however, escaped with,
out serious injury.
The supreme court has affirmed
the lower court In case Of Norman
Lewis. colored. sentenced to death
for killing the chief OF police at
Spring Hope, Nash county.
Davidson county is building new
county home. Ithas all the modern
conveniences and will cost SIS, 900.
Glory to the commissioners OF David
son and may their tribe increase!
The Leaksville Gazette says
whooping cought Is worrying the lit
tie ones Of that town and robbing
parents OF "balmy sleep" We should
think SO when several begin to whoop
| II up at the same time.
Mr.. John Joyce. an excellent young
man. rs years old, was found dead
in bed a. his home, in Kernersville.
Forsyth county. Wednesday morning.
Heart disease. Mr.. Joyce was to
have been married in two weeks.
In Columbus county. a few days
ago. a negro school teacher killed
one OF his pupils. boy. by striking
him on the side of the head with a
stick. The boy had violated the
school rules.
Rev. A. G. kirkman. aged IS. died
Tuesday night at his home In Gull
ford county, He was a local Metho-
dist minister and was register OF
deeds OF Guilford county for near 20
years, retiring from Office last De-
cember. He was unmarried.
A law enacted by the last legisla-
ture provides that any county In the
state may vote special tax for pub
lie schools-in the county asa whole.
by townships or school districts
Heretofore special tax elections have
been confined 10 school districts.
The congregation of the Oxford
Methodist church. OF which Rev. r.
NJ. Shamberger is the pastor. Is pre-
pairing 10 purchase $4,000 pipe or
gan. II the church raises one-half
the amount, Andrew Carnegie has
promised TO dopate the other half.
Mr.. Charles L. Eason. Of Smith
field, was thrown from his buggy at
Selma, Johnston county. Monday.
sustaining injuries from which he
died In short time Horse took
fright al train. Mr.. Eason was 81
years old and Confederate veteran.
Hon. John Motley Morehead. rctir-
ing congressman and state chairman
OF the republican party. Is at his
home at Spary. giving his attention
to his business interests there. The
Leaksville Gazette says II Is an open
secret that Mr.. Morehead feels hurt
over the recent actions Of President
Taft and his party.
Ii Is fact not generally known
and recognized through North Caro-
lima that the Wilmington port holds
fourth place among all other south
ern ports for exports o. cotton. The
government bulletin just issued by
the department Of commerce and
labor for the FIRST eight months OF
the season. says while the exports Of
the staple from Wilmington last year
amounted to little over $4,000
600. Il goes 10 more than SIS. 000.-
600 Tor the FIRST eight months Of this
season. Wilmington Is led only BY
Galveston. New Orleans and savan-
nah, in the order named.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
Durham Hnnared Herself.

Raleigh News and Observer
The Durham sun deyosea two col.
umns 10 story 81 the service 81 Cen
eral Carr In the Legislature. 4 is i
record that adds 70 Gen. Cars many
services and sacrifices 70 the state
he vas progressive and no young man
was more attentive. Durham honored
herself. and the whole state owes II
4 debt u gratitude for sending Gen
Carr 10 the house.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
NOTICE OF LAND SALE

NORTH CAROLINA.
DURHAM COUNTY.
Under and by virtue Of the powers
cutec b. Mrs. = T.. Rogers to the M
dersignrd trustee. dated February
1903, and recorded IN the Office of the
Register 81 Deeds or Durham County
IN Book ss Of MortEageN. pAse 30.
default having been made IN the pay
ment % the note and interest due
thereon. and AZ the request 0f the
holder ~ the node. I Mili sell az public
auction 10 the highest bidder. ~ tho
ham. at twelve o'clock. noon.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH zsTH. fsri,
the following lard lying ami being -
Durham Township. Durham coAnty, IN
said state. and bounded and described
Adjoining tire lands OF Seventh Street
near Trinity Park school, beginning ~
N iron stake ~ the intersection OF the
West line of seventh street and the
with "Bs Street in westerly direction.
las feet 20 an Iron stake ~ the inter.
section 81 a IS foot alley. thence with
aAld alley In = Eoutherif direction. isa
feet 20 an iron stake n, W. corner OF
- IN an Easserly direction. is fseg
20 an Iron stake IN the wat line 81
seventh Street thence with said Hinseg
~ N0rtherly direction. $50 feet 10 tbs
beginning.
The same being part Of the Land 81
TIRE West Durham land COMPANY. aaf
known a. lots IL, ~ rs. Is, IL and I
IN Block !, ~ shown on pt@t Of sad
gomrany'a land recorded r. Book - 81
Deeds. page AL. IN The ofllee az the
Register ~ Deeds ~ Durham County
See deed from J. u. Mason % MrN Il 4
Rogers dated November fs. isa1, and
recorded n TIE offIes % the ReKistsr q
No. 5l.A ht page ~.
Terms of sale Cash
r. Q. EVERETT. TrnNses.
This lstA day ~ February 1911.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21

Congress il getting many tips from
the business men 81 the country IN
regard 10 their acts ii the extra ses-
sion on April /. One thing Il certain
The country wants the Canadian reel
proclty approved 81 W ALL e., more
trade from Canada and she from Is.
and after the reciprocity act the less
congress does and the quicker Il adj
iourns the better Il Wlll suit Is all.
for conditions are ripe Tor an era 81
prosperity. but Il can be easily fright
ened away BY bitter and demagoguic
wrangling. The business world wants
peace and quiet. and plenty 81 II.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-03-21
I'rotesl Against RecipspeI.,.

Montreal. March 70.-The pro.
posed reciprocity pact between Can.
ada and the United States il due TO
receive some hard knocks tonight at
the biz mass meeting In Windsor
hall IN this tfty. The Anfi-Heclproc.
NY league Of Montreal has taken The
lead IN arranging the meeting and
has engaged Hon. Clifton gifton AZ
lfhef principal rpcnher.