The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-01-08

COllIliel 10 his room with rheuma
i tism, his friends are sorry.to learn.
On to Winston should be The
slogan for the NJ G.. Public Servic,
j Co. and the citizens of High Point
we need this connection far more
than the Greensboro connection fol
various reasons.
\ When a High Pointer wants an of.
flee under the federal government
we are invariably, met with the de-
Claration that Guilford county al
ready has her share. 1t may be
true because it takes many jobs to
fill the bill with the politicians there
and as is always the case. High
Point suffers on account of this---
Greensboro answering for the whole
county. If we had a new county
things would be different and this is
the reason the peanut politician of
Greensboro is fighting us so hard.
Anyhow High Point fcan't shed
many sincere tears over the prob
able failure of Solicitor Hammer to
lahd his big job because it will be
remembered that Hammer fought
Piedmont County, tooth and toe
nail. but to his credit he was forced
to do it for politicalpreasons.
Mrs. Watson (nee Miss Rozella
Sechrest) underwent an operation
for appendicitis Sunday evening at
the hospital. She is doing nicely.
The Dakoven Quartette was the
attraction at the auditorium Tuesday
night, good|y number being rres-
ent to enjoy the evenings enter
talnment.
Mr.. Beck who sometime ago pur-
chased the Fairmont Dairy, is doing
a nice business we are glad to learn,
furnishing good milk to number OF
families in High Point.
Remember that the Rose Theater
is fire protected, With two big exit
doors in the rear and two in 'front.'
No danger of any accident in our
theater and has been passed by the
fire inspector as fire proof.
Mr.. J. 7. Foister, who managed
the Milton Electric Co. here the past
wear, has resigned and engaged in
business for himself in our thriving
neighboring town Of Ihomasville
Mr.. Foister is a good workman, an
-afab!e~gentleman and We cor s:s4nG
him to the good graces and business
sagacity of the people of his adopted
town.
If you wart good printing produc=
ed at profit to the printer, printing
that will be pleasant to look upon
and will help your business, the
Stamey Printing House is ready at
all times to serve you. We use
good ink, good paper and produce
good printing. If you are looking
for lamp black ink. gummed type,
amateur workmanship. at black
smith prices, then this does not ap-
peal to you and this is not the place
to bring your printing. With
apologies to no one and no reflections
intended either, just a plain state
ment of facts from a. practical
printer
Let us have the news from the
rural routes, always glad to get it.
The past year has been a good
one with High Point aud she has
much cause for rejoicing and look
ing forward with bright prospects
in this good year of 1914.
The city authorities should rigid
ly enforce the law in regard to per-
sons standing in the aisles of the
moving picture shows and in the
way of the exits. The red lights
should point toward a clear path.
1t is too late to condone such things |
after the dead and wounded have
been removed from the building. |
Such accidents are happening all
over the country and it is possible
for just such an accident to occur
in High Point. Let's shut the barn
door before the horse gets out and
not afterwards is an old saving but
a true one and is applicable to the
case in point.
1t has been decided by the jury
sitting on the case that the false
alarm of fire which caused so many
deaths at Calumet, Mich, Christmas
eve was made by some within the
building and not on the outside as
first believed. Anyhow the fool that !
did it should be lynched-or would
that be too good for him? !
President Wilson is having great
time of it at Pass Christian, Miss,
playing golf. and taking other need
ed recreation.
We are glad to know that the
Mutual Furnishing Co. is doing such