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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
PLAN ELABORATE
TOBACCO OPENING
Preparation on a Bigger Scale
lhan.Eyer Before Being Made
at Rocky Mount
tepecisl to The News and observer

Rocky Mount. Aug. 14-There has
been more general preparation for the
bac market opening on Tuesday
next than has been occasloned ever
before during the past. The market
itself is in better position 10 handle
what all predict is going TO be a rec
ord-breaklnS crop, and upwards Of
100000 has been spent in additional
facilities and building equipment.
The board of aldermen have re-
Gently ordered and effective next week
the band concerts by the Rocky Mount
Concert band will DE held on Thursday
nlght at BrasWell Park instead Of Fri
day night as heretofore. This being
done in order that the hundred or
more tobacco planters who are always
here for the big Friday breaks may
enjoy a pleasant evening.
The Rocky Mount clup Of the Nir-
GINA League will be at home to three
clubs of the league for a total Of ten
games before they get away again,
and the farmers that loves baseball is
expected here during that time and
more especially are those from the
great raising section Of Pine
tops expected when the Newport News
Shipbuilders come here the first three
days next week with Webb, the Pine
tops phenOm, whose great Work
down there attracted the attention o.
the powers that be at Newport News
The equipage for the convenience
of the market will be larger and bet.
ter than ever before and the openins
of a drug store, the contemplated
opening of an additional ~restauran
and several other lines of bushes
Will make for the convenience of tn
patrons Of the bright leaf market.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
CLAIMS HIS POND
IS NO NUISANCE

81 ii TIE >eu. as .

HenderSonviue. Aug - judge II
g, Ewart IS being molested over his
cd hobhy-the boating. dshIuc and
bathing pond at the foot Of The noun
tain on which is situated his hand
some nome the puncraGgen.
About thirty years ago 1T 4 bs
expense Judge Ewart diverted Il
stream, tAe Little Ochlawaha and
made a nice little lake and for Years
he has taken morning pluneoe IN
TINS lake and caught of the nnny tribe
With his hearts content. Last sum
mer when many springs went dry in
p mountains ~ reason II the pro-
longed drought the water was low in
the pond and n~eichhorS complained Of
the condition Of the pond. Complaint
was renewed his summer and as 4
result Judge EWart was hailed to
to answer To the charge Of maintain
ing a public nuisance. The action was
instituted by the city authorities but
since the pond is in Ripley town in
stead of H~endersonville il was ruled
by Magistrate r. NJ. Oates that COM
plant would have TO be brought by
the city authorities, but no further
action has been taken.
Meanwhile Judge ENart has been
turning more water into the lake from
the stream hat he diverted years ago.
He says that the pond is fed 10y a
number Of springs and that tn" water
is fresh and too cold for a comfort
able morning bath: that the water j.
free from S~tagnatiOn and mosquito
breeding as complained Of by one 81
h families living mean the pond
Judge Ewart says that he Is able C
prove that the pond is IN excellent
condition and hat he VIII S~tuhbornl5
resist the adjustment Of his pond.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
WOMAN HURT As
AUTO HITS CART
VIC Machines, Buggy and
Wagon Smashed Near
Elizabeth City
Especial to The News and Observer.

Elizabeth City, Aug. 14.-One
woman was injured badly and two au-
tomobiles, a buggy and wagon smash
ed when one Of the machines driven
by George Mitchell, colored, crashed
into a horse cart in which Mrs. Peter
Cartwright was riding in Euclid
Heights road on Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Cartwright suffered a broken arm
and ~dislocated shoulder blade. Three
otEer persons, two men n a WON
an, all colOred, were uninjured.
Mrs. Cartwright and another color
ed WOman Mrs. Aaron Johnson were
on their way to this place, when Nit
chelis machine crashed into the for
mer's cart, hurting her from her seat
and throwing the horse she was driv-
ing into a ditch. A buggy which Mrs
Johnson was driving in front Of the
cart also vas struck, but she escaped
injury. another machine driven by q
colored man named Webb, which was
following Mitchelrs car, also crashed
into the wreck and caused Mrs. John.
was not located until the following
day.
Witnesses of the accident, which il
declared one OF the most remarkabl,
that ever occurred in this section, de
clared Mitchell and Webb were rae
ing in their machines, which are sait
to have been going at a high rate o
speed. Both cars were damaged
badly in the crashed and Mrs. Cart
wright's cart was demolished entirely
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
MANY AT CONFERENCE
AT LAKE JUNAlUSKA
Leading Ministers and Laymcn Of
Country Make AddrcsScS-Nusic Is
Ecaturc This Year.

Lake Junaluska. Aug. IA The
Bible conference is not tagging in in
terest. Large crowds are here to
hear the addresses of some Of the
leading ministers in this ountry
A feature OF the conference is the
splendid music furnished every day
by the Holston Quartette. Messrs. II.
Eastwood, and G.. X. Patty compose
the uuartette. They were members
of the famous Emory and Henry Glee
Club, Of Emory and Henry College.
All were college friends, and since
leaving have remained within the
HolStOn conference. where they FIRE
quent1y. All except Mr.. GRAPHICAL are
ministers and belong to the Holston
conference. Mr.. GRAPHICAL is a
teacher. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Dale
Stentz, of Knoxville, Tenn, but who
lighted the assembly visitors several
times with splendid duets. Nh.
Stentz at one time sang for Billy sun
day, the famous evangelist.
DR.. S. i. Gordon has delivered II
Of his quiet Talks" each day this
week. Much enthusiasm has been
shown in these lectures. DR.. Gordon
is the author Of a series Of books en-
titled Quiet Talks" There are
twelve volumes. The last book has
already reached a sale Of more than
a million copies attesting TO the popu-
larity Of the authors productions. He
has just returned from a . u year
tour Of Europe and Asia whore ne
lister. but simply a layman. He goes
from here to the Presbyterian az
sembly at Montreal for a series oi
l lectures there
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
ROCKY MOUNT MAY
GET $4,000 PLANT
Petersburg Nan Considers Establish
mcnt There of Concern To Manu-
facture Crates and Barrels.
Especial to The News and Ohseryer).

tOptSlAl u NtWS dWu oLSt1ftIJ.
Rocky Mount, Aug. 14.-Mr. D.
Dunlop Routh, formerly engaged in
the manufacture Of crates and bas-
kets with the Southside Manufacture
ing Company, Of Petersburg, Va, has
recently spent some time in this city at
the solicitation of the Chamber Of
Commerce and it is believed that he
has laid plans that will consummate
in the erection during the fall and
winter Of a $4,000 crate and basket
factory to be located here.
Mr.. Routh, who has given years to
the study Of his business, has
been meeting with some of the lead
ing business and financial interests in
this city and when he left today for
Petersburg he expressed a grati1ca-
ton at the I'M in which his plan
had beer received here n a belief
| hat he had impressed a sufficient
number Of the need and profitable
| ness of such a business should it be
located here.
Mr.. Routh will he absent from this
city about two weeks, after which he
| will return to press his plan to a
successful elimination.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
WENDELL TOBACCO MAItkE
OPENS WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 7

Wendell, Aug. 14-At q meeting
OF the Wendell Tobacco Board u
Trade held today it was decided L.
open the warehouses for the sale 4
leaf tobacco Wednesday. September !.
The Wendell tobacco market Will
open on that date under the most
favorable circumstances as another
large brick warehouse has been built
since last season closed, also one
other prize house.
The crop in this section Is c"usid-
cred by local ~tobacconists one Of the
finest ever grown. With this crop to
sell and with a full corps OF buyers
from all the large manufacturers the
Wendell tobacco market bids fair TO
eclipse all records heretofore made.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
TO WORK Z. S. PRISONERS.

Washington. Aug. 14.-AttOrney
General Gregory has practically de-
cided that the 5000 prisoners in the
three Fedora penitentiaries, shall be
put to work making articles which
can be used by government depart
ments, including the army and navy.
At present they are at work enlarg-
ing their living quarters which will
not be completed for a year. Army
tents n uniforms were mentioned as
articles which might be manufacture
by prisoners for direct sale TO the
War Department.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
GREENSBORO FORMS n
CIVIC COMMON COUNCIL

Greensboro, Aug. 14.-At a meeting
Of several religious and civic organize
tons held in the rOOmS of the Cham
Der Of Commerce last night the civic
common council of Greensboro was or
canized. The purpose is to bring all
Of the organizations together and cor
relate them as to certain phases OF
city betterment. The immediate work
of the organization is to get better
sewerage arrangements in those parts
OF the city where conditions have been
condemned by the state board OF
health.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
FAIRMONT GIVES WELCOME
TO MULLINS BOOSTERS
Especial to The News and Observer

Fairmont, Aug. 14.-Given a rous-
ing welcome by FairmOnt and the
Tobacco Board of Trade, more than
sixty prominent tobacco men from
Mullens, S. c., spent two hours here
today on a boosting expedition through
the South Carolina tobacco belt. AT
Faye Mill, on the way here they We're
met by u delegation of nearly one
hundred Fairmont citizens including
leading warehouse men and buyers,
and escorted to town where they were
assured of a hearty welcome by
Mayor F. l.. Blue. The latch string
hangs on the outside Of the best to-
bacco market in the world, he said.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
FURNITURE MEN ON
STRIKE AT LEXINGTON
One Hundred Skilled Employees of the
Dixie Company Went Out Yesterday
Afternoon.
Especial to The News and Observer.

Lexington, Aug. 14.-One hundred
skilled employees of the Dixie Furni-
ture Company went on a strike this
afternoon following the announcement
of a ten per cent reduction in wages.
The management offered to guarantee
five days work per week at the ley
scale as against two or three days per
week for the past ten months, but this
did not satisfy the men, even when
promised a resumption Of the old
wage scale when business justified it.
The same cut has been made at the
other furniture factories here without
friction. 1t is claimed all of the fur
niture factories here lave lost big
o n since the beginning of the Gu
opean war, but have kept their plants
as busy as possible for the protection
Of their men.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
DECLARES DIVIDEND
4 Greensboro Insurance Company
Heartens Prosperity Prophets.

Greensboro, Aug. 14.-At The semi
annual directors meeting Of the JET
ferson Standard Life Insurance Com
pany, held al the. office Of the com
pany here Thursday, a resolution was
passed declaring a semi-annual dlvi-
dend Of 6 per cent to stockholders Of
record.
The declaration of this dividend is
cited as one of multiplying evidence
thatp rosperity, SO rudely shaken in
this country by the breaking VI of
the great war in Europe. is returning.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
TO PROBE

Washington, y G.. Aug II The
Commerce Commission vii
make an investigation of
shipping facilities between The United
states and South and Central Amer
lea.
Acting Secretary Sweet OF the De-
partment Of Commerce., to-
dav to confer with Chairman Nc
Chord of the Interstate Commerce
Commission who has been designated
to conduct the Investigation
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
GIRL IN NIGHT CLOTHES
ESCAPES FROM ASYLUM
Young Woman. 25, Leaves Caswcll
Training School BarefOoted; Her
Home Was at Liberty.
(SDecial to The News and Observer.

Kinston, Aug. 14-Sallie AmiCk, a
white girl twenty-five years old, has
escaped from the CasWell Training
school, the State institution for feeble
minded nea here. The girl, believed
to have been clad only in her night
clothes, left the school before the
morning assembling hour. She
weighs about 115 pounds, has light
hair, peculiar expression in eyes, and
possibly was barefOoted when she es-
capped. Her former home was at
Liberty.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
Not Originating Any Typhoid.

HendersOnVi1le, Aug. l3.-Eender
sonville is free from typhoid fever in
so far as an originating place. DR..
J. Frank Crawford, city health officer,
states that he has made Investigations
dating back to June ] and discovers
that there has not beer since this date
a case Of typhoid to originate in Hen
Jacksonville.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17
S19,794.51

John Hundley, a farmer living six
,lue TO town but was unable to use
ms horses because of the slippery
roads. He met the by
constructing a sled, hitched nine fox
mounds to it, and hit the trail for
Namden where he exchanged his
peas for a bag of meal and a barrel
of flour.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-08-17

A California genius has rugged up a
motorcycle with battery and motor,
SO that he dispenses with the use Of
gasoline.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-12
ksaice e Aljssaoese Day
n William Hogan, Deceased.

Estate al " illiam Hogan. Deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
execuiriH OF the estate ~ William Hogan,
late ~ the tiounty sf Gunnisun. in the state ii
4 al r-ao, decreased. hereby gives nottce that
she vii appear before the County Court 81
ssi1 9snn,ssn County. at the ourt House in
Twenty third das ~ February. A. D. 1915, AZ
the bosr - y O'Clock A. n. % saId dag, at
which time ell p~rscns having claims against
said estate are notified and requested 10 at.
TEND Tor the purpose Of having the same ad.
jussed. All pervons inaebeed to eaid estate
ere reqsested ~ make iamediate payment 70
the uudersiened.
Dated At Gupnison. Colorado. this 10Th day
OF January, A. D. 1915.
SARAH g. HOGAN. Erecutrin
~ the estate of William Ho~an Derea s.S
z y. Nour.e. Attorney.
Fispt pub. Jan %. 1915.
Last pub Feb IS 1875
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-12
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aoT unE GEE

The second rich strike in the Cresson
mine 1T Cripple Greek will bring the
estimated production Of that mine from
the two strikes near %, 800, 900, the
greatest in the history Of the world.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-12
3uoiss e AauiUnnsaa

state a COLORADO County oa Gun nison, q
In the County Court
In the natter Of the Assignment Of q. ID
Martin. lnsolvent.
To Creditors:
YON are hereby notiAed that q ID. Mar
tin. made TO me, - assignee, Q deed OF as
eignment ~ all his property for the benz
II Of his creditora. dated the 18th day oi
January 1915. and recorded in the County
OF Gunnieo0. State Il Colorado, on the
18th day OF January, 1915.
Thai the estimate OF the aggregate value
OF all the property of the said assignor is
the sum OF Five Hundred Dollars, $500 90
and the estimate of the amount of his
liabilities 10 the sum OF Eleven Hundred
and sixty-siX ~ 40 DoIlars. s1isS ~
You are hereby notified to present your
claim against said assien or under oath to
me within three q months from the late
of mailing of notice 20 creditors
Dated January 20, 1915
W n CORUM, Assignee.
First pub Jan q. 1915.
Last pub. Feb II, 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-12
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Robert ". Service.
when yos N lest in the Wild, and yss ~
scased . . child,
And assth looks yos hang in the eye,
And yOS'Fe soss - boil, it's secosdiaG
- nOyls
To eseh yoss revolver snd-aie.
Bot The esae Of Men says: "FigAt sll
yss eea,"
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n huaGss ssd wee. sA. it's sssy -
h's - ksll- sssvsi fss- hssekfase
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And though yes come out Of each Cruel
ling boat
All broken and beoten and SCARED,
just have one more try-It's dead easy
70 die,
It's the keeping g-on-livine that's hard
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sagoas iosd<d With salt vsss. sAsss -
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found IN these wells 10 sssd 10 b. - es-
cep;,oaslly pare scd,um Chloride, end
the Paradox company is getting W
shape 10 open up the wells and furpish
salt to this end Of the county.
X. A. Hartman Of the Hartman ner-
chsatiie company. writes to the Pest
that the water Of these salt wells con
tains sbos; six pounds of salt to each
hse gallons Of water and thai two men
may extract about one ton of salt per
sAy
The Bedrock salt wells are not late
discovery. for so long ago as when tbs
old Cashin mine was IN full operation.
the salt secured from these wells wss
used by the mining people rs portion
Of the fiux in its smelling operations;
also the same source has furnished salt
for stock feeding and table uses for .
number Of years past.
Leslie Carter has the contract for The
opensng up Of the Bedrock salt wells,
end it is hoped tina, BY the expsratioa II
sRosh.r soath the industry will he
sufficiently developed to ensbse ~
marketing Of the product.
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q the. sss plsi..,1 esy $3.50 . psssGsssr
And zoe ers hsssts saein.d thst n vsu ssil
- sppess, - " eosUor Ne seid aeo0ioia4 -
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Su4UD - ASoiao Clsst
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-02-12

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