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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
AN ACTIVE CRUSADE
AGAINST BASEBALL POOLS

Syracuse, y. T., June s-Three ar
rests were made By local police Tues
dav and today In 8 crusade against
the selling Of baseball pools. John
r.. Ryan. one Of the promoters, plead
ed guilty 90 a gambling charge and
Was 6ned SIS. Charles Waite and
William Radford admitted being
agents Of the game and each wan
fined SIS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
AMERICAN NOTE TO
GERMANY is A VERY
STRONG DOCUMENT
Abandon Cruise
of Atlantic Fleet
to San Francisco
BY AsssncTATrn PRESS.

F@sAa7AHN'Na.A#A = AeAf AHsastAsH
Washington, June s.
Secretary Daniels an
nounced today that the
proposed cruise of the At
lantic feet TO San Francis
CO, through the Panama
Canal had been abandoned
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
PRESIDENT ACCEPTS THE RESIGNATION AND
THE CABINET Apr OWES THE NOTE TO
BE SENT GERMANY TODAY.

wag0n Jennings Bryan Secretary Of State has
resigned from the Cabinet Although the
today that the resignation had been accepted became
that e resignation arranged with che president yesterday.
difference opinion
Germany.
disagreement with the
President the governments policy
nation had been the Cabinet
been Acting
Robert Lansing win sign the document and
Berlin.
Bryan private tomorrow resignation takes
eject "a learned he intends continue his political support
President
Washington scarcely paa
leed had
retired spread broadcast the belief that the United policy
hntsly determined would defend
States sventuality.
SECRETARY BRYANs LETTER OF RESIGNATION.
d resignation said:
1t with should
return the commission Of
ed the beginning administration.
government in join
without violating what deem obligation
volved Of
Be unfair would be the which
resignation, take effect when the you prefer
earlier hour.
reaching peaceful problems
ing Of the Of submarines against
differing recoaby the methods which should be
the consider
you which don't feel At liberty
te and pleasant relations which have existed be-
during the permit 90 acknowledge that
be associated with
which before the department and
thank for the eourteaes extended.
wishes for personal welfare and for the
your administration my dear Mr. President,
Very truly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09
WATER PLANT BUILDING

The other building provided for by
the bond issue viii Be that 20 protect
the water plant, or pumping station.
This building viii be constructed ac-
c0rdinR 20 plans prepared BY Walker
-. Willis Of Pensacola. Bidders and
prospective builders we're also after
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-09

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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Out Of Order.

The Woman's Christian Tenn.
perance Union is divided on the
question of woman suffrage. It
should have had no cause to give
consideration to the matter in any
haps or form. This organization
should consider itself barred from
participation in the political
q ,estions of the day by the very
name it bears. 1t 10 composed of
body of christian women engage
ID in the prom otion of the cause
temperance and just what call
it should have to be bothering it
self over the matter of woman
-ufferage is hard to understand.
BY the same token, Governor
Craig was out of order in volun-
s'ering TO give the woman his
views on the question, aid Judge
Clark was not happy in the choice
Of On audience. They were dis.
cussing matters foreign to the
business for which the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was
called to transact. Charlotte
Observer, q
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Catarrh Cannot bs Cured

with local applications. as they
cannot reach the scat of the dis
ssase. Catarrh Is blood or con.
stltutional disease, and IN order
to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure
il taken internally, and acts di.
reotly upon the blood and muou
ous surface. Hall's Catarrh Cure
IL not a quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best ply.
sicians in shis c-uutry for years
and 10 regular prescription. 1t
10 composed of the best sonic
known. combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. The per-
foot combination of the two in
gradients is what produces such
wonderful results in curing ca
tarrh. Send fur testimonials
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Props. i.
Toledo. o.
Sid by Druggists, price 75o.
Take Halls Family Pills for
nonetipatioa.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
No'Pd Circus Rider
Miss Julian TO Appear Here With Cart
Hagenbeck Wallace Show.

In all the circus world there ]!
no bareback ridsr better know
than Miss Julian. She ia not only
the hlghe,t taid rous rider il
orld, but she is the only womaA
who has succ ssfully performed Il
sumersanlt on the broad, rosined
haunch of galloping horse,
Single, forward and backward
sumsrsaults are Miss Julian e
speciality, and she does these to
"limb3r up," as she expresses it.
Miss Julian IS she principal
bareback rider with the Carl Ha-
genbeck-WalIace Circus, which
comes to Salisbury, Wednesday,
November 8rd, for performance at
2 and 8 p. NJ. and parade at 10
o'c.ock.
When the big show is over and
Daliie Julian emerges from her
private dressing tent one would
pick her for debutante or
socjety girl. She is slim of build
and is just pass hes twentieth
year, aud ls unmarried. Her
brother, Fred Julian. Sravels with
the show and is a mt mber of the
executive staff.
Miss Julian is a graduate of
Bryn Mawr College. Iu school
she was remarkably fond of ath-
lesics, One summer her farther,
who is banker in Fall River,
Mass, spent week with the Carl
Hagen beck Wallace Cifcns, along
with him bsing his daughter. Dal.
lie The daughter had always
yearned for life under the canvas,
and her father believ ID that a
week Of roughlug is would Iemov
a,l traces for desire to follow q
circus. The week with vs. show
saw the little college girl blosss m
into a full a4dged circus star.
Under the guldanc. of Dad
DockrllI. the famous ci'cus eques"
trian director, Miss Julian d.vel.
oped into a remarkable rider. She
has Duplicated every feat peril rm .
ed by mall r:dor, aud has left
her sister riders far IN the back.
grou!d
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Weather Fosecast for October.

From 1st to 8th, cool showers
and some wind.
From 9Th to 15sh. chapgeable to
cool, with slight rains
From 15th to 22nd, fair and
cool, if wind is southwest slight
showers, and, if wind is northeast
at from 6 to 8 a. NJ, on the 18th,
look for heavy frost. inside of
these seven days.
FrAm 22nd to Both, rain and
wind some stormy like AID cool.
This month will show up some
warm, cold and uncertain weather
as this is the change month be-
tween summer and autumn and
lots of wind this month.
HENRY REID,
Routs No. 3, Salisbury, N. C..
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13

"Jedge, 1 hope that VS. both
will meet up shar."
And with this "Old Man" Fra
ley left the room.
But the situation was moro than
the crowd could stand and ripple
went ahout the court room. There
ives 10 doubling however that the
old man was serious aud voiced
the firm convic ion that he was
bound for sup thar" in spite of
his achievement and exploits
"down below" Judge Boyd was
fully eqnal TO the occasion and
nodded his head and waved his
hand in unison with the expres-
sion of the old mans word and
gesture.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Facts For Sufferers.

Pain results from inj Try or con.
j~stion. Be it neuralgia, rheuma'
.ism, lumbago, neuritis, tooth
ache. sprain, bruise, sore stiff
muscles or whatever pain you have
yields to Slcans Linlment-brings
new fresh blood, diss Olives the con
gestion, relieves the injury, the
circulation is free and your pain
leaves as if by magic The nature
of its qualities penetrate mmedl-
atsly to the sore spot. Don't
keep on suffering Get bottle of
Sloan's Liniment. Use 1t. It
means instant relief. Price 25c
and 500. 81 90 bottle holds six
times az much 40 the 900 size,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Coughs Th.t are Stopped!

Careful people see that they are
stepped. Dr.. Kings New Dis
ce very is remedy of tried merit.
It has held its own on the market
for 46 years. Youth and old age
testify to it's soothing and healing
qualities Pneumonia and lung
troubles are often caused by delay
of treatment. Dr.. Kings New
Discovery stops those hacking
coughs aud relieves Ia grippe ten.
denotes. Money back if it fails
SOC. aud $l.O0.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Jaror Drawn for Nov Court
NJ. cIumpton Instructed 10 Arrange a Row
"a Agricultural Display at Raleigh.

Uts btuMptUu iVStuGitu III Alt0UkS DgW
a. Agricultural Display at Raleigh.
The board of county commits
stones held a two days regula
monthly session Monday an,
Tuesday. all members being pres
ent with Chairman II. G. Trot
presiding
It was ordered that Superin
tendent Thomason replace ysre
and fiald fence for F. L Agner.
DR.. r. W. Cutrie reported al
the county institutions in gooi
healthy and sanitary condition.
Mrs Patterson reported 10 whit,
aud 4 colored inmates at the coun
ty home
It Was ordered that N. f. Mil
ler be continued as surveyor under
the supervision of the State High
way engineer at salary of IS fol
the time he work..
Ordered that J. L. Gaskey be
paid 95 for damage 80 his crops
by road.
Order that the State Highway
engineer make survey of the old
Bsattie Ford road from A. L.
Deals farm to IredelI County line
Ordered shat e. L. Reavis be
given $50.
It was ordered that Edwin G.. R.
Holloway be made standard keep
ss for Rowan County.
Ordered shat W. B. Crumptop
proceed with the county exhibit
for the State fair at Raleigh
It was ordered that all matter
relative to assessments on real es-
tate be deferred.
Ordered by the board that a sur.
vey be made Of road from Han,
nsh's ferry to point in old Mocks
vile road nearJ G. Ooughenour's,
The jury llet for the November
term of Rowan Superior Q :urt was
drawn and it is IS follows:
First Week: G. w. Beaver, J.
R. Albright, D. Cowan Shaver,
NJ. L. Rodgers. Luther A. Lentz,
W. d. Graham, J +. Efrd, J. H,
Gobble, II. H. Overcash, G. NJ.
Babbit, Gilbert Isenh-ur, Albert
L. Lyerly, L A. Corriher, W. J.
Ferperman. G.. J. Albright, John
l.. Stlrewalt, J. A. Blackwelder,
III. G. Farmer, J. A Pseler, Mury
Peeler. L J Kluttz, A. L Barrier,
John R Beaver. T. G. Niblook
II. B. Baily, W. L. Kimball, J.
II Morgan, o G. Ha :rineton, G
F. Raiaey, R. M. Eller, B R. A.
Beaver, T. E. swloegood Brunner
Sloop, J. G Linele, s. F. Lazsn.
by, E. Lick Kar,iker.
Second WseE: A, W. Albright,
o T. Rankin. g. w. Fesperman,
J O. Trex'er. R. White Albright,
B Il Miller, j. hn D. M. Deal,
II. II Winecoff, P. D. Linn. J.
F. Wagner, B. W. Freeze, John
W. Miller, Sr., R S. Moore, T. A
Beaver, G. A. Sigmsn, L. T. Hol-
shouser, Lawson Poole, Do|ph
Moss. Luther Hodge. H J. H7g.
Ter, john L. Lefl r, Sr., ]. s.
Caub'e, !. E Briggs, Milas Arey .
Asa previous call meeting OF
the board the following was pass
ed:
Ordered by the board that the
State Highway Commission be en-
powered tc locate all roads in Row.
an County, and it is further order
ed shat Nj e. Miller be employed
TO assist the highway engineer aud
that he be under the direction OF
of said highway engineer.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
For Indigestion.

Never take pepsin and prepara-
tious containing pepsin OF other
digs stive fermeuts fer indigestion
as the more y,u take the more
YOU will have to take. What is
needed is tonic like Chamber
lain's Tablets that will enable the
stomach TO perform its functions
naturally. Obtainabls every.
where.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13

Our LetteFheads can't be M atohsd in
price, quality or workmanship.
The real Salisbury Printing Office,
West Innes Street, up stairs.
Ditto biliheads, note heads, state.
ments, envelopes. etc. 90 49,.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13

Every effort lie being made by
United States fficsrs aud railroad
d d~teo5iyas to track the bandits
who Friday held up and robbed
Baltimore ard Ohio passenger
t.a.n NJ. l at Central Station,
Wbesli &, w. W.. A report re-
celved Saturday said they srs be-
ing t.a;se towards the Ohio river
IN the d:re1tlon Of Sisteraviile,
W. VI. Railroad police have
been ordered to that city where a
large foros of deputies and police
is being assembled.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
. SerbiaQs Show Little ResstaD
Aindenhurg Making Progress Against
DVnisk, No Progress Oh Part Of Line.

Oct. 10-Hard fighting contin
ues on the French, Russian Ser
-bian and Austro. .Isalian fronts.
With Belgrade the old capital
If Serbia. in their hands, the Teu,
son1c forces are pressing forward
against Serbs both in the east and
west in an endeavor to move
southwark and gain oontorl of the
main railway line.
The Austro. Hungarians on the
west have advanced to the town
of Obrenovao, while on the east
the Serbs have been dislodqed
from several positions on the
southern bark of the Danube by
strong German forces.
ln the fighting along the lower
reaches of the Drina River the
Austro' Germans lost heavily in
unsuccessful attacks, according
to Nlsh, which in announcing th4
fall of Belgrade, declared that the
city was not given up without
desperate resistance.
Advices from the Serbian from
tier, coming by way ofBerlin,
are that Belgrade was tgreatly
damaged by the bombardment
preceding it's capture.
Both Berlin and Paris claim
gains in the vicinity of Tabure in
the ohamgane region of F1auce.
TIE French assert that to the
southeast of the town they cap
tured a German trench, while
Bsrlin says the German re gained
a strip of territory over front of
two and one half miles and. in
addition, took several trenches to
the east Of Souchez,
Ga the remainder of the front
from Belgium to the Vosges
Mountains there has been serious
fighting with heavy guns, bombs
aud grenadas
Russian positions along front
Of nearly five miles north of the
railroad running west from Dvinsk
have been taken by Field Marshall
Won Hinden burg's men according
TO Berlin aud a fsroe Russian
c5unter-attack has been repused.
There also has been hard fighting
TO the southeast and across the
border in Gallois, in which both
Berlin and Vienna declare their
forces have made progress.
Along the 1sonzo front the
Italians have repulssd With heavy
losses Austrian attacks on mum.
erous sectors.
The situation in Greece il un-
changed. The new Greek csbinet
has gone exhsustively into the
situation in discussions held in
Athens, but has MT yet made
known what Its policy will be.
Athens dlspaso hes make ref=rence
to sacres treaty between Bulgaria
and Germany signed last July the
text Of which. it is reported; has
been placed in the hands of the
Greek Premier by the Entsnte
Powers and will be the sabi cot of
"grsve deb ste" on the opening of
the Greek Parliament Monday.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Official Liable For NeghGence,
Failure TO Perform Official Duties Is
6found for Action If Injury Results,

6round for Action II Injury Results.
Charlotte Observer.
You can't sue a county, but you
can sue a connty commissioner.
That is the long and the short
OF recent Supreme Court de-
cislo n of farreaohing significance
and consequence. ~
In t he case of Hipp versus Far.
'ell, which was argued before the
nigh tribunal a few weeks ago bv
'arol Tsliaferro of the local law
irm of Clarkson & Taliaferro.
de court sustained the oontention
nat the highway commissioners
IT Lee County are liable in dam.
ses to persons who are injured
y their neglect of duty. Il ,s
'id that the point had not been
'alsed in this state heretofore IN
!. oese circumstances and hence
ne Importance of the decision.
1t was contended by the plain.
III, a former Mecklenburg man,
nat "the defendants. in VIOLA
TON of the duties and obligations
nposed upon them by law. know.
'g'y, uegligently and carelessly
flowed the approach on the San.
ord side of the Lockville bridge
~ Lee County to be and remain
ut of repair, unsafe, and In a
;'ndision dangerous to those
sing the bridge for q space Of
yer 30 days prior to and includ-
'ng the 17th day of Fovember.
s9l4. during all of which said time
'he timbers and joists of the SAID
pproach were in a rotten, weak
'rd dangerous cor d,s,on; that on
he 6th day of October, 1911, the
'efendaLts. while In q meeting
.ssembled at Sanford. we're duly
md formally advised and notified
hat the bridge was In dangerous
condition. On November 27th,,
1914. the plasntif .dre vea on the
bridge two mules attached to q
wagon, the approach collapsed
and driver aud mules were hurt.
The defendants demurred to the
complaint on the ground that
there was no commudity of inter.
7st amongst the defendants with
respect to the alleged cause of
action and because it had not
been alleged that they acted other
than negligently A. A. +. Seswell
appeared for the defendants
The case came up at Lee County
court May 13 and Judge Bond
overruled the demurrer.
Judge Hoke, author of the de.
oislon says that authority is to
she effect whore the wrongful acts
Of two or more persons concur in
producing asingle injury and With
'r without concert among them,
they may be treated as joint tort
feasors and, as a rule, sued sepa.
'ately or together at the election
# the plaintiff.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Che colds of Mankind cured by Pines!

Have you ever gone through a
typical pine forest when you had
a cold? What vigorous impulse
II sent! HOW you opened wide
your Jugs to take in those invig-
Grating and mysterious qualities.
YES, Dr. Balls Pine Tar Honey
p assesses those stimulating quail
tles and cvsrsomss hacking coughs.
The inner lining of the throat is
strengthened in it's attack against
cold gsrms. Evsry family needs
b3ttle constantly at hand 25c.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1915-10-13
Recommends ChambsrIaln's Couch
Remedy,

"Last winter I used bottle of
'hamberlain's Cough Remedy for
bad bronchial cough. felt its
eneficial effect immediately and
'efore l had flushed the bottle I
vas cured. ! never tire of recon-.
menolng this remedy to my
friends," writes Mrs. William
Bright, Ft. Wayne. Ind. OBJ
sainable everywhere.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
Southern Pacific Flyer
Held Up in Olden
Style
GUNS LEVEI ED
AT PASSENGERS
Travellers Forced to
Drop Possessions
Into Bag

Los ANGELES, Cal, June H.
After frightening passengers with a
revolver and saned-oH shotgun,
two masked bandits who robbed
nearly 100 men and women On the
Southern PacIdc's crack Coaster
lyer, escaped and were still at large
carry today With armed posses on
horseback and in automobiles in hot
search.
The men boarded the observation
ar AT ChatsVorth station, al 1880
last night They covered f. NJ
Jordan brakeman. and while one
bardi' stood guard at the rear door.
the other made - parlor coach pas
sengers drop money, iewelry and
otho" vaiuahles into bag hung
about his neck.
Passenger in the nearest dav
coach started TO fee but were
stopped by thrcats OF death when
the bandits entered Forty persons
in ne next car. including Conductor
C.. o. Nichols. we're robbed
\ woman who saw the bandits az
work warned tho passengers IN the
next coach. and they had fed in
terror 10 the coach ahead Fearing
an attack from the robbed pas
serEers, The bandits ordered Mich
oils to stop the train. When the
unsusrectinE engineer halted his
train the bandits disappeared.
The train crew fred repeatedly
as the bandits jumped and the rob.
bers replied with several shots. but
all went Wild From their nervous.
ness, the bandits were evidently
amateurs.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
DERNBURG SAYS
HE HAS BEEN
MUCH VILLIFIED

NEW YORK, June l4.-tSpeciaD
ON the eve OF departure today for
Germany 10y means Of Nor
wegian liner. Or Bernhard Dcrn.
burg stated that he had been
much vlliaed by the American
press. He said he had at no time
while in this country assumed 70
comment upon purely American
domestic affairs.
lie had been criticised and assail-
ed for what he had said about the
sinking OF the Lusitanla. bat had
made a statement only az The urgent
request Of the same press that az.
tackled him lie left with warm
spot In his heart for the American
PEOPLE and with a heartfelt desire
FOR long continued friendship be-
tween his country and the United
States
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
Didn't KnOU Which
Were Enemies, So
Locked 'en1 All Up

LONDON, May 25.-CBy Mail TO
New YorkJ,-News travels slowly
to East Africa, according TO army
officers arriving here from remote
posts.
At the outbreak Of the war one
Official received a wire
War declared; arrest all aliens"
The telegraphcr omitted the word
enemy" before aliens.
Three days later the officer wired:
Have locked up II Frenchmen OF
scientific expedition nine Bel.
CLANS. Russian botanist four
American hunters, two Chinese
cooks and six German traders. With
whom are we at ware"
Weeks after The war began. a
.eleeram Uttered through with news
from place called Tetrograd In
a musty old atlas an officer found
Petrograd described As an unim
portant hamlet in South Dakota, L
s. A.
SO the Yankees have come into
g. he observed Il vas not until
weeks later that East Africa learn
"a that the name of St PETERSBURG
had been changed 10 Petrograd.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
TAX SALARY
GRAB BEFORE
HIGH COURT

LANSING, Mich, June tsp
cial THE so-called tax board sal
airy grab was placed before the su.
preme court today, when attorneys
for Commissioners Kearney and
Horton, asked for an order COMPEL.
ing the state board OF auditors to
show cause why they should no, pay
the two tax commissioners salaries
OF $500 instead of $500 "a year
Kearney and Horton resigned dur.
ing the closing days of the legisla.
tive session ana were re-appointed
the next day 10y Gov. Ferris. The
resignation and reappointments
were made 10 enable the commits.
sioners TO escape the constitutional
provision prohibiting a state OH
GERS salary being increased during
his term in Office.
Subsequent to Kearney and Hor-
tons original appointment, the leg
islature had increased the salaries
OF tax commissioners from $4,000 20
$4,000. Tho board Of auditors balk
ed at paying the increase, however
The Detroit times., 1915-06-14
SOCIAL SERVICE
CLUBS WILL GIVE
KIDDIES OUTINGS

The Social Service club, composed
OF IS active superintendent OF pub
lie and private charity and welfare
bureaus. has been orgau!zed for the
purpose Of working out united pro
gram FOR the Skinner work among
the children or the poor Ira "
Jayne is president of the club and
Agnes G.. Deans is secretary and
treasurer. committee composed of
Eugene Foster, secretary of the boys
department Ol the y NJ G. A.: Alice
Rebecca Marsh. general secretary OF
the y w G.. a. Blanche Hart. oi
the United Jewish charities. and Ar
thur Moseley have been appointed
60 institute "a campaign calling At
tentipn 10 the need az summe' out
iugs FOR poor children
II is estimated that there are -.
GOO children m the city Who are un.
able 10 go 20 tho country FOR even a
brief stay during tho hot summer
months unless assisted bv CharitA q
organizations Last summer not
more than 1000 children were taken
care OF BY establishing rcgistra
ton department under the supcrvi
sion ~ Thomas Dolan. suporinien.
dent of the poor commission. and
thus avoiding useless duplication OF
work. the clnb expects 10 give ~
least 1000 children summer outings
during tho coming summer.
Tho club Us now seeking 10 obtain
the use ~ farm near Detroit for
eclteud outings for children Tho
farm will be- operated under the su.
pcrviFion % tho Detroit recreation
commission