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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-07
DOBARD'S SINGLE
 ENDS HARD BATTLE

Memphis, June 6-Memphis defeated Nashville, to 0, in hard fought pitch CTS battle when Wick scored in the ninth inning on Dobard's single. Vick walked to first and advanced on Bratchi's infield out Both Wilett and Scott pitched splendid ball. each holding the opposing team to five scattered hits. Bakers dou- ble was the only extra-base hit of the ,,oe Tha hoy acora.
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avs and douches will never cure you.

}.tarrh is annoying enough when < lokes up your nostrils and air pas es, causing painful and difficult
 athing and other discomforts. But '.e real danger comes when it reaches town into your lungs.
 This is why you should at once real ze the importance of the proper treat ment. and lose no time experimenting
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Alexander in Form

Chicago, June 6.-A1exander pitched in fine form today and Philadelphia shut out Chicago, 4 to 0. Alexander tripled in the fifth and scored on single, and scored in the seventh on a sacrifice fly after his second triple. Score: RHE. Philadelphia ............ 900 210 100-4 Il 1 Chicago .................. GOO GOO 0OO-0
 Batteries: Alexander and Killifer; Sea- ton, Prendergast, Alrdidge and Scott
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*Batted for Baumgardner in fourth.
 &*Batted for Hardgrove in ninth
 Score by innings:
 Chattanooga ....................1 100 503 001--10 Little Rock ......................1 100 101 10S- '
 Summary: Two-base hits. Hyatt, Syl- vester Three base hits, Covington, Glea- son. Sacrifice hits, Sheehan, Wares. Sac rifice flies, Sylvester Walsh. Stolen bases. Stevenson, Barner, Hyatt. Jansen. Double plays, Stark to Wares to Gov ington. Innings pitched, by Baumgardner 4, with 6 hits and 6 runs. Earned runs, off Baumgardner 5, off Hardgrove 3, off Bacon 5. Left on bases, Little Rock ', Chattanooga 8. Struck out, Baumgardner ?, Hardgrove 1, Bacon 1. Bases on balls Baumgardner f. Bacon 5. Wild pitch, Hardgrove. Time, 205. Empires, Breiten- stein and Morgan.
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Totals ........32 6 z26 Is 2
 "Batted for Kelly in ninth.
 **Ran for Higgins in ninth.
 zReilly out; hit by batted ball.
 Score by innings:
 Atlanta .1o2 900 010--4 New Orleans .002 900 000--2
 Summary: Two-base hits, Thrasher Mcdonald, Mayer, Reilly. Three-base hits, Mcdonald, Higgins. Bluhm. Struck out. by Kelly 4, by Hess 1. Base on balls, off Kelly A. off Hess 4. Wild pitch, Hess. Earned runs, off Kelly 4, off Hess 2. Left on bases. Atlanta s, New Orleans 5. Time, 2:10. Empires, Moran and Kerin.
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Giants Again Losers

Cincinnati, June 6.-Cincinnati made it two straight from New York here today
 Benton was hit freely and was relieved by Middleton in the sixth. Toney pitched good baill. Score: R.H.E. New York ............. 200 100 000-3 8 Cincinnati ............. O10 401 00s-6 10
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Games Today
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday Cincinnati s, New York 3. Philadelphia 4, Chicago O. St. Louis 8, Boston '.
 Games Today Brooklyn at Pittsburg. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia st Chicago. Boston at St. Louis.
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International League

At Buffalo: Buffalo 1, Rochester ?. At Baltimore: Baltimore f. Provi- dence 3.
 At Richmond. Richmond 8, Newark 4. Other not scheduled.
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Cards Win Over Braves

St. Louis, June GA double by Hornsby and single by Cruise in the eighth in ming scored the run that gave St. Louis today's game over Boston, to 7 Hornsby hit home run with the bases filled in the third. Score: R. H. E.. Boston ............0 .0Oo 001 060-7 Il o st. Louis ............. .OO5 OO2 01.-S o
 Batteries: Nehf, Allen and Gowdy; i; Doak, Ames, Packard and Synder.
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HOW THEY STAND
SOUTHERN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday Birmingham 12, Mobile 2. Atlanta 4, New Orleans 2. Chattanooga 10, Little Rock [. Memphis l, Nashville 0.
 Games Today Birmingham at Mobile. Atlanta at New Orleans. i Chattanooga at Memphis. Nashville at Little Rock.
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Games Today

Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Cleveland at New York. Detroit at Boston.
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Games Today
LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Washington 8, Chicago o. Philadelphia Il, St. Louis 6. Cleveland 6, New York 1. Detroit 3, Boston o.
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"One out WHtH BdIHH enued-
 Score by inLings:
 Memphis ..........-.............. 600 GOO 001--1 Nashville ........-...............0 900 900 0Oo-o
 Summary: Two-base hit Baker Sacri- flee hits, Bratchi. Beals. Ssolen base, O'Brien. Double plays. Asan6a. unassist : ed Cruthers to Dohard to faeali. Left on bases, Memphis 6. Nashville B. Bases on balls Willett ?. Scott 4. Struck out Will lett B. Scott 5. Time. :s5. Empires, Ches- mutt and O.Toole.
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South Atlantic League

At Jacksonville: Jacksonville g, Charles ton 4.
 At Augusta; Augusta ?, Columbia 8.
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SULLIVAN IS WINNER

W. P. Stewart, one time southern title- holder, lost to George Bondurant. 2-l, while Leigh Carroll, another former cham \ pion, was defeated by A. J. Watkins, 6-5 t.Martin Sullivan, the crack player from CG ntgomery, won an exciting match from G. Mason in the morning play. He r-A | on the 10th hole.
 Cy . H. Baugh, one of the local stars, x. l defeated by George Macon, 3-2. R. C,{ys. Brooke, another of the local stars ' to Ewing Watkins, 3-2. Baugh de- 4 Ated Brooke in the play in the third
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y rCday's matches will bring out some E f the best golf of the tourney. Should eSobby Jones and Reuben Bush win their \ natcl es the third morning, they will be + rcet, to meet in the afternoon. Jones
 pays J. H. Doughty, a local crack, in
 the morning. while Bush is meeting Ewing
 Watkins of Chattanooga. Perry Adair plays Collett Munger of Dallas this morn ing and should he win he will meet Bob <Touea Sr this aftarnOOn
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PLAY AGAIN TODAY

Play this morning will start promptly at O clock and will be continued through out the day. A number of matches are to be played and President Smith and Secretary Haynes are exceedingly anxious to complete as many as possible during the morning hours.
 The course at Roebuck Is in excellent condition and veteran golfers express the opinion that the matches today and to- morrow, as well as the finals on Saturday, will bring out some of the classiest golf witnessed in Birmingham. Arrangements are being made to handle the large gall lery expected ty follow the possible Jones' Bush match this afternoon.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
NOT BEST MEANS OF DI:...t :...fsGT.oH e ron.
People More THINGS Spread Dis33333333ss. Sun
shine, Soap and Water BssSSt. ggI3,Il!'ss33!ants.

Fumigation as an efectlTc
means of killing bacteria has
about lost caste anloag public
health workers for the reason
that people can't be iHilliG&teG'
1t is aow known ;ii2l rcopi,:
more than thln4s are carriers q
Infection 'Disiufec :l@i b} ia
nigation." says the Stale Boar.
of Health, - belongs to a b}gon
age in sanitary sc'en:e -
cause fornaIdehyde iants ~,
kill cultures Of bacteria w;i%.r' -
posed to it it was ua:d1a'.I IA
ferred that fun1igatioJ VIZ, &c
logical method of all G;si1f~u'jon.
But careful obseryatlH:i ans, ,c>.9
have proven that diseases arc
not spread so much by lnar'@:.,'c
objects as they are by hu'naIi b.
ings. Diptherla, rneas5e5, " WiN.'n-
ing cough, scarlet fever, ce:12fn
spinal meningitis AM proA%@,|
infantile paralysis ar al; s.,r>ad
through the discharges us.tfn:}
the mouth and nose ae.reHon,.
of people having the disease
The best disinfec>ion, says
the Board. ':is soap and us.v',
sunlight and fresh ar arp ivt.
faithfully during the course 81
the disease To s4eri,lze all dis
charges, burn nouth ard uose
secretions and maintai,1 strict
personal cleanliness il l4>e Of
sickness renders little n>,i for
any other d1sinfection ug any
kind.
"When people Learn That no
i'll smelling fumes or auv other
mode of terminal disin|ectiou can
take the place Of soap, water and
fresh air, and dali, rsrscnal
cleanliness" says he Board,
sanitary science will have made
a great gain No M ~: 81! dis
infection at the en'I of i)I' e@s
can atone for careless Wholesale
filth during the cou.->a y: IL
ness"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
act QUICKLY.
Delay Hes gaaH 7,sggaraus in Salisbury.
ASheY1Ile

Do the right thing ut the right
time.
Act quickly in time of danger.
In time Of kidney danger
Doan's Kidney Pills are most eff
fective
Plenty Of Salisbury evidence
Of their worth
Mrs 7. Robinson. l22 E. Kerr
ST., Salisbury, says: Il had
rheumatic twingas in my limbs
and back. I learned Of the mer-
it of Doan'> Kidney Pills through
my friends and [ used them.
Tney lived ~ 10 tie claims made
for them. Whenever l notice
that M kidneys are tAe least
oat OF order or my back becomes
weak aud Iurla, J. take few
doses Of Dan 5 Kidney Pills aud
they bring rej,ef.'
P.ic9 5oo, at -. dealers. Don t
simply ask for = a50uey remed :
get J,.a4 K: lney Pills, the
same tu,.t 5lrs Il ,binspn hal.
F'0ste", 3fi.u1rn Co.. Props,
Rntf3!O. \. 7.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
Inmi2Ia.i9a Bill haady For Pfs.iisa..'s Ye:9.

Freed .! language O, ny,ed TO
by the State Department. Ht:atl <
it vas offensive to Jla -, the
long discussed iultni.r3,j4@ BIZ
was a@reeu upon lits 49,: i!y Il
conference committee .! t.32 tyo
houses Of Congress a!d -. sea
ate promptly adopted H.. :p1i::
euce report pg vote N j.: - -,
The House was expe@'>." l., ':,::,,o
similar action ye5terd,,T,
AS originally passed Tie "!ti
contained a provision designed 10
exclude Japanese iii the event / +
abrogation of the so-cailed gent
leman's agreement under which
Japan for lO years has prevented
her laborers from coming 10 the
United States. 4 substitute in
serted BY the conftree5. after
consulting officials of the Depart
ment says:
'1<o alien now l' AK wav ca-
cluded or prevented iroul entering
the Uaited States shall be admit
ted to the United States"
This sentence. sufficiently dl-
rect to satisfy PaciIic Coast leg
isiators, is regarded as broad
enough to safegqard against oh
ject1on from any IofelS govern
ment' The iilerqcy test proy5
>,. Ii sag".ii1o ;H;"~i, IN spite u!
TIC ;a@t 1I3H. i'rc>,}.:vHi Y ,l."}
has ~: i; H.. i:n>wn that it. vi
be The cll,> u an >ther veto
Frien45 oi taa D.ll {. aim they
will be aote 70 pas it over 3 Ys
to.
The geographical zone from.
which no innis rant would be
admitted includes India, Iudo~
China, Tur><estan, Borneo, SD
matra, New Guinea, Celebes and
Afghanistan:
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
,PIaH s..ea1''..t.11l jet BaifaI3 B:H'S Funeral,

Beaver. ca. J4n, 1&.-i'inal
arrarSHm It's we're made tor the
funer.J of U3i William F Cody
(BufaIO Uu} at q meeting of
committ"es representing the
Flks and tue City Of Denver late
today.
The oaly 7Jns his friends ev-
er heard uia- sing, "Tenting on
the 0,d Camp GrouAds,' will be
ooe Jts two local numbers sung
at his l,u.c4l, The body is to
lie IN s+uta three hpurs in tue
Capitol tomorrow morning, at
tended 81 National guardsnen,
and representatives, Of organza-
tions. Of y.li.:5l oae colonel was d
member,
A superintendent of rural
sch ,0l near here today brought
in tae first contribution to d
monument far Col C1dy. 1t
con lateu u II new buffalo nick
els, ou9 for each child in the
school. Sioux Indians OF the
Pine Ridge reserva lion. in South
! Dakota, are. expected ID |. !
ceremonies in connection with
Colonel Cody : death,
! Colonel Cody Was in Salisbury
! on several occasions. His last
visit Was on October 28th, being
connected with the 1Ol Ranch
Wild West SHOW. 1t was in the
late niueties When his SNOW train
vas ~e,iei by a head on
freIgnG lust nDIrh of Llnw ood
and manvvf lls trained animals
we're killed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
2Fa.ols JiiaH3SFia!a' s.

''ln the coutsc Of tnr,-crsa-
tio2 wi-!l IaamDer!a'n Med'cine
COS Representatives t,:lav, We had
occasion TO discuss II a general
way the merits OF t'1eir different
preparations At his suggestion
talk pleasure il expressing my
estimation ut ,'1amOer}aiu's
Cough ReHleJy. ! have d family
of siA children and have used this
remedy IA MY Aotne {ur years.
consider It tt3o o;,,y tnns:, remedy
on lst uiarNe:, a. | save tr.ed
netr;y III Ajad> '' II1r, :. Ross,
"o!h:>Ayr ia"tijtou nuaty Re
publican News, Syracuse, Kan.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17

Raleigh, in 11.-Tb1s was
truly an apothal day for Raleigh
and North Carolina, marking as
it did the passing Of the Craig
administratl atlon and the induction
into the high office of Governor
Thomas W Beckett and the ad
iustmeut Of Tue state Legislature
Ito the nI,a cn11lt'ons as 10 ltgls-
lation brcug1 'nul- by the i'm
mediate operation OF the c0ns-i-
tutioaal amendment ratified at
the last election.
The Craig administration pass
ed out with its record Of road
building aid general business
progress, ard Mr Beckett, the
new Transition of tenants into
landlords, making country life as
comfortable as town life and an
appeal TO sustain interest IN ev'
cry woftny individual and collec-
tive enterprise.
The iDaegural ceremonies were
most sact,sslul III every detail.
closing tonight with a brilliant
reception at the Mansion iy
Governor and Mrs Beckett and
the other State officers and their
wives to members of the General
Assembly and citizens in general
and the ball in tile auditorium,
the pleasures OF W hich were shar-
Il BY huldrads Of society folk
from every 4ualter OF the state
and from ae5@hboring states.
Governor Craig went to the
union station this afternoon, es-
corted by members of his personal
military staff, and bidding them
and hosts OF other friends good
bye, boarded the Westbound
Southern Railway train for
Asheville
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
The P033ih. SIATE3FFICCGRS.
VI fsay IIage t9 T7H3 u a Collection For
Them,

]Hsf--
a 5tale officer. SAYS the Raleigh
News aod Observer, giving /
reason why the salaries of State
officers should be i.!.:r>ased said
- ny il IS i1,oo,sih], for the
officers TO- i've On lac present
s,Gar,>s. Il! have To have side
lines 10 make buckle md tongue
n1>t1, .'4::e Jud5c rell, for iii
S,auc~ lie has io run nigh. law
school; Dhuirn1a4 Travis 0: the
! corporatipu comma. -; il has to
practice law 4etv. n times; Ben
| L">y. Treasurer nay 70 run
: farm al .>liliuruoa; 4.,i. J. i}ryan
Grimes Secretary q state, has
10 farm III l5l.y ..1aa,". AMI Cor
o.ation ;onm5>s;J3>r Lee and
Auditor Wool 4}t:7 b .v1 to run
nercant;ie es,:U.i, iii .n.>, in their
houc ,uWus
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
3ria1sy Of ET!s. {. 1. Sla2y.

N3 l4c I1th Of J~uu4ry the
relatives aal ::(.nGl Of 5}aa Sloop
ia@i:jy ~; ~ lie :1nl4c Of " Nj.
: ooy uo Nura; M. ;, U7iua
.'iu"e, t"r the purpose Of ccle-
urdting the birthday Of Mrs G A
,>ioOp, better NuoWn Us Aunt
Katie S}ooH, Altioug1 the
weather LAS exceedingly cold anG
dis greeable d large crowd was
present Among lA2in pesent
were. 2cr 9 D Brown ana wife,
ot II:f:atira cAurc;1 an,l hcv G
. .<igojsi@ Of Grace, Her two
nh'siE.-l Y Il @9:oon aad Mrs VI
Z !12tci.i2. ali 81 l.f yrdn Ichil-
>!rt:1. t.sc.Eo ;:' u were present
with ~, %,.t4rliou -! >jFa Z &
N.uttu ap1 ! : s<et4ilia WHO for
sG4us reaanu could not be preseut,
numbering about 49, ?crso1s in
all.
Just before dinner a short but
appropriate service was held by
Rev Brown. assisted By Rev
Richie, after which most sump-
tuous dinner was spread ia the
yard of which all ate to their
satisfaction and vet much remair-
ed.
The t9a3hers Of the Patterson
school Miss Smith and Mr. Dress
who are always willing aud ready
to Justify their scholars, marched
the school down at the noon hour
TO- enjoy the feast with the crowd.
After short time Of enjoyment
they were marched to the school
| ro94 again TO continue theil
| duties.
Gid ADn Katie WIS - years ot
age and is still enjoying ycr,
coed heat" being he o!ue>
"ou:.9o u IN ueigADnEnnotl. Snt
received many nice pres2at:
among which was y Itet. r0cLyin
char which she seemed to EMO,
to the utmost.
The occasion was most enjoy
able one. The old and youns
were Ill happy mood and will b
remembered by all vino WEI,
present. Wishing Grandma Sloo]
many more such occasions.
SUBSCRIBER.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
Painful Geughs Relieved.

DR.. Kings Now Discov,. Y i;
q soothing, healing reme1J for
coughs and colds that mas stooi
the test of Haariy tf y Ye&''@
For that cough thdO s.sai"5 IA
throat gn saps the Vi .t1Y try
Dr. Kiug'a New Disco =. The
soothing pine balsams H.! ,nl;s:
laxative ingredients Au:1 .itjv"
tbe cold fron the Sysoo Il .:I>"
bottle Oh n1nI IL .: .4..
colds. cr0np. grippe a"J DHDr,
chiaI atfe;,l3ls. At yoA II: bag
gist, SOC.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
Sailors lJs G3.2222aaIElsl 10 A5aad8G I. S,
Ctaisj{.

Eureka, Gal. Jan. 15.-Snort-
j. after s O'Clock tonight the las1
member OF Lac crew OF tl7e truls
CT Milwaukee w}'icI, went ashore
near here carly today, Was Landed
on the beach. Not Il iIie vas
! lost. aud DIT one. gnau was hnrt
II the r~nyti4 OF tic hunIrs.:-
a5oatd tie STRANDED vesseI.
LII Il ::kil, !or their lives
a@ain> u a heavy sea, 2sore ,!1arI
lafva hun;.;cI Caited States
a.liors a.re brought ashore 10
:o;s-,lt - 3I2ro1aa u:1pTs iroa, 1lie
Milwaukee, which rolled in The
sarf. ~5Fn ro>s;o:.lty Of being Il
'"ial jn>s. 't the northern C4ll-
surala co4st where st1.e struck
Shore III 4 fog early today
I;reaaers were sprayiag ove1
lie warstlips 5 sppe: structure,
md the iccessant pounding Of
tNe wares was driving tic vessel
tuyt1eT .,.l1c. lii the sand The
N:jwauEc,e ) I;sse hotton1 was
as.,'deG IL AIl effort to anchor her
* Ia!..>t he wash .! tE1 >ed. IA
va, Objects ashore 54iI il was
at:>i!g possible laat tue cruiser
~ua,a ever :i}at again
l ne l!I.<vat:1ct j. >tticG Oh tire
sand ouly . few hundred ,ar.!s
from the Submarine Il ), which
grounded d montn ago near the
entrance t. .:l:ab dds bay. J. de
cruiser va. ,,.ts'A Dl}11g to salvage
tj.e ,u5-!>r>l",~ - the time of
II. aoclu-at, Wltlia forty or
;l.,y miles Oh this p-rt OF The
coast six other vessels have
struck Shore during the last lew
Years, and noae uf tAcnl has been
saved
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
Soon 5gsY Ills C3:i.

Everyone speaks sci 2t Cham
ber!2jn's NouAA kca cdy after
having used it. Mrs Tvorg>
Lewis, b!jt.tirl1, \ Y, has, III; IS
TO say regar',ing it; last wiuter
Il. little boy five years Q!d, was
sick with cola FOR Two or three
weeks | doc'cred lin aud Used
"%ri"Hs cough uleNlcines t4t 40
th'n:, d:a' hi'l tnuyu #Jol Until |
De.fali usin. /. .ll,l4h>giaitl $ Cough
Remedy. IL ;l'cn improved
rapidly and in 1 t"w days was
o"er his cold"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
A23ihGf Victim Of Paapal ilHlTi20i.l33at:.

The Cincinnati Enqa;rer. oi
November /. :, 1875 '4lis .;1a ,1su-
Il story II a young 9;7], i,1orts-
oned in tUe s,-2st...G H"u9e Of
The Good Shepherd, ~ Warsaw
ana }i"~;z', +. .>vys:.t3, n thr..
cI'X. ><.'1 ">>~IsJe 50 @~apvg tie in,
her desire II r<~e:,. a. 20 cj,z ..er
ilfe and &c suyf@s >".jouo injury.
};2r pre- -nce 5,1&;":@ j, account
ed for by d 2:a"y' 70 the effece
that hex s:al4>..5> III :, ilenta, Ia.
cca'd not control ]oer, I'D had
sent her 10 this f-ss:e ior discip-
line AS d rs>s5it Of t}1at dis
cipllne, II whatever il Vas that
Caused her % atte4pt escape
through fourth story w;adow,
Ruby Collins is now in the Gin
clnnati General Hospital.
On the evening OF H<ovember
II, wi1e14 she had Uaen n this
place but ( few days, Iludv sied a
sheet and blanket togar aer, low
cred them from the window, and
tried to descend, When the ro0e
| hrp1ya oh {,7; e,,7f- $780,,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
Gloan'3 L,ain5nt For Stiff Joints

SaeQmatic pains and aches
ID iI-Oo tine joints, and muscles,
-naking every movement tor
lure. Relieve your suffering
wibb 533.@s L-njment; it quick
y penetrates without rubbing
4Hd soothe.a and warns you9|
7.Iro muscles. The congested
olood IS stimulated to action51
Jingle op2Acat;on Will drive II
the paln- >,lotn's Linimen4
cle}p, convenient and quisR
octsvc, u Goes not stain
a or ,.)s n3 pores. Get =
| u'ttle to-day at your Druggf
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
Are Your Sewers CleggGd?

The bowels are the sewerage
system Of the body. You can we'll
imagine the res! 'glen they are
stopped up as IS ;he >a&a n con-
stipatlon. As I ptr& ative You
will find Chanbcl' ali /, ab cts
excellent. They @rc mild and
gentle in their action. They also
improve the digestion.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1917-01-17
Ata3tR And An 9.Il-,,HpTED SUICIDE.
LEO I:ulsycltt Fatally Shoots Miss Linda
Casper Saturday Hight.

Miss Linda Casper, aged 1s.
was SHOT and Instantly killed at
FL reside3ce OF Mrs L G shulen.
.'4"@er' Oh East Cemetery street,
=" =. 'F7qrT' at 9 O'clock satur-
.@. s>l5 b. Lee Huneycutt, 81
Id aud proprietor. of A.
5i"i' y Store Oh corner Z, lain
." 3erty streets, who turned
-'e e l~V9.E5r upon himself
'n''@ "a two serious wounds. al :
+ nrlng three shots into tha
'ooy- OF the Girl Huneycptt
b ne" AIKEN III custody by W.
f1ce' $ later, asserted .
" 'n'- o4a @'rl because
1'Hi not listen to him 'e
that he wanted to kill
@S'l she was Witl.
Shortly before 8 o'clock Miss
Jasper aud AZ escort, Leonard
~. a., ''a& gone to the resi-
''2ce ot Ms s1u1enberger on
'-*t Cemetery stree They
"ece' there with ! of -
friends wh~o duneycut fyed. :
In answer to q knoci at ihe
front door, Mrs, Shulenberger
.'dmit!~u Ennoycutt, who upon
4"fHr:n= tn4 room, began firing
=? e>.j'oer revolver. The shots
@e e'-'ed directly at Miss Cas-
33', w.. va: sitting at the far
@'t .: the room surrounded by
'til3r persons there.
AtJer three shots had been
1'est, flaneycutt then turned, the
Weapon and pulled the trigger
wee, irlng the two remaining
bullet into his stomach. < -
uiJ29rs were called Il 4
Arl1er, j W Kesler ana sShses.s
da'-1son responding, and
fl0oeEcutt IN charge. He
10 che floor after firing
~ IS own body and bel
7as inshed to the hospit
a lcians ann0nnco
',at's lor reco3eEEy are
"hen asked why he
5no girl, by the officers <
= ting physicians, Huneycutt
.ff1'ted 10 have replied, "sl
F'"ldn'1 bs5en TO me-" He'
'6'@t ojeote3 70 all operation bu'
.'A.er consented tu it. ,-~
The thres shots all took sffec &
tl9 girls 1oay, One pene-
"isting the heart, another
: tle>h h wound across the ab1
Ia nen " I'd the ylird broke her
@tsI above tie elbow.
'0>4oYcutt has operated a gro.
y storo here for several
= .AJhs aou II, u native of Rowan
ATTY, H. h,s :, wife and sev-
= smalI c!li.4r4r living on the
. l between spencer and Frank
il,
Mss t;:.sr1:: we'd with Mrs
oA''eno@,-s, H-:a, is her sister.
lie bouy 'se i,s5 Casper, who
", n1J1Va u. st Matthew's
church naigL a:.>- ID in Morgan
'o"nsnp, ~'A> "a ~ to Summer
'05',S IN ,@''5-.S,n... par1ors and
.rep1re@ H. ourial, where lit
Vas c]ewed BY quite a number
7 people, The funeral took
piaoe from SG. Matthew'S church
2onday AFTERNOON, Rev II A
tceNIe1 officiating, the interment
'7tog IN the cemetery adjoining
ne church. Miss Casper was
n orphan anQ mad inherited
t-t }erty WHICH Was held in trust~
~ the Clerk of the Court until
>h9 became Of legal age. 49,.
| 1t IS SAID Huneycutt had been
n"im"te with Miss Casper fos.y.
e.sc or more and that he was
ti'2kl.<s at the time of the mur-