Eastern Reflector

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IS TEE BEAST OF E Carolina, it A POPULATION OP POUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE, AND is SUB- MOUNDED BEST FARMING COUNTRY. OP ALL BINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERB FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO IX WAT OF LABOR, CAPITAL AN FACILITIES. WE AX UP-TO-DATE AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. Is f Healthful, the Most look Mun. Y Cm o I It I. WE HAVE A FLA- OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE PEOPLE IX EASTERN FART OF X OUT II AND INVITE WHO TO GET ACQUAINTED WITH GOOD PEOPLE IN A BUSINESS TO TARE FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR OUR A l I SIS RATES ARE AND AN BE BAD UPON m is First Annual Fair of the E. C. F. Association The Oral annual Fair or the Croat Carolina Mr Appears for State Tin- association getting everything la tor six months and they now an- to the public that this fair hi be or beat and aver held In North Carolina. thousand premium books have been issued and arc now for distribution nil over Eastern North Carolina. thousand dollars In will be offered In pram- book. this information are they occupied almost half Williams. the Charged with N; once and of coin it in these book, will mailed to thorn. ware placed on trial be- REOPEN DYNAMITING CASES lira it n Trial Is to In Indian, INDIANAPOLIS. I. Stationed within a rail in the small court room Albert ii. i, m. or- case No, Frank M. fore Federal son today. Judge Anderson at dared tho United venue On motion the government the j. w. Ryan, in.; Andrew ill, and Patrick II. Ryan. Chicago, Tho government it hail no evidence than to warrant their trial, of the man had bean I it y r seeing the iron liberal One of the features of the fair will ha tho daily monoplane flights Mr. Prank Champion, tho noted aviator. year an aviation meal was hold In Now Horn and Mr. C. Winner made in a biplane. Another attraction that will draw to Now Will two ex- dally by Mi. Hardy. the Wire Kins. Mr. Hardy won worlds renown by walking Niagara on a tight wore several yearn ago. The public will have the racing. purses have boon offered. i are coming in every day K. from There will also lie exalting motor and Olaf A. I cycle racing, Ion. At the outset pleaded guilty. A. of San Francisco, The fair grounds are on not polity, All the other what is known as the at their arraignment last March bad a beautiful on the not guilty, or. The owns one bun- Daniel J. Brooklyn M. Y. acres of land. Thirty acres are n former executive hoard member of enclosed In the fair ground. the International Association Bridge There has been erected a and Iron Workers, was re- main building, x feet, an ported unable to attend on account of grand stand with a seat- CHAP Explosion Blows Turbine Engine TESTING SHIP ill THE III Other Arc Seriously Hurt. Steam Open Ex NEWPORT, It. I. Oct. ant Donald P. Morrison was killed and men injured today by the of the steam on the do boat The off while the was preparing her second quarterly trial. Lieutenant Morrison entered service from Missouri in 1902. The seriously injured Lieutenant L, Montgomery, the u E, B. Craw- ford, mate of the the umpires named to h the and the following of the W. male. first class; ll. i,. Wilder, machinist male. Enters by Delivers Four Important Speeches, Several s Teddy the First Streaks Through N. C. Like A California loft till capacity for thousands, a poultry building, a swine building, sheds for cattle, stables for the horses, half a oval half a mile race track. Music for the fair will furnish- ed by A. Passer I Italian Hand front Philadelphia. Wednesday, October will children's day. school child in North will Riven n ticket which will give them admission to the for that day. Amusements or nil kinds for He closely scrutinized one one children will Ink the men with whom, he asserts, was associated, but against I fair will whom he Is now as n ts kind ever a broken leg. His absent men to be tried. A motion to set aside the order con the cases, made on of the defendants, was sustained. This separated the various but left the to be tried together. aged about fifty years, short, chubby and of a florid complex- ion, entered the court room grinning. His eyes twinkled keenly as he ed at the other defendants. place on that citing witness. Ac be looked not a sign of recognition other than passed between them. he the biggest event pulled In Eastern North Carolina and special rates will be Offered on all railroads. Minor Ones and Exits After Addressing Raleigh Avid Tobacco and Oil Trust Come in For Some of His Blunt Criticisms comment to become general THE GOVERNMENT CENTRALIZED. HIS J. A. i toner he does not. So when Tall Peter stood behind massive, run the steam roller over him in the door of Paradise, his right hand Teddy got up and hollered wrapped ground the golden knob, he wanted the nomination, ready for applicants. came from the other side. ed the doorkeeper. Wash- answered a mild in answered tin and tell me what you have J. Delaney, Ural class, W. E. oiler, and P. oiler. The was In company with Several other destroyers when the for ward end of the port turbine, With the steam chest, was blown Off. Lieutenant Morrison, chief en- on board, was instantly killed. and the others were badly scalded. I Signals were at once hoisted for as- dispatch dent policy to Rear Admiral on board to suppress haws should his Connecticut, at anchor been given at Off Jamestown. The destroyers Perkins. Sterrett and immediately went to the assistance of the A heavy Southerly gale was blowing, but forts were made to send, a line on board the damaged craft, Ii was then discovered that EL HILL PRES. EXPLAINS Wanted to Suppress From College Weanling in President The Press is Partly In for The Students CHAPEL, 1111.1. Oct. P. mi ins return from Raleigh where yesterday he appeared the executive committee of the board in fulfillment of a promise, bis official statement as to reasons of the wholesale ox of students recently, In chapel ibis morning, Hath and dent gave attentive ear to exposition of the matter. Turn- aside from bis subject President Venable to Bay he termed in emphatic terms branded the newspapers that carried the names of students expelled which consisted of all tho leading North Carolina as committing a For years report- have been current here and in the slate that news bad suppressed here that vitally affected the life of the state and should have turned loose to the papers as public property. And ill the light of recent developments, In which Venable forth efforts to suppress news p the strictest sense, has a Hill that the ,,, papers is only in in. Bi Scotland NECK, Sept. a party was out in J. P. automobile, returning lo town they passed a party of who began to yell at them lo stop, en- lo warn of the Meet Penn,, . The advantages that the commission plan Of government offers to the cities formed the principal sub- at a conference her of representatives of cities boroughs or Pennsylvania cause he wanted the presidency. In his Hull Moose party-swing around the states Teddy marked down In blue pencil the word South. He Starboard engine was In realized that something could be The steam d back into the done in the south and he came. What harbor and ran alongside the hospital he did in other stales is not of much ship Solace, on board of which had done to am, of etc- .,,,.,. ,, p,,,,,,,, did assembled , he greater part of the paradise . No, much, sir . re- . ,,,,,., ,. ,. ,, , ,. , ,,, l. full live minutes of The wounded were and my country right, ,,, , .,. ,,. ,,. was sent lo I. George. guess you deserve , , m . Another taint knock to the door, as station for live The torpedo boat Washington was being registered as it would have ., ridiculous to launched at the yard of the at.,. definition of haling differs Who-0 that. enter the town without the help of River Shipbuilding Company, at Quill- groups of students Mid Of- came back m shaky tones. in. the 3rd regimen, band, which being Mass. November 1910. She la ten Widely from the Interpretation Of and let me Hear how you ex- of the military came o time, that is Vessel of the Per- the faculty The to stay here with Teddy in the live kins and Sterrett and has a displace- any other Interpretation than sir. said Jefferson. know I did wall his legs the depot, tone. Her complete own Hating In form is a not do so much, still. I saved an occupation which he men, racy in my country, people enjoy with his Characteristic energy. news th. i much President statement fol- lows ; I am not only willing, but anxious to make clear lo the students action taken by faculty. because it is them to understand her it and to see simple justice has been done for without the feeling that Hie government is just the attempt to govern is hopeless. Secondly, the statement why has been Inflicted serves to fix In mind both punishment and offense far hotter than Hie annual recounting the laws torpedo I which often falls on ears, The university law hazing destroyer in any form. I am well aware bey passed a party of who , ,,.,, , ,,,,.,,, ,,,. f with his character. physical violence lo fool- began to yell at them to atop, en- Md of thank me for------. i They Anally got Teddy In an humiliating performance to Warn the,,, of the v M ,,.,, .,., ,,. , Jefferson did no, his and the band K t. I. The an- which a gentlemen would no, will- heard all , , exhibitions or the Bast do m public under ordinary to, the behind th,. crowds mass under The that it is win was n. . m seemed to approach via ,. Hog or banging out The done on a win. was driving in oar, on e , ,,,,. ,, , stairway. St. the ,, h. , ,.,,, . of horses, cattle, and simple ,,., has bearing on of plan Just little bit. Through the , , ,,,, ,, swine a,., are the ever matter. The young strong, r may . was named to draft a he coming up. Ina, ,., and everything points to a well that r, would , Provide the adoption r likely-clip, four rounds a, a time. ,,, The exhibit bring about worse, Mrs. son. Joe. ,., ,. l. . . ,,,,., ,. . ,., ,. , Miss Lucy Coppedge, of Miss Olivia Lawrence. Miss Helen Miss Kathleen Tillery and s a. Dunn. no one was seriously plan by Pennsylvania Mr J Ii who lives about six miles from lawn and near Miss Lawrence receiving a dis-Idle creek, is having wonderful sue location of the arm, and Mr. Dunn and with beans n- has six Master Joe receiving a seres o yen his neigh number or minor cits scratches, are the lineal they ever saw, rearing the he drew back , K,, the ,, machinery is large and In- and locked door. The noise near- , . ,. eludes all Improved and neared until ii crashed against . . farm Implements and de- the door with these U . I NEW N. J. Oct. hat poised I's me, I. Teddy, the Bull Mouse, the big Noise. and I , ,, WANT TO GET That's When he makes wanting a thing he goes after it and I carve a lull over his head by his right bowing welcoming Tar Heels, the hero San Juan Hill, back on large attendance marked open- Dr. Weds annual I . Norfolk for Norfolk ivory after., be wed the other members of tin- part, sent just one over to for ii. Ha , i, fro officers, special without Injury save being badly looks to have fully a not, stop long enough to explain his smile, .,. . bridal worker, and department up. ,,, dot 1.1. j Prom Norfolk they go on a you're heard about so much tour lo New and Niagara l, lo bis home be The sessions will continue over tomorrow and Friday. mm

Haw is U j in Tobacco figure the in Hare Oar Market Place Sear the A p deep el l i Washington. i. i if stale from he Channel Mini Tho Cars Topple Over to Either Is To He Side of the Track w At I a. the i; i Mm Hurt train due the Norfolk South- and hoped tor mi- , , . . . at l a. m. steamed tins for navigation m , . . . . . morning about eight hours Tar i h ill be tackled i s,.,. i wit three With the n. ye dredging trill be here and the commenced to make channel feel ii i path. Everything on the train was lot until a point between Wilson and morning about eight schedule, or a little after nine o'clock Reason tor tin- unlocked tor being one of those unhappy stances railroad oars to from straight and narrow . that it i Shoe Repairing. I am giving personal attention to line and with new machinery and additional help can do your work promptly. J. J. COREY At Sam Fluke's Harness August reached. Here the star that o de . u i ii e congratulate out . winked i i I e must i announced today, g a cot . . . in-, r schedule shamefully winked ., cars ed over to H small. .,, . . . , ,;,,,;, The usual market of th, Mr. Frank ailed for a little val. b a. I l . . , ,. .,,,,. , , W and Greenville com- and sent I Hashing . had ten mil i . II I ,. v on ind PM- ; l .,.,. , .,,. , ,. , rather Hi- ll i Roi i. . the buck ii mark. line of they were to dump h was I d the i I lb i. ;. . and some . snorting Iron I l ,,.,. year end of the i. passengers on I ii total .-I as I n the river to ,. ,. , o , h. . It. ., It. . it do not . u , . . . . . . the bait- , i , ; will as . . . . . ; . .-.; ft the work it i so o In ii I . i of i benefit h . , , ; . I I . I and opened Vi. II. flake Head 1.7113 H, I lake died Saturday night i i. . I i High In lie . 1.38 --J been spent In . i an and bis ; . Ins eat tied liters the b at A .;.; . . flake , hard working, hon-1 . 1.039.816 est and frugal man. He attended in his own business and gave little attention to that others; con- . he was employed whenever . 589.120 iv chose to be employed, and few, 532.398 I, were Idle hours he spent. . I knew from early boyhood and . 450.461 all along through his life witnessed . many qualities . added credit to of better . i He .; deeply e- for the smallest kindness . 1,619 i from those l e cared . for nil i quick to n n m t what he cot d . H I to -1. i i and at I i ii as any man and now that he l dead, will I l by those i es who him I it and Read .,. ,. ,. . . . ,.,, , n had expect- nature. or . . . II i r . o i. . I . . S r Hill . . . . -i . Spring SI . ton I, lie . . Wendell . Wallace . ville . V . VI hi on . i n . . . i. . . v. , i . i the I he Men of large enterprises are men great energy. Success, de- health. To all i to fall. It's utter folly for a man to endure a weak, run down half alive Bitters ill put him n his feel in short order. bot- did me more real cod than any medicine l ever writes n. Allen. Ga. After of suffering with rheumatism liver trouble, stomach disorders and kidneys, l am again, thanks o Electric Bitters, sound and i v them. Only BO at all drug- Bulbs, if you Please Our new stock French and land Bulbs arc now arriving and to l insures line flowers. I; we make the finest wed- bouquets floral designs. Mall, telephone and or- promptly executed by OVER THESE FURNITURE and PIECES Shown Represent TOP-NOTCH Value at the lowest prices. The latest of every good showing will Appeal to you both as to prices asked the COMFORT and QUALITY of the furniture Drop in today and see display. TAFT VANDYKE ATKINS Cards. . m. or, i ; . . u. Boor in Wooten j mi u . ti lose. ,, B. i-on . ii, Ism i. . r. S Cat it . . it Cm i L Co. Phones Raleigh, it. i. h. for . Cook Stoves. Malleable and Cam- Ranges, Wilson Wood Heaters. Hot Blast Coal Heaters. NOTICE Greenville, 1912 Notice in hereby given to the pub- lie that our lands lying along Tar River have been posted according to law and it is our Intention to prose- cute any one trespassing on any of r If it's the Hardware line, we have it. a r In our lands or without gun or dog, j for any purpose whatever, without ii.;. i . tie i in ;. i on the t at Law formerly occupied II. W. t H. U- would limited to diseases of Eye lair. Nose Throat. Washington, N C. N. C. with Ir. . James, every to S pm Worn at I , building. lab. st . his services are desired f. I who him if to i i Mr. Rh ml C. .,. of the School Ho died about II. ROUNTREE, JOSEPH W EVANS. It. J. MOTE, It. ALLEN, I. E. EVANS. SMITH. E. T. FORBES, O. S. FORBES, I. JOYNER cod ch i k Friday afternoon, at of his mother, Mrs. Georgia and survived the I and n o half brothers, M XV II and I ii,. was -t old, and death one young life was once so fall of prom- Is sad beyond exp in I,, 111-. About u. ago that . tuberculosis, fas- Its fangs upon him and though ling any hope was done to It, the progress of the ill . , until II sapped vi, Miss May of Athens, Q I as e work in primary methods in place Miss Dabney. Miss Barrett comes with the best of training and equipment, she is a of the State Normal of Georgia and of Ti h College, Columbia New York. She has at- tended live and Bum- mer terms of University of Georgia- She has had successful experience as a . t. and has laugh methods In the Eastern Ken- at Richmond in Normal st t. lour years, bore it all Miss Hill, of Darlington, S. V. c. D. n. at H A CLASS t, I, C in Water Heating. I am prepared to do our price. See we or call hone No U S. M. Schultz V, . grocer and tot Oil. Barrels. l;. Oak Suits, go-cans, tables, lounges, r-. . Gail x high Key West George clears, es. apples, Jelly. Meat sugar, coffee, soap, rood oil, seed meal ti bulls, seeds. n-its. candles, dried applet. prunes, raisins, glass and wooden Cheese, bail Machines numerous other roods me SI I. at Lira Greenville. Can- II. f. Life. Fire. and Ac on street, rear Frank Wilson's store ltd patience and charge of the I weeks before the end he Miss is the that he must dies and was j.,,,,,. conservatory of Music In , for it. win.- he hated to give hi life, death held no for him, Mary of Greensboro, and he it with a trust In C Isl f f Dining Hall. She that be no II irk n com -s was a good and de- S, state Normal, Company's ,. his mother and little broth- ;. had summer work , . Ills for them, was college. . For some years before; was a In the charge of the practice work h r. is had excellent training in K Smith k tie Science and experience in unman- and Hour Io J.-u where he war. exceedingly s r s,.,. Normal ., K . esteemed hen ,.,,,,,,.,. s,, m Teach- for bis u a, courtesy, college and has had a successful North Caro- I,,. never king friends. r look place o'clock afternoon conducted by Re g u Hoyle, The pall bearers were Messrs, J. B John N B. Warren. R. a. Tyson. Jr., M. I, While. Chas. Home. A. I. Blow, Jr. it. C. Flanagan, F. M Wooten, j. smith, C. n. i-- sen. Mr. Pearce was s member of the Improved Order of Red Men and the tribe attended the funeral and look part with their burial ceremony. Henry says a bin ways frost. Feels like it. sure.; There was some room left on the teaching experience Mr. V. t. Harding, The Democratic convention of this district, held In Elisabeth City last Hay, nominated Mr. Albion Dunn, of Hill Brothers For Tin. Metal and Iron ALL OF SHEET METAL Manufacturers of TOBACCO FLUES THAT FIT and Heating Moves Repaired Shop Near A. I. Depot Phone lit Great Slate RALEIGH, N. C. October II GETS THE PEOPLE. IT GETS THE PRODUCTS, IT GETS THE FREE ATTRACTIONS, IT THE SHOWS CORN CONTESTS, COTTON CONTESTS, TOMATO CON- this year to furnish Exhibits to National Corn EXHIBITION Special Increase In mi Tobacco and I mil. New Reinforced Concrete for Agriculture and Horticulture Modern Poultry House Equipped Host Steel Wire Coops KOBE OH LIVE STOCK EVER Running Bare Restored this fear in tn the Harness Races mi Fastest Truck In South States. t IX BEST LIST OF FREE ATTRACTIONS IX Si YEARS or THE i tin. BATES, TWO Dill DROP, DROP HIPPODROME RACES OS iv, KIT BAREBACK RICKS. OF TWO TO six HORSES JAMES E. HIGH WIRE OF TWO THREE HEX IN AMI ACTS IN CLOWNS COMEDY IN NOVELTY TRICK PIN- I Nil I. MIDI If III. MIDWAY, MI SIC SI Ml EXPERIENCE OF MANAGEMENT AND wisdom WON FROM MANY SOURCES CONCENTRATED IN ONE. GREATEST STATE FAIR TO DATE. Special Rates mid Extra Trains mi FAIR Hill, TWO NIGHTS, OCTOBER and FREE ATTRACTIONS IN BLAST. n xi .-, CENTS. ALL INFORMATION Go Right at It F-lends and In Will Show You a Way Get at the root of the trouble. Rubbing an aching back may relieve Widow of Sole i Virginia Author Dies Han- over County A reward Two Hundred will be paid for the arrest and con- of two or more of tin- parties guilt; of cutting the Stock Law Fence on New road, or a of tine Hundred and lib I Ire Ls- m all the oar's. single person for cutting said ti , fence, it. won't cure It if the kidneys art- weak. must reach the root of the cause; the pain. Begin at with Kidney Pills. Are recommended by thousands. Here Is a Statement from a resident of this vicinity. Street Stale lair The 1912 Premium list ii great as presidential elector of Slate Fair at Raleigh the district. Recently sir. Dunn tend- his resignation to the district L. executive committee and s called lint of the In Elizabeth ed this The book contains pages, outside of the handsome es printed In two colors and showing the dates of the Fair this year to last Wednesday, Mr. F. C. Hard- bi the week of October of Greenville, was chosen to till I The departments have been new features are noticed Odd Follows meet tonight All big agricultural features of The year has but three months left, the last few years arc retained. . g . . I Page states that Fires are comfortable. October. Dollars for the arrest and conviction South Greenville. N. C., am pleased to add by endorsement to the many already given ill favor of of Pitt County. Kidney Pills. For a long time I was Commissioners Sept. 10th. 1911 It RICHMOND, Va. September Mrs. Elisabeth Page. years old, only surviving grandchild of Thomas Nelson. Jr. governor of and commander of Virginia mi- loins at the battle of York- town, died yesterday in her home, near Hanover county. Mrs. Page was widow of Major s. Twelfth Virginian. She ed and died in the place where she was born, on laud granted by the English crown to her grandfathers In the early par of the eighteenth troubled by my kidneys and suffered I Mrs is survived by three sons Second Auditor of MRS. HASKETT Florist x. c. and Cut Flutters Flutter Pot, all Sixes did me a world of good intensely from backache and pains In my shoulders. and dizzy spells bothered me and I rested so poorly that when I got up in the morning. I was in no lit condition to begin my work. When I read of n of Washington, Kidney Pills. I Immediately got i from the John L, Wooten Drug Co., and to my they Night I can now Al service in the Baptist church the Rev. Dr. Frank for- of N. Y., but now of Fairfax Court House. Va. and Dr. To the Voters of Pitt I hereby announce myself as for Register of Deeds, pendent of party affiliation. Your u. ire, .- will be greatly appreciated. and Immoral shows and this i BRYAN streets today. Tenth is as permanent rest better night and my back and Sunday morning one person was re- kidneys do not bother membership by letter For by all dealers. Price one us a candidate for baptism. was received for baptism at the night service and the ordinance North Carolina is not going back WM after the sermon, to the booze Joint Just because Tom II was the first baptism in the new- pool that was built at time the pipe I so, The Greenville Banking and T Company E. G. FLANAGAN, President E. B. HIGGS, Vice-president C. CARP, Cashier DIRECTORS R. O. C. T. C. Laughing- house, R. C. Flanagan, j. L. Hassell, W. A. Darden, H. A. White, S. j. Everett, J. R. E. B. Higgs, A. M. D. W. E. G. Flanagan, R. L. Smith in this Bank your i an the above n. our business. Capital the largest in Pitt County ;. , . r- . B g j v Social and T-.-r--i-i KT AT KM THE Tank Killer t Mr. Tom Dupree has installed an THIN ETC. automatic gasoline tank and pump for plying automobiles . It is con- located near the office Dr. c. A tank Of about gallons capacity is bur- in the lot and connected with a pump on the edge of the sidewalk. . Automobiles can run up to pump and the tank is quickly tilled with Whichard. It is proving a great of The Daily published every afternoon except Sunday, at Greenville. N. required by the Act. of August Editor, D. J. Whichard. N, Editor, i. J- X. C. Business Manager, J. Greenville. X. C. Publisher, The Company. Inc., Greenville. X. C. holding per cent or more of total amount of J. Whichard. I. Joy- C. H. Whichard. C. V. Hearne. H. t. Cobb, D. C. Moore, s. J. Ev- H. Sugg. W. H. Jr., Higgs of Greenville. X. C, J. II. Small, of Washington, X C. Known bondholders, mortgagees. and other security holders, holding I per cent or more of total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other Linotype Co. New York. N. V.; Press and Mfg., Co., Chicago. III. Average number of copies of each Issue of this publication sold or dis- through the mails or other- wise, to paid subscribers during the months preceding the date of this 1265. J. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 30th day of September. 1912. PIERCE. Notary Public My commission expires May 1918, ORE THAN SATISFIED MM Millie So Happy Thai He Had To Tell It It la not often that a man gets more of a tiling that he wants, es- it is good, and in the shape of cold cash. Hut that seems to ho the experience of Mr. John W. Martin, who lives the river in the Staton Mill section, lie in a lot of tobacco Mon- day, about a thousand pounds and sold it with o. I. Joyner at the New Cum warehouse II- naturally ex- a good price, when he pot his Check and found it had aver- aged Just a small fraction under it cents a pound, he almost shouted that Is more money than I It goes without saying Hint Mr. Martin went home singing the praises of Joyner and the New Gum. and his experience will be repealed his neighbors, ltd convenience to owners of cars. TRUTH ABOUT THE TRUST Economics from Do Not Materialize. D. In Leaders of the new party argue that Industrial lies Should be legalized, lest we lose the of large-scale production and distribution. argument could be more misleading. If -nay be safely asserted that In America there Is no line of business in which or most concerns or plants must be concentrated in order to attain the size of greatest For while a business , a too small to be efficiency o. not grow Indefinitely with Increasing size. What the most efficient size call be learned definitely only by ex- The unit of greatest is reached when the of size counterbalance the ad- vantages. The unit of greatest tn- is exceed d when the vantages of size outweigh the The history of American makes this clear. That history First -No Conspicuous American trust owes Its existence to the desire for increased efficiency. economies from figure largely In prospectuses; but they have never been a motive in the formation of any trust. On the contrary, the purpose of combining has often been to curb or even to preserve thus frustrating the law of the survival of the Second -No conspicuously trust owes its largely superior Some trusts have been very as have in- dependent concerns; but conspicuous profits have been secured mainly through control of the market- through the power of monopoly to lit this exercise of the taxing power, Third -NO conspicuous trust has been enough to maintain long as against the Independents its pro- portion of the business of the country without continuing to buy up. from lime to time, Its successful tors. . I FOR LADIES and MISSES A LIME STYLE TOP MEN AND BOYS SHOES THE WORLD-WIDE KNOWN L. Douglas SHOE For Sale -at- A. Bowen's Store Greenville's Authority on Wear MILLINERY OPENING Friday, September New Fall Styles in Tailor Made Coal Suits, Cloaks, Dresses, rt Waists, Skirts and We have a Complete Stock of Ready-to-Wear Goods, we have improved the making ii stronger and larger than ever before. . B. G. J. R. FIVE POINTS STORE Greenville, N. Carolina The Bank of Gr Greenville. N. C. Statement of Condition THE HANK HOB, At the of business 1918, 111--II Liabilities. Capital 4,817.18 DEPOSITS 4.184.32 Hills Payable Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Han king House Furniture and Fixture Cash Items Duo from banks and bankers Cash Vault 5.697 21,833.94 Millinery Millinery HATS Our line all the Styles this He Sure to see the Pattern Hats will he on Ills pin; the Correct Stiles this Silks. Embroideries. Hid u lull mid complete stock of Staple Dry the Lowest Prices. Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes Shoes iii all the Leathers and all Style s. Misses and Children's Shoes. Men's Shoes in all Styles. Our Shoe is complete in all Lines. WE SELL PATTERNS W. A. BO WEN N C. Total Total Injuries Germany, Sept. Willy army n-i- today as a result of Injuries received recently during the Imper- in Ms collided with s tree while he was making a fight There plenty of peace about the Taft hut nobody claims K. L. DAVIS, JAMES L. LITTLE Cashier S. T. Vice l. Asst Woodrow Wilson says to the farmer who buys in s trust- highly protected market and sells his wares In a free into your own and take wants your Job work. A I in for Notice mid Description. A good farm containing one and fifty acres. Three Horse Crop In Cultivation. One dwelling house, good barn and shelters, I 4-room tenant house and kitchen. One tobacco barn. For further Information apply to I. N. C. What We Forget according to science are things as- with our early home life. such as Salve, that mother or grandmother used to cure our burns, bolls, scalds, skin cuts, sprains or bruises. For- years cf cures proves its merit.- Unrivaled for piles, corns or sores. Only ii, alt TIME HE SHORE tin- uninsured man is seared stiff. Not alone for his personal safety, but also because the knowledge the burning of his home means ruin for him. If he bail policy in tin- company we lat- fear wouldn't enter Into if a lire struck his place. Pender Tyson Ins Agent. Greenville. Roofing and Sheet Metal Work Slate or fin, Tie Shop Repair Work, and Flues in S J. J JENKINS Greenville. N. C. G. M. MOORING SON General Merchandise Buyers of cotton pm dud, We now icon p. former Co. and ill b- to have out all on mi-

THE HOME MM the to Mr. has entitled to Th, . bad condition ,,., ,,. see. . m , no bu. the bas Ml I bean . and FIRM and EASTERN ., s and everywhere I with ; U be found i,. Paring . , , . any from . . , I I i ,,.,.,, , , ,. , ,;,,.,.,, -H H ii fixed be round In the i . , , i ,,.,, . ,,, and TL . I- American, tor i . w ,., ,. it -ml . r, TO- tor It at , I Th. I b . Tl will be In I B , . an i at u i for three , . two-tilth line, hi II i -I . , ,., i d ., th. kind . i r a. H to the sidewalk. In ,, ,.,. . . ,,, unnumbered and Here are wine figure, showing .,.,. ,.,,.,. ,., be tariff -ax paid by the Amer- done before the free ,.,,, tell their cutter and advertising w. . M a Canada, and I would Enter, d second claM Carolina. act March it; u, help the, M the TICKET tor private and k h the ., the pot. and pan m N. A , ., and to it U here me cent dearer, is chiefly , ,,,,, ,, . u or . bank., and o a. cm be had Even the flavoring tor the pudding the against a third titan tor to the foreign , . from th. by lo ,,,. have to f their property by a the to t the ma- from the Bold Mae is bandy, it to the i what they have and that the are hare Wage earner's a AT n is In t expelled. Hut r think Professional man's family lied yea. There are hundred in Carolina and if . had sub- as Wilson ,.,. inter- tor Th. is read and faculty of the Wt, MM U . ,. so far to ;. f. f- . . I. . . , however, if the tarn- .,,,;, his part . gel it for the export corporations to provide .,. .,,.,. th. or more they predicted that great evil The ll-3 would In d. time result from i m Dakota the mag them with in the panic p. North Carolina Is doing young Hand his Ufa. H i i young us. the year is drawing o, las, known . ., and the time is , mi. of B- r m U. are so. ,,,, to but . -I making i . day men Ti,. ;,, . . the b so an. . . fin count can not afford to lay with man rather than another to ,,,. loss than I ago, Incense the U no. see enough difference . I Me being published by Kw rung the mt , ,, . . if aerie, of e. annihilation than the f I.,. Ta and U Th. the federal laws is be happy ; Jut J ,,. ,;, las, ,,,.,,,., ,,. with . r .,,,. , ,.,. ,, to register. Registration Looks for coming election will be open from the AUK the of October. As there is M new only who --T n . . ; ,, ,; , tot ; an o, of ad ,,. the other candidates wins, I,,,,,,,,,,. be fool the public with of with the amount of money Bowing one ., the greed . the M ,,,., the A I will be d ft., ,, ,,. M. ,, m very plainly n by comparing ex- ; ,,. of the ca Tl.-.- are VI million hi . the greed of the .- And ,. campaign fund. veil is not hot w . buy a one party hose chief ,,,,, of election Tin ,. tremendous mm inn nod ,., M pulled of. any other way. A Jam. N. V. M drank a till it OS . of the m the home. la to put them In a .,. . r, i everybody Is familiar The price, farm, .,,;, the law. -Ill be continued, in further , t . -Watch s I r resulting In of i. n . ,,. .,. ., ,. ,, against lbs desire of enough win. buying . IS , I . ., . ,, Th, established bi ,. , , p- people. and to so and other American Issue In many Bu , , , . I . . W . . .,,,. , . , . troop. It cost , docs Mm , . tide of prosperity now , president a says and its House is the of gov- are the about In and ward. The kills plenty . who do drink it Is I THE and PHI county only needed a little stirring to contributions to .,, The stirring the i followed. . i o, i I, ding H Is own . , .; . . .-- a . S and the last m over ,.; , . .,,. ., used on the .;. .,,.,, . , . . to , I . mm, , ., .,, ., ,. he ,, .,,,.,.,., N. , in . U . ,. . . o. . , . . ,,. . a I . I on no , .--. Despite I . the sum . . i b. ,,,, a full h, , a . . the el lion. f. . s. ed wore the Mate. . r do do, . , , , of would Ml fall I Invited. . . lit and In look I. B i to. o- he as are B.--.,.,,, popular will U, . . ,,,,,,,,,, a ,. . I , have b, , Ute divorcing . Wand, ,. M any . . which th. work- d ,,,, .,,, ,.,. ,,,., ,,,,., . ought to . ,. ,. ., J . am, . n In know am . , camp In ft. ft. A by m. . Sm per ., higher, or He only proved ha. th. . r, Moreover, th. m. .,, Th- road to oily. r .,.,,.,;.; which ,. protect.- .- -J i- i for . of new. . discover .,. Everybody to nod ground Owen- creation new, to the will a , of good vile is busy, ban th. . c . will b. N. on who w oppose,, o ,,, .,, . to, . nail on In ,,,,,, Oregon In the advanced in exploitation . i urn I-------- Th. governor made bond, brought ult to ;.,.,. wort ,. -ha. b. and on ft. pound th. Hi. . one . and bl. . I ,,. i. o wash i k A N y . manufacturer quoted the . . I B he charge. II. In this country be- the ha. . i B par cent on cook tax THE I the American mother . has be. i, The decision the Democratic executive e only w, address a Mi M will .-- ii b. .,. . lower without I i V., BUt. initiative, refer-, ,.,,,, ,., ,,., building , . will be permits to rat. to They are m clear and , ,, ., , , and . senatorial primary, ,. , i, , to comprehend Proportional proposed in . are going to b. a . any farmer gifted with even the ,.,. , to J . , , K county In Pit, count, who will win. i . . elementary ability to Sweden, and and build road. can ,,, , understanding h. . express tor senator. tariff is of m. h. , ,.,., , N I. Norway, Finland and, ; J ., , how be n to , ha o------- I till ,.,. Tail until to Thanks giving pro, b. will In proportion a. Colorado, . , . the M. , . In the yard she ,, b M . fl. ,, ., , J . , ,. ., u ah , , ,,,.,.,. will to V ,,., ., ,,,. ,. ,. , Mil. I . ,. C , ., J. ,.,. ,. . . to . Her, d , ,,. Ula , .,. The man returning from south had hardly got his seal ,,, i . . wan., before he caught wind of . i, , protective is no. gM. And II M nM a oil mill coming definite ready tor ., reader, and II be mi ,, I. . doe. . In . . f 1-, . . mi- one-third more Bi a n w , L., ,,. , An . t n, ,. , M r. , Mm MM- . . The hook is the and ,, s hank hook. Legal Notices. LAM By of a decree of . court mac b Hi. Honor. H. A. In w ill sell for cash at public auction before the .-our. house door la Oil I i--i. the de- land situate in the I , i , ii and in b . th. . , The Clark Place and other, and being He I lands h eyed b d, ed from Ann Io Cat. ,.,,. appears of record to . , of Deed, County in Hook page bounded by toad. . Wiley Clark. M south by creek, on lie by th. lands i. A. n the wast Cobb. a. res more or and being the of land on which the said Brown has resided for more than years and the same tract up- on which the said Cain now resides. This August K. It. , . and . 5- . south a . . . carious thing about and near Cow i a knot, an old In found the of Branch, th. in i . branch . i very . id , iii up said ditch . k.- it. t a Mi i v I i 11.1. THAI I H Crap. Pm. I from Mr. i. J las made II.- had . u ladies small gum Mid hat be . I. . . . y north i.; van i i . i . rah I . . th. i ling from Nan- The . the i a road the. with in the crowded g II. said N. c again north IS . ed . I at the Audi- i. a said I i with sail Cox's . ;, l attend- north 3-1 east chain. . a ,., n, it on th.- east edge of a patch of black artistically said N. S. Cox again north hung from the of the west chain, a oak. thence Con north 1-4 A th. Raleigh east 13.3 chains Io handle with great car. by containing . , belong to the , This the day of Teddy the himself w.-ii- V. C. filled with stale and made . i tut at, be ; 11- era. for th. strong, i the p- pie to he bin. . lot. Oil dissolution ail be i hat a a. r. u -lock previously In the Curl, .- one he now ., tots an envelope with thirty nine meantime, has his holding. doubled the value of. . ltd Commissioner. this the right for i Scarcely had Teddy the Carolina. Pitt feature. In Teddy, w. the of E TH Scarcely had Teddy in. bis Hiring duly before Of form tin the band Dixie Md The words he of county a mixed was given the each and one. only Dem-1 . late of Al- mighty hunt.,. Plot a while Teddy , ratio. Republican, Cheated and is tried to Loss the band, by This was a phenomenal ti superior court clerk as of the a Court, before V C. Harrington, deceased, notice J hereby to all persons Indebted his right arm to tune. After disappoint. who C T. A. of the ti,; estate to make pay- down however, he relinquished had . the political fire. of W Button. vs. , the undersigned; and all per- th. leadership to. works started .,. the widow. Button, sons baring claim, against said es- Ex-Judge Robinson, of j -look the stand in to the name annexed the platform for a few min- his own he look., more like to the for on or and Introduced the speaker a. a butch farmer than the Sarah before toe 28th day of Theodore of radical polities he or b. plead ill Another demonstration quite as really is. Bather short for his weight bar of recovery. riotous as on- followed and a place This day of September. 1912. rising from th. tad u; nobody credit him with cannon. bowing to the power energy be possesses of Harrington. very easily began with tremendous self-confidence , ltd St. Ma a peculiar kind In coming to I oil. which was mean, to appeal to front as the Barer of America. He Of the vanity should have held Ms large audience with ease, and I North Carolina, Tilt County of North Carolina citizenship. The for about an hour and a W A Taylor and J. C. Taylor Colonel went hack to history to PrOV. that Tar Heels should he one I Samuel and wife Jacky and all ill joining In the movement I gong , Ann Edwards. B. B. Randolph, L. A. to free the country iron, th- bosses.; was ,,.,.,,, ,. I II. Randolph. Robert for did North Carolina declare In- . g g Staton, J H. Bunting and dependence before any or th. u Supply Company. slates o a Roosevelt will. virtue of a de, roe of the super- After a few minute, spent in paling Annie Button. s. Button. P. Button. But- too. Joshua Williams, and Williams. Mills and Mills. Mottle J. Button, Oil. Button. Clara Button and Haiti. Button, last three being minors. By virtue of a deer. of th. Super- of PHI county, mad. by I. Moore on the 31st day of August. undersigned Com- missioner appointed by said decree, in th. above cause. on Fri- day the 4th day October, 11-12. at noon. Io public sale before the court house door In Green- ville Pitt county, to the highest bid- for cash the following described el of land tO and being in town- ship, I'll, county. Carolina, ad- in-land Harding and others aces more , , loss and being one half of Lot No. ,, , the of the Jess., but- ton Tn, th. day August. p. c. is My Choice of Duke's Mixture Among the many valuable presents now given away suit every In the presents are exactly like tobacco itself. all classes of men like selected Virginia and North Carolina leaf that you get in court of county, mad. above entitled cause His K. II. lei III. in the and caressing North Carolina, Teddy Honor started to explain the reason for the superior third party. He could only see that Of the Hull Moose was a natural i r, Kline, judge the of the superior county, undersigned party. The people wanted it will on Thursday. be provided ii In words bad day of October, 1912, i o'clock the people turned down the noon, before the court hour., door In primaries be would Ian- i the highest bidder m be knows ii was expose public Bale the fol- the politicians who tricked the lowing described or of from the people, be is now bitting grit on private train to tell of a mass meeting something Io do. was one thing. ROOM Idle, quit, After a few- hours conference they decided to let the being in Bethel town- Slates huge, he will North Carolina, County, land, to v v Woolen enters claim. and parcel of land; ship, Pill North C and victory de- beginning a cypress in steam roller. Along i u. corner In t i. people had and between ii lion and Allen Johnson lands, pin. . int nil l es, more . less. I of A v. WOOTEN. I in I have In following or p , ,,. in swift of rum with . i would have said nothing. the lands Ella, lino BO, pole. as the do wan. me, i. ,, pol Io a pine . i. deal. I have said . Gum branch, n down thing of said brunch to the had n voice with , . it. then with said to the be-hi,,, last night. A carrying i acres, a retrieving With the first one he with second one he brought back applause. Th,. one vibrating and rating, the FOR TORPID LIVER. A torpid liver deranges the whole and i i. Skin and Piles. There Is no better remedy for these common diseases than S PILLS, as a trial will prove. lake No Substitute. Now this famous old tobacco will be more popular than It is now a Myers leader, and is equal in quality to any granulated tobacco can buy. If haven't smoked Date's Mixture with Riven name on It now. Von will like it, for there Is better value anywhere. For you one and a half ounces of choice p u la tobacco, unsurpassed by any in quality, and get a book of cigarette papers Now About the Free Present. coupons no packed with Duke's are good for all sorts of valuable presents These pres- cos. one penny. The list Includes not only articles but many for women and fountain pens, umbrellas, cameras, toilet articles, tennis catcher's gloves and masks, etc. As a special offer daring and only, we will tend our new illustrated of FREE. Just send and address on a postal. Mixture may from HORSE NATURAL LEAF. GRANGER TWIST. tr n FOUR ROSES lit tin PICK PLUG CUT. PIEDMONT CIGARETTES. CIGARETTES. Mr lacs or issued us. Premium Dept. Win. II IV. M. MOORE, i . or Taker, I us in ginning containing or I. ii.- day V. c. i g . lots. HARDING, m ti Mo, a . nut's NOTICE Having as executor of of f, m. late ,,, . county, Carolina, I, to all having claim. estate of the ed, them to the undersigned N. C, OP or before th. 20th day or this Will be pleaded In bar of recovery. All persons to .;,. Will at. payment, This the 20th of Sept. A. of K. M. Deed. other one and with ., falsetto register. Some people thought II was Other, that the strain t, which he ha. subjected his In the few weeks, has brought a strain to It. As iii other speeches of the day. Roosevelt had it In the tobacco and the Standard Oil trusts. He hill Whilst he saw no evil In big bus- a. s as long big business ran M Simpson. V ft, on O. ,. ,., , tract a For It C. dress Hill sale III town exceptionally One, large reel- lots, Bee John Coward, or Coward, Ayden, N. or ad- A. N. C. ii NOTICE North Carolina. Pit County. in the superior Court, Moon. Clerk Sarah K of w. Cox. vs. Marie of a decree of . made in lb. en- titled by l. C. Moon, clerk II,,. superior conn of County, on land mi South side Norfolk South- it. N. ft, con- from to farms for sale. W. I. Agent. II Teddy the streak from page u Die day lilt, th on and you often Monday, 88th day of October, 1818, In public to l, and turn on th. screws. Teddy somehow or other very deep into trusty thing., last night. H. rather over th. big boy., much as a sea Bull caper, over the ocean wetting ii feel slightly as it describe, circle. ii,. of particular to grocer. II bad to deal with the trouble ho had In Cub. with HIS and a mailer of 1.100 pounds of Means. The supply Com- and himself the actor, in the bean episode Md ally Teddy the of the com- lit O'ClOCk noon, expose In before court house door . Io the bidder for cash, certain lot In of on and Lodge II,,,. inn. a. With line I ,,, Teddy In triumph to lb. where he put for the the end of his speech hour, he spent In Raleigh, and he tumbled Into the Panama canal, it in the being about th. only big enough Although was to in the whole world Io trip a big masses begun to gather ma. He In pan. Span- around the to auditor- lard. the canal four cm- By half ago; they talked about th. Mr- hour congestion . advantage, a with foot-ball there Io link Atlantic and the win, tic Io keep running, Pacific. other people i ,; ,,,. ,,, ii,,. beginning, eon- door, were finally thrown open a t too. And all more little hall and with tour year some farmers lose money by the first thing that is offer- ed them Of FARM MACHINERY We carry an up-to-date line of farm and machines that we know will give you absolute satisfaction. They are the most practical, economical and on the market. We carry a stocK repairs tor the ma- chines we sell, which is to be considered in buying machinery. -I- -l- Our desire is to give you the best service possible and we will do everything in our power to merit your patronage. See to it that YOU do not lose money this year. THINK OF . . land . angle ii nor., Pm in conn- made one a. ii large pine dun. opening. The enacted for the sorrow of would have d . i in .,.,. sill , resulted s of crowd TOOK THE AND . r in written . l ti HART HADLEY, Hardware GREENVILLE Una iv in -I chain. Io . raker and the of the him have the pick. mum i pine, V i--

Indiana lad., Oct from half a hundred cities assembled at Indiana Harbor today at the open- of the Indiana federated Commercial I will last I days, Dr. B a. Brans, former pres- of can Medical and B. v Wheeler, of go, of tn United States Ci pee. are the i takers Dealers at Va. Oct convention the National Ascot met hero today s three In non- on with the meeting the Chief Grain Inspectors National holding its annual session. Pi lion o Labor is i . i. and steel industry. North Dakota Show BISMARCK. K. Out I. The see. annual North Dakota Industrial Exposition was formally opened to- day with an address by Burke, Every county or the state has Is this , Illustrating pro ducts and resources, The exposition I will continue for weeks. REASONS FOr. INSURING LIFE NOW Because Pi is a thief, and you to keep such company, es- when there many poor ex for . ; so good reasons for immediate action. SEE US AT ONCE General Agents . . . Better quality than the high-priced powders but sold at about half their cost. A saving worth while on a year's supply. lb. lb. 100.-1 lb. Sold by nil good on it. p any-f t S AND PISTOLS CARTRIDGES AND SHELLS SHOT AND POWDER t. ; -V . K J. K. J. u. GREENVILLE, North Carolina JUST RECEIVED A CAR LOAD OF . Th Two Carloads J. DEALER IN Tampa Has Characteristics Other Great Cities D. J. Tampa. Flu. Sept. travel- who has taken in the western shore of our continent will recall that San Francisco has her China Town, a con- section of the city where the Chinese residents live to them- selves. Tampa has her counterpart of this in City, a section pied almost exclusively by Spaniards, Cubans and Italians, each nationality being somewhat to itself. They have their banks, one noticed with a capital f their stores, sonic of them as tine and attractive as any in the city; their club buildings, places of amusement, coffee houses, that it appears much like a city In their native country. A Saturday trip through City is a re- minder Of China Town in San Fran- or the Bowery in New York, though with an absence dancers that effect both the latter. Here the visitor can no at will without the least fear of molestation. There are also a large number of colored people and they. too. live In sections to themselves. In fact Tampa has some citizens of various nationalities SO that her Is quite cosmopolitan, but the South- sentiment largely prevails. This Is except on Sunday when every- thing is entirely too wide open. One good about the town is it goes to bed early and sets up early. The climate or something makes the folks sleepy and they want plenty of it. Not many of the stores keep open night and the street are desert- ed so early that even the picture shows are to close by While there is plenty of business and here, with every pros- of much more of both, Tampa is rather backward In civic pride. It Is naturally a beautiful place and could he made almost a paradise with little attention to lawns, parks and streets, which Just now are and apparently left to take care of themselves. This may In a measure be due to the absence of many home owners Just at this season, for Tam- pans love vacations and most of them who away do so late In the sum- mer. When preparations commence for winter visitors there may he In this particular. There Is room for it. In the country out and even In the suburb, are fruit proves It was a treat to get out to some of these and see the trees laden with fruit, some of It so heavy as to bend the limbs to the ground. The fruit Is green now but will begin ripen- next month. We were Interested In the grove of Mr. J. T. Wilder, who has acres of trees from which he says he will gather 5.000 boxes this season. He also raises eel- cry, pecans and poultry, specializing on and has a dairy herd. Though Mr. Wilder was horn in Flor- he Is of North Carolina his relatives being around Charlotte and he has enough Tar Heel blood to make him seem like one of us. He was just that courteous that he left a new baby long enough to show us about his grove and explain how he handles the trees and fruit. TAMPA. Fla. Sept. 23.-The Citrus industry is a big asset to As we have stated before this years clop is expected to bring to the state. have brought a decided improvement in marketing crop. This is done mainly through the Florida Citrus Exchange whose and main offices are In Tampa. The ex- change has brandies and packing houses throughout the orange district. It is jealous of the reputation of Flor- fruit, and not only looks lo the interest of the grower, but also of consumer. Every package of fruit bearing the stamp of the citrus exchange has the guarantee of being Just as represented and they book are filled at the time stipulated. Is not the case when fruit is bought indiscriminately from pendent shippers, who will palm off on the buyer anything that looks like an orange and will only fill if they happen to pick up the fruit under the price agreed upon, and failing to till them is agreed in case of an advance in price or an to get move from other i There is no reliability SI to quality, no certainty of getting the goods when buying outside the ex- change. Another the citrus exchange done Is to secure the enactment of laws regulating Shipments of fruit from state These laws the shipment of green, premature and in- fruit that ranches, the in such condition as to in- the reputation of Florida in com- petition with that from California, this early when the fruit is barely beginning to turn, some I pendent shippers anxious to licit In the market when prices are higher, I are trying to smuggle car loads of . green grape fruit out of the state to the lawn. of the exchange tire on the lookout for such shipments when tho fruit is confiscated and the shipper prose, But with all this an occasional car Blips by. Leaving Tampa for home the trip I back nearly to Jacksonville was by and the country was a Around Plant City. Orlando, Winter Park. Sanford and other points f-e orange groves are Sanford is also noted as the celery city. All we saw of Flor- full of Interest and the trip be long held in pleasant iii.-m- Illinois Meet ltd. Oct, every section Of the state is represented in the forty-fourth convention of the Illinois Suffrage Association, which opened here today for a session extending over two days. One of the features of the opening day the of the women for as trustees of the University of Illinois. Mrs. Elvira Downey, the president of the association, presides over the sessions of the convention. MOVED-VOTED into New Stables t Corner 2nd and Evans Street E SAM SHORT t- Transfer Han t Baggage and Express t Promptness I Phone No. Night or Day I Meets All Trains f 18888888888818811 Horses and Mules Buggies, Wagons and Harness GREENVILLE, and AYDEN steel Beating PITTSBURGH, Pa., Oct. in the suit instituted by the gov- a year ago for the of the United Slates Steel were resumed In this city today before Henry Brown of Phil- the special examiner by the Federal court to take testimony. AUTOMOBILE FOB HIRE I have a passenger Touring Car for hire on reasonable terms Will carry passengers anywhere In town or country, or to neighboring towns. Day Phone, Night Phone 91-L Pollution of Hie lake- OTTAWA, Ont. Oct. The Inter- national Joint commission on water- Bays met In this today for what is regarded as the most important session that has yet been held by that body. The chief purpose of the meet- is to formulate a program for the investigation pollution of the great lakes and other boundary waters between the United States and Canada. This question, in the ion of of the two governments has become the most pressing of all problems affecting i welfare of the people of the two countries. STATE Hill, October Inclusive On account of the above occasion the ATLANTIC COAST LINK round trip rate to Richmond, thereby ROAD offers the attractive affording the public opportunity to take advantage of a pleasant and a cheap trip to Richmond, where one of the best Fairs the year will be held, In prizes being awarded. Tickets on sale for all trains inclusive, limited, return- to reach original starling point not later than Del. 14th. Children between ages and years, half fare. Go see and be seen. T. C. WHITE, Pass. Traffic Mgr. Pass. Wilmington. N. C. Fountain Pens The handsomest show case of fountain pens to be seen In Green- ville Is In The Reflector business of- flee. They are the fatuous Parker pens. and other styles. No other fountain pen equals the Parker. We sell the best Buggies and on the market for the money Cash or Credit Satisfaction Guaranteed or Refunded Many Driven From Every year in many parts of the country thousands are driven from their homes by coughs and ling dis- eases. Friends and business left behind for other climates, but this is costly and not always sure. A better of multitudes la to use Dr. King's New Discovery and cure yourself at home. Stay right with your friends and take this safe medicine. Throat and lung find quick relief and health re- urns. Its help In coughs, colds, grip, croup, whooping cough and sore lungs, make It Is positive Mousing. and Trial free. Guaranteed all druggists Harness, Lap Robes and Bicycles THE JOHN FLANAGAN BUGGY COMPANY K We invite you to look at our ; take a gill to git folks In a peek of and a little neglect of constipation i Indigestion or other do the same If , ailing, take Dr King's New Life I for quick results safe surf land only cents at all druggists. MM AND Including Into Fair CAROLINA STATE FAIR October Inc. On account of the above occasion the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad of- the above attractive round trip rate to Raleigh, thereby affording the public opportunity to take a pleasant and cheap trip to Raleigh where the largest fair of the stale will be held. ascensions West Show Poultry Show. Record breaking and Running Races, etc. Tickets on sale for all trains Oct. Inclusive, limited re- turning to reach point not later than midnight. Oct. 21st. Children years, half price. Go. see and be seen. T. C. WHITS. General Passenger W J Passenger Manager. Wilmington, V C. Coward Wooten Drug Co. Drug in j Prescription intent j ICE CREAM Superior la any. I All Soda Fountain Toilet A Hides, Full Lint of Stationery, Pens, Kodak Supplies Number Drug Co. U. BENTLEY With a S Th Mutual Life Insurance I g Company I Just The Strong- I I est and Jest I Here comes the fellow predicting the coming winter is to be a one. Somebody swat him. Absinthe I inter Han WASHINGTON. C, United States today Joined the list of nations that have placed a ban on I absinthe on the ground that it is injurious to health. In conformity with an order Issued last July by the board and drag the beverage is barred from the country from the date. The order prohibits Its Importation, interstate i t shipments or sale. North Carolina. Put to- in the Superior Court, before the Clerk. Thomas Vies. vs. J. Perkins. Prank Perkins, in- J. W. kins, general of James J. Perkins and Prank Stewart Perkins, J. W. Perkins. In- William Perkins, an without Henry Sheppard, Hugh s. Delia Haskett, Hopkins and husband. Nelson Hopkins. Katharine Knox and husband. Stewart Knox, Mary Hanson, Marshall, and wife, Ma., Warren King, and wife. Jacky Ann. John Pate. Claudia Duff, and band. Henry Duff. John Clark and wife, Minnie. N. It. Brown, Wiley Vines and wife. Charles Pore- man, and wife. Winnie. Annie Ward. Stephen Wind. John Daniel and wife. Annie. Gray. Henry John Smith. Sr Josephine Whittled and husband. John Charles Patrick, Moore. Dudley. Ellen Rich and husband, Thomas Rich, Freeman Women. Robert and wife. Rattle, Haywood N l Wilier Nettle and wife. Victoria, Is- Adams. Gray. Haggle Hell. i. p. and wife, Williams, and wife. He- and wife, Mary, James Harris and wife, Ellen, o. smith. House and husband, Luke House. Ada Battle Randall Langley and wife, A. M. J. C. Tyson. ll. Taylor, J. W. Allen. Samuel and Willis and Earnest May and Freeman four ed trustees of Chapel of Greenville, N. C- Herman Spell, Sarah Moore and band, Moore, W. P, Evans. Sam Move. James Adams. K. It. s. w. Charles Spain and wife. Martha Ann. John and wife, Emma, Hemby, Panic E, Lanier. Hosea Daniel. Moses Caroline Par- Morton Parker. Lizzie Atkinson and husband. William Atkinson. Dan- lei Parker, David Parker, Major Par- two named infants without general J. Pulley. Hat- tie Blow, James and husband, F. O. James. J. It. Cherry. R. O. Minnie Daisy lister Clark. Joseph Clark. Mary Clark. Amy Mary Ed Sam Weathering- ton. Martha Madeline i- named In- Without general guardian. Nelson Hopkins, John Smith, Sr. Moore. Ellen Harris. John David Parker. Daniel Parker. Ma- Parker. Hugh S. Sheppard. defend ants above named will take notice that n entitled as above has been commenced In the Superior Court of Pitt County, before the Clerk, to have partition of a certain piece or parcel of land lying in Pitt county. Greenville township, of which the plaintiff Ir seized together with the defendants as a tenant In com- and the said defendant will fur- take notice that he Is required to appear before the clerk of the superior court of Pitt county, at his office In the court house of Green- ville. N. C, on the 3rd day of 1912. and answer or demur to the petition in said action or the plaintiff will apply to the court fur the relief demanded in said petition. D. C. MOORE. Clerk Superior Court. Tills September 1312. Directory AND OFFICIALS Churches, Lodges and Social Dudley. Clerk Superior C. Register of M. Moore. U. Wilson. C. P. D J. Holland. J. J. May, D. M. Lewis. W. E. Proctor EXTRAVAGANCE Government Cost More Than Doubled Under Roosevelt. JOKE ON LABOR Shows Right to Organ- Is Not Recognized. GREAT RECORD THE PLATFORM IS SILENT To P. M. Clerk J. C. Tyson, l. Carr. Chief T. E. If. U. Kick- w. a. Bowen, J. a i. I Davenport, II. P. Tyson, Z P. Van- II. U Edwards and Light Commission U B. b C. i. W. Tucker. H L Allen D. Overton. ii relies, C M. pastor; C. C. Pierce, clerk; C. W. superintendent of Sun day school; J. C. Tyson, secretary. regular pastor. Episcopal, st Doll is. Tucker, rector. W. A. Bowen superintendent of Sunday school. it. v. pastor; P M. Johnson, clerk. Methodist, Jarvis v E. M. A. U. m clerk; II. D Batsman, d cut of Sunday school; L. H. secretary. -Rev. O pastor Free Will Thomas E Peden, pastor. NORFOLK RAILROAD ROUTE OF HF EASTBOUND a. m. dally. Express I Sleeping Car for Norfolk. a. m. Dally, for Plymouth. Elizabeth City Norfolk. Broiler Car Service connect for North and West. p. m. Daily W i, WESTBOUND I a. Dally for Wilson Pullman Sleeping Car sen-Ice North, South West a. m Dally, except Wilson and Raleigh. joints. I'M p. m. Dally for Wilson unit Broiler Parlor Car Service For further Information and cation of Sleeping Car space apply W J. . HASSELL. Greenville. W. R HUDSON. W. W. Pass. Some overcoats have come out. There are some good tennis play- Over at the Training School Lodges. No. A. F. and A. M U. Williams, W. M.; L. H. Pender Bee, Sharon. No. A. F. and A. M-- D. E. Griffin. Sec No. i O O. W. Hard, e. C. P.; Pender, Tar River No M, K of p. o I A. B Ellington K. of R. and S. Greenville Chi No. h a. M I N. Hart, II. P l E L Sec I Covenant Lodge No. n, I. O. O r- Meets every Tuesday night. E o N L. H Pender, Sec. Tribe No I ii. J W. Brown, of R. Clubs, NOUS Curr. Miss Ward Moore, secretary Daughters of T J Jarvis, president; Mrs. J. L. in, secretary. The Kings A l. Blow, president; Mrs. J. G. Secretary. Sans Mrs Skinner; Secretary, Mrs. W L. Hall. Dunn, president at Clark, secretary. End of R. O. fries, Mrs. E. B. Secretary. Hound v R. Miss Nellie Denny, Sec. Civic Mrs. T A Person; Secretary, Mrs. T. H Meade. OLD BAY LINE Packet Dully, including Sunday, Mall Equipped with Unites Telegraphy and every mos convenience H. Portsmouth, Sundays pm I v. days Norton, pm Old pm wild to all points East West and Canada. Office. No. Main St J. W. JR. Startling FiGure Which Show the Cost of Our National Existence and the Cost of Living Must Be Reduced. a proper downward revision of the Republican tariff the people of the United States would 12,000,000,000 each year, or over per family on manufactured go id alone. President Tuft's vetoes of the wool tariff hill and the steel tariff measure by a Democratic house COS PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES AN MM. The cost of conducting the federal government MORE than DOUBLED between the close President Cleve- land's second administration m mo Hi d the b of Pr bI Roosevelt's second administration in As the DIRECT RESULT OP REPUBLICAN TARIFF ll ES the people of the United Si pay ii PROM NINE TY-EIGHT PER CENT on food Leasehold articles I home by every family, rich and pot r. Tho total cost of running the I govt In was D, The amount of the Sixty-first congress for year 191111,027,138,4 16.44 i more than double the amount 1,496,035.13 appropriated for the ii years 1897 and at both . i is Of the Fifty-fourth congress, Congress the second Cleveland . ministration. Only years elapsed between the of the second administration of Cleveland and the beginning of the administration of dent Roosevelt and yet the amount during the four years of the more double that appropriated in the four years Mr. Cleveland was at the 11.871,59,867.47. For the last fiscal year ed for in congress under President Roosevelt, the marl; in 11,044,401,857.12 was reached. President Taft's estimate to the last session of congress for government support for the fiscal year was 848,026.65. In other words, governmental ex- for the TEARS of dent Cleveland's administration were only 561.92 more than President Taft's es- the amount necessary to the expenses of ONE TEAR o; President Taft's administration. Congressman John J. of New York, a Democrat and chairman of the committee on appropriations, in addressing the house Aug. 1912, on the subject of appropriations said. men have watched with alarm the rapid increase In the cost of government In the United lie further said that two causes seem re- for many present the UNFAIR AND UNJUST SYSTEM OF TAXATION by which an undue share of income by those whose circumstances In life are not considered more than reasonably com- Is taken through our customs for the support of our govern- ; the other, the difficulty or to readjust our system of taxation and to remove many taxes from the necessaries of life, so long as the GOV- IS EXTRAVAGANTLY CONDUCTED, or tho ties provided for the conduct of the public are either or are not utilized so as to render the most effective comprehensive re- Mr Fitzgerald then called attention to the fact that the Democratic party pledged Itself If with power to do two TARIFF DUTIES AND RETRENCH PUB- EXPENDITURES by eliminating waste in administration and the of useless. Inexcusable Military Surgeon-. Heel BALTIMORE, Oct. an- meeting of the Association of Military Surgeons o; Unit -d began in this city with an attendance of physicians from the U. S. army and navy marine hospital service, and the national guard organization of stales. The Republicans talk about tariff revision, and yet when a Democratic house in fulfilling Democratic promises to the people reduced the tariff, a Re- publican president vetoed the measure. their works shall ye know Democrats In every state of the Union should organize and prepare for polling a record breaking vote Nov. Be it remembered that no matter how certain victory seems, is always dangerous. Is there any reason why the Demo- party should go out of existence simply because Mr. Roosevelt has en up the Progressive measures adopt- ed by the Democrats eighteen years J. Bryan. Noted r Exposes the of Promises Made to Workingmen by Perkins and Candidate, Who Stands for Private Monopoly. , new party pledges Itself to so- and Industrial Justice and specific- ally to work unceasingly for effective h king the prevention of II uses, overwork. and other in-. i . Incident to modern but that long and hi naive CS there be found one word in fundamental of labor to o or even right which all other i is for Improve- of tie a of the are hi 1.- a ll i I justice, does not democracy. justice it offers is that which hi I and wise corporation is prone to administer through its fare d There is no promise if Which free American workingmen are striving to secure for through organization, ll,.,, the Industrial policy advocated by the new party would result In tho of r's right to organize. new i stands for the per- I extension of private i. .; which few have ever profit , I the expense of the any and tor the dethronement which the people have, In the past. fought so many valiant battles. That cursed pro, of despotism, the new party, prop es to domesticate in our republic, proclaiming, do not fear commercial Certainly organ lied labor has had experience with the greet trusts which should teach all men that commercial power may so great that it is tho part of wisdom to The above declaration was made by D. before the of the American Federation of Labor. Massachusetts branch, at Sept Of Supreme Importance. He urges u careful study of the new party platform, particularly its effect upon labor, noting not only WHAT IT CONTAINS, but WHAT IT OMITS, . you make that i n you w rind that there is a ion and that this skill- fully d I , norm TAKES FROM LABOR THAN IT I f of Trusts. Mr. Is ii., ii lays bare tho la- tho trusts, de that steel trust, the tn; the beef trust, the tobacco trust, smell trust and a troop i, made tho of labor from their the very foundation heir labor policy. The to e -at labor's right to combine seems to have been regarded by tho trust magnates as a proper test of the efficiency their capitalistic Mr. shows that in during the Colorado strike, the American Smelting and Refining company closed Its mills where the strikers had been employed and trans- the work to other mills, thus breaking the The United States Steel corporation had similar success in 1901 with tho Amalgamated of Iron and Steel Workers. Had the association been with competing employers the result would have been different. The United States Steel trust was prompt In Introducing plan. Juno six weeks after It began its operations, its committee passed this vote, which was offered by Charles a part- of W. Perkins in the firm of J. P. Morgan we are unalterably opposed to any extension of union labor and at- subsidiary companies to take firm position when these Questions come up and say that tiny are pot going to rec- is, any extension of ion in mills where they do not now Union Men Not Wanted. The result that the bulk of American union laboring men In the Iron and steel Industry were made to understand that they were not wanted at the works of the United States Steel corporation. Places tilled by American laborers loyal to their union were given to others, and. as the Stan- committee found, of la- borers from southern Europe poured Into the United Hence about SO per cent, of the skilled laborers In the Iron and steel business are foreigners of these class- es, the profits going to tho steel Mr. declared that immediate and continuing result of the steel trust's triumph over organ- labor has been an extensive sys- of espionage and GOOD IF you should a saw and cut any pair of shoes in this store right down through the middle, nu would find nothing goodness and quality throughout. The u seen parts have received a much care and at- in die making, as the and soles. The linings, counters, the ii net I are worthy and to give best of o quality shoes made -for men, women and children; pi with who hive lot pro inly the most worthy f and in to quality. WE YOU THE BROADEST STYLES IN THiS COMMUNITY. AT P ICES AS LO AS YOU ARE GENERALLY ASKED TO FAY FOR MAKES Shoe Company YOUR HOME NOT PROP- FURNISHED WITH- I OUT A W i i a t d to the en- of the family than a PIANO in the home No dealer can place one in your home for less money than we can. Our prices and terms are sure to please. Sam White Mr. stood a for Mr. Taft. Mr. says. when Roosevelt failed to in hip of I ask h mm win or, There has been no disturbance Of Interests during this campaign Why In the integrity the ; tea and right purpose,, party i-4 SCHEDULE July A. M. a. Atlanta, Memphis West. ville and Florida at Hamlet for Charlotte and Atlanta. THE WILMINGTON a. m.-For with coaches and parlor car. Con- with steamer for Baltimore, Now York, Boston and Providence. THE FLORIDA FAST II. p. Richmond, Wash- and New York sleepers, day coaches and dinning car. Connects at Richmond with C. ft O. at Wash with railroad and R A O. for and points west. THE SEABOARD it, p. Atlanta, Charlotte, Wilmington. Birmingham, Memphis, and points west, cars to Hamlet p. m. No. for Louisburg, Henderson Oxford and am. Richmond Washington a. m New p. in . Penn. station. arrive to Washington and New York. U. WAN, . P. , Ye. H. S D. P. A. Raleigh N. C.

WINTERVILLE DEPARTMENT IN CHARGE OF G. H. COX Authorized Agent of The Carolina Home and Farm and The Eastern Reflector for Winterville and vicinity Advertising Rate on Application Bag. A. If having them day, any way G. Cox weal to Greenville Tuesday you want them. evening. Mr. Mrs. K. I. Abbott visited A. W. and Company are yet fiend near Tarboro Sunday. J of selling for Come and see us when you want b Of dollars. good machines Kit gains. We can save you Now is the time for you to coma to on bate, cape, Area sinus, Harrington, Barber and sweater coat. and get your choice in good, Union Mercantile Company. cheap rugs and buggy robes. Mr, W. J. Wyatt returned home Alter the of Win- THE UNION PLATFORM Twenty Reforms Which the National eminent may be responsive to the the will of the people. I Meeting. That the policy of the At the recent meeting of the merit should encourage home owner- Union in ship of land and to that end alien Ir. H. y. Alexander, president of. ownership of laud should be the North Carolina was made chairman of the committee I That corporation should not on legislation and drafted a notable be to own more land than platform which the en- I needed for the conduct of their approved. Here is the business and not at all for platform In purpose. The election of United State That individual ownership under Gen. of Arizona to year Don, began their attack on the u, w he for l force under Gen. Ho-1 . , at Corinth. Mass. to Congress and ran Robert E. Lee became and Senator court will charge ten cent Cashier's checks. Dr. II. T. Cox went to Greenville Wednesday. the state where he spent the sum- mer. Abbott, manager of the Oil Company, tells that the four new seventy saw gins recently In- of judges by the people, The election of United State by ill the I We endorse the income In- taxes as a method of i of Washington Col- warships began a of Tripoli. This is My Birthday Curl Carl Hayden, who has the of being the of the new state of Arizona to land should be restricted by national house of representatives. Dated taxes and absentee hues was horn in Tempo. Arizona, IS. That Immigration should be her After graduating from effectually restricted, Normal School of Arizona in 1896 That legalized primaries shall he attended l-eland Jr., take place of political where he distinguished him- That stringent corrupt as a member the football team. act should be enacted by the Upon ills return to Arizona after com- for honors as a vote getter. Congratulations revenue. That, the rules national government and all the his university career young of lower states making it a felony with heavy, succeeded his father in the Now is the time get oysters any ,,,,,, . tag ,.,.,,.,., both to the customer and company. make it impossible for the Speaker bribes. and chairmen of committees block way you want them at W. or legislation. Miss Mary of Mr Thad Nichols of who has been pending several was pleasant caller in town Sun- friends hero returned home day night. Thursday morning. Harrington, Barber and Company Dry goods and notions of all de- have a well selected stock of men's at the right price A. W. caps, and children's clothing, also a and Company. Mr. It. I. Abbott made a it to Thursday evening, Mr. Fannie Jenkins and two dough Harrington. Barber and Company Roland and Hattie Lee, of Green at Mr. M. T. That a parcels express he con- ducted by the government for the made benefit of the people. That public schools conducted not less than That the banking laws b 1.1 the Interest of borrower as well as the lender. Thai Congress shall Dot year and elementary gale to individuals or corporations tare domestic science the to regulate the circulating nice line Of matting, oil M to Is. That county agricultural high vis- and carpeting national hanks. schools should he established in S. That th. that years before had built the flour mill in Arizona. His public ca- began ten years ago his election as treasurer of ids home shall Following this, he was twice six months. elected sheriff and upon tile Sir James premier of On- years old today. William leader and member of parliament, GO year old today. noted Eng- years old today. With Hie Boxers. Sentry, the former who was a in his day. is stricken with paralysis at his home Chicago. Mike Gibbon has passed up a match with Sullivan. He t. box Mike Glover at on October 15th. Another Irish middleweight. Thomas, has arrived In New York, is anxious to show Gotham funs what can do. natural resource, county where practicable have the nicest line of cheap service- ville. spent Sunday able glassware on the market. Spier's. A. Luther The weather will soon he cold, hut and Sam Smith made a By-, you will heavy cotton flannel to Friday. You Can gel one pound cans of iron. coal, petroleum, beds and Water powers be reclaimed from Id corporate monopoly and be the benefit of the people. That the initiative, referendum outing and all kinds of underwear. adopted by the national, legislation pending in Congress Messrs. Walter Cherry and in. That our agriculture and me- college shall provide course in marketing and -O. That heartily all to. tee for twenty per can at wood Tucker Of near Greenville were W. in town Sunday evening. Mr. J. It. Kittrell, of Greenville. More beef, fish and sausage going was in town Friday on business. low down for cash. it. W. Hail. The A. G. Cox Mfg. CO. baa farm I Messrs. M. Bryan and and poultry wire fencing in all Wilson, of Greenville, were pleasant heights. We are agents for the fence callers in town Sunday night, with weld that j See us for bargains on Strange will give services buys pants, overcoats and jumpers. at St. Luke's church Monday, the work shirts and in fact anything in at eleven a in. and again in the even- the wearing line. Come and give All are cordially invited to a trial. Mercantile Company. come. i Mr, Stephen Walters made a short thousand pitch pine visit near Black Sunday, hub blocks. A. G. Cox Mfg. Co., Win-1 Messrs. II. G. Tuck- N. C. and W. Meek went to Miss Tucker left Friday even Monday. to spend Saturday and Sunday We gin your cotton in about ten near Simpson or minutes and the short time end that gov-, promote vocational education. Clark Chief in the Democratic run- MM a Kile lo and then it by fifing him a majority f ever t lie pulls men and n Has There Another I Has there been another conference like that of the Chief Attorneys of the railroads in 1902 and is this at- Date in History I legislative assembly ever held in Canada met at Halifax. called a public and condemned the duty on tea and taxation Pal lament. 1730- Major army of- hanged us n spy at Tap- pan, X. V. lack the result of It Have the prepared to resist leaders of F. M. Simmons Income sol desperate at his defeat they have Sunday school in Texas decided to aid the railroads in their established at Felipe. on Judge Clark If so. the society organized i people will undoubtedly again re- Coffins, caskets and hearse service, you have to wait is not baring, as it this Mack . ,, always at your command at A. seems be amusing watch the November by giving Judge lark an- Cox Mfg. Co. Unloading Which Is within live min- Mis Mamie Chapman went to Pill County Oil Company, ville today. Rev. John H. Griffith, of Kinston. came in Monday morning to attend Oct. F. service the Episcopal church. C. attended the Union meeting Mis- Cox, a trained nurse at Fallen Creek Saturday and Sun- from Kinston who has been spending day. some time with her parents here, left See Harrington. and Co Monday where she goes puny for your pumps, piping, and Dr. Dawson in his practice point, they will save you money. I After October 1st the Hank of Win- Mr. J. T. Smith made a short ea- Greenville Saturday. . Bishop strange held services in the Hardware of all description at A ,. ,,,, W. Ange and Company. . ,,, ,.,.,. Mr. J. R. Adams made a Hying trip He was assisted in it to Kinston Saturday. services by Rev. Tucker. Oyster time is here. W. of Greenville. oilier majority of over WALTER CLARK Unitarian minister, died in Born in R. I April COMING The Great Eastern Carolina Fair NEW BERN, Oct. and Nov. in Premiums Given Away Mock Poultry, and oilier exhibit FLIGHTS HOUSE RACING MOTOR GREAT FREE HUT IONS AM. ADS Fur Hook Ail tire, J. LEON WILLIAMS, C. HUE Mis AMI SIM- FRIENDS COMBINES AGAINST CLARK For some time, the friends of Sen- Simmons, rendered desperate at the certainty of hi defeat have been using against Judge Clark the same attack, the Southern Rail- state chairman of the Dem- party sat down In Judge Clark's office and wrote out with his own hand Hie statement I have just given This was written in the pres- of Hon. B. R. Lacy, now state treasurer and that statement as wit- by him is in Judge Clark's way and American Coin- session now and was published in made on him in 1908. Mr. when lie was assailed by the O. Carr, one of leaders, has Southern and American To- come out into the open and public- made the charge over his The Charge the Railroads Friends is also known that in Judge Clark accepted the nomination from the Republicans and was elected to the Supreme Court bench while Con- nor and other Democrats refused to accept such nomination and that the distinguished judge wrote many Inti- mate letters to Gov. Russell during hi administration, commonly a Hum Company. Judge Connor was not nominated that year by the Democratic party as Judge was. but was offered the by the Populist and Re- publican parties against the Democratic Nominee. Judge well. and of course, refused to run against the regular nominee of the Democratic party. Mr. friends have doubt- overlooked the fact that Justice Connor and Justice Walker in were nominated by the Democratic party and endorsed by the Read the Fact can party Judge Clark was a can- Judge Clark was nominated for of- that year and nominated by flee in The reference must be the Democratic party and bitterly to his nomination in If you re- fought by the Republican party, yet call the fads or will look up the news no one questioned democracy of paper you will find that ill either Justice Connor or Justice Judge Walter Clark was nominated by the Democratic party for supreme r, regard to the letters which . court judge. The Populist and He- railroad attorneys and publican parties endorsed him thus friends charge Judge Clark with sail at i H i STATEMENT OF CONDITION making his election certain and accepting their en- Judge Clerk sent for F. M Simmons, who was state Chairman of the Democratic party at that time asked for his advice. Mr. Sim- mons told him all means to ac- th. endorsement as it insured his election and that for Seaboard Air Line and the no Democrat should run the risk of Chief Attorney for the Atlantic Coast being defeated by refusing endorse- Lisa a conference one Sunday brought forth Judge Clark asked F. M. Simmons letter In their attempt to defeat to put that In writing and he would Th, repudiated accept the endorsements. Mr Sim mis attack the railroads en Judge writing to Governor Russell, it will be recalled that this whole matter was thrashed out in 1902 when Judge Clark was a candidate for Chief Justice. It is sufficient i,, say that lime, the Chief At in North Carolina for Southern Railway, the Chief The Bank of Greenville GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA At the Close of Business Sept. 30th, 1912. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 198,268.5 Overdrafts 2,441.64 Banking House 4,200.00 Furniture and Fixtures 4,327.32 Cash Items . 23,896.47 Due from Banks 157,806.10 Total . LIABILITIES Capitol Stock Profits DEPOSITS Total 5,496.80 . 15,887.14 Deposits Increased Over in Thirty Days WE INVITE NEW ACCOUNTS L II s. r. flea i. Cashier. it. last, Cashier. am GREENVILLE IS THE HEART OF EASTERN CAROLINA. IT HAS A POPULATION OF FOUR THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED AND ONE, AND IS ROUNDED RY THE BEST FARMING COUNTRY. INDUSTRIES OF ALL KINDS ARE INVITED TO LOCATE HERE FOR WE HAVE EVERYTHING TO OFFER IN THE WAY OF LABOR, CAPITAL AND TRIBUTARY FACILITIES. WE HAVE AN UP-TO-DATE JOB AND NEWSPAPER PLANT. WE HAVE A OF TWELVE HUN- AMONG THE PEOPLE IN THE RASTERS PART OF NORTH CARO- I LISA AND INVITE THOSE WISH TO GET BET ACQUAINTED WITH THESE GOOD PEOPLE IN A BUSINESS WAY TO TAKE A FEW INCHES SPACE AND TELL THEM WHAT YOU HAVE TO BRING TO THEIR OUR ADVERTISING RATES ARE LOW AND CAN BE HAD UPON Agriculture la the Mont Ike Most Healthful, the Mt l Washington. VOLUME I. C, TORES Hi Vt. Interesting Clause About State-Wide Stock Law CREDIT SUMS At Their of fetal Farmers Drew and Offered Set of BALKAN STATES Turkey Is Surrounded by Her Enemies MRS. STEPHEN B. AYRES Corresponding of the National Democratic Mediation so Ear ed lace- War From all Sides of Her lieu I in The Carolina State Convention, in annual session bled Auk. 27-29, through its com offers the following i. We recommend that the nest legislature pass an act, authorizing a stale wide dog-tax, the proceeds of which to be appropriated to the i. we a Male wide Stack law for North Car- It. That We favor the discussion of scientific, marketing along with scientific production at the Institutes. Resolved, That we desire to ex- press our appreciation of the co-op- between the Department of agriculture, the a. and U. college, and s. Department of culture and we further a thorough unanimity of action on the part of these institution in all things that pertain to the agricultural de- our great state. And ll the further sense tills body that there should be a competent demonstration agent in every of the stale who shall act as Commissioner of Agriculture. . Resolved. That we desire to go on record a being In thorough with the Girl's Tomato Clubs and Roy's Clubs that are doing such great work in our state. Resolved, That the action of the Southern Commercial Congress re- questing each state to send two rep- to to study the subject of agricultural credit was wise and timely. Resolved, That this Convention appoint a Committee to confer with the State Department of Agriculture and see whether the can in any way better meet the need of the people of the stale in their various localities. Resolved, That Convention go on record In our legislature to not divert the inspection tax from to which it i now applied; but that same be left In the hands of the Hoard of Agriculture to be applied by to the use and need of the farmer of the state along horticultural and raising lines. Resolved. That the same com- appointed to confer with the hoard of agriculture in reference to Institute, further with that hoard in reference lo eradicating hog cholera. Resolved. That the and their wive and their children endorse the movement to erect a suit- able memorial to Dr. S. A. Knapp who did o much for the farmer of the South. It. Whereas. Roads are for the development of county, and, Whereas, there is a great awaken- in the improvement of our high- way throughout the state. Therefore. He it Resolved. That it is of the Farmers of North Carolina that the con- of the state should be put to work on our road, of wok- Montenegro. Oct. J. Montenegro formally declared war on Turkey this morning. The declaration of war was to the by the Montenegrin charged early Heavy lighting is already in pro- along the frontier. Nine battalions of Turkish troop which were proceeding from to along the Montenegrin tier were attacked late yesterday by a detachment tribesmen. The lighting began outside and continued all night with vigor. The battle was in progress this Toners Make Representations. Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct. Russian ministers at noon today made joint representations to the Bulgarian government on behalf of power. They informed the Bulgarian gov- that the powers strongly dis- approved of the warlike attitude of ho Balkan states and urged upon them tho prompt cessation of the military concentration. They advised the government to leave lo the cabinet of the great powers the task of assuring reform. Diplomats are Passport Montenegro. Oct. the charge at Constantinople, has been ordered to leave here today. The Turkish charge here been handed hi passport by the Montenegrin government. Turkish frontier Belgrade. Oct. reached here today that Montenegrin troop had crossed the Turkish tier. The Parliament today voted an extra credit of for purposes and the merchants of city are making large donations to the funds being raised for the as- of poor families whose bread winners have called up for mil- service. Premier speaking at the conclusion of the debate in the Parliament, declared the treatment of the in Mace- had gone from had to worse and that the Balkan state could no long- endure the suffering of their brethren across the border. He In- that the Ottoman government should be compelled to carry out re- forms in the province of Turkey in DEBATE IN mi, a. j , Kansas. He Favors the Labor Si TO HAVE MADE VOTES The Women s National Democratic of which Mrs. son and Mrs Thomas R. Marshall, wives of the leading Democratic dates, are honorary president and vice-president respectively, and Mr. John Crosby president, has opened at Broadway. New York city. In charge of the corresponding secretary, Stephen B. Ayres, wife of Congressman of New York. The work being accomplished dally by Mr. and her corps of Is not for the campaign moment only, but foundation building for the future of Democracy. It Is the first woman's political movement to be organized In the States and, as such, appeals to thinking women everywhere ha not declared for or against the question of equal suffrage nor should it be expected to do o any more than it would the question of Mr. Ayres from her post a of the league are simply good Democrat banded together for greatest good to the greatest of American housewives, who today are required to pay more in country for American goods than they would have to pay for the mm goods In a foreign land She la especially interested In the tariff on articles In constant one and has developed Into quite a speaker at the mealing tariff committee nation One Case Yellow Fever Brought in Recently in Hew Orleans ORLEANS, well developed case of yellow fever was taken from British steamer when the vessel arrived at station at the mouth of the Mississippi Iver today. The patient KILLED HI. C. I. OF THOMAS ON WHEN COW-CATCHER HIT MOTHER ATTEMPTED TO RESCUE A most unfortunate accident is a Greek who boarded yesterday evening as the A. C. at Santos. Brazil. The patient was placed in the de- ward of the Marino Hospital and the Chaucer was placed in for six days. Dr. Corbett, of the quarantine stated there j instantly. The fatal accident were no other suspects aboard the took place at a point between Par- steamer, but that all member of the male and almost opposite I,, train due in at swept from the track the live-year old daughter of Thomas a hand the road, and killed I A. M. N- C Oct. , . i ion Sen- Simmons and Mr. Albion Dunn presenting Gov d joint debate here today. Dunn open- ed ill ii speech of one hour. Thomas for one hour. speakers fifteen minute rejoinder. Dunn i em fully into the record Sena, In and inn. showing how Ibo votes upon lumber, coal, iron and rec- were absolutely lo Democratic principle.-. He made Con- Thomas his vote on reciprocity and the ship contrary to vote these questions. In the course hi remark be laid down proposition If North Carolina N to protection will be ii the state, on the contrary ii. to remain in the D mo. faith and hold to Democratic principles, then Simmons ought to b. defeated. He further showed, i the of good Democrats, Governor has made faithful public and is need- id in United States Senate to up- hold and carry out the program of President Wilson. Thomas, in an hour's rejoinder, the charges dodged the issues absolutely tailing to explain conduct and rota of Senator Sim- mons in upholding the hands of Sen- in bis trust legislation, Dunn's rejoinder, he showed that Thomas had refused to meet tin- issue and proved in the lace the record Senator Simmons bore Con- Thomas would never be able to explain vote on those questions, Thomas in reply still failed to meet referring t the youth his the charge record, and hi own vast superiority us debater. This was amusing to the supporters of Governor Kitchin when they knew that Thomas to Dunn opened and he was allowed ail in rejoinder according to those present the was there with the goods and Thomas has yet failed lo answer. After debate there ninny favorable comments upon the produced Kin-bin's and It is currently reported that many advocates left the court house Kitchin converts. Alliance TRUST UNION'S ENEMIES Mm of Hie i- i trolling the Market I In ii Price would lie subjected lo close ex- in competition with free labor. Resolved. That we request the General Assembly the Department of to send two representative to to study the question of agricultural credit. Resolved. That we reaffirm our Interest in an endorsement of the Tor- system registration and that we hereby recommend the pas- sage of such an act at the next of our legislature line faille Monday evening Sheriff S. received by express two fine cows. years old. to add to his dairy stock. He bought the cows n the northern part of New York, near the Canadian line, paying the place where the live. The child was ill the middle of the track when the train hove in sight and the mother of the infant, who had probably the track toper- Dud- the child to leave her place of danger, took ill the situation a glance and made a brace effort to reach her daughter, hut before she could it. the cowcatcher of the locomotive hid hit the child for them there and the express and thrown her quite clear of the charges amounted to 188.35. making the cost of the two cows do-1 The engineer immediately stopped Not long since Sheriff Dud-j the train and with the help of some bought a high grade Dun in the passenger picked up the that cost him He believe girl, already dead the having tine and carried her lo the house For Lower WASHINGTON, D. C October This was the date tentatively filled by the commerce for express companies Jo show cause why the new rates fixed by Hie commission not now be adopted them. Hut a the new post system has raised some complication in the adjustment of the rates, which the as well as express will take some time to straighten out, it i regarded as likely the hearings on the new rates will go over until December. According to passenger the engineer of the train stated that he did see anything of the child on the track II being already quite dark when the fatality occurred. Mr Manning, the father of the lit- lie girl not at home be accident took place. NORTON, Oct. Thai the men who have been moat am in building up trust are also n i y men who have i- u most successful in n M tin ii labor the i on i. ilium Governor Woodrow Wilson in an hare today devoted to what he a pi power grail Inti i sat now dominate our i you he asked. Hie objects lion is to control the labor And do you imagine y I ever s. i deliberate plan for giving the workingman anything compare la in the way i wage the proportion the profits which they pocket They do not have to give the laboring man any more than hi can I get ill inn of the Ami they do not give him any more, As a matter of fact, some of the highly productive Industries in this country pay very lower wages than the unprotected Industries And some of the tasted wagon an below tile living male time the prices they are so great can build new factorial out of then- every second year. It is one grand- est pieces of bluff and humbug that has eve. been known in the history Of political deception. want lo widen the market for American labor. to tee exist in which men will for American labor. I want again to see a time come when we realize highest priced labor in the world is the cheapest labor ill tin- world, what produced l-y brains and Intelligence and skillful touch is a great deal cheaper than is produced by stupidity dullness the whip the master, you this, labor U to date, is the cheapest in world I can prove Lt. American man compete In foreign mar- in the sale of goods ed in those markets, near those mar- is by that receives only u tin- remuneration of American labor. NOW, what does that mean It mean they can afford lO pi American workingman three times much and still undersell their competitor in foreign markets, the Am- workingman is mid the amount of his wages depend upon protective tariff. II It depends upon him. It depends upon what is inside his thinking And when you once gel a of lated monopoly, than you gal a sys- of controlled labor, forget that. Narrow line of and you stiffen the lines of labor control. You have no now a free market your labor any more than you have I free market for your com- for under I hi system of monopoly regulated or unregulated, monopolist can determine the amount of goods lo be produced, and therefore determine the amount Of b and the that the goods are lo